Lucy Letby infant murders trial

What a horrible, mad bastard. It's so fucking warped that someone who is there to try and preserve life is actively trying to take it. Watched a programme about it yesterday and it was truly sickening.
 
Is it just me or the twats who investigated her and let her off not as culpable ??? Is that not a crime ?? How on Gods green earth can a baby have a PM, mashed up liver and something not done ??.. There is something very wrong here..have no idea what but sense a cover up to protect the NHS like Shipman.
 
Betterdeedthan red said:
We can only hope.
And a broken bottle up her arse
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Every day.

Watched a documentary once about a guy wrongly sentenced for a crime, and ended up in a S.African prison

Raped every day. No time for wounds to heal. Hell on earth.

One can only hope this kind of fiendish behaviour awaits this twat.
 
Berts Neck said:
Is it just me or the twats who investigated her and let her off not as culpable ??? Is that not a crime ?? How on Gods green earth can a baby have a PM, mashed up liver and something not done ??.. There is something very wrong here..have no idea what but sense a cover up to protect the NHS like Shipman.
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It’s clearly not you. There’s a lot of outrage for those who tried to squash the concerns.
 
LangleyBlue1970 said:
Every day.

Watched a documentary once about a guy wrongly sentenced for a crime, and ended up in a S.African prison

Raped every day. No time for wounds to heal. Hell on earth.

One can only hope this kind of fiendish behaviour awaits this twat.
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Churchlawtonblue said:
Do you think you are with the majority in your opinion or a minority?
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Don't know, but what you are advocating is demagoguery.
What I am saying is that if you allow society's moral standards to slip then we are all in danger of having our rights curtailed because a majority opinion deems it right to target certain individuals or segments of society regardless of the morality of that stance.
In my opinion, how we treat prisoners, just as an example, isn't necessarily a reflection of what they deserve, but a reflection of the moral and human standards of our society.
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
Just find it strange to use an anecdote about someone wrongly convicted getting tortured to make that kind of "wish".

No I generally don't wish sexual torture on people, even serial killers.
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I do in this case, given the age of the victims.
And the anecdote was to show what wrongly happened to that person, which hopefully awaits this person. She literally deserves nothing less.
 
goalmole said:
Don't know, but what you are advocating is demagoguery.
What I am saying is that if you allow society's moral standards to slip then we are all in danger of having our rights curtailed because a majority opinion deems it right to target certain individuals or segments of society regardless of the morality of that stance.
In my opinion, how we treat prisoners, just as an example, isn't necessarily a reflection of what they deserve, but a reflection of the moral and human standards of our society.
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Nice words, but child murderers are scum and deserve nothing. It's all about opinions and you are entitled to yours.

I remember Lord Longford campaigning on behalf of Ian Brady. Longford never gained much support either?!
 
Churchlawtonblue said:
Nice words, but child murderers are scum and deserve nothing. It's all about opinions and you are entitled to yours.

I remember Lord Longford campaigning on behalf of Ian Brady. Longford never gained much support either?!
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It was Myra Hindley wasn't it? She successfully manipulated him and downplayed her role in the murders and pinned it all on Brady.
 
goalmole said:
Don't know, but what you are advocating is demagoguery.
What I am saying is that if you allow society's moral standards to slip then we are all in danger of having our rights curtailed because a majority opinion deems it right to target certain individuals or segments of society regardless of the morality of that stance.
In my opinion, how we treat prisoners, just as an example, isn't necessarily a reflection of what they deserve, but a reflection of the moral and human standards of our society.
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Very well said, mate.

We are a far more unforgiving society than we were a generation ago. Some are not deserving of forgiveness, but I wish some people would step back and realise tougher sentencing isn’t a deterrent to preventing base human instincts manifesting themselves. Ways of suppressing those instincts has to be a more effective approach than simply punishing them.

People keep screaming for tougher sentencing, and sentencing keeps going up (despite what some on here seem to believe) and antisocial and violent crime keeps increasing. And the whole sorry cycle continues.

At which point does that Albert Einstein quote become front and centre with this debate?

Tougher sentencing will never be a panacea. Just look at America.
 
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