Scale of compensation. - Page 2

SPUGGIE J · 18-11-2005, 10:42

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Originally Posted by cashman

i rest my case!(see my previous post) justice seems to be a JOKE.

British justice more of a mess than an oil spillage.

Mik Dickinson · 20-11-2005, 09:52

Her should get nowt as far as i am concerned.The loss of his legf is retribution for what he did to the girls.There is a god as one can see.

Sara · 20-11-2005, 12:08

Any money he does get should either go to his past victims or if they don't want it, then to charity. He doesn't deserve a penny.

SPUGGIE J · 20-11-2005, 12:34

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Originally Posted by Sara

Any money he does get should either go to his past victims or if they don't want it, then to charity. He doesn't deserve a penny.

He would drag it through the courts on the basis it is for his loss and that he was punished for his crime.

The victims if they wanted it would have a long wait.

katex · 20-11-2005, 12:36

[quote=garinda]Willow I agree, he's served his sentence, and as a victim is entitled to compensation. What bothers me is that he is fighting for more compensation than he is legally due.

Heard a Jeremy Vine interview the other day on this (only a slice you understand as dinnertime) and a gentleman was giving another slant to it all, in that he did not seek all this publicity and it was the media who swept him along, also the £ 50,000 compensation was not his figure; again one that the Daily Mail etc., has quoted. Always another side to situations sometimes. I agree that any compensation due should be payed otherwise where do we go from here ? A past shoplifter gets his hand blown off, but we all consider a good thing so tough !
Only private thought I have on this that is was the wrong member that was lost.

SPUGGIE J · 20-11-2005, 12:44

Fair point Kate especially as to the member. Would he be enjoying being swept along if this had happened?

garinda · 20-11-2005, 13:52

[quote=katex]

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Originally Posted by garinda

Willow I agree, he's served his sentence, and as a victim is entitled to compensation. What bothers me is that he is fighting for more compensation than he is legally due.

Heard a Jeremy Vine interview the other day on this (only a slice you understand as dinnertime) and a gentleman was giving another slant to it all, in that he did not seek all this publicity and it was the media who swept him along, also the £ 50,000 compensation was not his figure; again one that the Daily Mail etc., has quoted. Always another side to situations sometimes. I agree that any compensation due should be payed otherwise where do we go from here ? A past shoplifter gets his hand blown off, but we all consider a good thing so tough !
Only private thought I have on this that is was the wrong member that was lost.

It was the same Jerermy Vine show that brought this story to my attention as well.
Nobody forced him to appear regularly on Breakfast TV, nor be the person who handed in the petition to Downing Street. He seems to thrive on his new found notoriety as a 'brave victim', yet tried to hide the fact that he has his very own victims, those being two sixteen year old girls who were subjected to a two hour gang rape when they were snatched off the street when returning from a pop concert.
They were raped between them forty five times.

SPUGGIE J · 20-11-2005, 14:41

Pay his money straight to the victims for the ordeal they were subjected to. Then as a bonus do a welshman on him!

mani · 20-11-2005, 15:48

45 tiems?! damn...

whereas i do agree he's done the time but three yrs for that? three yrs for a lifetime of mental anguish for his victims?

he shudnt get anything and then he'll realise what he's put them thru as he wakes up every morning and having to remember i cant walk.

katex · 20-11-2005, 15:56

Nobody forced him to appear regularly on Breakfast TV, nor be the person who handed in the petition to Downing Street. He seems to thrive on his new found notoriety as a 'brave victim', .[/quote]

Garinda: Wasn't arguing one way or t'other, just seems plausible that the press will be loving this story and will milk it for all its worth, maybe adding bits as they go along.

Not negating his crime either as you will notice by my latter comment.

Spuggie: What's a Welsman ??