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Boy, 6, Thrown From The 10Th Floor Of The Tate Modern. Why?
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Once again we try to find rational reasons for irrational behaviour, and sadly, the short answer is - there are none.
This is not the act of a rational mind - that can be stated with certainty.
The reasons around that irrationality remain to be revealed, but trying to analyse this rationally gets us nowhere except upset, so we have to sympathise, but not dwell, which helps no-one.
This is not the act of a rational mind - that can be stated with certainty.
The reasons around that irrationality remain to be revealed, but trying to analyse this rationally gets us nowhere except upset, so we have to sympathise, but not dwell, which helps no-one.
I know - a deep padded cell inside a very secure place such as Guantanomo Bay equivalent would be most appropriate either as a judgement or whatever section order they want to nail him with.
'Out of life threatening but still critical' seems to be the current status (Beeb News headlines).....the poor French parents and family....
'Out of life threatening but still critical' seems to be the current status (Beeb News headlines).....the poor French parents and family....
This from the DM explains it I suppose but not why he was out on his own. Looks like someone's got a lot to answer for. The victim is still improving.
//The teenage suspect - who cannot be named for legal reasons - is thought to suffer from schizophrenia and is normally only allowed out of a secure home when accompanied by two carers. A former carer said the teenager was 'one of the most difficult and challenging mental patients I've ever encountered.' Police are investigating whether the teenager escaped from the secure unit or managed to get free of one of his carers. A teenager has now been charged with attempted murder and will appear at Bromley Youth Court today. \\
//The teenage suspect - who cannot be named for legal reasons - is thought to suffer from schizophrenia and is normally only allowed out of a secure home when accompanied by two carers. A former carer said the teenager was 'one of the most difficult and challenging mental patients I've ever encountered.' Police are investigating whether the teenager escaped from the secure unit or managed to get free of one of his carers. A teenager has now been charged with attempted murder and will appear at Bromley Youth Court today. \\
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