Southport Attacks and Aftermath #5

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I’m struggling to find the right words so forgive me if this comes across badly but it’s a miracle, or more likely a testament to the bravery of witnesses and skill of our emergency services, that there weren’t more fatalities when you read the extensive injuries some of the survivors endured.
 
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Does anyone think in cases like these that the parents should be found culpable and sentenced to prison time also? It might motivate some people to actually get their children the help they need when they are seriously disturbed and a real threat to society.
I think for that we’d need a better system that parents can reach out to. Support for children with problems is nil.
 
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I’m struggling to find the right words so forgive me if this comes across badly but it’s a miracle, or more likely a testament to the bravery of witnesses and skill of our emergency services, that there weren’t more fatalities when you read the extensive injuries some of the survivors endured.
I thought the same, how brave of them all to go into those scenes and the absolute carnage that was surrounding them. I hope the get time to process what they’ve saw and access to any therapy they may need, they’re all heroes
 
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I think a serious overhaul is needed
The youth of today are bleepin out of control and the amount of parents who must be scared to death of their own kids must be in the tens of thousands. Whatever this enquiry brings something needs to change cos these disturbed yutes are just growing up into disturbed adults
 
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They've got someone on GB news talking about possible sentencing, may possibly go to prison for 18 to 25s, may go to an adult prison, possibly be on the vulnerable prisoners unit. My blood is rising which is not good for my blood pressure!
 
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Even though everybody knew it was unthinkably awful, it’s just so much worse than I could have ever imagined. Pure terror.
I hope they find some kind of route to ensure he’s never released and I hope they make that clear to the families today. I can’t imagine much will bring them comfort today but knowing he will live the rest of his life in misery might bring some small relief.
 
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They've got someone on GB news talking about possible sentencing, may possibly go to prison for 18 to 25s, may go to an adult prison, possibly be on the vulnerable prisoners unit. My blood is rising which is not good for my blood pressure!
I’ve been diagnosed with a stomach ulcer and the stress and upset of reading all this isn’t doing me any favours 😭
 
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They've got someone on GB news talking about possible sentencing, may possibly go to prison for 18 to 25s, may go to an adult prison, possibly be on the vulnerable prisoners unit. My blood is rising which is not good for my blood pressure!
I’d put money on the vunerable prisons unit but can’t be sure obviously. I’ve got heart problems and my heart is racing with all this information coming out so I can relate! Cannot imagine how all the families are feeling
 
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I really don’t think he should be released ever. Even if it’s just 27 years or whatever, when he’s up for parole it should be refused. If he was an adult he would have got a whole life sentence.
 
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I’m amazed there wasn’t more fatalities

Just get him outside, finish him off and lash him in the Mersey
 
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Obviously I’m not a judge, of know anything about sentencing but he should be given sentence for each of the murders so say 25 years x 3 and then was it 10? X attempted murder so 10x whatever that sentence is for that. There is no way someone like him should even be given a glimpse of hope he will see the light of day again. He should be tortured and hung for what he’s done the sick evil b*stard
 
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Sky news reporter just started crying. Again, like what I remember with Dunblane - hardened reporters breaking down in tears as the names and ages of the victims were read out in the police press conference.
And people like Dan Wooton want MORE details
 
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I really don’t think he should be released ever. Even if it’s just 27 years or whatever, when he’s up for parole it should be refused. If he was an adult he would have got a whole life sentence.
I highly doubt he’ll ever get out, they always work out a way to keep him in as they know the risk and the outrage it was cause
 
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Nah whatever he gets today he’s never gettin out
It’s safe to say he’ll do it again, just put him under the jail
 
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I’m already like this, I literally can’t trust anyone because of all the things that happen. The world is terrifying me as a mother especially
Me too. I have a 12 year old daughter and the news this week regarding the murder of the boy in Birmingham has made me so upset. I'm so happy my girl is a homebody 😞
 
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If I remember correctly, offenders now have to attend sentencing or face more time added on to their sentence?

I don’t think he’ll care about additional time so may refuse, which may cause more upset to some of the families as some may want to face him.
 
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