A personality Disorder

[Deleted member 294929]

Anyone who could do this has a personality Disorder.

Neighbour Jamie Barrow found guilty of murdering mother and two children in Nottingham flat fire

Jamie Barrow previously pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of the trio. He admitted starting the blaze but claimed he did not know they were home at the time.

news.sky.com

Not much of an excuse really

 

[transam]

Anyone who could do this has a personality Disorder.

Neighbour Jamie Barrow found guilty of murdering mother and two children in Nottingham flat fire

Jamie Barrow previously pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of the trio. He admitted starting the blaze but claimed he did not know they were home at the time.

news.sky.com

Not much of an excuse really

Execute / Bump him off and good riddance to Bad rubbish

 

[festive]

Execute / Bump him off and good riddance to Bad rubbish

Agree. The c..t needs to be erased from society simples. Wait though whilst a plethora of people claim he just needs help and rehabilitation.

Anyone who's watched Mindhunter for example, you know these people are eternally broken.

Meanwhile the family and that poor husband will carry the scars forever. So sad

 

[Deleted member 294929]

Many people who commit these heinous crimes claim they have mental health disorders and solicitors will defend with this excuse to get a lighter sentence.

Yet anyone who would commit murder must have a screw loose.

Life should mean life for this excuse of a human.

 

[Brigadier]

Many people who commit these heinous crimes claim they have mental health disorders

And the ones who don't claim to, also have them.

 

[Odds]

It takes a curious kind of insanity to set fire to someone and walk away from their screams over a few binbags in the alleyway.
Fukkim.

 

[Brigadier]

It takes a curious kind of insanity

Still a mental disorder though, however fleeting or "curious ".

 

[Odds]

Nuts.
A loss of control after drinking a six-pack does not a disorder make.

 

[Brigadier]

Nuts.
A loss of control after drinking a six-pack does not a disorder make.

Really?

Country would be like 5th November most days of the week, if booze was the sole reason for such actions.

 

[Odds]

Alcohol was the catalyst for his premeditated intention to commit the crime.
There are plenty of opportunities to resolve such a simple matter.

 

[Vinty]

The bloke has shown no remorse whatsoever.
He tried for a manslaughter verdict which shows he was trying to get as light a sentence as possible.

 

[transam]

The bloke can reflect on his heinous crime and have an oppuurtunity
To show remorse during the hour ( ?) it takes him to dig a 6 foot deep hole ?

 

[Brigadier]

A loss of control after drinking a six-pack does not a disorder make.

Alcohol was the catalyst for his premeditated intention to commit the crime.

My contention is that, to do such a thing, you can't be "right in the head", even if only fleetingly.

 

[Odds]

The bloke can reflect on his heinous crime and have an oppuurtunity
To show remorse during the hour ( ?) it takes him to dig a 6 foot deep hole ?

You could give him the old Army ploy of making him dig a hole then sending along the CSM to tell him to fill it in and dig another one over there... and so on. Let the swine do that til he keels over into the hole and fill it in. Job done.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

Should be a whole life tariff, it won't be of course, but it should be.

I'm of the opinion if the crime is heinous enough, even if it can be proved mental illness/episode was a contributing factor, the perpetrator should still be locked up for life due to the crime itself.