6 coppers to take him down or 1 member of the public with his bike? 
 

 

 

21 hours ago, Spider said:

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I still reckon if we got her back, locked her up and then set up an Only Fans page for her, with regularly updated content, she'd earn the tax payer a fortune, more than it would cost to "house" her in a secure unit. Win-Win

15 minutes ago, Sweep said:

I still reckon if we got her back, locked her up and then set up an Only Fans page for her, with regularly updated content, she'd earn the tax payer a fortune, more than it would cost to "house" her in a secure unit. Win-Win

Reckon you could fit a suicide vest inside her flange now it's been pummeled so vigorously.

6 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Reckon you could fit a suicide vest inside her flange now it's been pummeled so vigorously.

 

47 minutes ago, little whitt said:

Apart from Killing a Baby 

car Breaking down on the M61 

what have they done Wrong 

Why did they go on the Run When there car Broke down ????????

Exactly what i have been thinking.

He is a registered sex offender but served his time and i think she is a certified nut job and probably classed as a venerable adult, however i don't think so there is any crime in giving birth in a car and breaking down near Bolton???, 

The rest of it has unfortunately lead to a tragic end but what was thier issue?.

3 minutes ago, Whitestar said:

Exactly what i have been thinking.

He is a registered sex offender but served his time and i think she is a certified nut job and probably classed as a venerable adult, however i don't think so there is any crime in giving birth in a car and breaking down near Bolton???, 

The rest of it has unfortunately lead to a tragic end but what was thier issue?.

it's definitely a strange one

as well as manslaughter athey've been charged with "concealing the birth of a child"

whatever that means

and "perverting the course of justice"

I presume that last one comes from them being on the run

but what where they on the run from?

there was a missing persons investigation going on, but is not wanting to be found a criminal offence?

as said already, once it all unfolds and comes out it's going to make for an intersting read/watch/thing

I think the fact things went very quiet in the press very quickly after their disappearance suggests the Police knew they were up to something or were on the run from something.

After all, the woman who was found in the river was headline news pretty much every day, but in the case of this couple and the baby, there was barely a peep about them after a few days.

the world will be a better place with em both locked up, i reckon

little doubt the man hating brigade will make a case it was him forcing her to do stuff

and, they might be right, but i think she is full of shit

 

12 minutes ago, Casino said:

the world will be a better place with em both locked up, i reckon

little doubt the man hating brigade will make a case it was him forcing her to do stuff

and, they might be right, but i think she is full of shit

What has she said?

Just now, nothing

I read up a bit when they parked the car and i she came across as a right oddball

I hear they stayed with some human rights lawyers whilst on the run. Also sounds like some liberals do gooders were making them soup and sourdough. Read it in the Express. 

 

Almost 50 years locked up the majority in solitary. He probably deserves to be released but how do you try and fit into society after that long banged up. 

Keep all his coins in a sock.

He's a fucking nut job, totally institutionalised, if he is let out he will kill someone (IMO)

14 minutes ago, royal white said:

 

Almost 50 years locked up the majority in solitary. He probably deserves to be released but how do you try and fit into society after that long banged up. 

I honestly thought he’d killed a few people but turns out he hasn’t.

On the face of it, 50 years is probably more than enough.

However, would you want to be the parole bloke who rubber stamped his release?

Not sure I would.

1 minute ago, Spider said:

I honestly thought he’d killed a few people but turns out he hasn’t.

On the face of it, 50 years is probably more than enough.

However, would you want to be the parole bloke who rubber stamped his release?

Not sure I would.

Might not have killed anyone, but he's tried - and fucked a lot of people up for the rest of their lives.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bronson_(prisoner)

6 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Might not have killed anyone, but he's tried - and fucked a lot of people up for the rest of their lives.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bronson_(prisoner)

I’m not saying he’s anything other than a dangerous maniac, but I just assumed he was a murderer as well.

Given the lightweight sentences you see handed out sometimes, he’s probably got a point.

As I say, I don’t think anyone will have the balls to release him. You wouldn’t sleep at night,

28 minutes ago, Spider said:

I’m not saying he’s anything other than a dangerous maniac, but I just assumed he was a murderer as well.

Given the lightweight sentences you see handed out sometimes, he’s probably got a point.

As I say, I don’t think anyone will have the balls to release him. You wouldn’t sleep at night,

Funny how he's seen as some sort of "Anti-Hero" though by the usual suspects. Doubt they'd leave him alone with their wives and children, but they still express some sort of respect towards him and think he should be released into society. Very odd. Suspect it'd be a different story if he was a foreigner with the same criminal record.

Edited March 6, 20233 yr by Cheese

28 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Funny how he's seen as some sort of "Anti-Hero" though by the usual suspects. Doubt they'd leave him alone with their wives and children, but they still express some sort of respect towards him and think he should be released into society. Very odd. Suspect it'd be a different story if he was a foreigner with the same criminal record.

It would be as they should be deported. 

2 minutes ago, royal white said:

It would be as they should be deported. 

32 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Funny how he's seen as some sort of "Anti-Hero" though by the usual suspects. Doubt they'd leave him alone with their wives and children, but they still express some sort of respect towards him and think he should be released into society. Very odd. Suspect it'd be a different story if he was a foreigner with the same criminal record.

Did you edit foreigner for black?

Should you want any of his artwork! 
 

https://www.salvadorgallery.com

 

 

8 minutes ago, Spider said:

Did you edit foreigner for black?

No?

Just now, Cheese said:

No?

Must have misread it. Soz

4 minutes ago, Cheese said:

No?

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On 03/03/2023 at 14:39, Spider said:

 

I'm late to the party... But 

 

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