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Maxine carr...what do you think?

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Bob

Bob Report 24 Feb 2005 22:14

Following my earlier messages it seems to me that Her life would be in danger if her identity is known. This leads to a number of points. Who has the right to punish criminals in this country? What should happen to those that take the law into their own hands What should happen to criminals after their release? Once a criminal has served their sentence they have the right to a fresh start. That is the way our laws work. I agree that sentences are too short but if Judges do not give the sentence as laid down by parliament we may as well go back to the stocks and lynchings. Is that what people rearly want? Unfortunatly we have to live with the situation as it is. sentences are too short and there are some who would take the law into their own hands. it is not the criminals fault if they have served their time and then their life is at risk from another potential criminal. Bob

Bernie

Bernie Report 24 Feb 2005 22:01

Maxine Carr is an adult & should take responsibility for her actions!!!

Wifey

Wifey Report 24 Feb 2005 21:49

I believe that although what she did was a terrible thing, she lied to protect the man she truly loved. I don't know all the ins and outs of it all, but did she know what he had done? He could have told her anything. Personally, I don't think she should remain anonymous, unless she is prepared to foot the bill. However, I have been told by a friends family that she is not abroad. She was escorted out of a shop, after local uproar. The refused to serve her. How can she remain anonymous if wherever she is moved to, she goes in with a police escort?

Haribo

Haribo Report 24 Feb 2005 21:43

Ian Huntly killing himself, NO NO NO he must rot away very S.L.O.W.L.Y.

Jo

Jo Report 24 Feb 2005 21:41

Kerry, I say let him out. He wont last long and then he will get what he deserves.

Haribo

Haribo Report 24 Feb 2005 21:41

Ian Huntly killing himself?

Kerry

Kerry Report 24 Feb 2005 21:39

I agree Sue, come and join me on my soap box. With the bulger killers, people have said they didn`t know right from wrong. At the age of 8-10 I knew right from wrong. I read in the paper, that someone who was involved in the day-to-day running of one of the boys lives, wrote to bulgers mother saying where he was. She staked out this address and true to form he was living there!! They all gave up their rights to ANYTHING when they commited these awful crimes, and like many have said the country will live in fear, not knowing where they are. It`s scary to think, I live on an estate where loads of children play(Military estate), scary to think someone like that could be living near by. Maxine and the Bulger killers deserve no sympathy. I think they should leave these people in a room with their victims parents!!! No-one else, just the parents!!! Ian Huntley would be better off killing himself, no one would care about a child murderer, but no he wouldn`t do that either, as he`s a coward and no doubt he`ll be let out soon, only having served half his sentence for 'Good Behaviour'

Unknown

Unknown Report 24 Feb 2005 21:37

kerry, its been said on london news,that if she goes ahead,with writing the book...the press will name her!... bryan.

Jo

Jo Report 24 Feb 2005 21:36

You stay on it Sue, its about time innocent people got their say, the dirt bags do wrong and we have to live with that, I dont call that justice. THE LAW should start to listen to the public.

lynnchalmers70

lynnchalmers70 Report 24 Feb 2005 21:36

why can't she donate all proceeds from her book sale to barnardo's if she's serious about getting a fresh start

Susan

Susan Report 24 Feb 2005 21:33

I don't think she should get anonimity because she covered up for huntley, and lied in court. She may have done her time but what about the parents of those girls.Will she lie for her next boyfriend. I also agree that the boys who killed jamie bulger shouldn't have anonimity either. Why should the rest of the country fear for there children just because people who do wrong get to hide and offend again. i think the law is wrong in this country. i9 will get off my soap box now sue

Jo

Jo Report 24 Feb 2005 21:31

Well said Kerry.

Kerry

Kerry Report 24 Feb 2005 21:31

Also she wants to hide her true identity, but wants to write a book and cash in on it!!!! How ironic!!!

Kerry

Kerry Report 24 Feb 2005 21:30

She should be named. She is every bit as guilty as Huntley for what happened to those poor girls. Hope she rots in hell! If I knew where she lived, I`d tell everyone. They can name and shame drug dealers/robbers etc, but won`t do it to murderers and people that helped them(with alibis etc) What is going on with the justice system. It`s the same with the Bulger Killers, they only served 8 years(i think) what message are we sending to criminals??

Sarah

Sarah Report 24 Feb 2005 21:24

thats frightening Ally. There's been rumuors that she was licing in my area not too long since

Alyson.

Alyson. Report 24 Feb 2005 21:17

Hi Emma. There was uproar in my town last summer when it was reported by the newspapers that she was working in the canteen of our local hospital. She was living in student accomodation which meant that she did not need to leave the vicinity of the hospital very often. Of course the authorities denied it all and came up with a story of it being mistaken identity. If this was her then she could have had access to childrens ward or anywhere else she felt like going within the hospital. Alyson

Simon

Simon Report 24 Feb 2005 15:47

I think she should be allowed with anonymity, mainly for the reasons already given, but also to protect others from ending up in prison following 'crimes of passion' against her. The temptation for otherwise rational people to hunt her out and harm her could easily become uncontrollable and they would be end up being the ones suffering as they would doubtless end up facing GBH, harassment, or even worse charges. The cost of pursuing all these cases - which there would be no avoiding if the justice system was to retain its integrity, would easily be more than the cost of assiting her with anonymity. Simon

Walter

Walter Report 24 Feb 2005 15:47

Revenge ! Punishment ! No, she should Not remain anonymous...She is said to be writing a book on her life with a Murderer, she has Stolen Food from the Nun etc etc. I think she has lost all claim to a anonymous existance. 'Walter'

Greg

Greg Report 24 Feb 2005 15:19

Without wanting to cause offence, most of the people on here seem to favour revenge not punishment. Surely we progressed from that a few hundred years ago?

Glenys the Menace!

Glenys the Menace! Report 24 Feb 2005 15:05

I think David has a very good point. Is it really true that she's thinking about writing a book? If it is, this idea of going anonymous doesn't make sense. Or am I missing something?