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James Bulger's mother demands right to find freed killers

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suzywong · 28/11/2004 08:01

as reported in the \link{http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/story_pages/news/news1.shtml\news of the world.

Should she have the right?

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midnightmass · 01/12/2004 14:27

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spacedonkey · 01/12/2004 14:29

I absolutely do believe that it is possible for a person who has committed a terrible crime to be rehabilitated and to subsequently become a valuable member of society and have good relationships with others. Whether this is the case with T&V I don't know.

spacedonkey · 01/12/2004 14:31

Thank you for that quote and link MM. This is all very sad.

tammylove · 01/12/2004 14:32

Interesting space im not sure i could trust them though.

Uwila · 01/12/2004 14:34

In Walton? Did this crime take place in Walton on Thames?

hercules · 01/12/2004 14:36

interesting midnightmass. Thanks.

fastasleep · 01/12/2004 14:36

It was Merseyside, wasn't it? I mean I live there now but didn't then..

popsycal · 01/12/2004 14:36

It was in the liverpool area i think..

midnightmass · 01/12/2004 14:37

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tammyloveschristmas · 01/12/2004 14:37

Sad, thanks midnight. I think i had already seem something similar. Its so heartbreaking.

turquey · 01/12/2004 14:40

Excellent article mm. I had not heard that John Major quote before "Condemn a little more and understand a little less". OMG.

hercules · 01/12/2004 14:43

after reading that article does it makes the string em up crew feel any different?

JanH · 01/12/2004 14:44

Uwila, there is a part of Liverpool called Walton.

tammyloveschristmas · 01/12/2004 14:45

Honestly, No it doesnt, but only for the fact that im blinded by horror, fear and heartache to see anything but evil.

hercules · 01/12/2004 14:46

Evil? I've asked this before but please tell me what you mean by this?

midnightmass · 01/12/2004 14:47

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tammyloveschristmas · 01/12/2004 14:48

I mean the evilness of the crime, it didnt matter who did it, what happened was unspeakable, i dont necesarily mean evil t&V i mean it was just too horrible to even begin to try to understand, i cant get my head around it.

midnightmass · 01/12/2004 14:48

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MariNativityPlay · 01/12/2004 14:49

Brilliant article mm, thanks for that. Blake Morrison is such a humane and wise writer.

midnightmass · 01/12/2004 14:50

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hercules · 01/12/2004 14:50

Yes, it's heartening to see that not all journalists wanted to portray the "mob" view of monsters.

midnightmass · 01/12/2004 14:51

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MariNativityPlay · 01/12/2004 14:51

Gitta Sereny has also written sensitively on the Mary Bell case - she may well be mentioned already somewhere on this huge thread.

fastasleep · 01/12/2004 14:53

I just read MM's other article, and I think that the remorse is enough of a punishment, there can be no worse punishment than living with that guilt. Being hung drawn and quartered would be a welcome reprieve for me if I had to live with that.

JanH · 01/12/2004 14:54

Now there's a surprise.

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