Grey wrote on Oct 2
nd, 2012 at 11:00am:
Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Oct 2
nd, 2012 at 8:46am:
Bobby. wrote on Oct 2
nd, 2012 at 8:37am:
So why isn't there a vote on this question?
Nobody has been asking it - nobody that matters anyway
SOB
Because the total screw up of a legal process, that is apparent in the American South, is not something anybody wants to see replicated here. I'd like to see execution introduced as an act of compassion, not as a method for legally lynching black people.
There's facts that are being missed here. First we had congratulations for the police. Then attention was drawn (by me) to the role the media played in looking after their own. Neither of which is strictly true. The guy gave himself up; the 'why' is the million dollar question. The police investigation looks very questionable. With Bayley's record you'd think he'd have been rounded up in hours. He don't seem a criminal mastermind who could concoct a solid alibi to me. I doubt he'd even have his shyt together enough to put his clothes through a washing machine let alone burn them.
You have to ask yourself, 'would I want to live as him?'
well I don't know what you expect here.
so we create anixity in the comunity, but ok he should die for his crimes, and with the reactions on this forum it not about this crime, the death of this woman , its more about the sexual assults in the past.
and that why he should die, SAD, well he probably will before he even go's to trial, because some IGNORANT person in the prisons refuses to protect him, just because, the comunity is angry.
Not one should be executed just because the comunity is ANGRY.