10 years ago today.....

Didn't realise there were more pages in that article, just been reading how throughout the trial he kept smiling and laughing, he still smiles and laughs in his cell, just shows that he is an absolute nut job, it also says his father's death was a bit suspect, so was the death of the woman he lived with and inherited her fortune. Guy was just detatched from reality if you read about the things he has done.
 
robmiller said:
No they shouldn't.
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Yes, they should.

Give me one good reason why this isn't apt justice? The bloke obviously isn't remorseful in his cell as he laughs about it.
 
A Madman, but one that was probably not alone......although as usual once the cops and media had a scapegoat...he was the only one guilty.

If you read the whole story of the incident and the statements.....you will see the true picture - most people say it was 3 people that carried out the killings ;)
 
Nix said:
The way it described him walking around a tree to shoot a little girl made me :mad: :(

R.I.P. Everyone.

They should let the families who were affected beat the living crap out of him.
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I totally agree! Sick ****:mad:
 
Nix said:
Yes, they should.

Give me one good reason why this isn't apt justice? The bloke obviously isn't remorseful in his cell as he laughs about it.
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  1. He's clearly mentally disturbed and, whilst this by no means excuses his actions, his being given life without parole means he poses no danger to society. Reform is the ultimate goal of sentencing (and in cases where reform is not possible, the permanent locking-up of the person for society's benefit), not some sort of twisted revenge.
  2. Decrying violence whilst simultaneously harbouring borderline-psychopathic notions of punishment is hypocrisy of the highest order.

Pick one.
 
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