Ian Huntley tried to commit suicide again last week and its not for the first time.
Should we let him be successful ??
I dont think so, his death should be on our terms not his. However if it was up to me he would have been put to death instead of being imprisoned for life.
drewboy Admin
Number of posts : 1685 Age : 44 Location : Glasgow Registration date : 2006-03-05
Subject: Re: Ian Huntley Tue 02 Oct 2007, 19:50
He shouldn't be allowed to, no. However, the fact that he see's that as a better option, to me anyway, makes prison a harder option when compared to the death penalty.
Paul99ine
Number of posts : 3215 Location : Cloud Cuckooland Registration date : 2006-02-28
Subject: Re: Ian Huntley Tue 02 Oct 2007, 21:51
Don't you think he's just trying to play the 'mental health' card?
He perhaps sees serving his time in a secure hospital as an easier option than prison.
I personally hope he never manages to convince anyone that he has health problems of any kind as I think he is a very evil and devious person.
koshkha
Number of posts : 1091 Age : 59 Location : Northants & S. Cheshire - depends on the day of the week Registration date : 2006-08-17
Subject: Re: Ian Huntley Tue 02 Oct 2007, 23:16
8 paracetamol doesn't constitute a suicide attempt. Little toe-rag should be kept alive as long as possible to think about what he did.
Paul99ine
Number of posts : 3215 Location : Cloud Cuckooland Registration date : 2006-02-28
Subject: Re: Ian Huntley Tue 02 Oct 2007, 23:22
koshkha wrote:
8 paracetamol doesn't constitute a suicide attempt. Little toe-rag should be kept alive as long as possible to think about what he did.
D'you think thee 'n' me should control this evil little bar steward?
helencbradshaw
Number of posts : 1982 Age : 56 Location : Here, There and Everywhere, but usually in a hotel somewhere Registration date : 2006-03-18
Subject: Re: Ian Huntley Tue 02 Oct 2007, 23:25
Personally, I dont know why it is newsworthy.
yes authorities have a responsibility to keep him alive etc...and yes he should serve his punishment - but I dont think he even deserves any further comment..from media or otherwise..he clearly isnt worth it..and no one cares about him so dont even give him the attention he (possibly) craves.
Mauri
Number of posts : 452 Registration date : 2006-04-07
Subject: Re: Ian Huntley Wed 03 Oct 2007, 11:57
helencbradshaw wrote:
Personally, I dont know why it is newsworthy.
yes authorities have a responsibility to keep him alive etc...and yes he should serve his punishment - but I dont think he even deserves any further comment..from media or otherwise..he clearly isnt worth it..and no one cares about him so dont even give him the attention he (possibly) craves.
I agree, let him rot in jail and not give him any publicity...
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