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30 January, 2010 at 2:49 pm #429812
@thin ice wrote:
@bat wrote:
@thin ice wrote:
@chathostuk wrote:
Yup, the boards are dead…. again!
JC is dead…again!
Before deciding how exactly you will be ‘stirring things up’, I’d like to point you at the site rules – which apply to the boards.
Maybe that’s the reason why the boards are dead… again!
always remember martin rules are there for breaking lol
And users who break site rules are there for banning. :wink: :lol:
wise up bat no one really gets banned fgs this is jc
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30 January, 2010 at 2:47 pm #429749Least we have a couple people who would sign Peter Sutcliffes release papers because given the correct psycho babble he can be a constructive member of society. I expect Harold Shipman had a horrific childhood yet managed to become a GP despite the depravation and beatings ? My arse. These people cannot and never should be released
30 January, 2010 at 12:03 am #429742Some people are products of their upbringing, some people are just born evil. These people cannot be released ever but it soothes our hunmanity to pay £40,000 a year to keep these people alive. We wouldnt keep a dog alive that merely bit someone, we’d have it put down without compunction. These people aren’t even animals, they’re much much worse.
29 January, 2010 at 11:39 pm #429737I’d kill him
29 January, 2010 at 10:24 pm #429734Trio jailed for photographed rape
Three men who raped a 16-year-old girl as the attack was photographed on a mobile phone have been sent to a young offenders institute.
Bolton Crown Court heard the victim went to an address in Rochdale after receiving a phone call in May 2008.
She drank whisky and was then raped by the men as she became incapacitated.
Ajmal Afridi, 19, of Boundary Street, Imtiaz Syed, 20, of Ellesmere Street, and Tayyab Hussain, 19, of Henry Street, all Rochdale, admitted rape.
Afridi was sentenced to six years in a young offenders institute. He raped the girl twice and sexually assaulted her.
Syed received the same sentence after he admitted one count of rape and one of incident assault.
Hussain, who has learning difficulties, was ordered to spend three years in a young offenders institute after he pleaded guilty to one count of rape.
The girl’s frantic mother called her daughter’s phone only for it to be answered by the men with the faint sound of her voice in the background, the court heard.
Judge William Morris said there was no evidence to suggest the girl was forced to drink the alcohol or that she was lured to the house.
In a statement, the girl said: “I feel violated, my self-esteem is low. This has had a devastating affect on my family.”
The men’s legal representatives said all three regretted their actions.
Speaking after the case, Det Con Charles Stewart, of Greater Manchester Police, said: “These three animals have subjected the victim to the most appalling and demeaning crime.”
Two other defendants, Mustafa Arshad, 17, and Mohammed Usman Raja, 21, were sentenced in October for their part in the attack.
Arshad admitted taking two photos of the abuse on his mobile phone and aiding and abetting sexual assault.
He was sentenced to eight months in a young offenders institute.
Raja was sentenced to six months in a young offenders institute after he pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice by providing a false alibi for Syed.
Poor little sods i expect their childhood was poor. It’s a joke whats learning difficulties got to do with it for a start and the other three were as guilty even if they didnt actually take part physically in the rape
28 January, 2010 at 8:36 pm #429722smoke it… real high
28 January, 2010 at 2:55 pm #429788Neither am i
27 January, 2010 at 11:46 pm #429718If thats what drugs do for you then i’m glad i dont take them. Anyone who thinks Peter Sutcliffe could EVER be released is either an idiot or as high as a kite.
You’re not Lord Longford in disguise are you27 January, 2010 at 11:41 pm #429716You cant cure Peter Sutcliffe ffs
27 January, 2010 at 10:54 pm #429713Did they do any of that the last generation our parents generation where it seemed to be “spare the rod spoil the child”. Perhaps it was the same just reporting is “better” There seems to be a lack of respect nowadays which wasn’t there when i was a child, perhaps if we went back to a bit of old fashioned values and policing
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