Family "tortured and killed" man

[Adamm]

I live in Arlesey there was so many posters and shiz all over the place. And bare people have drowned and died at the blue lagoon.

What I want to know is why they were naked.

[Sharon]

Thats horrible

Justice is served.

[CrazyColaist]

Hmm quite a few police cars were outside the gates to the blue lagoon :s

[-:Undertaker:-]

These people are disgusting - a clear example of a case where the death penalty should be used.

[Black_Apalachi]

These people are disgusting - a clear example of a case where the death penalty should be used.

And give them the easy way out? Ha!

[-:Undertaker:-]

And give them the easy way out? Ha!

Well its far better than them sitting in prison on their Xboxes [Ian Huntley] in their cushy cells and being let out a mere 10 or so years later for 'good behaviour'.

[Catzsy]

Well its far better than them sitting in prison on their Xboxes [Ian Huntley] in their cushy cells and being let out a mere 10 or so years later for 'good behaviour'.

Ian Huntley was sentenced for a minimum term of 40 years.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Ian Huntley was sentenced for a minimum term of 40 years.

A lot of people are sentenced to 'life' with 'minimum' terms but I am not referring to Ian Huntley in my example over sentences anyway, i'm stating how he has been given an Xbox in prison - that is not prison. More to the point on Ian Huntley; I find a sentence of 40 years just as almost sickening as the crime, what a disgrace to Jessica and Holly the two little girls he killed.

[Catzsy]

A lot of people are sentenced to 'life' with 'minimum' terms but I am not referring to Ian Huntley in my example over sentences anyway, i'm stating how he has been given an Xbox in prison - that is not prison. More to the point on Ian Huntley; I find a sentence of 40 years just as almost sickening as the crime, what a disgrace to Jessica and Holly the two little girls he killed.

Well 40 is a lot more than the 10 you stated - it certainly came over that way and anybody who is released after 10 years has usually been convicted of manslaughter rather than murder. 40 years could be a lifetime for him and there is not much chance of him being released then - he is in the same bracket as Peter Sutcliffe and Myra Hindley. I have to say you seem to be quite extreme in your views. So you are saying Capital Punishment should be introduced for all murders?

[-:Undertaker:-]

Well 40 is a lot more than the 10 you stated - it certainly came over that way and anybody who is released after 10 years has usually been convicted of manslaughter rather than murder. 40 years could be a lifetime for him and there is not much chance of him being released then - he is in the same bracket as Peter Sutcliffe and Myra Hindley. I have to say you seem to be quite extreme in your views. So you are saying Capital Punishment should be introduced for all murders?

I did not state 10 years for Ian Huntley.

As for 40 years being a lifetime, yes it may seem a lifetime to him but it wont seem a lifetime to the family of Jessica and Holly who, if they had lived to 40 years would most likely be settling down and having children at that age. You call me extreme but I find it quite extreme that you seem to be perfectly content with a man like Ian Huntley being allowed to walk free again. I wonder what the parents of murdered kids would make of that suggestion?

To answer your question, it depends on the case. If it is solid evidence and the killer has killed somebody in cold blood, then yes and lets put the issue to a referendum so the British people can decide, not the politicians. In other words; democracy.