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Mr Angry · 29-12-2009, 22:44

If either of you (nomadking or Bender) dared to look beyond what has been spoonfed to you you would discover that Akmal Shaikh himself denied that he suffered from a mental illness (the one thing that might have saved him).

nomadking - the correct factual context is that Dr Schaapveld said it could have been either ..but the fact was, whether it was bipolar or schizophrenia, he was 99% certain that Shaikh was suffering from a mental disorder.

29-12-2009, 22:44	#61
Mr Angry Inactive Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Belfast Posts: 4,785	Re: Anger After British Man Executed In China If either of you (nomadking or Bender) dared to look beyond what has been spoonfed to you you would discover that Akmal Shaikh himself denied that he suffered from a mental illness (the one thing that might have saved him). nomadking - the correct factual context is that Dr Schaapveld said it could have been *either* ..but the fact was, whether it was bipolar or schizophrenia, he was 99% certain that Shaikh was suffering from a mental disorder.