Brutal Murder Of Inmate...

Philtaz | 21:39 Sun 02nd Oct 2011 | News

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..or 'criminal justice'?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/...england-wear-15143047

Is it a blight on the Prison Service or one less waste of taxpayer's money off the bill?

In light of what he did I doubt there'll be too many tears shed.

http://www.cumbria.po...a-half-years-for-rape

Should HGVs speed limits be upgraded?

Is £3.64 an hour too much to pay a 17 year old?

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ummmm

<you know he was held down, tortured and disembowelled right ? >

No, I didn't know that...

Philtaz

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A lot of sympathy for Harrison but mine is with his young victim. I would imagine her family and those of his other victims (it was his third offence) don't share the same sense of outrage at his death, gruesome though it was. His victims will serve their own life sentences in their own way.

My stance is one of indifference. No loss to the community and a significant threat to young girls is no more.

notasyoungasiwas

I agree with you Philtaz, except I have no sympathy for Harrison at all. Imagine the pain and agony a child feels being raped by a GROWN MAN - that is where all my sympathies lay and always will.

Philtaz

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Sorry, should have clarified, I meant a lot of sympathy for Harrison on this thread by some posters, none from me!