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Hom3r 18-10-2005 22:59

Prison for spin wash cat killer
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/norfolk/4353300.stm

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People like her should have the key thrown away

the_beast666 18-10-2005 23:12

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if it was my choice i would have the same done to her as she had done to the poor cat :mad: :mad: :mad:

Tuftus 18-10-2005 23:19

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Originally Posted by david.ewles
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/norfolk/4353300.stm

:afire:

People like her should have the key thrown away

I could not agree with you more, I tried to post this when the site was down, it enraged me.

:mad: :mad: :mad:

Bill C 18-10-2005 23:31

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Originally Posted by the_beast666
if it was my choice i would have the same done to her as she had done to the poor cat :mad: :mad: :mad:

Put her in a cage with a tiger. :mad:

Graham M 19-10-2005 00:42

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Put her in a Giant Washing Machine on a Boil Wash and watch her Boil/Drown to death.

atlantis 19-10-2005 00:46

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Originally Posted by Bill C
Put her in a cage with a tiger. :mad:

yeah, but one that had been fed first, so that the enventual inflicted pain would last a hell of a lot longer:mad:

Macca371 19-10-2005 01:16

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Stupid, evil bitch. :mad: :mad:

etccarmageddon 19-10-2005 06:00

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6 weeks in prison what a joke - you get a similar sentence for not paying council tax. ***ing disgrace.

Anonymouse 19-10-2005 07:08

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Originally Posted by etccarmageddon
6 weeks in prison what a joke - you get a similar sentence for not paying council tax. ***ing disgrace.

Actually, that reminds me of something, going slightly off-topic:

Does anyone else here worry about the warning you get when you're in a cinema just before the film starts? Unlimited fines and up to 10 years just for trying to copy a film? That makes it sound as if violating copyright is more serious and commands more police attention than rape or murder. Excuse me?

But as a cat lover myself, I agree that punishments for cruelty to cats, or any other animal, should involve intense pain at some point. And to think cats were once worshipped as gods...


And they haven't forgotten that, either. :)

me283 19-10-2005 07:28

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Whilst it may not be very PC thinking, if there is one good thing to come of such a short sentence, it is that the crime will still be fresh in the public's minds when she is released; so when she is, I actually hope a few vigilantes get hold of her. 6 weeks is nothing.

So she is mentally ill? She certainly sounds it. I wonder if she will be allowed to continue to look after her kids?

the_beast666 19-10-2005 08:13

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Originally Posted by me283
So she is mentally ill? She certainly sounds it. I wonder if she will be allowed to continue to look after her kids?

hopefully not :tu:

Jon M 19-10-2005 08:38

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Regardless of what this person did, the suggestions above are sickening.

How exactly, does treating a fellow human being in an equally appalling fashion to their crime on the basis of vengence make you any less of a monster?

me283 19-10-2005 08:46

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Originally Posted by Jon M
Regardless of what this person did, the suggestions above are sickening.

How exactly, does treating a fellow human being in an equally appalling fashion to their crime on the basis of vengence make you any less of a monster?

Actually Jon, I don't see it as a question of that. As I see it, people are outraged that someone could do this in the first place; they then feel outraged that the person gets what seems to be a light prison sentence, after which they are free to live their life as if it never happened.

It's the old thing about teaching people a lesson, taste of their own medicine etc.

Pierre 19-10-2005 08:56

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As sick as it is, I had laugh at the cats name.

Bill C 19-10-2005 09:02

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Originally Posted by Jon M
Regardless of what this person did, the suggestions above are sickening.

How exactly, does treating a fellow human being in an equally appalling fashion to their crime on the basis of vengeance make you any less of a monster?

Because in the real world if they do it once then there is a very very good chance they will do it again, Look at it which ever way you want but in my eyes and i would say a fair few members of this site, The sentence this sicko got was light in the extreme.

orangebird 19-10-2005 09:26

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So, she has mental problems, and a clear disregard for living creatures.... This woman should not have children. Social services need to act now IMO.

clarie 19-10-2005 10:05

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An absolutely appalling story. But remember the woman has mental health problems. This is in no way an excuse for what she did but it must be taken into account. Doesn't lessen the severity of the crime, and it doesn't lessen the fact that she must be punished. But the vigilantes: No. And the boiling her herself: No.

Kliro 19-10-2005 16:24

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Indeed, whilst mental health problems seem to be the 'norm' now when someone wants to disregard responciability for a crime, she does seem to be on the mental side of things.

It doesn't seem to be done in a moment of madness and then regretted, as she boasted to her husband, and showed him the body.

She should be mentally asessed, if shes deemed to be unstable, then she should have relavent help in a mental hospital. Her children should be looked after by her husband, as I assume it was him who alerted authorities of what she did?

But if she is found to be mentally stable, she should get life imprisonment, as someone who would do something like this to an animal seems very likely to do it to a person.

Tuftus 19-10-2005 20:14

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Originally Posted by Kliro
Indeed, whilst mental health problems seem to be the 'norm' now when someone wants to disregard responciability for a crime, she does seem to be on the mental side of things.

It doesn't seem to be done in a moment of madness and then regretted, as she boasted to her husband, and showed him the body.

She should be mentally asessed, if shes deemed to be unstable, then she should have relavent help in a mental hospital. Her children should be looked after by her husband, as I assume it was him who alerted authorities of what she did?

But if she is found to be mentally stable, she should get life imprisonment, as someone who would do something like this to an animal seems very likely to do it to a person.

Interesting point you have there...

greencreeper 20-10-2005 15:37

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Awful. The caption under the first picture, "Thacker has mental health problems, the court heard", wasn't really necessary - looks a bit of a psycho.

Florence 20-10-2005 16:07

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Originally Posted by Kliro
Indeed, whilst mental health problems seem to be the 'norm' now when someone wants to disregard responciability for a crime, she does seem to be on the mental side of things.

It doesn't seem to be done in a moment of madness and then regretted, as she boasted to her husband, and showed him the body.

She should be mentally asessed, if shes deemed to be unstable, then she should have relavent help in a mental hospital. Her children should be looked after by her husband, as I assume it was him who alerted authorities of what she did?

But if she is found to be mentally stable, she should get life imprisonment, as someone who would do something like this to an animal seems very likely to do it to a person.

This is very true it has been proved that those who abused, tormented and tortured pets did later on do it to humans..

She should be sent to a mental hospital with instructions to not be released until she can be trusted in the civilised world.. If I were her husband I would sell up and change my name and move away so the children never have contact with her again for their sanity..

Can you imagine just what this could do to a 6yr old the trauma the school staff would have to deal with if they was attached to the cat. The 16yr old would handle it a little better but life would be hell at school as the children would be constantly reminding her of what her mother did.

I can't understand why poeple do this but my thoughts are for the children who could be mental scared by this experience. I do feel social services should stop her from having anymore contact with this family.


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