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Child Killer Murdered In Prison.
- Thread starter Ritch
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LE
Let rats kill rats.
box-of-frogs
LE
See, it's not all bad news at the moment!
buttonsin3s
LE
Oh dear, what a shame.
The_Magician
Old-Salt
Pay Per View with bin lid shields and baseball bats with nails in the end please.
DrunkenIrish
LE
Having just watched the Dark Knight again, broken in half pool cues so do it
cometcatcher
LE
Oh dear, what a shame, life goes on.
Not his, obviously.
Not his, obviously.
W
wevers
Guest
Can we not employ the fellow who bought about his dimise to do a whistle stop tour of all UK prisons and do away with some more of these f**kers......
Hope the guy who did this gets extra weekend leave, and a rise in pocket money.
Werewolf
LE
Conjugal visits with the slapper of his choice!
johnboyzzz
LE
So the criminal justice system does work
pegasus797
War Hero
It's not often you get to read a news piece that puts a smile on your face but I can't help but smile and hope that every fear his victims had, ran through his pathetic excuse of a body in the short time before he checked out. No spilt tears here!
What a ****.
I hope it was slow and ******* painful.
*snip*
Jailing Hatch in January 1994, Judge Nina Lowry said he was "highly dangerous" and told him it was not possible to envisage a time when he could be released safely.
Unemployed Hatch, then 21, had smirked when he heard the jury's verdict.
*snip*
At his previous trial for indecently assaulting the eight-year-old boy and choking him until he lost consciousness, psychiatrist Dr Anthony Wilkins recommended that Hatch was a "menace to the public" and should be sent to Broadmoor top security hospital.
But Broadmoor had not considered Hatch dangerous enough at the time, Dr Wilkins said.
Mind you, I hope the tools that decided that meet the same fate.
I hope it was slow and ******* painful.
*snip*
Jailing Hatch in January 1994, Judge Nina Lowry said he was "highly dangerous" and told him it was not possible to envisage a time when he could be released safely.
Unemployed Hatch, then 21, had smirked when he heard the jury's verdict.
*snip*
At his previous trial for indecently assaulting the eight-year-old boy and choking him until he lost consciousness, psychiatrist Dr Anthony Wilkins recommended that Hatch was a "menace to the public" and should be sent to Broadmoor top security hospital.
But Broadmoor had not considered Hatch dangerous enough at the time, Dr Wilkins said.
Mind you, I hope the tools that decided that meet the same fate.
gallowglass
LE
Well, it's rehabilitation of a sort I suppose, in that he won't be reoffending.
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