Ian Huntly

[Fred Elliot]

If the fucker wants to die .................... let him die !!!!!!

BUT ON OUR TERMS AND WITH A METHOD OF THE FAMILIES CHOICE !

sorry bout that ........................ had to get it off my chest !

[Luci]

Suicide is too easy a way to go for someone as pathetic and lowly as him.

I say bring back punishment from the old days.

[Fred Elliot]

Let the families chose and carry it out exempt from any form of reproach is my answer !

 :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:

[oxford_fan]

keep him alive, better for him to suffer

[Sade]

He's a sick sick man. Does not deserve to be living.

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

You have a similar kind of situation with the bloke in Greece whose name escapes me who jumped off the hotel balcony with his young son and daughter (the son died and the daughter somehow survived)

It was touch and go whether or not he would make it for a while and since then he has tried to top himself a couple of times I believe.

It's easy to say the world's better off without him. I would lean towards that argument myself.  

So many people have found their lives turned upside down by the actions of one individual.  Obviously you have the little boy who died. You have the mother, the sister (hopefully she won't remember it but who knows how she might be affected in future years?) But not only them, what about his parents, her parents, the wife's brothers and sisters.....etc etc etc......

It fucks so many lives up. Not just those right in the front line as it were. Bringing it round full circle, the same thing applies to Huntley. He didn't just kill two beautiful little girls with their whole love ahead of them, he ended life as they knew it for so many other people as well, as per the example above.

So what should happen to Huntley and John Hogan? (just looked it up). They have both fucked up numerous lives and now want to take the 'easy way out'. Are we better off without them or is that not the point? Should they be kept alive so that they can be properly 'punished'. Is that process not already happening? We can't possibly punish them any more than they are punishing themselves. Can we?

I guess the bottom line is that we like to think we are a 'civilized society'. So for that reason we have to keep them alive. That's the fullest answer I can give and I suppose the best answer I can give. I can't say I am entirely happy with it though. I suppose it will have to do.

[Amir]

In reference to the guy who jumped with his kids in Greece, there is no way in which he could have been in his right state of mind when he did what he did.  I feel extremely sorry for him in all honesty and think if I was in his situation I would just want to be allowed to die.  People generally don't think about depression as being a proper illness, as the majority of us suffer from it in smaller degrees and just get over it.  If someone suffers from clinical depression as he seemingly does(both his brothers commited suicide), it is on a totally different level and can cause you to act in way that you never normally would.


Huntley on the other hand should be kept alive for as long as possible, and I hope it torments him what he did.

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

But Huntley must be insane as well musn't he? He murdered two young girls so he must be mentally ill musn't he?

It's just a different form of illness isn't it?

I'm not defending the mother fucker btw.

[Amir]

In a way, yes.  You can argue that anyone who kills another human being is insane at that moment in time.  I guess the difference is that you can only really be classified as insane in a court of law if you truly didn't know what you're doing, and I think a manaic like Huntley knew exactly what he was up to.

I still think the guy in Greece should be punished, I just can't help but feel sorry for him.

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

I still think the guy in Greece should be punished, I just can't help but feel sorry for him.

I actually feel sorry for his mother. Apparently, his two brothers have both topped themselves.

Just imagine, for a minute, being in her position :shock:

[yeo]

which makes you think its probably a hereditry.

I feel sorry for the bloke I really do I also think he should be allowed to kill himself.

[flammableBen]

He commited some pretty bad crimes. I'd say that if he wants to die then fair play to him, however I don't trust the prison survice, as soon as you say people are aloud to die then you'll start getting dodgy suicides.

Anyhoo, He's obviously a messed up bloke, I hope that he sorts himself out and get's out of prison without being a danger to anybody.

[Leggett]

death is an easy option, what else has he got? fuck all, thats what. assisted suicides in prisons would be a complete miscarriage of justice. not that they'd ever actually introduce it anyways, its too big a can of worms to open, the government arent wuite that stupid...

[red macca]

i cant get my head round what the bloke in greece done but as someone else said the shit that bloke went through with his two brothers dying and his father dying you sort of get the impression he was ready to explode..i feel sorry for all  involved including the father..

huntley is just fucking sick and a prime example of how petty crimes led to bigger crimes

[Bushey Boy]

Maybe this is wrong but if I had my own way Id inflick as much pain as possible on huntley.  To take two innocent girls lives is totally unhumane and should rot in jail.  No perks, no privilages, nothing.  Just bread and water and no visitors till the day he dies.  I know there will be people who say he has rights but I believe he waved those rights the day he took the girls into his home.