Grassland Blue
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The sentences imposed are the maximum allowed by law I understand?
However, those sentences, in this case, do not appear to be sufficient.
This situation needs to be addressed.
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However, those sentences, in this case, do not appear to be sufficient.
This situation needs to be addressed.
Alan Harper's Tash
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They’ve never been harsher.The sentences imposed are the maximum allowed by law I understand?
However, those sentences, in this case, do not appear to be sufficient.
This situation needs to be addressed.
The anger around such a heinous crime is fully understandable, but these threads always descend into arguments about the death penalty. There’s a separate thread for that, and realistically it’s not going to be re-introduced anyway, so let’s keep the thread on topic please.
Do you really think if the police actually knew where he was hiding they wouldn’t just arrest him?!We all know where he'll be hiding but they daren't offend anybody by looking there.
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I thought the clear inference was that they’d met at the same mosque and he was potentially a stalker.
He’s 100% being harboured now by a mosque and most likely has been/is being treated by members of said mosque with medical training.
A 100 is a lot of percent.
Has there been many cases where wanted criminals have been found to be protected and hidden in mosques?
I can’t recall off the top of my head hearing of it before. Although I do have a very poor memory.
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A 100 is a lot of percent.
Has there been many cases where wanted criminals have been found to be protected and hidden in mosques?
I can’t recall off the top of my head hearing of it before. Although I do have a very poor memory.
Do you live in a very big house in the country?
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Do you live in a very big house in the country?
No. Have I inadvertently quoted some Blur lyrics or something?
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Ah ok. Maybe you could inform intelligence services about the mosque he's 100% being harboured in? Maybe then the authorities could apprehend him?I thought the clear inference was that they’d met at the same mosque and he was potentially a stalker.
He’s 100% being harboured now by a mosque and most likely has been/is being treated by members of said mosque with medical training.
Or maybe, in the real world, your post was a baseless crock of shit.
hilts
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The government should not lower itself to the level of a scumbag murderer imho
True our govts are known for their high moral standards
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Do you live in a very big house in the country?
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