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14 year old gets LIFE without parole

well i will quote you Babydoc

"How naive can you be". I am not naive, i think. But you can defend someone and you can defend someone.

By the way what about the two kids of 8 and 9 killing a 4 year old.

Whaw, kids in the US are doing great.
 
IMO he got what he deserved. At 14 you are smart enough to know what is right and what is wrong so he should be locked up. Why should he get a second chance when the little girl he killed does not ?

M18
 
MUSTANG_18 said:
IMO he got what he deserved. At 14 you are smart enough to know what is right and what is wrong so he should be locked up. Why should he get a second chance when the little girl he killed does not ?

M18

well agree in part bro, but there's one thing that bugs me: it wasnt a first-degree murder. And I'm sure any lawyers here will agree on this point. I think it was more involuntary homicide....following the Canadian criminal Code.
 
manny78 said:
I think it was more involuntary homicide

INVOLUNTARY????????????????

The victim's injuries were reported to be the equivalent of falling two stories onto concrete!

It was a premeditated murder.

With such a slap-on-the-wrist justice system, it's no wonder crime is so high.

-Warik
 
Warik - Is voilent crime so high in the US?

I read somewhere that the UK has overtaken the US in voilent crime.

As I said earlier in the post, we had two kids here about 12 kill a 4 year old. They abducted him from a shop in Liverpool, took him to a railway track and threw rocks at tim until he was dead.

At 18 they are out. The government was so concerned that vigilanties would find them that they took out an injunction banning newspapers from publishing any pictures or details.

Now they have been moved to a different country, Australia or even the US under new identities. Who know, they may be living on your street.
 
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manny78 said:


well agree in part bro, but there's one thing that bugs me: it wasnt a first-degree murder. And I'm sure any lawyers here will agree on this point. I think it was more involuntary homicide....following the Canadian criminal Code.

I'm sorry, "Canadian criminal code," what is that, like the "Canadian medical system"?
They make you wait ten years to get a trial?

Kill 'em all, we'll make more, and if they don't come out right, kill them too.
 
TheSalami said:


if you were the little girls dad would you think it was too harsh? think about the victim not the criminal.
Yes the sentence is way too harsh. For once I agree with Salami. If it was your 14 year old son a lot of you wouldn`t think the way you do about the sentence.
 
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Evloks said:
Yes the sentence is way too harsh. For once I agree with Salami. If it was your 14 year old son a lot of you wouldn`t think the way you do about the sentence.

Yes, I would. Believe me. Any kid of mine kills another child by beating her to death, hitting her repeatedly until her shattered corpse disgusts the coroner, I will offer to lock the cell behind him.
 
What a fucked up world we live in, if a 6 year old girl is at risk of being killed by a 14 year old.

Even though he'll spend the rest of his life in prison that won't bring the little girl back either!

hardgainer (it's loose / loose)
 
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