Child murderer Subhan Anwar found dead in his cell at high-security prison

reply to post by cody599


Lol

Anyways... I'm going to get off the thread before it derails further. I really don't want to be known as "one of those guys who helps in derailing threads", so I will leave with this thread I started some time ago on my previous account.

(And yes, I was a practicing Buddhist.)

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit


Ha, this isn't even funny but you know f*ck all about me.

My brother was killed under suspicious circumstances and believe me, if I had a culprit in front of me I would probably do the same as these inmates did to this child killer...

You didn't live through the years of having your mother's first child taken from her by an unknown entity.

Don't preach to me about me about compassion for killers.

reply to post by Wide-Eyes


And my mother was physically assaulted by her boyfriend of nine years while I was powerless to stop him, only to have her suffer and die from breast cancer. I watched her wither away until she couldn't wake up one morning and died three days later on her birthday.

Yet I convinced certain members of my family from enacting real, dangerous harm against him for what he did.

So. Where are we at now, friend?

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

You'll check back
Respect
and thanks for the info

Off to find a thread as well
See you soon

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit


I'm gutted to hear about your loss. I guess there isn't a great deal I can say to console you about the treatment your mother received.

I really don't want to sound sarcastic but I guess thou must be holier than thy.

reply to post by Wide-Eyes


No. I'm not holier than thou. I'm a terrible piece of crap who has done mean, hurtful things to people in throughout life. I'm not a saint. What I am, however, is someone trying to get you to take a look inside yourself and see why you project yourself into other people and become inwardly aggressive and bloodthirsty.

You know how many times in my life I've sat here and wished serious harm and death upon people? People who did far less worse things than the child murderer in question.

But I can't do it anymore. I just can't. Does it make me a better person for forgiving even the worse people in the world? No. But what it does is give me a peace and stillness that would do a person like you a world of good. Trust me.

Thanks op for posting this! It's good to know that one more sicko has gotten his, even though in reality his suffering has now been brought to an end. Every day would have been a living nightmare for him, always looking over his shoulders knowing that it's only a matter of time before someone gets him. I very much doubt he would have slept well after "lights out", even if he had a cell all to himself. Sleep would be difficult, with every shadow taking on a life of its own.
It's a shame that those who got him didn't settle for crippling him, thus sentencing him to years of physical pain to go along with the mental anguish he must have suffered. Once the creep started showing signs of being on the mend from his physical injuries, give it to him again!
I'm sure the ones who did him would loved to have made him suffer and die a slow death, but I don't think a prison environment would have allowed the time for it to have been done right without being caught.

Originally posted by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

my previous account.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

So you have dual active accounts on ATS? Well that cant possibly end well for you....

Originally posted by Bkrmn

I'm sure the ones who did him would loved to have made him suffer and die a slow death, but I don't think a prison environment would have allowed the time for it to have been done right without being caught.

Child killers sure deserve everything they get.

Anything the killers put the monster through was only a fraction of what he did to that child.

Originally posted by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

And my mother was physically assaulted by her boyfriend of nine years while I was powerless to stop him...

Yet I convinced certain members of my family from enacting real, dangerous harm against him for what he did.

I wouldn't have stopped other people from enacting revenge on someone for assaulting my mother for 9 years.

I wouldn't have had to. I would have done it myself.

My mother would have been grateful for me having done so.

hopefully it was slow and in the groin area with rusty blades.

That's how it's supposed to be, death to criminals like this. This world is so screwed up it needs to be cleaned up from those types of criminals.

23 years later he could have done the same to another child, so basically those inmates could have indirectly saved the life of a child.

Some members trying to unjustify the death of the child killer are not logical. Trying to treat this criminals like humans won't make this world better. What would make this world better is getting rid of this criminals once and for all.

Keep the good ones and get rid of the bad ones that won't do anything good to society anyways. It's not like that criminal was about to discover the cure for cancer, that criminal is only worsening society. There is no need for him to be alive.

Another option is to keep them in prison for life to study their psychology. To find out what causes people to do this, how to prevent it and how to cure it. So basically use the criminal to make experiments.

23 years is not justice, knowing what the justice system is like in the UK, he would have probably served 15.
And his wife getting 9 years is a joke, she should have got what he should have got...A life sentence.

A life sentence should mean life, you don't come out unless your in a body bag.
I know that if it was my daughter, I'd be waiting outside the gates for him

Originally posted by CaticusMaximus

Originally posted by FollowTheWhiteRabbit
Nobody deserves to be murdered.

Bull#. Thats the irrational, naive bleeding heart attitude that lets demons like this one go to jail for a couple of years for heinous crimes then walk free and do them again to someone else.

i don't believe in capital punishment.of any kind, precisely for the reason that the law has put innocent people in jail before and claimed nations had weapons of mass destruction when they didn't. it's that whole "do unto others as you would have them do unto you." thing. i don't want to be accused of things i didn't do, and i sure as heck don't want to be killed for something i didn't do, so why would i want to wish that on someone else. it's not naive, it's civilized.

Originally posted by undo

i don't believe in capital punishment.of any kind, precisely for the reason that the law has put innocent people in jail before and claimed nations had weapons of mass destruction when they didn't. it's that whole "do unto others as you would have them do unto you." thing.

There was no doubt in this case that Anwar had inflicted 107 separate injuries on the two year old child over a period of a month before the child died.

I do believe in capital punishment for child killers if the question of guilt is not in question.

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Two prisoners aged 47 and 45 were arrested shortly after Anwar's death on suspicion of murder and are being held in police custody.



Its not like that took alot of work since they were already in prison.


ok you two already have life sentances, um were gonna add on um lets see , another life sentance, you guys ok with that? um sure judge lol.

reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit


Nobody deserves to be murdered.

i believe this as well, unless that person has already murdered, not so much an eye for an eye, but somehow just doesnt seem right or fair that an evil person takes out a good person and we keep evil person alive?

nah i say just get rid of evil person and never worry about that ONE again, specially if it means im going to pay for her/his ass in jail for 100+ years. i dont want him / her to learn, i dont even care if they know why they are in there, leaving an evil person alive after they wiped out a good just doesnt make sense.

i dont want to give a murderer a second chance, a second chance at anything, life or to kill again.

Some times the system really does work
Thanks for sharing

Originally posted by Wide-Eyes
I won't be losing any sleep over the murder of this scumbag. I hope the law goes easy on the vigalanties.

I think I may be getting bitter in my old age but I stand by my comment.

I take exception to the characterization of this killing as a "murder". Look like a justifiable homicide to me.

As far as going easy on the killers - what's the worst they can do? Put 'em in prison?

Originally posted by FollowTheWhiteRabbit
reply to post by CaticusMaximus

 

Mhm. Your bloodlust solves what exactly?

Keeps him from doing the same to another child.

Exactly.