Would Anyone Like To Join Me In Saying A Prayer For

[-Talbot-]

Dylann?

http://news.sky.com/story/church-shooter-dylann-roof-sentenced-to-death-10724630

[-Talbot-]

F ing iPad


Would they?

[mikey4444]

Talbot....I an no longer willing to continue this ludicrous debate with you....argue with yourself if you wish to.

[-Talbot-]

Damn ... I was hoping to draw you in and you actually acknowledge that your statement was wrong.

But no, you run away once again.


There are no campaigns to release people who have committed multiple murders then?

[ummmm]

Enlighten us Talbot.

[-Talbot-]

Kenneth Allen McDuff (March 21, 1946 – November 17, 1998) was an American serial killer. He was convicted of murdering sixteen-year-old Edna Sullivan; her boyfriend, seventeen-year-old Robert Brand; and Robert’s cousin, fifteen-year-old Mark Dunnam, who was visiting from California. They were all strangers whom McDuff abducted after noticing Sullivan; she was repeatedly raped before having her neck broken with a broomstick. McDuff was given three death sentences and subsequently convicted of having offered a bribe to a member of the parole board. He was freed in 1989. He was given a new death sentence and executed for a murder committed after his release and is suspected to have been responsible for many other killings.



one of many ummmm

[mikey4444]

Carry on please Ummm....I am fed up with this daft debate.

[ummmm]

Do you think that would happen here?

[SnookerPlayer]

Death sentence , deffo. Don't trot out Timothy Evans, there was no DNA tests back then.

[SnookerPlayer]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2421724/Revealed-The-murderers-given-life-jail-freed-kill-again.html



Loads of similar instances

[mikey4444]

Snookie..........If I recall the Evans case, DNA evidence wasn't required to prove that he was innocent. It was the complete cock-up that the Police made of the whole investigation that sent him to the gallows.

[-Talbot-]

Hopefully not, ummmm (haven't looked to see if it has happened here though)

I was answering mikeiy

''But nobody would advocate letting someone out of prison after committing multiple murders, either here or in America''


Anything is possible in America.

[SnookerPlayer]

Yes mike, very sad case. Don't think it would happen now, but.

[ummmm]

It's a joke. They sentence people to 300 years in prison and they still get out.

[SnookerPlayer]

https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/apr/04/mick-philpott-jailed-derby-fire


Just out of interest, is this bloke free now ?

[mikey4444]

Snookie....I agree, a very sad case. It was instrumental in getting the death penalty stopped here in the UK. The Wiki pages make for very interesting reading ::::

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Evans

[-Talbot-]

As you clearly carried on in taking part in the debate, mikey ... do you stick by your earlier statement?

[mikey4444]

Snookie....not that I am aware of and I hope he never is. He was stupid and about as evil as it is possible to be.

It was a case that made me very angry indeed !

[hereIam]

Well done Talbot.

[ummmm]

What did Talbot do to get a well done?

[chanel5]

Talbot, if I believed in a deity (which I don't) I would certainly join you in saying a prayer for the killer. I believe capital punishment is not the answer, even to such a vile crime as this. The society that puts this young man to death is in danger of reducing itself to the level of deprivation and degradation that they are seeking to punish.