What posseses ****wits to do stuff like this?

[SmoothCriminal]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-1599846...

How messed up must you have to be to get pleasure out of doing things like this.

[mph1977]

because they are feckwits, alternatively they are NUM re-enactors ... which can be argued still makes them feckwits

[rich1231]

This should be life inprisonment.

[Changedmyname]

I often wonder what goes through the heads of these f--kwits, after they run away from this sort of thing,like when they go home and have time to reflect on their actions.
They oviously know that they have wronged and now know they will be up for murder.
Trouble is the chances of beening caught are silm.

[vixen1700]

Utter scum.

[Miguel Alvarez]

Changedmyname said:

I often wonder what goes through the heads of these f--kwits, after they run away from this sort of thing,like when they go home and have time to reflect on their actions.
They oviously know that they have wronged and now know they will be up for murder.
Trouble is the chances of beening caught are silm.

My exact thoughts. There was one that happened around about the time I started driving on apart of the M3 just after the Fleet turn off. I'm always paranoid when I see people walking over bridges when I'm driving.

[mph1977]

Changedmyname said:

I often wonder what goes through the heads of these f--kwits, after they run away from this sort of thing,like when they go home and have time to reflect on their actions.
They oviously know that they have wronged and now know they will be up for murder.
Trouble is the chances of beening caught are silm.

the problem is their Sociopathic or other Personality disordered minds don't think things through ...

[nelly1]

Miguel Alvarez said:

Changedmyname said:

I often wonder what goes through the heads of these f--kwits, after they run away from this sort of thing,like when they go home and have time to reflect on their actions.
They oviously know that they have wronged and now know they will be up for murder.
Trouble is the chances of beening caught are silm.

My exact thoughts. There was one that happened around about the time I started driving on apart of the M3 just after the Fleet turn off. I'm always paranoid when I see people walking over bridges when I'm driving.

That was one of our drivers, Micky Little - link...

[thinfourth2]

Changedmyname said:

I often wonder what goes through the heads of these f--kwits,

Thats your first mistake right there

You assumed something has gone through their heads



What we should be asking is what should go through their head

I vote for a captive bolt

[jmorgan]

Sadly, if caught, murder will not stick Slap on the wrist and a nothing sentence.

Use them as crash test dummies.

[swiftpete]

I think in this case then an eye for an eye should be used and these fkwits should have bricks dropped on them from a bridge by the victims family. They can have a helmet on if they like so they last longer.

[Piersman2]

When I was about 14/15 a group of us used to wander around late at night.

One of the group decided one night that throwing a rubber cat's eye casing onto a car passing under the bridge would be 'entertaining'. Luckily no damage done, but the driver obviously got a hell of a fright, stopped and then drove off again.

The reason I'm telling this is to try and explain why I think he did it.

He was the year 'mental' / 'hardcase' / 'bully', you know the one, who had trouble thinking let alone thinking through the consequences of anything he decided to do on a whim. His brain sparked a thought about throwing this thing at a car, his body did it without any any of the usual thought feedback loops most of us have.

I would assume whoever threw the concrete blocks in these cases is similarly 'challenged'.

[Miguel Alvarez]

nelly1 said:

Miguel Alvarez said:

Changedmyname said:

I often wonder what goes through the heads of these f--kwits, after they run away from this sort of thing,like when they go home and have time to reflect on their actions.
They oviously know that they have wronged and now know they will be up for murder.
Trouble is the chances of beening caught are silm.

My exact thoughts. There was one that happened around about the time I started driving on apart of the M3 just after the Fleet turn off. I'm always paranoid when I see people walking over bridges when I'm driving.

That was one of our drivers, Micky Little - link...

That's the one. I thought it happened a few years before that. I remember the police searching a few houses near the area (one of my mates used to live near there) and were taking DNA evidence at the time.

It's such a fkerie thing to do for no reason what so ever a hard working man didn't make it home that night because one or two idiots decided this was a good idea.

Condolences for the loss of your colleague Nelly1.

[nelly1]

Miguel Alvarez said:

Condolences for the loss of your colleague Nelly1.

Cheers fella - he was a smashing bloke and is still sorely missed.