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Thread: The Solihull Child Abuse Case.

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    The Solihull Child Abuse Case.

    Utterly horrific.

    Pretty much unwatchable on the news, that film they took of his suffering was absolutely heartbreaking, I had to turn over.

    How can people be so devoid of humanity towards a child?

    I hope that both get daily r a p e d an beaten up every day they're in prison, vile, vile, subhuman scum.

    WTF child services and the police were doing in Solihull in regards to this matter is shameful, heads should roll.

    RIP little chap, I for one will be thinking of you and hoping your soul is at peace.

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    Couldn't agree with you more Mick, just heard on the news tonight that someone in social services concluded there were no safeguarding issues just a few months before his death.

    I'll never understand why people do such evil things to culminate in being left to rot in prison.

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    I saw that on the news, heartbreaking, just unbelievable that people can be so cruel to a helpless child. They deserve to be hung.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kettering_baggie View Post
    I saw that on the news, heartbreaking, just unbelievable that people can be so cruel to a helpless child. They deserve to be hung.
    This subhuman c u n t of a step mother can even be heard on the phone to the emergency operator and seen on police body cam referring to this poor child as "a little sh it" and claiming he was head butting the floor!!!

    Her and this kid's pathetic excuse for a father just stood there without an ounce of remorse for the dead child they'd been abusing, feeding with salt and telling that "nobody loved him" for three months.


    I'm not a violent person but I can honestly say that I could take a baseball bat to both of these people and beat them until they were tomato ketchup and then flushed away down a drain.

    I would have no compunction about beating them both to death, rarely have I felt as upset and angry as I have about this case.

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    Heard it on the radio. Had to switch it off as it was too upsetting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kettering_baggie View Post
    I saw that on the news, heartbreaking, just unbelievable that people can be so cruel to a helpless child. They deserve to be hung.
    This is the latest of a long line of young children being murdered by cowardly, cruel and evil monsters. They will never bring back hanging as the liberals in charge don't believe in the "state taking revenge", and seem haunted by Timothy Evans and Ruth Ellis. Scientific advances and DNA have overtaken reasons not to reimpose hanging, "but there's still that chance". What the liberal elite don't really want is one of their own as Home Secretary having to write the words "The law must take its course" on the file. Time for a referendum on the whole issue, as the subject is too big for parliamentarians.

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    We saw this on the late night Central news bulletin, after hearing about it on the radio all day.

    The recording of the poor boy is tragic, asking to be fed and crying out for his uncle Blake who he said he loved him.

    I hope this pair of sh?? C???ts get prisoner cell block H type Justice on a daily basis until someone does us all a favour and ends them both for good.

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    Sadly yet another horrific example of child abuse. Yes, there needs to be an investigation into whether the agency's involved (which are criminally underfunded) may have been able to save his life and you can argue mitigating circumstances like the stress of lockdown or the issues the "parents" may have had but ultimately they-especially her- were responsible for this heinous crime. I believe that most people deserve a second chance and that some are victims of nurture and can be reformed but there are some that are beyond redemption so, in cases such as this where the evidence of guilt seems undeniable, why spend a fortune keeping them locked up in prison for years? To what end? Just so some can claim we are a civilized society? Just kill the ****ers. This might seem an emotive response-it is- but it doesn't make it wrong!

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    Absolutely agree with all above posts these Bas tards mush hang for me no real deterrent in this country, will never get what they deserve,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lindenbaggie View Post
    This is the latest of a long line of young children being murdered by cowardly, cruel and evil monsters. They will never bring back hanging as the liberals in charge don't believe in the "state taking revenge", and seem haunted by Timothy Evans and Ruth Ellis. Scientific advances and DNA have overtaken reasons not to reimpose hanging, "but there's still that chance". What the liberal elite don't really want is one of their own as Home Secretary having to write the words "The law must take its course" on the file. Time for a referendum on the whole issue, as the subject is too big for parliamentarians.
    Guess, I'm a liberal elite.

    First of all, this case is horrific, and I have nothing but contempt for the parents.

    What happens in an instance like this is we think emotionally about what we would all love to do to the parents. And I agree with the sentiment of that anger.

    But there is always that small chance of a miscarriage of justice in the future where an innocent person is convicted. That is a possibility where there would be no coming back from death for a wrongly convicted person.

    Referendum's are dangerous and divisive. There are some decisions that appointed officials should make and this is one of them. We all know capital punishment would be reintroduced if there was a referendum, and that would be to the detriment of the country, in my opinion. We would be going backwards by generations as a country.

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