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I have read in the Sunday papers that Tracey Andrews is annoyed because they wont give her a new identity ! she has already had £5000 worth of plastic surgery whilst in prison ! what next, she murdered her boy friend why should the country go to this expense for her?what makes her so different from all the others ? I would like £5000 worth of plastic surgery but I cant afford it !if I murdered Mr S would I stand a chance ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.jack daniels - I am indeed with jackthehat and her opinion on this situation.
jack has been an Ab'er of long-standing and we almost always agree on our points ov view.
As a longstanding contributor, she is known as 'jack' to her fellow AB'ers. so my apologies if you thought I was referring to your good self - i will be careful to be more specific in the future.
jack has been an Ab'er of long-standing and we almost always agree on our points ov view.
As a longstanding contributor, she is known as 'jack' to her fellow AB'ers. so my apologies if you thought I was referring to your good self - i will be careful to be more specific in the future.
"Why should the tax payer foot the bill for her safety"
Because its the tax payers who have decided she hasn't been punished enough, despite the law of the land stating otherwise.
No wait, I take part of that back, the baying neanderthals who'll posse up a vigilante group to find her probably don't have a job between then, hence why they've the time to weasel her out.
Because its the tax payers who have decided she hasn't been punished enough, despite the law of the land stating otherwise.
No wait, I take part of that back, the baying neanderthals who'll posse up a vigilante group to find her probably don't have a job between then, hence why they've the time to weasel her out.
TTG - intellectually, yes i wouold, emotionally, no, you are quite correct.
It is important that the law, and its application are without emotion, otherwise it would fail to exist.
Fortunately, our laws are applied fairly, even if it does not always appear so to be - emotional reaction would have this country's streets running with blood constantly, and that would be the end of us as a civilised society.
It is important that the law, and its application are without emotion, otherwise it would fail to exist.
Fortunately, our laws are applied fairly, even if it does not always appear so to be - emotional reaction would have this country's streets running with blood constantly, and that would be the end of us as a civilised society.
Forget my last as I have now read a few on line site.
My opinion, yes Andrews has the right to a peaceful life after release and will be afforded initial protection in various forms but due to the circumstances surrounding her situation she should seek her own way of funding a fully-blown identity change and this not not be met by the tax-payer. This would cost hundreds of thousands of pounds and could be never ending.
There have been other high-profile cases where the state has paid for all of this, some of which I can understand, however, I do not consider this one of them. The line has to be drawn some where
My opinion, yes Andrews has the right to a peaceful life after release and will be afforded initial protection in various forms but due to the circumstances surrounding her situation she should seek her own way of funding a fully-blown identity change and this not not be met by the tax-payer. This would cost hundreds of thousands of pounds and could be never ending.
There have been other high-profile cases where the state has paid for all of this, some of which I can understand, however, I do not consider this one of them. The line has to be drawn some where
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