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By *odareyou OP   Man
over a year ago

not far from iceland,,,,,, tescos is nearer though :-) (near leeds)

Yorkshire ripper now considered sane enough to return to general prison population..

After 32 years in broadmoorg I'd be stark raving bonkers or on the fab forum scale normal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yea saw that in the news ...i doubt hes all there still

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

He's still not coming out of prison.

And as a Cat-A prisoner, he'll find the new regime less conducive than the funny farm.

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By *rcticFoxxxWoman
over a year ago

Hereabouts

All the years of hearing 10am Monday siren testing at Broadmoor has made me bonkers

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A bullet in the back of the head would have saved 30 years public money....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him. "

Cost a lot less if they hung the fucker.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

Cost a lot less if they hung the fucker."

I don't agree with corporal punishment anyway , but I also think it's an easy get out isn't it ? Not living with the consequences of your actions. Just my view.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him. "

Yup.... it's a money saving exercise. .. personally I'd just slot the twat and be done with him.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Can anyone who has done that sort of thing ever be or ever have been sane?

Hopefully someone will intercept the van moving him or someone will sort him out when he gets where he's going

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By *aughty_amazonWoman
over a year ago

BRISTOL

Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

Yup.... it's a money saving exercise. .. personally I'd just slot the twat and be done with him."

Would you?

Would you really just kill him?

I find it quite amusing how people say that could easily just kill somebody, I don't know maybe people do find murder that easy....oh yeah people like Peter Sutcliffe

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner "

Call me cynical but I think that is literally the plan,Sutcliffe has had enough cheeseburgers and parties so it's time to make room for the next psychos.

He will be dead quite soon

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

Yup.... it's a money saving exercise. .. personally I'd just slot the twat and be done with him.

Would you?

Would you really just kill him?

I find it quite amusing how people say that could easily just kill somebody, I don't know maybe people do find murder that easy....oh yeah people like Peter Sutcliffe "

Hahahaha errrrrrr

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There was a piece on R4 some months ago about this....Sutcliffe apparently had the same psychiatrist for many years but this recently changed, and the new one's opinion was that Sutcliffe no longer had a mental disorder. Perhaps it's quite common in the mental health field: new psychiatrist, new diagnosis, or in this case no diagnosis at all.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner "

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There was a piece on R4 some months ago about this....Sutcliffe apparently had the same psychiatrist for many years but this recently changed, and the new one's opinion was that Sutcliffe no longer had a mental disorder. Perhaps it's quite common in the mental health field: new psychiatrist, new diagnosis, or in this case no diagnosis at all. "

The government will pick the psychiatrist who will diagnose what they want to be diagnosed

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers"

He won't be safe on the protection wing either,he is the nonce of all nonces and is scum even in nonces eyes+ getting him will be some cretins meal ticket for life

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By *odareyou OP   Man
over a year ago

not far from iceland,,,,,, tescos is nearer though :-) (near leeds)


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers"

The report I saw said he'll never be released ... Hopefully they'll find a very deep dark hole and leave him in there.

Wonder what the psychiatrist would make of the forums ??????

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By *olgateMan
over a year ago

on the road to nowhere in particular

70 years old now

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers

He won't be safe on the protection wing either,he is the nonce of all nonces and is scum even in nonces eyes+ getting him will be some cretins meal ticket for life "

Isn't nonce a expression for a child sex offender?

I don't recall him ever being convicted for sex crimes against children??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers

He won't be safe on the protection wing either,he is the nonce of all nonces and is scum even in nonces eyes+ getting him will be some cretins meal ticket for life

Isn't nonce a expression for a child sex offender?

I don't recall him ever being convicted for sex crimes against children??"

Correct. Not terribly PC but it's what they call sex offenders against children.

And yes, he still won't be released and in comparison to the Broadmoor regime, relocation to a Cat-A prison won't seem so cushy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers

The report I saw said he'll never be released ... Hopefully they'll find a very deep dark hole and leave him in there.

Wonder what the psychiatrist would make of the forums ?????? "

Any forensic psychiatrist would be alarmed by some of the bloodthirsty comments

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers

The report I saw said he'll never be released ... Hopefully they'll find a very deep dark hole and leave him in there.

Wonder what the psychiatrist would make of the forums ??????

Any forensic psychiatrist would be alarmed by some of the bloodthirsty comments "

I'm not defending his crimes or similar crimes committed by anybody else

But when people go in about killing such people and say things like they wouldn't loose any sleep over it that to me it's slightly worrying, that somebody against murder openly admit they could kill and be ok with it

Does not say much for their state if mind either to me

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

"
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It helps the general population with they're own mental health to belive in monsters.... nobody wants to think relatively normal people do horrendous acts!.... However there you have it, relatively normal people who hold down jobs and families

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By *eavenscentitCouple
over a year ago

barnstaple

Bad rather than mad.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Killing an innocent person - murder.

Killing a serial killer/rapist - public service.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

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It helps the general population with they're own mental health to belive in monsters.... nobody wants to think relatively normal people do horrendous acts!.... However there you have it, relatively normal people who hold down jobs and families "

Normal people do kill though

Look at John Wayne Gacey

Pillow of the community, did lots for clarity, own his own company, married with kids, held a normal family life, was well loved and respected by everybody in his community

Even at his trail there was nothing to suggest he had any mental problems what so ever, and he was examined by a number of people, nobody could find anything wrong with him mentally

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

Yup.... it's a money saving exercise. .. personally I'd just slot the twat and be done with him.

Would you?

Would you really just kill him?

I find it quite amusing how people say that could easily just kill somebody, I don't know maybe people do find murder that easy....oh yeah people like Peter Sutcliffe "

In answer to your first question - yes.

In answer to what I can only describe as a comparison of such actions perhaps you should consider the motives behind such feelings, there are many many people out there who have been directly affected by the actions of such monsters as him, and I'm one of those affected, so yes, I'd happily slot the twat.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

Yup.... it's a money saving exercise. .. personally I'd just slot the twat and be done with him.

Would you?

Would you really just kill him?

I find it quite amusing how people say that could easily just kill somebody, I don't know maybe people do find murder that easy....oh yeah people like Peter Sutcliffe

In answer to your first question - yes.

In answer to what I can only describe as a comparison of such actions perhaps you should consider the motives behind such feelings, there are many many people out there who have been directly affected by the actions of such monsters as him, and I'm one of those affected, so yes, I'd happily slot the twat."

Fair enough

We are all different

Personally if I went out and killed somebody in cold blood for something that had not affected me how does that make me any better than them?

Don't get me wrong if I saw somebody being attacked I would help, if in the struggle that person died then that's just shit luck

If somebody had killed somebody I didn't even know but I heard about it on the news and I decided to kill that person surely I've committed the same crime as him?

How do I justify my actions?

I killed a killer but now I'm the killer so does somebody know have the rights to kill me?

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By *asokittyWoman
over a year ago

Nr Worksop


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers

He won't be safe on the protection wing either,he is the nonce of all nonces and is scum even in nonces eyes+ getting him will be some cretins meal ticket for life

Isn't nonce a expression for a child sex offender?

I don't recall him ever being convicted for sex crimes against children??"

It's a sex offender in general.

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By *asokittyWoman
over a year ago

Nr Worksop


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

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I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

Yup.... it's a money saving exercise. .. personally I'd just slot the twat and be done with him.

Would you?

Would you really just kill him?

I find it quite amusing how people say that could easily just kill somebody, I don't know maybe people do find murder that easy....oh yeah people like Peter Sutcliffe

In answer to your first question - yes.

In answer to what I can only describe as a comparison of such actions perhaps you should consider the motives behind such feelings, there are many many people out there who have been directly affected by the actions of such monsters as him, and I'm one of those affected, so yes, I'd happily slot the twat."

You wouldn't though would you?

There are thou_ands of murderers, rapists, paedophiles and other criminals living in the community. Why haven't you sought them out and murdered them in cold blood?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

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It helps the general population with they're own mental health to belive in monsters.... nobody wants to think relatively normal people do horrendous acts!.... However there you have it, relatively normal people who hold down jobs and families

Normal people do kill though

Look at John Wayne Gacey

Pillow of the community, did lots for clarity, own his own company, married with kids, held a normal family life, was well loved and respected by everybody in his community

Even at his trail there was nothing to suggest he had any mental problems what so ever, and he was examined by a number of people, nobody could find anything wrong with him mentally "
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Or dr Shipman

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure they said it'll cost £250k less per annum moving him.

Yup.... it's a money saving exercise. .. personally I'd just slot the twat and be done with him.

Would you?

Would you really just kill him?

I find it quite amusing how people say that could easily just kill somebody, I don't know maybe people do find murder that easy....oh yeah people like Peter Sutcliffe

In answer to your first question - yes.

In answer to what I can only describe as a comparison of such actions perhaps you should consider the motives behind such feelings, there are many many people out there who have been directly affected by the actions of such monsters as him, and I'm one of those affected, so yes, I'd happily slot the twat.

You wouldn't though would you?

There are thou_ands of murderers, rapists, paedophiles and other criminals living in the community. Why haven't you sought them out and murdered them in cold blood?"

It's a fair question

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The new psychiatrist has probably seen through Sutcliffe's charade.

His brother has said that he is not insane and that he managed to act his way at his trial to get put away into Broadmoor.

Hopefully wherever he ends up he will find that he will be looking over his shoulder forever, trying to keep out of the way of the harm that will inevitably be waiting for him. He will blink one day and the harm will find him, that day can't come soon enough.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Fab outrage!

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Sutcliffe: The Musical

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V58_V83skJE

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nows the time to leave rats mice rabbits and all innocent animals alone and test on the likes of him instead. If the public are keeping them then make it worth while by trying to find a cure. Once done with leave them to rot like most do with their victims!!!!

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By *obbytupperMan
over a year ago

Menston near Ilkley


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner

This is a more realistic possibility.

In all likelihood, he'll be put on the Protection wing, along with the nonces, bent coppers, ex-family entertainers

He won't be safe on the protection wing either,he is the nonce of all nonces and is scum even in nonces eyes+ getting him will be some cretins meal ticket for life

Isn't nonce a expression for a child sex offender?

I don't recall him ever being convicted for sex crimes against children??"

Tracy Browne was aged 14 when on Wednesday, August 27 1975 she was attacked with a hammer by Peter Sutcliffe on a lonely farm road at around 10:30 pm. Tracy and her twin sister, Mandy, had been in Silsden, near Keighley (where Anna Rogulskyj had been attacked). They were to be home at 10:30 pm and Mandy had left for their home, about a mile outside of Silsden, earlier than Tracy did.

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare

Don't think he deserves the hammering he's getting here tbh

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't think he deserves the hammering he's getting here tbh "
that's sick

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

People seem to have a strange opinion of prisoners.

Sutcliffe is now just an old man, he will be put in a medium security prison with a lot of other old men, most of which are criminals, an attack on him by other prisoners is extremely unlikely, there is no points scored for killing old men. A short term prisoner is not going to risk a life sentence to appease the more blood thirsty forumites. Other life sentence without parole prisoners have probably also killed a few and won't want their past judged by other prisoners.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

"
these are my thoughts. Weve come along way since he comitted his crimes. Just maybe(and it is a very small maybe) if how things are today his illness may have been picked up and he wouldnt have committed the crimes. Also if he is now classed as mentally stable he has to live with full compeehension of what he did. Now ian brady there is no fucking hope for. Hes not being released hes being put into a main stream prison.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'"

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude."

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

People on here unnerve me sometimes. There was a thread on here only yesterday that did the same

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh."

i cant agree with that

As a prison officer you have an duty to provide a service to all in mates and treat them all the same

If you cant do that you should not be doing the job

Prison officers have no rights deciding who they are going to protect and how long its going to take them to do it

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"People seem to have a strange opinion of prisoners.

Sutcliffe is now just an old man, he will be put in a medium security prison with a lot of other old men, most of which are criminals, an attack on him by other prisoners is extremely unlikely, there is no points scored for killing old men. A short term prisoner is not going to risk a life sentence to appease the more blood thirsty forumites. Other life sentence without parole prisoners have probably also killed a few and won't want their past judged by other prisoners."

He is going into a cat a establishment. Believe me,lifers have nothing to lose but everything to prove. They can and do commit murders whilst serving their term.

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By *asokittyWoman
over a year ago

Nr Worksop

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By *asokittyWoman
over a year ago

Nr Worksop


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh.

i cant agree with that

As a prison officer you have an duty to provide a service to all in mates and treat them all the same

If you cant do that you should not be doing the job

Prison officers have no rights deciding who they are going to protect and how long its going to take them to do it"

Agree. Having worked in high security with some of the most violent people. YOur may not like them but you certainly do not intentionally take your time to an incident.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"People seem to have a strange opinion of prisoners.

Sutcliffe is now just an old man, he will be put in a medium security prison with a lot of other old men, most of which are criminals, an attack on him by other prisoners is extremely unlikely, there is no points scored for killing old men. A short term prisoner is not going to risk a life sentence to appease the more blood thirsty forumites. Other life sentence without parole prisoners have probably also killed a few and won't want their past judged by other prisoners.

He is going into a cat a establishment. Believe me,lifers have nothing to lose but everything to prove. They can and do commit murders whilst serving their term. "

Not much kudos for killing a 70 year old.

Cat A is reserved for violent / escape risk prisoners, he may spend a month or so in one but unlikely to be in there long term.

Most prisoners are not nice people, he will have a fan club in many prisons who will protect him if needed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hopefully he gets shanked, evil bastard. That will be one hell.of a scalp for another prisoner "

He needs his eyes stabbing again

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"People on here unnerve me sometimes. There was a thread on here only yesterday that did the same"

If it was you he killed i'd bet you would love someone sorting him out..

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By *ohnaronMan
over a year ago

london


"All the years of hearing 10am Monday siren testing at Broadmoor has made me bonkers "

Thats not testing. It means ones got out...

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire


"People on here unnerve me sometimes. There was a thread on here only yesterday that did the same

If it was you he killed i'd bet you would love someone sorting him out.."
what a daft thing to say.

Id hope the person would caught and punished.

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury


"People on here unnerve me sometimes. There was a thread on here only yesterday that did the same

If it was you he killed i'd bet you would love someone sorting him out..what a daft thing to say.

Id hope the person would caught and punished."

Threads like this are the reason we have a justice system, as imperfect as it is

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"People on here unnerve me sometimes. There was a thread on here only yesterday that did the same

If it was you he killed i'd bet you would love someone sorting him out..what a daft thing to say.

Id hope the person would caught and punished."

Yeh with ice cream & video games...you would probably think he's a nice man too lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"People on here unnerve me sometimes. There was a thread on here only yesterday that did the same

If it was you he killed i'd bet you would love someone sorting him out.."

I doubt I would have any particular opinions at that point in time.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire


"People on here unnerve me sometimes. There was a thread on here only yesterday that did the same

If it was you he killed i'd bet you would love someone sorting him out..what a daft thing to say.

Id hope the person would caught and punished.

Yeh with ice cream & video games...you would probably think he's a nice man too lol"
your just making yourself look daft because i dont want to go out and murder someone/have them murdered

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"your just making yourself look daft because i dont want to go out and murder someone/have them murdered"

And we're supposed to be the unstable ones...

This thread is

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By *aren1956TV/TS
over a year ago

Fakenham

Should have hanged

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

Oh and for those that say he will have to watch his back and they will be out to murder him.

Well you do know broadmoor is a top security hospital for the mentally insane. Every inmate in there has been classed to the same level as peter sutcliffe, hes spent tbe last 32 years having to have his wits about him and could of been murdered at any time only difference in prison ia that some of them will be sane

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Oh and for those that say he will have to watch his back and they will be out to murder him.

Well you do know broadmoor is a top security hospital for the mentally insane. Every inmate in there has been classed to the same level as peter sutcliffe, hes spent tbe last 32 years having to have his wits about him and could of been murdered at any time only difference in prison ia that some of them will be sane"

I believe the official definition is somewhat different. A significant danger to the public due to mental instability.

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"Don't think he deserves the hammering he's getting here tbh that's sick "

Am I flogging it?

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Seems right - the experts can assess him better than we can

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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago

Paisley

A young girl was attacked and murdered near me over 30 years ago. Man they found guilty at the time spent a few years in prison and was later found to be innocent.

I'd only want capital punishment if there was 100% proof that it was the right person found guilty.

As for Peter Sutcliffe - I remember the crimes, the picture in the paper and the reign of terror until he was caught. The families of the victims also have lifetime sentences.

I'm not sure many prisoners are remorseful and certainly don't seem to be ridden with guilt. Prison only serves to keep our streets safer.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire


"Oh and for those that say he will have to watch his back and they will be out to murder him.

Well you do know broadmoor is a top security hospital for the mentally insane. Every inmate in there has been classed to the same level as peter sutcliffe, hes spent tbe last 32 years having to have his wits about him and could of been murdered at any time only difference in prison ia that some of them will be sane

I believe the official definition is somewhat different. A significant danger to the public due to mental instability."
and not everyone in prison is a danger but my point is he already knows what its like to be on his guard constantly.

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By *ovecuckoldfunMan
over a year ago

SHEFFIELD

they should have hanged him 32yearsago as it cost 325000.. a year to keep him in luxury and i spent 4hours in the nick as was driving a while dasun in barnsley befor he was nicked they thought i was the bloody yorkshire ripper was funny after but not at the time he owes me four hours of my life but 13 was not so lucky still should hang the twat

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham


"People seem to have a strange opinion of prisoners.

Sutcliffe is now just an old man, he will be put in a medium security prison with a lot of other old men, most of which are criminals, an attack on him by other prisoners is extremely unlikely, there is no points scored for killing old men. A short term prisoner is not going to risk a life sentence to appease the more blood thirsty forumites. Other life sentence without parole prisoners have probably also killed a few and won't want their past judged by other prisoners.

He is going into a cat a establishment. Believe me,lifers have nothing to lose but everything to prove. They can and do commit murders whilst serving their term.

Not much kudos for killing a 70 year old.

Cat A is reserved for violent / escape risk prisoners, he may spend a month or so in one but unlikely to be in there long term.

Most prisoners are not nice people, he will have a fan club in many prisons who will protect him if needed.

"

Cat A establishments don't only house cat A prisoners. He may not be a cat A prisoner bit he is going into that estate. Cat A isn't reserved for those offences listed. There are a number of factors that determines categorisation and high profile cases is one of them.

I would think the 'scalp', as you put it, Of one of the most infamous criminals alive would mean something to someone.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"they should have hanged him 32yearsago as it cost 325000.. a year to keep him in luxury and i spent 4hours in the nick as was driving a while dasun in barnsley befor he was nicked they thought i was the bloody yorkshire ripper was funny after but not at the time he owes me four hours of my life but 13 was not so lucky still should hang the twat "

I'd be very interested in your idea of luxury

Because if you think he has been kept in luxury its deffinatly not my idea, if Broadmoor was luxury we'd all be fighting to get in

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"they should have hanged him 32yearsago as it cost 325000.. a year to keep him in luxury and i spent 4hours in the nick as was driving a while dasun in barnsley befor he was nicked they thought i was the bloody yorkshire ripper was funny after but not at the time he owes me four hours of my life but 13 was not so lucky still should hang the twat

I'd be very interested in your idea of luxury

Because if you think he has been kept in luxury its deffinatly not my idea, if Broadmoor was luxury we'd all be fighting to get in "

I used to visit prisons (and, yes, I mean visit).

Believe me, the feeling when that main door shuts behind you is chilling. A life of luxury is not what I would call it either.

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"they should have hanged him 32yearsago as it cost 325000.. a year to keep him in luxury and i spent 4hours in the nick as was driving a while dasun in barnsley befor he was nicked they thought i was the bloody yorkshire ripper was funny after but not at the time he owes me four hours of my life but 13 was not so lucky still should hang the twat "

Luxury?

You'd be queueing up for Broadmoor? I know I wouldn't!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Killing an innocent person - murder.

Killing a serial killer/rapist - public service.

"
very true

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh.

i cant agree with that

As a prison officer you have an duty to provide a service to all in mates and treat them all the same

If you cant do that you should not be doing the job

Prison officers have no rights deciding who they are going to protect and how long its going to take them to do it

Agree. Having worked in high security with some of the most violent people. YOur may not like them but you certainly do not intentionally take your time to an incident. "
prison officers are human to

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By *andsCouple
over a year ago

south birmingham


"A bullet in the back of the head would have saved 30 years public money...."
na, in the face!.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh.

i cant agree with that

As a prison officer you have an duty to provide a service to all in mates and treat them all the same

If you cant do that you should not be doing the job

Prison officers have no rights deciding who they are going to protect and how long its going to take them to do it

Agree. Having worked in high security with some of the most violent people. YOur may not like them but you certainly do not intentionally take your time to an incident.

prison officers are human to "

Prison officers are paid to do a job

That job includes treating everybody the same

If you can't detach your personal feeling from the job you are paid to do then you have no rights doing that job

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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago

Somewhere in North Norfolk


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh.

i cant agree with that

As a prison officer you have an duty to provide a service to all in mates and treat them all the same

If you cant do that you should not be doing the job

Prison officers have no rights deciding who they are going to protect and how long its going to take them to do it

Agree. Having worked in high security with some of the most violent people. YOur may not like them but you certainly do not intentionally take your time to an incident.

prison officers are human to

Prison officers are paid to do a job

That job includes treating everybody the same

If you can't detach your personal feeling from the job you are paid to do then you have no rights doing that job

"

It's the same for doctors, nurses, police, fire fighters and a host of other professions.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

Do people that say he should have been hanged actually realize it was abolished in 1965. Those that say they would murder him in someway or other. Your all adults and have lived in a society that includes, murderers, rapists, peodophiles that walk amongst us why havent you actually sought any of these out and murdeered them. Especially as you seem to be able to do it so easily

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh."
so your happy to go on the word of another broadmoor inmate because he "seemed" to think something happened

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By *asokittyWoman
over a year ago

Nr Worksop


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh.

i cant agree with that

As a prison officer you have an duty to provide a service to all in mates and treat them all the same

If you cant do that you should not be doing the job

Prison officers have no rights deciding who they are going to protect and how long its going to take them to do it

Agree. Having worked in high security with some of the most violent people. YOur may not like them but you certainly do not intentionally take your time to an incident. prison officers are human to "

Prison officers do not work in Broadmoor. Nurses do, and that means regardless of personal feeling treating everyone with the same unconditional positive regard. So no, they don't take their time, and it's offensive that you suggest they would

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Experts schmexperts, huh?

A high-secure hospital is anything but an easy life.

He's not "cured", but his condition is stable and managed enough for him to leave hospital. I'm delighted that it's possible for this to happen even for someone previously as psychotically unwell as Sutcliffe. He's not a monster even though he perpetrated some horrendous crimes and has been rightly punished for them.

I disagree. It's very much an easy life. Though depends what is mean by 'easy life'

I would not even begin to defend him. How could anyone?

Just for information, he has been seriously attacked on at least 6 occasions - including having a pen plunged into his eye.

How that makes you feel will, I guess, depend on your attitude.

I know someone who was inside at the time of the pen attack and in the same room. He said that for some reason at the time the screws seemed to take a bit longer than usual to react to the incident. Oh dear, never mind eh.

i cant agree with that

As a prison officer you have an duty to provide a service to all in mates and treat them all the same

If you cant do that you should not be doing the job

Prison officers have no rights deciding who they are going to protect and how long its going to take them to do it"

Yeah and the drills and the reaction time tests and the rules and regulations would have you in prison if you failed to react or protect a prisoner.

Like when Ian Watkins was on remand in my prison at the time I was working there, having to protect him went against every instinct you have as a mother knowing what he had done.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Yeah and the drills and the reaction time tests and the rules and regulations would have you in prison if you failed to react or protect a prisoner.

Like when Ian Watkins was on remand in my prison at the time I was working there, having to protect him went against every instinct you have as a mother knowing what he had done. "

I absolutely agree

I have on occasion delt with some dodgy people in my job

I remember years ago when I worked in A&E the police bringing in some young guy who had just been released from prison for child sex offences and some members of the public had taken it upon themselves to give him a kick him

But as a police officer you have to take him for medical attention, as a nurse I had to provide it and with the same care as I'd provide for anybody without passing judgement

As you say it goes against everything you feel right as a mother but if you can't put your personal feelings aside your in the wrong job

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