| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 2:20:29 AM | Peter Sutcliffe beter known as the Yorkshire Ripper is to make a new bid
for freedom and will claim that his human rights are being abused as at
his original trial a release date was never set by the judge....
He will be using legal aid and a soliciter who was awarded a prize by Cherrie Blair
in 2006 for being mental health lawyer of the year in 2006....
Just to remind you all of what he did.......13 women were murderd over a 5 year
period by smashing his victims over the head and then mutilating their bodies....
7 women were lucky to escape death and his reign of terror ended in 1981.......
"I'm not mad just bad" Peter Sutcliffe said recently.....
Should The Yorkshire Ripper be released from prison now of left to rot in jail? | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 2:31:37 AM | IMO The man gave up his claim to human rights when he callousely took the lives of so many innocent women. So he claims he is not mad,doesnt that just make what he did even more distgusting?.
If he is willing to admit that he is just bad then there is every chance that should he ever be freed he would murder again,keep him locked up.
God forbid if he is ever let out into society he would no doubt be given a new identity and allowed a new start in life. Were the families of his victims allowed this privelige? no they have had to endure a life of grief and trauma. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 2:52:39 AM | Taking 13 lives should be death in prison, without any shadow of a doubt. Anything less would be disrespectful to those who he killed.
Perhaps they could do an exchange: He can go free as soon as his victims come back to life. Sounds fair to me!
Fair is fair! | |
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cargy
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Joined: 10/13/2006
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 3:36:26 AM |
Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
I didn't even know they had caught him to be honest ! Well , in view of his crimes and uncertainty in him surrendering for bail . I would, if Home secretary, lean toward at least six months in custody to be reviewed with a view to early release dependant on certain criteria being met and him being happy with that. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 3:42:18 AM | To be utterly pedantic...he is not IN prison, he is in hospital.
Broadmoor is in Crowthorne, Berkshire and I have friends who work there. Several years ago he was blinded in one eye by another patient with a pen lid.
Although he was not given a definitive sentence, he will never be released. Like the Moors Murderers, it is much to high a profile case for any Home Secretary or judge to even consider releasing him. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 4:43:03 AM | To be utterly pedantic...he is not IN prison, he is in hospital
A self aware pedant ! I think thats possibly worse. IE: you know your being pedantic but carry on regardless.  I'm sure with time and care you can overcome this dreadful condition. After all you've taken the first giant step in recovery by merely admitting you have " Pedantic " issues.
This gives you a far greater chance of ridding yourself of this thing than some other sufferers on this site who are as yet unaware they are carriers. Good luck to you. 
Let me just demonstrate to you and any other pedants reading this how particularly galling it is to be corrected over trivial issues.
Like the Moors Murderers, it is much to high a profile case for any Home Secretary or judge to even consider releasing him
Technically it would be impossible to release the Moors Murderers even if the government wanted too. The reason being, half of the infamous duo, namely Myra Hindley, stopped breathing and was certified dead when she was buried/ cremated a number of years ago.
Was that slightly annoying ? | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 5:15:21 AM |
and will claim that his human rights are being abused
Lol rite and what about the human rights of the women he murdered? And the families of people left to live and mourn... They should have sent him to America and death row! | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 5:24:03 AM |
Technically it would be impossible to release the Moors Murderers even if the government wanted too. The reason being, half of the infamous duo, namely Myra Hindley, stopped breathing and was certified dead when she was buried/ cremated a number of years ago.
Was that slightly annoying ?
Not at all, dear.
I was merely pointing out a similarly high profile case, which had considerable support for her release...it would have been political suicide.
It may be news to you, but there are those on here, whose grasp of common sense and reality leaves me to wonder if they require watering daily. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 5:59:53 AM | why not they let everyother mad person out!
its 10years prison for graffitti and 2yrs for carrying a knife! and if you nkill someone on the road its a wag of the finger!
theyll just give him a new identity like the bulger lads and that maxine abbott! | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 8:50:45 AM | Maybe it is time to let him out. He has served over 20 years.
After all, he only killed a few hookers who would probably have died of overdoses by now anyway. And apparently God did tell him to do it so that must work in his favour as well. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 9:02:28 AM | | i say let him out. It is about time we have a sequal murder story to relish in the newspapers and hopefully come out on film to make some people rich. Murder isn't always a bad thing, see...... | |
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Posted: 5/14/2008 9:05:50 AM | | Yeah let him out, with the state of his beard these days he could have a couple of weeks holiday...get a tan...then we can send him to the US where he'll get locked up in guantanamo bay as they do with anyone who remotely resembles a middle east terrorist. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 9:10:34 AM | | i watched a documentary not that long back about the murders, there were also other attacks that although they couldnt prove it was him and he never admited , it is beleived that it was him, 2 of the victims being men...............hes a dangerous guy who shouldnt be let out, or at least if he was let out, not given a new identity and hidden away at tax payers cost, but left to face the common public and receive whatever they would dish up...... | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 9:21:40 AM | Maybe we should have paid for him to spend 20 years odd in the Bahamas on a banana boat as his punishment eh?
The man is sick - I personally don't think the powers that be will allow him to ever grace our streets again & god help 'em if they do....
heyll just give him a new identity like the bulger lads
Yep & how would we know? U meet a seemingly nice man called Kevin in a bar & he turns out to be Peter Sutcliffe.......
GOD - how WOULD you react if ya daughter introduced you to the new boyfriend & it ended up to be one of the Bulger lads???????????? Another post altogether I feel but IT COULD HAPPEN.........
Sad world we live in really. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 9:30:01 AM | yea release him but chop it off first. Then allow us women to stone him to death! Yet another poor example of our mad goverment. Why on earth would this guy even be bothered with? why is our tax money going on legal aid for him? have they gone mad?
no morals atheist devil worshippers sums them up in one. The lawyers that choose to lie for them are just as bad! I think i should be prime minister id sack the whole government | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 9:53:16 AM | his original trial a release date was never set by the judge....
In the original trial he was sent to prison then at a later date he decided to play loony tune for a comfier stretch in Broadmoor .
With this in mind , he is now a "patient" and not an "inmate" so therefore it could be argued he is being kept there until he is deemed sane or safe to be released........which could be indefinately so i am not sure which of his human rights are actually being breached ?
Imo As he argued originally for pleas of insanity for an easier ride we should now take him on his word and "look after him " indefinately at Broadmoor!! | |
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Posted: 5/14/2008 11:08:08 AM | He must be still insane if he wants out into the real world...
shitty job, shitty wage, massive tax's, realality shows on the tv, get stabbed for doing nothing in the street, fock all pension and zero respect when you get old and to top it all you have to find a date by sitting in front of your pc for days on end.
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 11:16:53 AM | Definitely not. He is still a risk to society.
I do wonder about lawyers that choose to act for people like him and say, Hindley (yes, I know she's dead Johnny), OK in court they need a defence lawyer but in these cases? Oh, I forgot, the pots of money they make through protracted appeals, that's it. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 11:17:38 AM | | Life on the outside is worse than life on the inside apparently, so I say let him out, but deny him any benefits, no taxpayer entitlements, don't house him and don't give him a release bonus. Let the fecker fend for himself from day one, with a tattoo on his forefead saying "I am Peter Sutliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper!" He won't find a job and hopefully will soon be given the kicking of the century resulting in him being left disabled and unable to be treated in an NHS hospital without fearing for his own life | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 11:19:49 AM | Salidan thinks that surely the point of the Prison system is to punish and rehabilitate people . He has served his time .He should at least be considered for parole .Salidan has met some nurses who work at Broadmoor who dont think he is any longer a threat . Salidan does not think that the home secretary should just wipe his/her hands of any prisoner just because it would be unpopular with the British public .If the prisoner is still deemed unsafe or a threat to himself or others then fair enough fcuk em , but just because its not going to go down well with the voting public ,,,no .
"Let me tell you something my friend. Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane. "
As Morgan Freeman said in the Shawshank Redemption. | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 2:52:34 PM | | Sutcliffe has zero chance of ever seeing the light of day again..metaphorically speaking. the solicitor in question appears to be trying to make a name for herself, which no doubt she will succeed at. what an upstanding individual | |
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| Should The Yorkshire Ripper Be Released From Prison?...
Posted: 5/14/2008 3:10:35 PM | | Salidan agrees with gladitssummer but Saliidan thinks that Sutcliffe should not be treated differently from any other prisoner just because he is notorious .Still to this day he receives over 30 letter a week from women . That is fact . Salidan thinks that the media is responsible for this . Salidan thinks that people stating things like "he is still a threat " should shut up , are they a medic or a psychologist . The lady helping Sutcliffe is obviously in a far better situation to judge than these imbeciles who do nothing other than gloat and stare at car crashes . | |
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