I found this curious
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_David_Wilkie
Quote:
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The life sentences caused an outcry among the striking miners, who felt that the death of Wilkie was not a deliberate act
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How do you 'accidently' end up on the bridge over the road that just happens to be the route of an infamous "scab" (their words, not mine) at the exact time the car carrying him passes by, and 'accidently' happens to be carrying a 46lb concrete block and 'accidently' happens to be over just the right lane of the road as the car and then 'accidently' happens to be lifting said concrete block in such a way as it could clear the fence and then 'accidently' drops the block just as the car went undeneath?
Time reduced to 8 years, served for 4 and out on Wilkie's 5th anniversary of his death. Good result for a cold-blooded deliberate murder.
And then you get NUM **** like Kim Howells who upon hearing the death was that he feared his implication and destroy as much evidence as he could.