News and the treatment of that poor child.
News and the treatment of that poor child.
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Emsman

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7,368 posts

220 months

Tuesday 11th November 2008
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Have just watched the news.

Specifically, the young boy who was systematically beaten and tortured by his own mother and her boyfriend.

Body found with one finger end missing, 3 more fingernails torn out.
A huge gash on the head, cuts around the ears, eyes and mouth.
One ear lobe hanging off.
4 broken ribs, and a snapped spine which eventually led to death.

Is it time to bring back the death penalty??

Over to you (although i realise in advance hanging would be too good) but your thoughts please.



Olf

11,978 posts

248 months

Tuesday 11th November 2008
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Unless my memory is deceiving me, this is the third such case in recent months. The last little girl who died used to look out of the window of her 'parents' pub at the customers walking past the window, none of whom thought it weird that the poor little mite was dying in front of their fking eyes.

Death penalty is not right for people like this, they need to suffer real pain for hurting innocents. Real pain. I have some ideas.




Edited by Olf on Tuesday 11th November 23:15

MrV

2,748 posts

258 months

Tuesday 11th November 2008
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Already being discussed here

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...


Its not often a news report will bring a tear to my eye but this case did .I hope that the warders have the sense to turn a blind eye to what ever happens to this lot over the next few years.

Olf

11,978 posts

248 months

Tuesday 11th November 2008
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The jury heard how the blond-haired boy was once a happy and smiling infant but after months of being used as a "punchbag", he became dead-eyed, hollow-cheeked and unrecognisable.

Two days before he died, a doctor failed to spot that his back and ribs were broken, later claiming the child was "miserable and cranky".

Dr Sabah Al-Zayyat no longer works at Great Ormond Street Hospital, which provides paediatric services for Haringey, but she is appealing against the decision not to renew her contract.

Dr Jane Collins, chief executive of the hospital, said: "Dr Al-Zayyat should have identified the possibility that he had suffered non-accidental injuries.
"Whether that would have made a difference we shall never know."

Idiocy like this remark doesn't help the cause either does it? We shall never know? Are you completely fking stupid?

9,299 posts

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