enough to make you sick

allieyoung666 · 28-04-2005, 20:34

I was quite shocked on Monday when I read in my local newspaper, that some scroat had burgled a woman, the woman confronted the lad and was then found in an out house 24 hours later, suffering from bruses, penuonia and dheydration. I found out from a colleague today, that this poor old lady died the early hours of this morning. That poor woman had such a shock her body could not take it.
I kinda got upset as I used to see her every morning on the way to my mums in town, she would not hurt a fly. A colleague of Pauls lives over the back and was in shock when I told him, even he said why couldnt I save her. All I really want to know is has anything like this ever effected you?

paulyoung666 · 28-04-2005, 20:39

link to the article

and it makes me sick as well

AndrewJ · 28-04-2005, 20:41

Sometimes I wish public beheadings was still around. Only that I could do it with a Rusty saw to the person who commit this sick act of violence.

**Jefferson T** · 28-04-2005, 20:46

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Originally Posted by allieyoung666

<snippage> All I really want to know is has anything like this ever effected you?

Yes it has - which is why (although I DO find it disgusting) I no longer find it a shock that these things happen.

p.s. I'm not going into details. I just thought I'd tell you I agree and leave it at that.

allieyoung666 · 28-04-2005, 20:48

We just want to get hold of them, scare the ****e out of them and then stick them in that outhouse to see how they like it, but instead of 24 hours make it a week. I used to see her totering about stockton high street, she would not hurt a fly.
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Yes it has - which is why (although I DO find it disgusting) I no longer find it a shock that these things happen.

p.s. I'm not going into details. I just thought I'd tell you I agree and leave it at that.

I know what you mean, I see things like this everyday in my profession, but it just seemed to close to home.

28-04-2005, 21:28

Theres a lot to be said for punishing the criminal with the crime they commited. See how they would like to be left in that state.

I understand all the issues with capital punishment, but i also think this country is a soft touch when it comes to punishment

homealone · 28-04-2005, 22:29

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Originally Posted by gary_580

Theres a lot to be said for punishing the criminal with the crime they commited. See how they would like to be left in that state.

I understand all the issues with capital punishment, but i also think this country is a soft touch when it comes to punishment

I think something that puts the aggressor in the place of the victim, can work - we live in such a 'safe' world, that people aren't being confronted with reality, enough.

I found that out when a 'youth' decided to step in front of me, hurtling downhill on my bike, for a 'laugh', there was no way I was able to stop & I ploughed into him..

the look of shock on that kids face when he realised that even a 60kg bloke on a push bike is going to hurt when he hits you at 20mph, was priceless...

cause & effect appear to have come undone

Halcyon · 28-04-2005, 23:06

That is a terrible thing.
Once again it makes me wonder what the world is coming to.
These people have no soul, no feelings whatsoever and its tragic that such people exist and can make peoples lives such a misery. They wouldnt give a care in the world and deserve nothing. They are part of the scum of the earth.

**Maggy J** · 29-04-2005, 00:05

I think the problem is that many youngsters do not always think through what consequences might be of certain actions..I think that sometimes films and TV give them a false perspective.Which is why the lad never thought that your bike would actually hurt him until it did.

I wonder how many walking around with knives in their pockets actually realise how easy it is to kill and expect victims to spring up and leg it to a hospital.I really think that they do not visualise what happens next.They only go so far with their planning and no further.

It's the only way I can account for some really moronic behaviour on tha part of some students that I teach.They tend only to live in the moment and cannot visualise what happens next.The Jackass school of life so to speak..

I bet these two scrotes can't believe that this woman is dead because they won't think they hurt her that much..

Escapee · 29-04-2005, 07:45

It's very easy for the do-gooders to spout their crap, but if they were actually confronted with this happening to a neighbour or family member they would probably feel different.

It shocks me and it shocks most of us here, thats because we acknowledge its going on. Theres no easier option for some than turning the other way instead of feeling for the people suffering from disgusting acts like this.

allieyoung666 · 29-04-2005, 07:56

It has happened to my family, I am sad to say. My 6 yr old son saw the thief climb over the yard wall, luckly for conn the thief never turned round or if he had, I am sad to say I might not have a son today. But he is still traumatised by the event, as he has an emotional disorder, he does not like being round strangers and he wets the bed.
I was kinda gonna do a plea as I know that there are a lot of members who come from the Teeside area, if they know anything to please go and tell the police. But I know how people protect each other despite what they have done. Like I say we have been here and we are still living the nightmare. We are due to go on holiday soon, but my son doesnt want to go as he thinks the house will be ramsacked while we are away.

Nidge · 29-04-2005, 08:54

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Originally Posted by AndrewJames

Sometimes I wish public beheadings was still around. Only that I could do it with a Rusty saw to the person who commit this sick act of violence.

Thats to kind for people like this.

Flubflow · 29-04-2005, 09:10

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Originally Posted by Escapee

It's very easy for the do-gooders to spout their crap, but if they were actually confronted with this happening to a neighbour or family member they would probably feel different.

It shocks me and it shocks most of us here, thats because we acknowledge its going on. Theres no easier option for some than turning the other way instead of feeling for the people suffering from disgusting acts like this.

With regard to any post made here so far or the incident itself I can't quite make out what you are on about.
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Originally Posted by allieyoung666

It has happened to my family, I am sad to say. My 6 yr old son saw the thief climb over the yard wall, luckly for conn the thief never turned round or if he had, I am sad to say I might not have a son today. But he is still traumatised by the event, as he has an emotional disorder, he does not like being round strangers and he wets the bed.
I was kinda gonna do a plea as I know that there are a lot of members who come from the Teeside area, if they know anything to please go and tell the police. But I know how people protect each other despite what they have done. Like I say we have been here and we are still living the nightmare. We are due to go on holiday soon, but my son doesnt want to go as he thinks the house will be ramsacked while we are away.

Hopefully there will be enough DNA left lying about the place and sooner or later the gits will be caught.
Hopefully the community is small enough for the police to find out who it is likely to be. They've probably already boasted about their crime amongst their friends before they realised the outcome and it could just be a matter of time before the whispers start and someone turns them in.
I have a relative (a pensioner too) living round the corner from that incident and it is extremely worrying indeed despite the fact that family always keep in very regular contact.

Escapee · 29-04-2005, 12:04

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Originally Posted by Flubflow

With regard to any post made here so far or the incident itself I can't quite make out what you are on about.

I guess you cant see what I'm on about because the do-gooders have so far avoided this thread, for the very reasons I stated.

Its a disgusting act, and do-gooders go to ground when facts like this are brought to light, its easy to just avoid this thread and turn the other way.
(I admit to doing that myself with another subject)

The do-gooders have no argument in this sort of thread, these sort of criminals need strict punishment!

me283 · 29-04-2005, 12:49

What is also sad, is that when these idiots are caught, some bleeding heart liberal will no doubt blame drugs, or a harsh home life, or the fact that they just don't have the life they want. It will go to court, they may get probation or a suspended sentence, effectively a slap on the wrist; in the unlikely case that they do go into custody, they will possibly end up with a more comfortable life than the lady who died, no doubt with the occasional safari to help them see the error of their ways. Makes you sick.