Kieran Stapleton... Not so smug now I bet
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I had a little look at that texas death penalty list and last words someon eposted on here the other day. I felt that quite a few on there probably deserved to die for what they'd done whilst others I was less sure of.
Scum like this however are exactly what the death penalty should be used for.
Scum like this however are exactly what the death penalty should be used for.
longshot said:
I'm not an advocate of the death penalty but watching the speach that his Dad made and hearing of his behavior while in custody and in court has brought tears to my eyes and made me so angry that right now all I can think about is that this piece of slime being dead would be a good thing.
A man like this doesn't deserve the privelege of any sort of life.
Not normally an advocate of the death penalty as just one mistake or wrongful conviction would be horrendous.A man like this doesn't deserve the privelege of any sort of life.
Can't see the problem with it in this case though - he has admittted to the crime (by trying to plead manslaughter), has shown no remorse whatsoever, even laughing in court in front of his victim's parents. While on remand he has shown himself to be a nasty piece of work, trying to injure other prisoners and guards.
I think it's about £40K/year to keep someone in prison, so a minimum of £1.2million in this case. I see no reason to spend that money when an injection would probably cost about a tenner.
. Very sad story.OzzyR1 said:
Not normally an advocate of the death penalty as just one mistake or wrongful conviction would be horrendous.
Can't see the problem with it in this case though - he has admittted to the crime (by trying to plead manslaughter), has shown no remorse whatsoever, even laughing in court in front of his victim's parents. While on remand he has shown himself to be a nasty piece of work, trying to injure other prisoners and guards.
Wait till he is an old man sat there with no future after spending the last 40 years in jail knowing he destroyed his life and another lifes knowing he will die alone in jail as a wee scrote like that will try to proove he is the hardman and his life sentance will mean life.Can't see the problem with it in this case though - he has admittted to the crime (by trying to plead manslaughter), has shown no remorse whatsoever, even laughing in court in front of his victim's parents. While on remand he has shown himself to be a nasty piece of work, trying to injure other prisoners and guards.
Or
Under your way it is a quick injection and night night it is all over while his victums family carrys on suffering.
A death sentance is the easy way out
OzzyR1 said:
I think it's about £40K/year to keep someone in prison, so a minimum of £1.2million in this case. I see no reason to spend that money when an injection would probably cost about a tenner.
Sadly human rights lawyers are way more expensive then a few million
Look at America and you will see the death sentance is in no way nor form the cheap option
OzzyR1 said:
Not normally an advocate of the death penalty as just one mistake or wrongful conviction would be horrendous.
Can't see the problem with it in this case though - he has admittted to the crime (by trying to plead manslaughter), has shown no remorse whatsoever, even laughing in court in front of his victim's parents. While on remand he has shown himself to be a nasty piece of work, trying to injure other prisoners and guards.
I think it's about £40K/year to keep someone in prison, so a minimum of £1.2million in this case. I see no reason to spend that money when an injection would probably cost about a tenner.
I reckon it's more than £40k/yr, that's only £110/day...Can't see the problem with it in this case though - he has admittted to the crime (by trying to plead manslaughter), has shown no remorse whatsoever, even laughing in court in front of his victim's parents. While on remand he has shown himself to be a nasty piece of work, trying to injure other prisoners and guards.
I think it's about £40K/year to keep someone in prison, so a minimum of £1.2million in this case. I see no reason to spend that money when an injection would probably cost about a tenner.
Agree someone should slot the little
, he's a waste of oxygenBBC said:
Both the prosecution and defence agreed Stapleton had a recognised medical condition - an anti-social personality disorder where he displayed callousness, impulsiveness, anger, lack of remorse and incapacity to experience guilt.
I didn't realise being a fking with no more right to existence then a boil on my arse, was a medical condition. Can't help but feel he really doesn't give a st and will likely end up as the bully in prison as well.Will serve a minimum of 30 years. Good - hope every day is hell on earth.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-19...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-19...
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