Quote Originally Posted by KerrAvon View Post
Groundhog Day!

The standard of proof required in English criminal cases is 'beyond reasonable doubt' (or 'satisfied so as to be sure' in the new money). In other words, the Birmingham Six, the Guildford Four, Stefan Kiszko and Sally Clark to name but a few, were found guilty of murder 'beyond reasonable doubt' even though they weren't.

As for Ian Huntley, the guilty verdict in his case was on a 10:2 majority, which indicates that two of the jury who sat through the evidence and heard it tested did not think the case proven 'beyond reasonable doubt'.
Lord Longford calm thi sen down. Okay, I’ll reword my point.

Those that have openly admitted killing someone ie; Bellfield and Huntley, should hang or, be disposed of. They serve no meaning by being incarcerated for the rest of their lives. They are pure evil and will never be cured. Given the opportunity to be released, I dare say they would kill again.