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Arthurgray50@blu · 03-07-2009, 22:44

I am now going to put another point across on this subject, and some of you won't like it.

As l said in an earlier thread, concerning lawyers, RB son's lawyer has stated that Jack Straw had broken the law by exceeding his powers, of overruling the parole board.
I know for a fact, that RB comitted a crime, l also realise that the guy escaped and went to Brazil, and returned to the UK, to 'use' the NHS, BUT everyone must remember, here is a guy, that is nearly dead, he has to be cared for as he cannot look after himself, he is a burden on the tax payer, wouldn't it be the humane thing, release him into a care home, where he will die in surroundings that is not a prison wing. There are more crimes commited today, then there was in those days, when the crime was comitted, and the *******s should fill his cell.

03-07-2009, 22:44	#56
Arthurgray50@blu cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 6,798	Re: Ronnie biggs refused parole I am now going to put another point across on this subject, and some of you won't like it. As l said in an earlier thread, concerning lawyers, RB son's lawyer has stated that Jack Straw had broken the law by exceeding his powers, of overruling the parole board. I know for a fact, that RB comitted a crime, l also realise that the guy escaped and went to Brazil, and returned to the UK, to 'use' the NHS, BUT everyone must remember, here is a guy, that is nearly dead, he has to be cared for as he cannot look after himself, he is a burden on the tax payer, wouldn't it be the humane thing, release him into a care home, where he will die in surroundings that is not a prison wing. There are more crimes commited today, then there was in those days, when the crime was comitted, and the *******s should fill his cell.