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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 22 September 2022, 13:05:24
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Reward now stands at £200,000.
Surely this should loosen a few tongues. :-\
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No doubt there a quite a few naming the killer. Evidence is a different matter altogether.
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No doubt there a quite a few naming the killer. Evidence is a different matter altogether.
Yes....sadly.
The cops have the man that was shot and the two who took him away. Perhaps a few big coppers could take them to a quiet place away from the video/sound recorders and ask them again if they know anything.
Giving them endless cups of coffee and asking if they are feeling OK probably won't yield any answers. :-X
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But that won’t happen, they have more rights than the victims these days. A good torture session paid for out of their money would help no doubt just like the good old days.
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£200,000 is not worth risking your life for and always having to look over your shoulder, these kind of people are totally ruthless and can reach out even when incarcerated, but saying that some druggie will have a loose tongue and think it's worth it. Judging by the amount of time that's passed since the murder & the apparent lack of progress been made so far, makes me think that whoever is behind this is known but feared .
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I agree it seems that way unfortunately 🙁
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I thought Liverpudlians would do the decent thing and talk, which I have found is an easy thing for most of them to do, being witty, and able to say what they think like us from London families. They fear little and with a good surviving community feeling, I would have thought they would want to shop the scum involved to protect others within Liverpool.
Come on you lovely people up there in my favourite City: TALK!! ;)
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From the handful of scousers I know, they may detest whoever is responsible, but they detest the police/authorities even more...
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I know STEMO has made a brief observation on this subject, but I would love to hear from someone who really knows that community what is the real situation.
Over to you Steve please! ;)
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It's a long time since I was a scouser.
And Liverpool is no different to any other crime ridden northern town/city. The young thugs who ply their trade on the streets these days bear no resemblance to the career criminals of the past. There is no code of conduct, and no boundaries. Just sell/use/both.
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I personally think this was " a professional hit" gone badly wrong whoever who was behind it would either want the " hitman" out of the UK or better still dead, so there would be no getting back to him/ her being involved , sadly it may be one of those crimes that is never solved.
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I personally think this was " a professional hit" gone badly wrong whoever who was behind it would either want the " hitman" out of the UK or better still dead, so there would be no getting back to him/ her being involved , sadly it may be one of those crimes that is never solved.
Young criminals have no respect for authority, and are no longer scared of the police. They see doing time for keeping their mouth shut as a much better alternative to what they'd get if they didn't.
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It's a long time since I was a scouser.
And Liverpool is no different to any other crime ridden northern town/city. The young thugs who ply their trade on the streets these days bear no resemblance to the career criminals of the past. There is no code of conduct, and no boundaries. Just sell/use/both.
Surely once a scouser, always a scouser! :o :o ;D ;D ;D
Seriously though, I recognise what you mean in this and your further post.
Certainly all the big cities now have a huge problem with crime. :-[ :-[