Dear All
It is a fact that Britain is so morally corrupt as to represent the greatest single threat to these islands.
From the top down there is no sense of morality and therefore the country has imploded socially.
The case of Karl McCluney is an example of how far off the rails this country is.
Karl McCluney is a 15-year-old boy convicted of murdering a two-year-old girl.
It is a fact that Britain is so morally corrupt as to represent the greatest single threat to these islands.
From the top down there is no sense of morality and therefore the country has imploded socially.
The case of Karl McCluney is an example of how far off the rails this country is.
Karl McCluney is a 15-year-old boy convicted of murdering a two-year-old girl.
He is a monster.
Demi Leigh Mahon was beaten, bitten and had her hair sheared off during an attack which left her with 68 injuries. McCluney took her to a park before attacking her at a house in Salford, Greater Manchester.
In order to cop a lighter sentence he has pleaded to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
The Jury rejected that claim. McCluney is in the same category as the Moors Murderers and Soham Murderer as child killers whose crimes are so despicable that life in prison without parole is necessary.
Although only 15; Mr Justice Sweeney lifted the reporting restrictions on the defendant's identity. This crime on Demi Leigh was so ferocious; she was left brain-damaged after being punched repeatedly in the face. Dr Carter told the jury it was neither "reasonable or credible" the vast majority of the injuries were sustained accidentally.
Another Doctor; Psychiatrist Dr Cesar Lengua said McCluney had made an admission of guilt to a health worker: "I'm not proud of what I've done and everyone will think I'm a monster but nobody can ever punish me as much as I'll punish myself."
Life in Prison without Parole would be a start.
Dr Lengua, said the boy suffered from an unsocialised conduct disorder and had a "below normal" IQ.
Would he have done this to an adult of similar size? I would think not!
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
Demi Leigh Mahon was beaten, bitten and had her hair sheared off during an attack which left her with 68 injuries. McCluney took her to a park before attacking her at a house in Salford, Greater Manchester.
In order to cop a lighter sentence he has pleaded to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
The Jury rejected that claim. McCluney is in the same category as the Moors Murderers and Soham Murderer as child killers whose crimes are so despicable that life in prison without parole is necessary.
Although only 15; Mr Justice Sweeney lifted the reporting restrictions on the defendant's identity. This crime on Demi Leigh was so ferocious; she was left brain-damaged after being punched repeatedly in the face. Dr Carter told the jury it was neither "reasonable or credible" the vast majority of the injuries were sustained accidentally.
Another Doctor; Psychiatrist Dr Cesar Lengua said McCluney had made an admission of guilt to a health worker: "I'm not proud of what I've done and everyone will think I'm a monster but nobody can ever punish me as much as I'll punish myself."
Life in Prison without Parole would be a start.
Dr Lengua, said the boy suffered from an unsocialised conduct disorder and had a "below normal" IQ.
Would he have done this to an adult of similar size? I would think not!
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
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