Kieran Stapleton... Not so smug now I bet

[hairykrishna]

"To be honest, I'm not bothered. I love prison. Lock me up for 65 years."

I wonder if he'll feel the same way when he's 50 and still inside?

[audidoody]

Norfolkit said:

Gonna be crowded with 7 of them in there

Sorry. The treble posting has happened after I upgraded to Mountain Lion yesterday!

[Drclarke]

I imagine he won't feel quite so tough once he has had run in with some of the real hard men in the prison system.

[Papa Hotel]

Here's what will really happen him in jail...

He's quickly establishing himself as a man not to fk with. He'll do a lot of time in various segregation units as he gets ghosted from establishment to establishment. Some prisons will try him in mainstream for a while before he fks someone up, almost certainly killing again, adding to his legend every time. His reputation will follow him and he'll become feared and respected amongst the prisoners.

In time, he won't have to be the psycho any more, he'll have built enough of a legend to allow him to run a pretty lucrative business inside selling drugs and mobiles.

[Butter Face]

Papa Hotel said:

Here's what will really happen him in jail...

He's quickly establishing himself as a man not to fk with. He'll do a lot of time in various segregation units as he gets ghosted from establishment to establishment. Some prisons will try him in mainstream for a while before he fks someone up, almost certainly killing again, adding to his legend every time. His reputation will follow him and he'll become feared and respected amongst the prisoners.

In time, he won't have to be the psycho any more, he'll have built enough of a legend to allow him to run a pretty lucrative business inside selling drugs and mobiles.

Sad isn't it?

Would be better if before he gets to the end of day 1 some sticks a makeshift blade in between his ribs and he bleeds out on the floor of his cell gasping to breathe.





Not that I would wish that on the digusting waste of oxygen.

[Patrick595]

I heard on the news that the students parents had remortgaged their house in India to finance their sons education in England. They showed the upmost dignity throughout their ordeal over here.

Perhaps some of us could contribute to a fund towards paying off their mortgage. It wont bring their son back but it would show them that the majority of English people are behind them in their grief.

Paying off their mortage would go a small way towards helping them.

I would be one of the first to donate to it.

[TameRacingDriver]

stinkysteve said:

I presume he'll be going to Franklin, Durham?

Hard place to live for 30 years, he may well be killed inside.

RIP the victim and condolences for the family. no punishment, Capital or otherwise is suitable unfortunately. May he burn in hell.

Maybe he'll meet this pair in Durham?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-18808886

[BalhamBadger]

TameRacingDriver said:

Maybe he'll meet this pair in Durham?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-18808886

Bloody hell..

[D-Angle]

He'll get passed round like a bag of toffees.

[Terminator X]

If it's 30yrs min then perhaps justice is served. I wouldn't like it for a few days let alone that long ...

TX.

[anonymous-user]

How can something like that be left alive, let alone ever released?

[Pickled Piper]

Papa Hotel said:

Here's what will really happen him in jail...

He's quickly establishing himself as a man not to fk with. He'll do a lot of time in various segregation units as he gets ghosted from establishment to establishment. Some prisons will try him in mainstream for a while before he fks someone up, almost certainly killing again, adding to his legend every time. His reputation will follow him and he'll become feared and respected amongst the prisoners.

In time, he won't have to be the psycho any more, he'll have built enough of a legend to allow him to run a pretty lucrative business inside selling drugs and mobiles.

This exactly. He will get the attention and status that he craves and couldn't obtain outside. He and prison were made for each other. It is just sad that someone had to lose their life for him to achieve his aim.


pp

[Digga]

Pickled Piper said:

Papa Hotel said:

Here's what will really happen him in jail...

He's quickly establishing himself as a man not to fk with. He'll do a lot of time in various segregation units as he gets ghosted from establishment to establishment. Some prisons will try him in mainstream for a while before he fks someone up, almost certainly killing again, adding to his legend every time. His reputation will follow him and he'll become feared and respected amongst the prisoners.

In time, he won't have to be the psycho any more, he'll have built enough of a legend to allow him to run a pretty lucrative business inside selling drugs and mobiles.

This exactly. He will get the attention and status that he craves and couldn't obtain outside. He and prison were made for each other. It is just sad that someone had to lose their life for him to achieve his aim.


pp

All of which begs the very pertinent question; is prisan actually a punishment for some?

I'd say there are cases where solitary would be the best bet. Putting scum like this into prisons with other offenders that (one hopes) might be 'corrected' and reintroduced to society as ordinary citizens seems hopefull at best.

[Rude-boy]

Papa Hotel said:

His reputation will follow him and he'll become feared and respected amongst the prisoners.

And this is where he is most likely to get his just deserts.

Second quickest way to get the others attention is to take out a known hard man. There is always someone fitter/richer/tougher/better connected/brighter than you.

[Puggit]

BalhamBadger said:

TameRacingDriver said:

Maybe he'll meet this pair in Durham?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-18808886

Bloody hell..

article said:

Sentencing the pair for the "ghastly and gruesome" killing, judge Mr Justice Openshaw said: "I can't envisage circumstances in which either of them will ever be released.

"They will face the fact that they may well end their lives in prison."

So why pay for their upkeep? Just remove them from the prison pool and free up some much needed space!

[Rude-boy]

Puggit said:

So why pay for their upkeep? Just remove them from the prison pool and free up some much needed space!

Who knows. I'd be a lot happier footing part of the bill if they were placed on the nonce wing during their time though.

[ofcorsa]

Puggit said:

BalhamBadger said:

TameRacingDriver said:

Maybe he'll meet this pair in Durham?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-18808886

Bloody hell..

article said:

Sentencing the pair for the "ghastly and gruesome" killing, judge Mr Justice Openshaw said: "I can't envisage circumstances in which either of them will ever be released.

"They will face the fact that they may well end their lives in prison."

So why pay for their upkeep? Just remove them from the prison pool and free up some much needed space!

Or rent them out to other prisons to reduce population that way?

[scenario8]

Rude-boy said:

Papa Hotel said:

His reputation will follow him and he'll become feared and respected amongst the prisoners.

And this is where he is most likely to get his just deserts.

Second quickest way to get the others attention is to take out a known hard man. There is always someone fitter/richer/tougher/better connected/brighter than you.

Indeed. I can't see him becoming some sort of living legend as posters above seem to think. He looks around 5'9" and 11 stone. Outside of his small area of Greater Manchester and without his mates to support him and without a gun in his hand I bet he's nowhere near as tough as he thinks he is. With just his wits and his fists I imagine he'd be a much smaller fish in a much bigger pond. The idiot. He'll be someone else's pawn soon enough. That's probably his wisest option, to be honest.

[Some Gump]

Only 1 solution... THUNDERDOME!

[hairykrishna]

scenario8 said:

Rude-boy said:

Papa Hotel said:

His reputation will follow him and he'll become feared and respected amongst the prisoners.

And this is where he is most likely to get his just deserts.

Second quickest way to get the others attention is to take out a known hard man. There is always someone fitter/richer/tougher/better connected/brighter than you.

Indeed. I can't see him becoming some sort of living legend as posters above seem to think. He looks around 5'9" and 11 stone. Outside of his small area of Greater Manchester and without his mates to support him and without a gun in his hand I bet he's nowhere near as tough as he thinks he is. With just his wits and his fists I imagine he'd be a much smaller fish in a much bigger pond. The idiot. He'll be someone else's pawn soon enough. That's probably his wisest option, to be honest.

My impression from reading various books is that respect in the prison community requires more than being a psycho. I would think that most of the 'serious' criminals regard him as a total idiot. Inspiring fear is a double edged sword too. Making a violent prisoner worry that you might stab him in a unprovoked assault is likely to end badly.