Dotta
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I hope you are right!I suspect it will be an extremely bitter pill to swallow.
I really do
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I hope you are right!I suspect it will be an extremely bitter pill to swallow.
He's definitely short on empathy, has no remorse, had numerous affairs, was calculating and able to dismiss what he had done and live a lie, knowing BV was close by for half a lifetime.Ummm...
Whatever scathing words the Judge told him, I don't think they made any impression on him, as, in my opinion, he seems to be a psychopath.
Also, at his age of nearly 90, staying in prison will be like staying in a nursing home for seniors.
I mean - 24/7 care, warm cell + meals 3 times a day.
Not to mention, doctors and nurses on demand.
The punishment is symbolic.
But, at least, his poor wife got Justice.
RIP to poor abused wife.
MOO!!!
I doubt he's got anywhere or anyone to go to.I bet he'll be constantly malingering in an effort to get compassionate release.
I do hope so. Alas, I am often wrong!I hope you are right!
I really do![]()
Oh, I'm not saying he'd get it!I doubt he's got anywhere or anyone to go to.
Reggie Kray only received compassionate release from HMP Wayland when he was in the final stages of his cancer.
I think final stages of life/palliative care is the only reason for compassionate release for offenders with non-determinate sentences.
The Home Secretary would need to authorise it......the current one wouldn't even look at the paper, let alone sign it.
I don't think even expert malingering would achieve DV's aims.
Always very sobering to read. Thanks LB.Sentencing remarks were published this afternoon.
This is a point that keeps me wondering. The state that the septic tank was in, and its surroundings.
If the area was overgrown, with bushes or with weeds, you'd expect to find traces. Disturbances. Traces from someone who has had to move through the bushes with a body. Or traces that the lid had been lifted.
Our own septic tank, now no longer in use, was located at the end of the lawn (cough) and it was covered with grass. The lid was a concrete slab that covered the entire tank, on top of it was grass on 5 cm of soil, that grass never grew as healthy as the rest of the lawn.
We had to open the tank a few times, wich meant removing sods of grass and lifting the concrete slab. Never managed to put everything back the way it was.
IMO it is difficult to remove an overgrown cover and put it back as if nothing has happened. Even more so if DV hid the body at night or at the break of dawn.
Septic tanks were / are the norm in rural areas where houses are few and far away. The police should have been aware. Apparently they missed the entire plot.
I read that as him controlling her, not that he had any official say in it. He probably just forbade her, although controlling types can also have quite subtle ways of stopping their victims from doing something.Also I still cannot comprehend how he was able to *refuse permission* for Brenda to be admitted to hospital for medical treatment.
This was the 1980s not the dark ages, surely it was not up to him to make this decision.