Colin Pitchfork

bluealf said:
and let's face it this was what 99% of my post was about but yeah petty career criminal thieves have got you hot under the collar, let's add drug dealing skanks to that list as well, 'RARELY' rehabilitated criminals, as it is all they have known and it is how they make their living, in and out of jail is a by-product of life for them.

Scrutiny? lol

Get over it.
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Would have replied earlier but I was just watching Time the new BBC drama set in a prison. They do seem to be a bad lot in there, not sure yet which one is going to end up working at Timpsons
 
Murder is the only crime where the sentence should be about punishment and not rehabilitation. The person murdered has had their whole life and future taken away. All their hopes, dreams, ambitions gone in an instant. No rehabilitation for them, no second chances, no magic potion to rescue them from the grave and give them another twenty years because they've suffered from being denied any for thirty years. They're gone forever. Then you add the murdered persons family into the equation who suffer everyday of their lives. They suffer from the pain of reliving their family members final moments on earth, which with a murder was probably terrifying and extremely traumatic. Then they suffer the person's loss. Birthday's, family gatherings, the anniversary of the death. Even happy times are forever tinged with the knowledge the murdered person isn't there to share them. They truly serve a full life sentence for committing no crime.

Pitchfork is the worse kind of murderer. He killed for his own perverted sexual pleasure and chose helpless vulnerable victims, which cowards like him do. He doesn't deserve freedom and he will be a risk to young girls and women until the last breath has left his body. Hopefully that day is sooner rather than later.
 
paulchapo said:
Murder is the only crime where the sentence should be about punishment and not rehabilitation. The person murdered has had their whole life and future taken away. All their hopes, dreams, ambitions gone in an instant. No rehabilitation for them, no second chances, no magic potion to rescue them from the grave and give them another twenty years because they've suffered from being denied any for thirty years. They're gone forever. Then you add the murdered persons family into the equation who suffer everyday of their lives. They suffer from the pain of reliving their family members final moments on earth, which with a murder was probably terrifying and extremely traumatic. Then they suffer the person's loss. Birthday's, family gatherings, the anniversary of the death. Even happy times are forever tinged with the knowledge the murdered person isn't there to share them. They truly serve a full life sentence for committing no crime.

Pitchfork is the worse kind of murderer. He killed for his own perverted sexual pleasure and chose helpless vulnerable victims, which cowards like him do. He doesn't deserve freedom and he will be a risk to young girls and women until the last breath has left his body. Hopefully that day is sooner rather than later.
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Could you stop at murderers though? I’m not advocating either way for punishment versus rehabilitation but lots of victims of violent and sexual crime effectively have their lives ruined with the fallout affecting those around them. In some respects that life long struggle could be even worse for those involved than a sudden loss.
 
journolud said:
Could you stop at murderers though? I’m not advocating either way for punishment versus rehabilitation but lots of victims of violent and sexual crime effectively have their lives ruined with the fallout affecting those around them. In some respects that life long struggle could be even worse for those involved than a sudden loss.
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That is a good point but I'll stick at murder as that's what this post is about and the release of a murdering sexual deviant. He should die in prison and no amount of so called experts will ever convince me he is safe to be released.
 
What’s the actual point of releasing him? I can’t see one at all. It’s not as though he’s likely to get a job as his age so even more of a worry about what he’d be able to get up to with time on his hands.
 
mr t said:
What’s the actual point of releasing him? I can’t see one at all. It’s not as though he’s likely to get a job as his age so even more of a worry about what he’d be able to get up to with time on his hands.
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Save money and free up a cell for someone else. Plus give incentive to all the other murderous nonces that they too can be back on the prowl if they behave in prison.
 
mackenzie said:
Dealt with a lifer once. He had killed his wife in the mid/late 70s and got 30 years.
He was quite a pitiful person really, and at that time his probation officer watched him like a hawk. Was quite a submissive bloke really and it was obvious his "stretch" had changed him. He went on to marry again (to a woman 30 years his junior) and they had 2 children last time I checked. He also got a job with our help.
Another fucker a few years earlier was a different story altogether.
Gave "bad vibes" everytime he came in. Was in a probation hostel with a view to rehabilitation. He got a job, with the help of probation, and then promptly kidnapped a colleague of his, who was much younger and very effin scared!!!! Colleague escaped after 3 days, it hit the local press and "bad vibes" fucker was whisked back inside.

Think what I'm trying to say is that there are a lot of dangerous people both inside and outside!
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They say that ten years plus inside will break pretty much any man.
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
They say that ten years plus inside will break pretty much any man.
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There are some who are institutionalised and cant cope on the outside. I knew an old lag who had done 3 big sentences. When out he couldnt live in a normal domestic setting. He had to have the box room which had sparse necessaries like a towel perfectly folded with his toothbrush on top of it and everything orderly like that, while his wife had the bedroom. In the end he got himself back inside by holding up the local bookies with the worst balaclava Ive ever seen that didnt remotely hide his identity
 
mr t said:
What’s the actual point of releasing him? I can’t see one at all. It’s not as though he’s likely to get a job as his age so even more of a worry about what he’d be able to get up to with time on his hands.
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There is no point, he should die in prison as should all murdering nonces. Until they can alter that section of their brain that makes them that way they will never change. If they have to be strictly monitored once released they should be in the place where they are fully monitored, a prison cell.
 
Raped and murdered 2 children years apart. The behaviour of waiting to do it again indicates a deep depraved desire that can't be cured. This wasn't an in the moment one off crime and he will always represent a danger to women and young girls.
 
Total deviant who should stay in the nick until he comes out dead to be cremated and his ashes thrown on a landfill.
He is very lucky that nobody has done him in before now on the wing.
All I am going to say is just imagine the terror those girls went through when they were unlucky enough to fall into the clutches of this cnut.
Just for that he needs to be locked up forever.
 
Been released today.

BBC News - Colin Pitchfork: Double child murderer released from prison
www.bbc.co.uk

Colin Pitchfork: Double child murderer released from prison

Colin Pitchfork was jailed in 1988 for raping and murdering two 15-year-old girls in Leicestershire.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
I know what I'd do with a pitchfork and i wouldn't be using it in the traditional manner.
Should flung n' hung on a flaming pitchfork, the double child murdering lowlife bastard!
 
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BlueMoonRisin’ said:
Been released today.

BBC News - Colin Pitchfork: Double child murderer released from prison
www.bbc.co.uk

Colin Pitchfork: Double child murderer released from prison

Colin Pitchfork was jailed in 1988 for raping and murdering two 15-year-old girls in Leicestershire.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
I know what I'd do with a pitchfork and i wouldn't be using it in the traditional manner.
Should have hung the murdering lowlife bastard!
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Us old uns remember when a person got 30 years for a straight forward murder.
32 years for two separate child rape/murders is a sad reflection on where we are heading.
The overworked and under funded probation service will not be able to monitor him. I can only hope he can't cope in the real world and commits a minor crime just to be caught and sent back. Sadly I don't think that will happen
 
I'm actually in favour of the scandi justice system. I think our prison system sadly breads reoffenders. However there becomes a point where a person is too damaged or too deprived and has done too horrible things to 1) ever be reformed and 2) ever be forgiven.

This bastard fits that bill.
 
And another thing said Irate of Irlam, he will have spent 30 years on a nonce wing. That is hardly the place to stop him having rapist nonce fantasies (sp)

I fully believe in educating, training and rehabilitation for theives. They can reform and many do. A double child rapist ?
 
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