david bourke gets life

snowy2008

How long is a life term??? he'll be joining the likes of that scum bag gerard barry.....wouldnt fancy that!

stevoman

teresa2008 wrote: »

How long is a life term??? he'll be joining the likes of that scum bag gerard barry.....wouldnt fancy that!

15 years is all. probobly out in 10.

a life sentence in this country is a disgrace. and the likes of the that gerard barry fella should have been brought out and shot in my opinion. he doesnt deserve to live. how on earth can 10-15 years be a fiar sentence to what that man done to that poor girl and her parents.

GhostInTheRuins

I think you get a few years off that for 'good behaviour', so it's more like 12 or something.

Mossy Monk

No idea who he is. What did he do?

Turd Ferguson

stevoman wrote: »

15 years is all. probobly out in 10.

a life sentence in this country is a disgrace. and the likes of the that gerard barry fella should have been brought out and shot in my opinion. he doesnt deserve to live. how on earth can 10-15 years be a fiar sentence to what that man done to that poor girl and her parents.

A life sentance should be for life! I dont understand the logic behind that at all. Instead of giving him a 'life' sentance, give him the 15 years or whatever. But to hear people getting 5 life sentances and stuff is just stupid.

seanybiker

Mossy Monk wrote: »

No idea who he is. What did he do?

I think he is the chap who stabbed his wife to death "by mistake" because she was riding someone else.

walshb

As far as I now, life is 7 years at least. You are entitled
to apply for parole after 7 years, or at 7 years.

You gotta' love Ireland's tough sentencing:mad:

My name is URL

seanybiker wrote: »

I think he is the chap who stabbed his wife to death "by mistake" because she was riding someone else.

I accidentally the whole spouse

GhostInTheRuins

From wikipedia

A life sentence in Ireland lasts for life, albeit not life imprisonment, as not all of the life sentence is generally served in prison custody. The granting of temporary or early release of life sentenced prisoners is a feature of the Irish prison system handled by the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform.

In deciding on the release from prison of a life sentenced prisoner, the Minister will always consider the advice and recommendations of the Parole Board of Ireland. The Board, at present, initially reviews prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment after seven years have been served. Prisoners serving very long sentences, including life sentences, are normally reviewed on a number of occasions over a number of years before any substantial concessions would be recommended by the Board. The final decision as to whether a life sentenced prisoner is released rests solely with the Minister. The length of time spent in custody by offenders serving life sentences can vary substantially. Of those prisoners serving life sentences who have been released, the average sentence served in prison is approximately twelve years. However, there are prisoners serving life sentences in Ireland who have spent in excess of thirty years in custody.

Being found guilty of murder or treason in Ireland automatically qualifies a prisoner for a life sentence.

Genghiz Cohen

Upward Spiral wrote: »

I accidentally the whole spouse

You accidentally what?

here.from.day.1

Davids Borked

seanybiker

Genghiz Cohen wrote: »

You accidentally what?

kinda lost there meself.

Turd Ferguson

Being found guilty of murder or treason in Ireland automatically qualifies a prisoner for a life sentence.

Treason?

Genghiz Cohen wrote: »

You accidentally what?

seanybiker wrote: »

kinda lost there meself.

lol

Quazzie

Turd Ferguson wrote: »

Treason?

I wonder does painting them pics of Biffo count as treason?

stovelid

14 posts in and no RIP for the wife, or mention of the kids.

What is wrong with you animals this morning?

Turd Ferguson

stovelid wrote: »

14 posts in and no RIP for the wife, or mention of the kids.

What is wrong with you animals this morning?

Why would we want to rip his wife? I think her body has been through enough

Sharpshooter

walshb wrote: »

As far as I now, life is 7 years at least. You are entitled
to apply for parole after 7 years, or at 7 years.

You gotta' love Ireland's tough sentencing:mad:

He said " I didn't mean to kill her,I just wanted her to feel serious physical pain.":eek:

Methinks he will find out all about that soon enough.

connundrum

stovelid wrote: »

14 posts in and no RIP for the wife, or mention of the kids.

What is wrong with you animals this morning?

Will we count you mentioning the the fact that no one mentioned the wife or kids as the obligatory mentioning of the wife or kids?

Methinks that the attaention is diverted temporarily towards the crap justice system we have.

My name is URL

stovelid wrote: »

14 posts in and no RIP for the wife, or mention of the kids.

What is wrong with you animals this morning?

I didn't have my morning ****. It makes the world of difference

Quazzie

I think you are looking for this forum

seanybiker

Turd Ferguson wrote: »

Why would we want to rip his wife? I think her body has been through enough

Bahahaha I was gonna say that aswell but thought it was more of a sickipedia.org reply lol. Now just to reword it into a joke and see how many points i get on sicki for it lol.

punchdrunk

stovelid wrote: »

14 posts in and no RIP for the wife, or mention of the kids.

What is wrong with you animals this morning?

Quick someone forward her grieving family a link,
I'm sure they'll be heartened by the supportive words of some punter they don't know from the intarwebz :rolleyes:

Aseth

I'm in no way defending what he did but his wife wasn't an angel herself. Not only she told her husband that she's having an affair but even brought the man home. I mean wtf? Couldn't she just file for divorce or something?
Her husband was justly jailed for killing her but this woman wasn't behaving decently herself.

Squiggle

Life without parole would be an appropriate sentence for any of the murderers mentioned above. I was disgusted to hear Justice Barry White in the Riedo case ask the girls parents to “forgive the Irish nation” for the great pain they (Manuela's parents ) had suffered. WTF - one person committed the crime - any right thinking individual would have massive sympathy for the Riedos. White should have been asking the Riedos for forgiveness for his colleagues who, with their, imo , lenient sentences for Gerald Barry's previous serious crimes, coupled with early release, allowed him to be back out on the streets in the first place.

stovelid

Squiggle wrote: »

I was disgusted to hear Justice Barry White in the Riedo case ask the girls parents to “forgive the Irish nation” for the great pain they (Manuela's parents ) had suffered. WTF - one person committed the crime - any right thinking individual would have massive sympathy for the Riedos.

Barry White is an unfortunate name for a judge, isn't it. You can't imagine him saying anything else to the nation except a plea for more understandin', givin', sharin' and makin' love.

SEPT 23 1989

Aseth wrote: »

I'm in no way defending what he did but his wife wasn't an angel herself. Not only she told her husband that she's having an affair but even brought the man home. I mean wtf? Couldn't she just file for divorce or something?
Her husband was justly jailed for killing her but this woman wasn't behaving decently herself.

what was she doing rubbing his nose in it like that even the calmest men would
snap under these circumstances but he killed her so jail is the only place for him

Dyr

Why do we always insist that people need to be "taken out and shot" or "brought outside and shot"


Whats wrong with shooting them indoors?

Barname

That man should have been convicted of Manslaughter not Murder.

His wife was sneaking an old flame into their family home while he was at work.

Thats low.

Turd Ferguson

Barname wrote: »

His wife was sneaking an old flame into their family home while he was at work.

Thats low.

And dangerous. It's her own fault, she should have known not to mess with fire

Barname

Aseth wrote: »

I'm in no way defending what he did but his wife wasn't an angel herself. Not only she told her husband that she's having an affair but even brought the man home. I mean wtf? Couldn't she just file for divorce or something?
Her husband was justly jailed for killing her but this woman wasn't behaving decently herself.

Yes, did you hear the part where she told the Husband she did not want the kids but that she did want their family home

Nice Lady.

seanybiker

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

what was she doing rubbing his nose in it like that

technically I think he cracked because she wasnt rubbing his nose in it.

Mr.Lizard

How long is a life sentence? I'll take a stab at 12 years.

Barname

this is the loser she was cheating with...

http://i641.photobucket.com/albums/uu137/barname/campion_indo_302962t.jpg

a gem

stovelid

punchdrunk wrote: »

Quick someone forward her grieving family a link,
I'm sure they'll be heartened by the supportive words of some punter they don't know from the intarwebz :rolleyes:

What's the intarwebz? Is it like the information superhighway?

Turd Ferguson

stovelid wrote: »

What's the intarwebz? Is it like the information superhighway?

No, its more like the interbuttz

funk-you

Bambi wrote: »

Why do we always insist that people need to be "taken out and shot" or "brought outside and shot"


Whats wrong with shooting them indoors?

Too much clean up. Outdoors you just need a hole and a hose.

Whoa, that last bit was like something a butch guy would proposition you with in prison.

-Funk

spank_inferno

Imagine the genders were reversed.

A father was bringing an old girlfriend back to the family home for sex.
His wife confronts him about it and he says that he and his new lover are going to live together.

Wife stabs and kills the cheating husband.

Would a jury sentence this hypothetical mother to life in prison?






(I doubt it)

seanybiker

spank_inferno wrote: »

Imagine the genders were reversed.

A father was bringing an old girlfriend back to the family home for sex.
His wife confronts him about it and he says that he and his new lover are going to live together.

Wife stabs and kills the cheating husband.

Would a jury sentence this hypothetical mother to life in prison?






(I doubt it)

jaysus she should get the death penalty. Poor fella was only having some fun.

snowy2008

i knew someone who used to work in hibernian with him, they say just working there would drive anyone to murder! they described her in the herald as hippy dippy, what a sitution!

funk-you

They lived a few doors down from my parents house where i grew up. Hippy dippy sounds about right describing her. He seemed fairly normal, straight laced.

First murder in the area. Does that mean i is from da hood foo?

-Funk

Irlbo

I actually feel sorry for this bloke,he sounds like a bloke pushed far over the edge by the sounds of it a disgrace of a woman,murder like this is never justified but I know were he's coming from,wish him the best

seanybiker

funk-you wrote: »

First murder in the area. Does that mean i is from da hood foo?

-Funk

ZOMG we haz a real gangzter
Amongst us.

snowy2008

i feel sorry for him but even more sorry for the kids, poor little mites

Barname

teresa2008 wrote: »

i feel sorry for him but even more sorry for the kids, poor little mites

+1

The Kids, first their Mother did not want them then they witness their Dad stabbing her.

and all so that their Mother could be with this loser...

http://i641.photobucket.com/albums/uu137/barname/campion_indo_302962t.jpg

Irlbo

Barname wrote: »

+1

The Kids, first their Mother did not want them then they witness their Dad stabbing her.

and all so that their Mother could be with this loser...

http://i641.photobucket.com/albums/uu137/barname/campion_indo_302962t.jpg

<Lets hope when these kids grow up they meet this scumbag down a dark alley and an 'accident' happens

funk-you

Irlbo wrote: »

<Lets hope when these kids grow up they meet this scumbag down a dark alley and an 'accident' happens

I had an accident once, didn't much like it. Got messy.

-Funk

stovelid

Good to see the macabre jokes back. I was getting worried about the unprecedented outbreaks of piety around here recently.

So going forward, the rule of thumb is:

• death jokes about pensioners in DIY mishaps and z-list celebs = bad
  
• death jokes about brazen, married hussies pushing their poor menfolk to manslaughter = ok.

Sorted.

Barname

stovelid wrote: »

Good to see the macabre jokes back. I was getting worried about the unprecedented outbreaks of piety around here recently.

So going forward, the rule of thumb is:

• death jokes about pensioners in DIY mishaps and z-list celebs = bad
• death jokes about brazen, married hussies pushing their poor menfolk to manslaughter = ok.

Sorted.

your handle should be changed to 'Nutshell'

MagicMarker

funk-you wrote: »

First murder in the area. Does that mean i is from da hood foo?

-Funk

Well that depends, do you still have the plastic wrapping on your sofa?

walshb

Irlbo wrote: »

I actually feel sorry for this bloke,he sounds like a bloke pushed far over the edge by the sounds of it a disgrace of a woman,murder like this is never justified but I know were he's coming from,wish him the best

He stabs a woman three times in the company of her children and you wish him all the best?:rolleyes:

Red Alert

Definitely if the roles were reversed she'd have got off scot free.