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roy - // I am saying that he is psychotic - and he may like to dress up his homicidal urges under the disguise of being a Muslim
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As so many do.
Odd that innit. //
It's not odd, it's tragic, but as long as you and Naomi can enjoy a chuckle about it, I'm sure everyone is all fine with that.
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As so many do.
Odd that innit. //
It's not odd, it's tragic, but as long as you and Naomi can enjoy a chuckle about it, I'm sure everyone is all fine with that.
Khandro - // I wonder why Islamists who shout 'Allahu akbar' before murdering innocent non-Muslim people are deemed to have 'psychiatric problems' but the Peter Sutcliffes (Yorkshire Ripper) & Ian Bradys (Moors Murderer) were just bad, wicked b*st***s ? //
What a strange analysis, which does not stand up to scrutiny in the slightest.
Sutcliffe and Brady clearly has 'psychiatric problems, as you put it - both of them died in secure psychiatric hospitals.
So your peculiar inference that Muslim terrorists are somehow excused, and White British psychotics are somehow branded as bad people, is simply laughable, were the situations not so tragic.
What a strange analysis, which does not stand up to scrutiny in the slightest.
Sutcliffe and Brady clearly has 'psychiatric problems, as you put it - both of them died in secure psychiatric hospitals.
So your peculiar inference that Muslim terrorists are somehow excused, and White British psychotics are somehow branded as bad people, is simply laughable, were the situations not so tragic.
naomi - // AH. Have a gold star for acknowledging that these murderers are islamists. You’re getting there. Well done. //
Another of your Enid Blyton'esque 'Well done's' - should I be flattered?
Maybe we could get you on Mastermind with something else - specialist subject: Patronising people who are at least my intellectual equal, and in some areas, probably superior.
Another of your Enid Blyton'esque 'Well done's' - should I be flattered?
Maybe we could get you on Mastermind with something else - specialist subject: Patronising people who are at least my intellectual equal, and in some areas, probably superior.
oh stop squabbling
you are both adults remember - - we do
Of the around 900 murders a years england and wales
a third commit suicide, a third are found unfit to plead ( = mad as far as this thread is concerned) and a third well you know go down the usual route
a third - all sorts, blue grey, christian muslim
you are both adults remember - - we do
Of the around 900 murders a years england and wales
a third commit suicide, a third are found unfit to plead ( = mad as far as this thread is concerned) and a third well you know go down the usual route
a third - all sorts, blue grey, christian muslim
I wasn't bored or looking for a fight.
I just take exception to idiots making stuff up.
//It's not odd, it's tragic, but as long as you and Naomi can enjoy a chuckle about it, I'm sure everyone is all fine with that.//
A crass lie. I don't chuckle over the deaths of innocent people at the hands of an Islamist lunatic.
You're a joke, andy hughes and if I thought there would be anything done about your blatant lie I would report it...but I know there is no point.
I just take exception to idiots making stuff up.
//It's not odd, it's tragic, but as long as you and Naomi can enjoy a chuckle about it, I'm sure everyone is all fine with that.//
A crass lie. I don't chuckle over the deaths of innocent people at the hands of an Islamist lunatic.
You're a joke, andy hughes and if I thought there would be anything done about your blatant lie I would report it...but I know there is no point.
Andy-Hughes: Get your facts straight; Peter Suttcliffe was NOT considered to have 'psychiatric problems' the jury & the judge found him to be wicked, cruel sadistic b strd (my words)
Quote: The serial killer had told psychiatrists he heard voices telling him to kill, and that it was God’s will.
For that reason, the prosecution said they would accept his not guilty pleas to murder, but admission of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
But the judge disagreed, explaining that those medics had formed their views on the basis of what Sutcliffe had told them, and it differed from what he had told police after he was arrested and interviewed.
The judge was sure it was a matter for the jury to decide, and after some days adjournment, the attorney-general had to then prove the case that Sutcliffe did indeed know precisely what he was doing when he attacked and mutilated his victims.
After a 15-day trial the jury took almost six hours to reach their verdicts.
Mr Justice Boreham told the killer: “Peter William Sutcliffe, the jury have found you guilty of 13 charges of murder and, if I may say so, murder of a very cowardly quality.
“It is difficult to find words that are adequate in my judgment to describe the brutality and the gravity of these offences and I say at once I am not going to pause to seek those words.
“I am prepared to let the catalogue of your crimes speak for itself.”
He sentenced him to life with a minimum term of 30 years, and expressed the hope that Sutcliffe would never be released. unquote
Quote: The serial killer had told psychiatrists he heard voices telling him to kill, and that it was God’s will.
For that reason, the prosecution said they would accept his not guilty pleas to murder, but admission of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
But the judge disagreed, explaining that those medics had formed their views on the basis of what Sutcliffe had told them, and it differed from what he had told police after he was arrested and interviewed.
The judge was sure it was a matter for the jury to decide, and after some days adjournment, the attorney-general had to then prove the case that Sutcliffe did indeed know precisely what he was doing when he attacked and mutilated his victims.
After a 15-day trial the jury took almost six hours to reach their verdicts.
Mr Justice Boreham told the killer: “Peter William Sutcliffe, the jury have found you guilty of 13 charges of murder and, if I may say so, murder of a very cowardly quality.
“It is difficult to find words that are adequate in my judgment to describe the brutality and the gravity of these offences and I say at once I am not going to pause to seek those words.
“I am prepared to let the catalogue of your crimes speak for itself.”
He sentenced him to life with a minimum term of 30 years, and expressed the hope that Sutcliffe would never be released. unquote
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