Donald Neilson. Black Panther is no more!
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I'm old enough to remember what this b
d did to Leslie Whittle, I lived not too far from her home at the time, in 1975.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-16242235
d did to Leslie Whittle, I lived not too far from her home at the time, in 1975. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-16242235
Edited by Bebee on Monday 19th December 18:44
At least he got sentenced to life in prison, and it really did happen.He came out 36yrs later in a box!it worked.There are plenty of murderers like him walking the streets today, after doing a "life sentence".The IRA Good Friday mob to name just a few.I`m sure a few more names will pop up? Murderers like these should spend the rest of there life in jail,end of.Yes capital punishment is best but that will never happen,a pity.
I went to the Black Museum at New Scotland Yard when they had an exhibit of Neilson's murder of Lesley Whittle. The narrative was written in cold, plain English and the drawing of the drain was every bit as clear. It showed her kneeling right by the drop with the noose around her neck.
The explanation included the phrase 'utter darkness' and you had to have no imagination whatsoever not to be shocked to the core. It got to me so much that I just had to dig out as much information as I could about it, even getting to read a couple of the statements of the officers who attended the scene. I wish I handn't.
I've never thought of myself as vindictive but I have to say that at the time, and still, I was pleased he wasn't hanged and had to know that for the rest of his life he'd be in his prison. What he did to that girl was unspeakable. MND, horrible though the disease is, was too good for him but it will have to do.
I remember a discussion on TV about how to bring up children and one person said something along the lines of us being too soft on children nowadays t their detriment. We should tell them that monsters beyond our wildest imagination exist and Neilson proves that person was spot on.
The explanation included the phrase 'utter darkness' and you had to have no imagination whatsoever not to be shocked to the core. It got to me so much that I just had to dig out as much information as I could about it, even getting to read a couple of the statements of the officers who attended the scene. I wish I handn't.
I've never thought of myself as vindictive but I have to say that at the time, and still, I was pleased he wasn't hanged and had to know that for the rest of his life he'd be in his prison. What he did to that girl was unspeakable. MND, horrible though the disease is, was too good for him but it will have to do.
I remember a discussion on TV about how to bring up children and one person said something along the lines of us being too soft on children nowadays t their detriment. We should tell them that monsters beyond our wildest imagination exist and Neilson proves that person was spot on.
There must be murderers who were sentenced in the softer decades after him who did their time and were out while he remained in jail.
Reminds me of the three prisoners in jail.
I'm here because I opposed the president, says the first.
I'm here because I was for the president, says the second.
I am the president, says the third.
Reminds me of the three prisoners in jail.
I'm here because I opposed the president, says the first.
I'm here because I was for the president, says the second.
I am the president, says the third.
Gene Vincent said:
There is no heaven and there is no hell, but I sometimes wish there was. A vile and evil weasel is dead and I wish to never be reminded of the creature after this moment. An individual human at its lowest denominator.
Good riddance.
Good post GV, but couldn't you have just bombarded him with quarks to ensure a just punishment?Good riddance.
There's a picture of the drain here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2078229/Wh...
Imagine having to kneel, a noose around your neck, all alone in pitch darkness.
Imagine having to kneel, a noose around your neck, all alone in pitch darkness.
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