Porsche dog killer handed self in.
Porsche dog killer handed self in.
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gary3170

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250 posts

186 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/89063...
disgusting he should be dragged along by a cgt sick b@stard!!! pardon my french but this makes me mad!

redback911

2,938 posts

297 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Ah good, I as just reading about this on another thread. It seems it might have been spite after a fallout with his significant other. Either way, really no excuse and I hope they chuck the book at him.

gary3170

Original Poster:

250 posts

186 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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totally agree mate ,the dog did not do anything wrong :-( some sick folk about

anonymous-user

85 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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I suspect he will be kept in custody for his own protection. I hope he ends up in Gaol, where I am sure the other inmates will be very happy to discuss the matter with him in a calm and collected manner.

SeventyThree

97 posts

180 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Kind of the Telegraph to show us what a "Porsche 911 Carrera" looks like. Shame that they couldn't find a picture of a black one.

Actus Reus

4,312 posts

186 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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SeventyThree said:
Kind of the Telegraph to show us what a "Porsche 911 Carrera" looks like. Shame that they couldn't find a picture of a black one.
He probably forgot the dog in his haste at becoming the first customer owner of a 991.

Sick story, but I fail to see quite why the press draw attention to the fact that the car was a Porsche. May as well simply finish the story by saying 'the suspect drives a Porsche, so is bound to be a wker'.

nickfrog

25,446 posts

248 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Exactly. Any other volume car and they might not even have mentioned the brand. Reverse snobbery.

J4CKO

47,050 posts

231 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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My grandad did this, by mistake, poor old Dog was tied to the caravan and he set off down the country roads of Devon, he was alerted by someone beeping like mad, he said he sped up a bit thinking it was someone being impatient and eventually stopped, he was in a bit of a state but survived another four years. Will never forget the tears in my grqndads eye when he talked about it, never saw him cry when my Grandma died but I dont thinkanyone could have been more mortified about it than him, how anyone could do that knowingly begards belief, inhuman.

Gibbo205

3,572 posts

238 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Sickening.


The guy should have his car taken from him, it should be sold and all the money donated to a charity for dogs. This cruel git should then be judged as if it was a human and sentenced accordingly.

Evil evil sick people about today and even more saddening a Porsche driver did this, now just to hope people don't go targeting 911's because of this as were not all twisted evil twits.

STiG911

1,210 posts

198 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Gibbo205 said:
Sickening.

now just to hope people don't go targeting 911's because of this as were not all twisted evil twits.
That's the problem - because the papers are interested only in sensationalism, the headline has to shout 'Porsche driver' rather than 'Car driver' as if the type of car actually makes a difference. The guys still a lowlife scumbag who should have his legs cut off, so why make a point of the car he drives?

Blame the person, not the instrument.

Trev450

6,772 posts

203 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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STiG911 said:
That's the problem - because the papers are interested only in sensationalism, the headline has to shout 'Porsche driver' rather than 'Car driver' as if the type of car actually makes a difference. The guys still a lowlife scumbag who should have his legs cut off, so why make a point of the car he drives?

Blame the person, not the instrument.
Right in one. The trouble, however, is if you appear to be at all successful in Britain today, you are an automatic target for critisicm.

Actus Reus

4,312 posts

186 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Therein lies the irony that it might well have been an old 996 in bad shape worth no more than £10k or so, yet the badge grabs some headlines - similar story when a Porsche mowed down a couple of kids - the story was almost less newsworthy when the driver turned out not to be red-braces-wearing-banker, but a 20-something year old Kwik-Fit Fitter, who'd 'borrowed' (read: stolen) the 911 to performance test it.

Such is life. I may replace the Porsche badges on my Cayman with Hyundai ones...

Wills2

29,855 posts

206 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Jesus, that's beyond words! What the hell kind of man is he? I hope he goes down for that, that's bloody outrageous.

tomw2000

2,508 posts

226 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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I can't read the article (I have 3 dogs, so probably not my cuppa).

So assuming it is horrific here's a sad face anyway:

frown

ukwill

10,283 posts

238 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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tomw2000 said:
I can't read the article (I have 3 dogs, so probably not my cuppa).

So assuming it is horrific here's a sad face anyway:

frown
ditto. When it comes to animals I'm such a wet fart.

cayman-black

13,268 posts

247 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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fk i not going to look!

g7jhp

7,034 posts

269 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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One sick individual.

Glad I don't own a black 911 and live in East Sussex though!

Waiting for an OPC to say ”black Carrera that's not popular!"


Mutt

1,115 posts

222 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Having trouble walking today, what's all the comotion?

Too soon?

RedSpiseeBalls

441 posts

190 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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Mutt said:
Having trouble walking today, what's all the comotion?

Too soon?
Love it, such an apt name !

Zp

16,158 posts

220 months

Tuesday 22nd November 2011
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A couple of years ago my son's nursery was at the centre of a child abuse scandal (eventually unfounded).

It made national news/press for several weeks and every story seemed to start 'nursery owner Mrs X, who drives a Porsche Cayenne,.....'

Like it really mattered what car she had.