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Harold Shipman was found hanged in his cell (Doctor Death) :evil:
Justice was served
Good that will save us tax payers a few bob????
sorry if I have offended anyone
Rosie
Good that will save us tax payers a few bob????
sorry if I have offended anyone
Rosie
I agree, hope he suffered, but the poor families are still left wondering why he did it, now they will never know.
Ageing Bat
13 Jan 2004, 14:04
Bet they waste more money on an enquiry into the how's and why's - more political correctness.
At least he can't hurt the innocent any more
Rosie
black dog
13 Jan 2004, 15:30
Good that will save us tax payers a few bob????
sorry if I have offended anyone
Rosie
I completely agree. That is one evil person gone. I do feel for the families of his victims though.
Yes .. rather than an enquiry I'd suggest a celebration!!
angelj242003
13 Jan 2004, 18:06
Sorry, who is Harold Shipman.... ??
What has he done???
Don`t know him....
Can anybody teach me???
AngelJ
He is/was a doctor who killed over 215 of his elderly patients.
Rob The Badger
13 Jan 2004, 19:15
Less Doctor more Utter ~~~~tard. . .
Harold Shipman was found hanged in his cell (Doctor Death) :evil:
Justice was served
Who is that???
Harold Shipman was found hanged in his cell (Doctor Death) :evil:
Justice was served
Who is that???
Tim this very evil doctor, murdered very many of his elderly patients, some for their money (wills were changed in his favour) . We'll never know exactly how many patients were murdered. A very evil person who didn't deserve to breathe the same air as a normal human being
Thanks dottie, now i know... that guy that killed over 200 people. Hahhaha... a sick guy he was.
Then indeed, justice!!!!
Harold Shipman was found hanged in his cell (Doctor Death) :evil:
Justice was served
I don't see as justice the fact that he was able to end his own suffering when he chose to and the families of his victims have to live with it every day. Nor the fact that many families out there may now never know the truth, he took many unanswered questions to the grave with him. He was a very sick individual who shouldn't have been allowed the opportunity to exert ultimate control by choosing how and when he would die.
(I am also aghast that he was actually allowed to work as a medical orderly in the prison!!!!)
Harold Shipman was found hanged in his cell (Doctor Death) :evil:
Justice was served
I don't see as justice the fact that he was able to end his own suffering when he chose to and the families of his victims have to live with it every day. Nor the fact that many families out there may now never know the truth, he took many unanswered questions to the grave with him. He was a very sick individual who shouldn't have been allowed the opportunity to exert ultimate control by choosing how and when he would die.
(I am also aghast that he was actually allowed to work as a medical orderly in the prison!!!!)
I have to agree here,yes we're all glad Harold Shipman is dead but its a shame he didn't rot in hell for what he done rather than take his own life.
Sick individuals such as Shipman should be handed over to companies such as Smithkline beecham or glaxo to be tested on for medical use!
Ian Huntley will be the next one to take the cowards exit from this world
angelj242003
14 Jan 2004, 01:28
Thanks plukie, now I know him.
It was send in german tv...
itīs ugly.......
AngelJ
Good riddance to bad rubbish i say. :twisted:
Bigmomma
14 Jan 2004, 01:55
my grandparents were patients of his when he was at the Donneybrook practice, before he moved to his own, i saw him once and refused to see him again, i didn't like his attitude.
He has left behind to many answers, also many broken hearts and families, in our family my grandfather lost his sister in law and many life long friends, the bingo and dancing partners of my grandmother, and other close relatives.
personally for the misery he caused in my home town and misery he caused my grandparents, never mind the misery he caused to people i grew up with and loved, i could have, well i am sure you can all imagine.
but frankly, i would of rather he had stayed alive and got whatever would of happened to killers inside, and maybe we all could of got an answer as to why...i doubt he would of been man enough to, had enough heart to tell us but as the saying goes where their is life their is hope, and now that has gone.
my sympathy goes out to all who will now be hurting by his final callous
act, and hope you now find some closure.
kezzina
I have to admit that despite having a sense of satisfaction that there is one less evil b*st*rd on this planet, people like him should be kept alive to let their minds rot over what they did, the "easy way out" is just that too easy.
Kitty Kat
14 Jan 2004, 21:39
I think he has done us all a favour. He would probably never have said why he did it. Just like the Moors murderers they did it because they could
DIZZY DRUMMER
14 Jan 2004, 22:30
Rosie wrote:
Good that will save us tax payers a few bob????
sorry if I have offended anyone
no u haven't offended, agree with other comments, save us tax payers money & did us all a favour.
Bring back hanging in these cases
..and good riddance too!
I honestly think that he would never have said why he did it. He had never even confessed or admitted his guilt.
They have launched an enquiry but I do not think they will discover anyhthing. After all, he was a certified psychopath and no one detected him killing for years, surely someone as (and I am loather to say it) but as clever as he was would have been able to hide his actions froma prison guard for a few days. No offence to the guards, one of them is a very good friend of mine!!
Personally I think some if these utter ~~~~~~~s should be given a length of rope when they go into prison, locked in their cells and forgotten about!
A prisoner who shared a cell with Shipman was being interviewed on the TV tonight. He is a qualified Samaritan "listener" and apparently Shipman told him he lost count when he had killed 400 (this could have been a boast by Shipman)
Bigmomma
16 Jan 2004, 00:23
may not have been a boast plukie it may have been true, when they did the inquiry a few of his patients had been cremated so their will never be answers to these poor souls, deaths/murders, we will never know.
my family, as well as many in hyde will never really know, in the least his family got more than most a goodbye phonecall, i will bet many familys would of loved that chance.
hanging is too good and quick for him as far as i am concerned, sorry but
i truly hope the devil has a playmate right now....
kezzina
all his victims rest in peace
shipman rot in hell
I hafta agree with Lauren on this one.
No way should Shipman have been given the oppertunity to decide when and how he should end his own life. Where were the prison guards when he was doing this?
It was way too easy for him to have done this - yes it was the cowards way out, but like Fred West before him, he's given the final finger to the world and has had the last word.
ChrissybabezNI
16 Jan 2004, 18:41
I agree with what has just been said, he might have escaped from life here and his jail sentence, but he's in Hell ow and thats something he will never escape from
angel eyes
16 Jan 2004, 23:30
Referring to another thread where someone asked if the death sentence should be brought back. This, to me, is one case that the answer should be yes to. He committed terrible crimes and showed no remorse and no signs of even apologising or telling people why. By imprisoning him he was holding all the cards - he determined his own destiny by taking his life and people were still left without questions answered. I don't think he would have ever told people why or disclose how many he had murdered.
Angelxxx
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