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For my money the bloke is guilty beyond any shadow of reasonable doubt. I base my damning but irrefutable conclusion on 2 undeniable facts:
1) He's got a beard
2) I bet he hasn't got a belt in his casual slacks.
It's my considered opinion that we should burn him face down before he gets away. (picks up pitchfork and flaming torch)
Yours faithfully
Reg Rancidnob
Millwall
I don't think the media should be legally allowed to publish the indentity of people who are held over crimes, but are still considered innoncent.
If this man turns out to be innocent, his life is going to be extremely hard to live.
Presumably the police know more than we do, but I'm not convinced he is the killer yet.
A prostitute interviewed about him said he would help them out whenever he could, they could phone him up and if he could, he would drive them to where they wanted to be.
She also said if it was cold he would turn up, and drive them around until they were warm.
She said he did this for many of the women, and that he looked after them.
Something needs to be done about the media releasing information too soon.
it seems from the news report i've just watched that the police had this man as their main suspect since the beginning - he was first interviewed 2 days after the first girl went missing and has been spoken to 4 times since, at least once under caution and the forensics searched his house a couple of months ago.
i feel that they have known it was him for a long time but have only just managed to get enough evidence to confidently arrest him and hopefully charge him.
if not then they have made a massive mistake as it was inevitable the man would be named given that the media knew who he was and everything about him before, so would have known it was his address.
i hope they have done the right thing and got their man, but i feel there is much more to come of this case yet, it seems to becoming more odd
I must say it's so reassuring in today's chaotic and oft violent British society to observe that even the most depraved and murderous of our serial killers still has time to enjoy a nice bowl of piping hot custard. :)
It gives me no pleasure whatsoever to relate that only last Tuesday I myself fell victim to a deranged serial killer :(
I got my first inkling of the fact when I came down to the kitchen only to be greeted by the grisly sight of 2 Oatabix lying in a pool of their own milk and a Shredded Wheat biscuit with gunshot wounds to the back.
A chilling message was left daubed in milk on my Bob The Builder breakfast bowl stating:
Dear Boss
I've got a down on wheat and bran based comestibles and I wont stop ripping them until I'm caught.
Regards Jack.
Still mustn't grumble :mad:
I agree. It amazes me just how much is shown on TV. It is endlessly discussed, facts are regurgitated....and the desire to know everything right now is overwhelming. Just seems wrong to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonnieDarco
Once someone is charged then his/her identity or any details which could be used to identify them, can't be published.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
But until then, nothing should be released anyway. This man hasn't been charged, but we know a lot about him already, which kind of negates the rule about not releasing information once they have.
Perhaps if people had listened to Mr Rancidnob and burned him face down immediately after his arrest we wouldn't be having this conversation. :mad:
Yours Insanely
Agnes Putridpuss (Miss)
25 Mellow Birds Custard Mews
Cockamouth
Aah, you might have had a visit by the Bishop of Southwark, on his way home from a very entertaining drinks reception at an embassy. Oily Towers anywhere near Streatham, the good Bishops last known residence?Quote:
Originally Posted by oily oaf