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Sheer insanity in the UK

Posted by David Hardy · 2 February 2007 09:31 PM

Two convicted murderers escape from prison, and law enforcement refuses to release their photos, since they have "human rights" and pose "no risk." I swear, I am not making this up.

· non-US

5 Comments | Leave a comment

Alcibiades | February 3, 2007 2:29 AM | Reply


The next stop is to stop taking mugshots and fingerprints as that would be a violation of their privacy.

BobG | February 3, 2007 10:03 AM | Reply

Why am I not surprised when I see the words "insanity" and "UK" in the same sentence. I'm afraid that place is quickly approaching meltdown.

Jim | February 3, 2007 1:01 PM | Reply

The article said that the two men were being held at Sudbury "open prison" to "finish" their life sentences after 10 years.

I suggest they have a go at closing their prisons. Also, I guess they don't live all that long in the UK, to have a 10 year life sentence.

Kirk Parker | February 4, 2007 12:30 AM | Reply

Clayton Cramer asks, "Life Sentence in Britain means 10 years? My question is more along the line of Jim's above: isn't "open prison" an oxymoron?
 

RKV | February 4, 2007 11:30 AM | Reply

When the government opens the prisons, it turns the whole country into one.

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