Police: "Did you kill her?"; Suspect: "Well, that's a loaded question."

[chequita guevara]

What would a communist do about what, Slowwhand?

[SlowwHand]

About the man in question, Che. Your attention span needs some work. Try crossword puzzles. That's supposed to help one's mind retain it's ability to focus.

[Pekka]

I guess ice cold could be used to describe this monster. Maybe a true psychopath.

I don't know, I'd just pretty much try to make them confess everything else as well, if they want to play games, play that game and try to see if they confess other stuff and when nothing is up for grabs anymore, use them for medical purposes. Try to learn something. That's about it. Couldn't care less if they live or die. Just never let them out again.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
About the man in question, Che. Your attention span needs some work. Try crossword puzzles. That's supposed to help one's mind retain it's ability to focus.

With you, I always need precision.

I would simply put him in prison for the rest of his life and leave him there. I don't see the necessity in killing someone who is not a present danger to others. Just because it makes you feel good? Then what makes you different from him?

Seriously, you are one of the most blood thirsty people I know.

[SlowwHand]

Firstly, locking him up for life does absolutely zero in making him no threat.

Secondly, you say that like I care. Why would I care what a commie thinks about anything? You've already proven you like choosing things that make no sense and fail.

[DaShi]

Alright, cool it with the personal crap!

Naw, I'm not like that. Keep it up!

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Firstly, locking him up for life does absolutely zero in making him no threat.

Well **** man, why do we have prisons at all then, since they do zero to making someone not a threat?

Dude, can you ever think logically?

[SlowwHand]

Prison will not make a man less likely to murder.
Do I think logically? What an odd question coming from someone who finds it repugnant in the U.S., but follows the political beliefs of China and Cuba. Are you unaware that your vaunted idols have been much harsher over much less?

[chequita guevara]

I think being in prison makes a man a lot less likely to murder me, which is what is important. It also makes them a lot less likely to murder you, unless you're a prison guard.

[Wezil]

I can't remember the last time I heard of a prison guard killed in Canada. No doubt it has happened but it is extremely rare.

[Wezil]

And the decision has been all but made.

TORONTO - Media outlets will next week be granted access to a recorded jailhouse interview with Paul Bernardo, but they're likely to find the 2007 recording more "boring" than "chilling," an Ontario judge said Wednesday.

A formal ruling will come next week, Superior Court Justice David McCombs told lawyers who are asking the court to make the video available to media outlets for use on television and online.

"They're going to get it," McCombs said. "It's a question of what they're going to get and if there are any limitations on it."

The Crown is opposed to the use of the entire 31-minute video on the Internet, arguing it could misused by the public.

It also remains to be determined whether the media will be required to destroy the video after limited use.

Despite the media interest in the jailhouse interview, McCombs, who said he has seen the video several times, said it's not as exciting as some may think.

"I would think boring would probably be a more accurate word (to describe the video) than chilling," he told the court.

The June 7, 2007, video interview shows police questioning Bernardo about the unsolved killing of student Elizabeth Bain.

It was an exhibit at the trial of Robert Baltovich, which ended abruptly on April 22 after the prosecution said it had no reasonable prospect of conviction. Minutes later, a jury found Baltovich not guilty in the 1990 disappearance and death of Bain, his former girlfriend.

Bernardo remains in prison on a life sentence for the murders of teenagers Leslie Mahaffy and Kristen French.

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/MediaNews/2008/06/04/5770031-cp.html

It should be on Youtube before long.

[Elok]

Originally posted by Asher
Elok-san, Are you referring ot the wikipedia page or his interview?

His wikipedia entry as compared to Bundy's. It seems Bundy had more victims, but he was mildly less kinky about it and at least he usually bludgeoned the girls unconscious before, uh, raping them, strangling them, then raping their corpses. Hard to say, really.

[Wezil]

The video is out.

He admits he made "some mistakes 17 years ago" but is more concerned that people might think he's a liar. Wow.



The question is asked and answered.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Prison will not make a man less likely to murder.
Do I think logically? What an odd question coming from someone who finds it repugnant in the U.S., but follows the political beliefs of China and Cuba. Are you unaware that your vaunted idols have been much harsher over much less?

If a guy is put in prison with no chance for parole how will he ever be able to murder again?

[Asher]

1) Murder a prisoner
2) Murder a guard
3) Escape and murder someone else