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Paul Taylor, 20, will serve at least 23 years and eight months in jail for the murder. His cousin Michael Barton, 17, will serve at least 17 years and eight months.
Originally posted by Winchester Ranger T
I still think that a crime like this should mean that you will never see the outside World ever again.
These are joke sentences for the worst type of crime. Talk about your soft countries.
Originally posted by Oni x x
sminkey taking a life for any circumstance is purely wrong.
IMO i think 17 or 23 years is below the jail sentence. i class that as being soft.
an innocent human being was killed because of those thugs and they should never be allowed out of jail (IMO).
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"Why live a life sentence? Hate killed my son, so why should I be a victim too?" said Mrs Walker.
"Unforgiveness makes you a victim and why should I be a victim? Anthony spent his life forgiving. His life stood for peace, love and forgiveness and I brought them up that way.
I have to practice what I preach. I don't feel any bitterness towards them really, truly, all I feel is... I feel sad for the family."
"I did say I forgive and I do still stand by that because you have to. That's one of the things I was raised on and what my mum taught me.
"I feel sorry for them because they didn't know what they were doing, they don't understand the magnitude of what they've done."
"We have no reason to be jubilant because that will not bring Anthony back," he said.
"Anthony was a devout Christian and the world is a worse place without him. Our lives will never be the same again."
Originally posted by sminkeypinkey
Originally posted by Winchester Ranger T
I still think that a crime like this should mean that you will never see the outside World ever again.
- That may still be the case.
These are joke sentences for the worst type of crime. Talk about your soft countries.
- How?
All that has happened is that the trial Judge has set a minimum 23 years and 17 years before these men can even be considered for any kind of early release.
They might still spend the rest of their natual in prison.
No-one is even going to begin looking at the possibility of any kind of early release for them until they have served this minimum or 23 and 17 years.
In what way is that meant to be 'soft'?