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[cam2502]

Peter Sutcliffe has changed his name to Peter Cunnan with the hope that this will help secure his release. His psychiatrist has said that he is no longer a danger to society as long as he keeps taking his medication and as he has served 30 years he should be considered for parole soon.
Surely this man can never be released. Evil personified.

[mudflap]

So he has served his sentence for the first murder....another twelve 30-year sentences to go, plus the other assaults on the ones who got away...

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[Kevin Wood]

Words fail me. As usual the "rights" of the guilty take precedence over those of the innocent.

Kevin

[tigers_gonads]

rope round his neck and give it a tug 

those lasses can't breath anymore so why should he ?
easy to fake mental ilness
it was pre meditated murder he deserves to die in my book

ps ropes are enviromently friendly     ( can be re used and can be made from natural fibres  )  for you tree huggers out there 

[Kevin Wood]

ps ropes are enviromently friendly     ( can be re used and can be made from natural fibres  )

I reckon we should hook him up to one of these home wind turbines the government seem to be so keen on - when a storm is forecast. 

Perhaps they'll do some good then.

Kevin

[tigers_gonads]

     by the gonads 

[Dishevelled Den]

Peter Sutcliffe has changed his name to Peter Cunnan with the hope that this will help secure his release. His psychiatrist has said that he is no longer a danger to society as long as he keeps taking his medication and as he has served 30 years he should be considered for parole soon.
Surely this man can never be released. Evil personified.

as long as he keeps taking his medication

This will always be a vexed question Cam, but it is this qualifying comment made by the psychiatrist that concerns me most.

A life tariff should mean just that, especially where the stability of the offender and their ability to function within society in a non-threatening way wholly depends on their taking medication is concerned.

[cam2502]

In cases like this, when there is absolutley no doubt he is guilty,in my opinion,he should have been hanged/lethal injection whatever. Same goes for the other monsters in our system...huntly/black/nilsen/brady ect.
Whether you agree with that or not,we could be here all day.
The cost of keeping him locked up for the last 30 years must be massive,and god forbid if he is ever released how much more will that cost us?
Of course the financial side of the argument is secondary to me. 100% guilt means 100% death in my eyes.

[Debs.]

There are (clearly) people whom are born, or become; 'absent-of-morals'....call them sociopaths or psychopaths or perhaps the more easily understood term: 'evil'.....they are deeply-selfish, cunning, manipulative and without any of what we ordinary folk know as 'humane-feeling'.
No amount of medication, therapy or redemptive penal treatment will change them, or make them fit to live amongst normal society.
It is a simple truth that such individuals, often multiple murderers, whom are identified as 'morally-devoid', should forfeit all rights to liberty and all hope of parole.
They have to be removed from society and held for the period of their natural life.
....What deluded fool can truly believe Sutcliffe is reformed and redeemed?

[ScottieMV6]

In cases like this, when there is absolutley no doubt he is guilty,in my opinion,he should have been hanged/lethal injection whatever. Same goes for the other monsters in our system...huntly/black/nilsen/brady ect.
Whether you agree with that or not,we could be here all day.
The cost of keeping him locked up for the last 30 years must be massive,and god forbid if he is ever released how much more will that cost us?
Of course the financial side of the argument is secondary to me. 100% guilt means 100% death in my eyes.

Can we ever be sure 100% that someone is guilty? The answer IMO is no and that is why I cannot condone the death penalty. Look at Stefan Kiszko, jailed for 27 years for a crime he didn't commit. He pretty much did serve life as he didn't survive long after being released. In the eyes of the law he was 100% guilty. What if he had been put to death? And the many others like him?

However, I do agree with Zulu. Life should mean life in a 4' x 4' cell with nothing but bread and water

[tigers_gonads]

last time i heard it was 400 quid a week / 624,000 over 30 years to keep scum like this inside 

how many doeses of life saving drugs could we buy with that ?

[alunonhisown]

Peter Sutcliffe has changed his name to Peter Cunnan with the hope that this will help secure his release. His psychiatrist has said that he is no longer a danger to society as long as he keeps taking his medication and as he has served 30 years he should be considered for parole soon.
Surely this man can never be released. Evil personified.

I am afraid that he has served his 30 Years which the trial Judge actually sentenced him too. So as he is no longer a threat to society he MUST be granted parole.
Not what we all want to hear, but sadly, the law, and it must be adhered to.
Dunno what, if any Home Secretary will actually sign the release papers though.
As with Myra Hindley, she was entitled to be paroled, but no Home Secretary was ever going to sign her paers, thik of the backlash. IMHO, I think whatever Government is in power they will use delaying tactics in the hope he succumbs and dies in Prison, as was the case with Hindley.

[ScottieMV6]

Peter Sutcliffe has changed his name to Peter Cunnan with the hope that this will help secure his release. His psychiatrist has said that he is no longer a danger to society as long as he keeps taking his medication and as he has served 30 years he should be considered for parole soon.
Surely this man can never be released. Evil personified.

I am afraid that he has served his 30 Years which the trial Judge actually sentenced him too. So as he is no longer a threat to society he MUST be granted parole.
Not what we all want to hear, but sadly, the law, and it must be adhered to.
Dunno what, if any Home Secretary will actually sign the release papers though.
As with Myra Hindley, she was entitled to be paroled, but no Home Secretary was ever going to sign her paers, thik of the backlash. IMHO, I think whatever Government is in power they will use delaying tactics in the hope he succumbs and dies in Prison, as was the case with Hindley.

I think the govt. will use the reason that it is better for his safety if he stays inside. I don't think he will last a week on the outside

[tigers_gonads]

Peter Sutcliffe has changed his name to Peter Cunnan with the hope that this will help secure his release. His psychiatrist has said that he is no longer a danger to society as long as he keeps taking his medication and as he has served 30 years he should be considered for parole soon.
Surely this man can never be released. Evil personified.

I am afraid that he has served his 30 Years which the trial Judge actually sentenced him too. So as he is no longer a threat to society he MUST be granted parole.
Not what we all want to hear, but sadly, the law, and it must be adhered to.
Dunno what, if any Home Secretary will actually sign the release papers though.
As with Myra Hindley, she was entitled to be paroled, but no Home Secretary was ever going to sign her paers, thik of the backlash. IMHO, I think whatever Government is in power they will use delaying tactics in the hope he succumbs and dies in Prison, as was the case with Hindley.

sadly, the law needs too be changed

[cam2502]

just read he will get legal aid.....to the tune of £200,000!!!!!!!!  FFS!!!!!!!