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I know. Must be a complete nutter; someone who set cats on fire as a kid, just cos he liked the smell....



.....oh wait, that was me.

BAD PEOPLE DO BAD THINGS TO NICE PEOPLE!!!!!

Even more alarming is how someone can sleep every night after doing such a thing. That must haunt you. Then again such people who comit such crimes usually surface.

How do you do such a thing and not do it again? My bet is the perpetrator hmust have a propensity to violence and may well have a criminal record. Unless this was their first time in which case they will do something like this again and again and again until they are caught.

Not many professional killings involve 200 stabbings either. I feel this is the work of gangs and the psychopathic culture that is running through a certain sector of British youth. As the French press are reporting today 'LONDON,THE JUNGLE ON OUR DOORSTEP' - which seems about right.

It had to come - the British 'disease' coming out on the radio; people are starting to blame movies like Pulp Fiction and video games. Maybe the perpetrator had a few extreme porn dvd's and a stash of child porn as well. Time for a crackdown on all the people who don't break the law in order to deflect from the level our so-called society has sunk to.

And it's high time nice people started doing bad things to bad people - like swinging them from the neck.

JonnyHungwell wrote:

> And it's high time nice people started doing bad things to bad
> people - like swinging them from the neck.

But that then makes them Very Bad People, Jonny. Which is why I oppose capital punishment.

[quote]But who knows what else they managed to find out?[/quote]

I don't know, but there's only a certain range of things that could be found out studying DNA - and within that range I can't think of anything that would be worth killing people over. Students at Universities and colleges don't get access to pending criminal cases, and any new genetic revelations they may have found whilst studying, that someone may want to cover up, will be stumbled upon again and again by other students all over the world. Genetic research doesn't have the strict restrictions placed upon it like the physics involved with nuclear technology. The Genome Project is worldwide, and anything those students may, or may not have found will be rediscovered.

Again, multiple stabbings to gain information just doesn't cut it. It's messy, time consuming and very risky (the killer will surely have some blood/dna evidence on him/them). Ok, so they set it up to look like a frenzied attack: yet it's still impractical as they could have made it look like a drugs killing, a sexual act gone wrong, or a robbery gone wrong. A government-ordered killing wouldn't want the media exposure and the mentioned killings I provided would be just as believable and get less coverage. Setting it up to look like a maniac's on the loose, getting the press and publics hysterical attention is not the way you want to dispose of someone quietly.