Snitches get stitches

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• hunter23 Posts: 3,097

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  13/11/14 - 23:12 #2

  wrong stuff

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• phylo_roadking Posts: 21,339

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  13/11/14 - 23:28 #3

  ...and evil cvnts rightly get jail time.
  
  
  Sorry, I couldn't make that rhyme.

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• rfonzo Posts: 11,772

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  13/11/14 - 23:35 #4

  Yes. Nasty pieces of s**t. *cough* I mean work.

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• Big Boy Barry Posts: 35,377

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  13/11/14 - 23:39 #5

  Should be both hanged.

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• Si_Crewe Posts: 40,202

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  14/11/14 - 07:56 #6

  Stuff like this really does remind you that there's an underclass in this country who operate according to a whole other set of standards.
  
  I mean, sure, there are monsters like Fred & Rose West who're probably more depraved in absolute terms but they tend to operate in secrecy.
  In cases like this it seems like what they do is just "normal" behaviour in their social circles.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,249

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  14/11/14 - 08:12 #7

  'Lacquan' lol...

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• dee123 Posts: 46,260

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  14/11/14 - 08:23 #8

  Si_Crewe wrote: »

  Stuff like this really does remind you that there's an underclass in this country who operate according to a whole other set of standards.
  
  I mean, sure, there are monsters like Fred & Rose West who're probably more depraved in absolute terms but they tend to operate in secrecy.
  In cases like this it seems like what they do is just "normal" behaviour in their social circles.

  
  Yep. A very good and kind of frighting thought.

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• Deep Purple Posts: 63,255

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  14/11/14 - 10:23 #9

  Si_Crewe wrote: »

  Stuff like this really does remind you that there's an underclass in this country who operate according to a whole other set of standards.
  
  I mean, sure, there are monsters like Fred & Rose West who're probably more depraved in absolute terms but they tend to operate in secrecy.
  In cases like this it seems like what they do is just "normal" behaviour in their social circles.

  
  There really is such an underclass, and most people don't ever really encounter them in their world, which is a good thing, but they are there, and it is very depressing.

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• Jay Bigz Posts: 5,338

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  14/11/14 - 10:51 #10

  The girl, then just 15-years-old, was dragged to an alleyway and made to perform the sex act on Lacquan Weekes, while a girl of 16 stood by and encouraged the rape...

  
  Why is her identity protected? It's mad to think that a young girl could watch and encourage the rape of another girl younger than her and not feel any remorse. A bit sick.
  
  How would this even get planned?
  
  Boy: Yo, I'm gonna rape a girl in alleyway tomorrow, wanna come and watch?
  Girl: Yeah sure....
  
  Crazy.

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• francie Posts: 31,089

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  14/11/14 - 12:08 #11

  Jay Bigz wrote: »

  Why is her identity protected? It's mad to think that a young girl could watch and encourage the rape of another girl younger than her and not feel any remorse. A bit sick.
  
  How would this even get planned?
  
  Boy: Yo, I'm gonna rape a girl in alleyway tomorrow, wanna come and watch?
  Girl: Yeah sure....
  
  Crazy.

  
  ''difficult family background'' Like you say, crazy!

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• Alan1981 Posts: 5,416

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  14/11/14 - 12:23 #12

  I can't click on the link at work but I'm guessing it's a gang of colour.

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• BlueEyedMrsP Posts: 12,178

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  14/11/14 - 13:12 #13

  I think the sister who set it up should have been given the same sentence as her brother who committed the offense.

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• Cryolemon Posts: 8,670

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  14/11/14 - 13:34 #14

  Big Boy Barry wrote: »

  Should be both hanged.

  
  We got rid of the death penalty for rape even longer ago than murder. I wouldn't be massively against it coming back for murder, rape and some other offences, but it's not going to happen.
  

  BlueEyedMrsP wrote: »

  I think the sister who set it up should have been given the same sentence as her brother who committed the offense.

  
  He got 6 years, she got 4 and a half, so there's not a huge difference. I wouldn't be surprised if her sentence gets appealed as "unduly lenient" though.

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