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    Posted: 03 Nov 2023 at 6:21pm
What a stupid kant yer man is.  Why is he denying he did it when he was caught red handed the stupid prick.  Hope he burns in hell.
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It's one of the problems with the mandatory life sentences we have in this country. On the one hand, there's no chance a judge listening to a "tough upbringing" story leaves him off more lenient, but on the flip side, defendents have nothing to gain by admitting it, they're getting the same sentence regardless.
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I too have been seething at this case and I think the prosecution have done a fantastic job. Her family have been through hell and this case drawing on must be pouring salt in the wounds. Such a travesty, I'll say nothing about him until the case has been concluded. 
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I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.
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Originally posted by jamo1 jamo1 wrote:

I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.

Netflix would not exist as far as I can see without true crime.  True crime podcasts are huge.  This one is close to home so it resonates.   
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Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by jamo1 jamo1 wrote:

I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.

Netflix would not exist as far as I can see without true crime.  True crime podcasts are huge.  This one is close to home so it resonates.   
Yeah I love true crime, binge on the TV series, then bizzarly, the neighbour of one of my best mates that lives in US ended up on one of them. I'd met the lad and the wife at his wedding a few years earlier and seemed normal. Then went away and murdered the wife. Watching it about soeone you know is a lot tougher

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Originally posted by Shedite Shedite wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by jamo1 jamo1 wrote:

I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.

Netflix would not exist as far as I can see without true crime.  True crime podcasts are huge.  This one is close to home so it resonates.   
Yeah I love true crime, binge on the TV series, then bizzarly, the neighbour of one of my best mates that lives in US ended up on one of them. I'd met the lad and the wife at his wedding a few years earlier and seemed normal. Then went away and murdered the wife. Watching it about soeone you know is a lot tougher

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You're joking? Wouldn't normally get angry at true crime shows, but that guy is beyond sick. Absolutely zero remorse for what he'd done 
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Originally posted by SeaSharp SeaSharp wrote:

Originally posted by Shedite Shedite wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by jamo1 jamo1 wrote:

I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.

Netflix would not exist as far as I can see without true crime.  True crime podcasts are huge.  This one is close to home so it resonates.   
Yeah I love true crime, binge on the TV series, then bizzarly, the neighbour of one of my best mates that lives in US ended up on one of them. I'd met the lad and the wife at his wedding a few years earlier and seemed normal. Then went away and murdered the wife. Watching it about soeone you know is a lot tougher

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You're joking? Wouldn't normally get angry at true crime shows, but that guy is beyond sick. Absolutely zero remorse for what he'd done 

You seem more worked up about this than anything else horrible going on in the world.  

Haven’t seen the show. 
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Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by SeaSharp SeaSharp wrote:

Originally posted by Shedite Shedite wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by jamo1 jamo1 wrote:

I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.

Netflix would not exist as far as I can see without true crime.  True crime podcasts are huge.  This one is close to home so it resonates.   
Yeah I love true crime, binge on the TV series, then bizzarly, the neighbour of one of my best mates that lives in US ended up on one of them. I'd met the lad and the wife at his wedding a few years earlier and seemed normal. Then went away and murdered the wife. Watching it about soeone you know is a lot tougher

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You're joking? Wouldn't normally get angry at true crime shows, but that guy is beyond sick. Absolutely zero remorse for what he'd done 

You seem more worked up about this than anything else horrible going on in the world.  

Haven’t seen the show. 
Odd time to take a snipe when we're talking about a man who murdered his wife and kids and threw them into an oil tank, 1-0 to Baldrick I guess? 
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Originally posted by SeaSharp SeaSharp wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by SeaSharp SeaSharp wrote:

Originally posted by Shedite Shedite wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by jamo1 jamo1 wrote:

I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.

Netflix would not exist as far as I can see without true crime.  True crime podcasts are huge.  This one is close to home so it resonates.   
Yeah I love true crime, binge on the TV series, then bizzarly, the neighbour of one of my best mates that lives in US ended up on one of them. I'd met the lad and the wife at his wedding a few years earlier and seemed normal. Then went away and murdered the wife. Watching it about soeone you know is a lot tougher

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You're joking? Wouldn't normally get angry at true crime shows, but that guy is beyond sick. Absolutely zero remorse for what he'd done 

You seem more worked up about this than anything else horrible going on in the world.  

Haven’t seen the show. 
Odd time to take a snipe when we're talking about a man who murdered his wife and kids and threw them into an oil tank, 1-0 to Baldrick I guess? 

That’s horrendous.  Absolutely horrendous.  Just struck me that yoi  speak like a PR executive in relation other deaths but this one you speak like a human being. 


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I must have missed the segment on the decades-long political conflict and wars between Chris Watts and his family in the TV show, my bad. Context is an inconvenient concept anyway.
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Originally posted by Shedite Shedite wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by jamo1 jamo1 wrote:

I wonder what her family think of the drama type podcast that Frank Greaney (courts corespondent) is doing on it in Today FM? I hear the advert and its like something from Fair City.

Netflix would not exist as far as I can see without true crime.  True crime podcasts are huge.  This one is close to home so it resonates.   
Yeah I love true crime, binge on the TV series, then bizzarly, the neighbour of one of my best mates that lives in US ended up on one of them. I'd met the lad and the wife at his wedding a few years earlier and seemed normal. Then went away and murdered the wife. Watching it about soeone you know is a lot tougher

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You saying you met the guy in that doc? That was one of the most harrowing, cold-blooded evil things I had ever saw. 
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Unsurprisingly he's found guilty. There is a special place in hell reserved for that animal
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Would be pro the return of capital punishment for this guy. Scum of the earth. 

He was so obviously guilty it was beyond stupid pleading not guilty and to put the family through that trial. What a ****. 

Fair play to the prosecution and the guards, absolutely no stone left unturned. 
May Aisling rest easy, such a brave woman taken far too soon. 
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His alibi was hilarious. An idiot as well as a murdering scumbag.
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Why did the judge ask for a unanimous verdict and not a majority?
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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Why did the judge ask for a unanimous verdict and not a majority?

Don't they always do that initially? If they can't get a unanimous decision after a few days they accept majority. 

The judge must have been tempted to call it off half way through this trial. His defence didn't even make sense and wasn't coherent
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I'm not someone that would advocate the death penalty however, similar to certain cases in the UK, most recently Lucy Letby, a life sentence should mean an entire life sentence in cases like this.
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