He's Back!!!

Mr Williams

According to the Sunday World Ireland's most notorious Sex Beast Larry Murphy is coming home for Christmas.

The Gardas are now on high alert for his arrival back into Ireland but the problem is the Gardas have lost track of him in the past when he has sneaked in and out of Ireland undetected.

My question is what can be done to stop him ? Should the public have right to take the law into their own hands in order to defend themselves against Larry Murphy ?

It likely that Murphy will visit many pubs and nightclubs up and down the country during the Christmas period. And the Gardas cant even stop him going into a pub.

Only in Ireland would an animal like Larry Murphy be allowed to freely roam the country.

catallus

How disappointing :mad:

Sheep Lover

Hope I get a hardback book for Christmas so, I can stuff it down the back of my pants, just in case.

Kristopherus

He has the same right to go from and come to Ireland as you and me. When he comes back ,though, he has to inform the Gardai where he is residing, even temporarily.

Mr Williams

Kristopherus wrote: »

He has the same right to go from and come to Ireland as you and me. When he comes back ,though, he has to inform the Gardai where he is residing, even temporarily.

No he does not!

ian87

I thought this was going to be about the return of facekicker or something good.

Bipolar Joe

We need a new serial killer, maybe that will stop the Larry Murphy threads and headlines.

Omackeral

I for one welcome our rapist overlord.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Mr Williams wrote: »

No he does not!

You may not feel he should - that is a different matter on which we would agree - but I'm afraid he does!!!!!

vicwatson

Draven Purple Watermark wrote: »

You may not feel he should - that is a different matter on which we would agree - but I'm afraid he does!!!!!

NO he does not. He is not legally obliged

jam_mac_jam

Only in Ireland. ...oh in all other countries criminals are never released? We should all just lynch him?

Nib

"Sex Beast"

OP, stop reading The Mirror.

porsche959

Mr Williams wrote: »

Only in Ireland would an animal like Larry Murphy be allowed to freely roam the country.

No, sorry, wrong.

Omackeral

Mr Williams wrote: »

No he does not!

Says who, you? He served his sentence. And as sh*t as that is, he's done the time that the system gave him so he's free. Of course it's welcome that people are made aware of his whereabouts though. It's in the public's interest and if he's made to feel unwelcome, so be it and tough on him. And as for all this 'only in Ireland' nonsense, try India.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

vicwatson wrote: »

NO he does not. He is not legally obliged

Obliged? To what?

Peregrine

Mr Williams wrote: »

Should the public have right to take the law into their own hands in order to defend themselves against Larry Murphy ?

People are entitled to defend themselves.

Should people be allowed to attack him if they see him? No.

Mr Williams wrote: »

The Gardas

myshirt

Why the obsession with the beast of baltinglass? Can someone tell me? This seems to have persisted for some time now.

shampon

myshirt wrote: »

Why the obsession with the beast of baltinglass? Can someone tell me? This seems to have persisted for some time now.

I wonder how they came up with that name, given that the enitre population of Baltinglass look like inbred goat-sheep.

LeinsterDub

I thought faceslapper had returned.

Mr Williams

myshirt wrote: »

Why the obsession with the beast of baltinglass? Can someone tell me? This seems to have persisted for some time now.

Because its only a matter of time before he strikes again.

Nib

Paul Williams?

Ah, I get it now.

vicwatson

Draven Purple Watermark wrote: »

Obliged? To what?

See post #4

myshirt

Mr Williams wrote: »

Because its only a matter of time before he strikes again.

By Jaaaasus :eek:

Omackeral

myshirt wrote: »

Why the obsession with the beast of baltinglass? Can someone tell me? This seems to have persisted for some time now.

Probably the beast part.

Paco Rodriguez

Wasnt he having a summer holiday here too? And an autumn break?

shruikan2553

He is a person, not some omnipresent rape god that is everywhere watching everyone waiting for the chance to rape. You would think that if heenters a town everyone all of a sudden becomes raped with how the news acts.

eviltwin

Like it or not he has done his time. He can't be barred from coming back. You would swear Murphy was the only rapist in the country the way people go on.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

vicwatson wrote: »

See post #4

Are we at crossed purposes here? What has that to do with his entitlement to come to ireland?

OP said he was not entitled but he is. Obligation to report to gardai is immaterial to that unfortunate fact.

Reati

eviltwin wrote: »

Like it or not he has done his time. He can't be barred from coming back. You would swear Murphy was the only rapist in the country the way people go on.

He's not the only rapist but it's the way he went about it, the lack of mercy he showed to the victim, his complete lack of remorse, he refused treatment while in prison and the possibility he was involved in other crimes that has never been proven. He also is considered a high re-offend risk I believe. Would you like one of your loved ones to be walking home in the dark and have what he is capable of happen them?

He get's the public worked up, so the papers are going to play on that for headlines. I think this is a good thing (outside of sensationalism). He shouldn't be able to disappear into the shadows. Sure he served his time, but we all know the justice system here is a bit light on sentences at the best of times!

Venus In Furs

Reati wrote: »

his complete lack of remorse, he refused treatment while in prison

This. I know what people mean about the way he gets such attention, but I don't agree with downplaying what he has done either.

eviltwin

Reati wrote: »

He's not the only rapist but it's the way he went about it, the lack of mercy he showed to the victim, his complete lack of remorse, he refused treatment while in prison and the possibility he was involved in other crimes that has never been proven.

He get's the public worked up, so the papers are going to play on that for headlines.

Oh he is far more than just a rapist, what he was arrested for was attempted murder but what can we do? He has served his time, he can't be watched forever.

Mr Williams

eviltwin wrote: »

Oh he is far more than just a rapist, what he was arrested for was attempted murder but what can we do? He has served his time, he can't be watched forever.

I wonder what all the do gooders who are defending Larry Murphy would do if he moved into their area ?

eviltwin

Mr Williams wrote: »

I wonder what all the do gooders who are defending Larry Murphy would do if he moved into their area ?

Who is defending him?

Mr Williams

eviltwin wrote: »

Who is defending him?

There are poeple saying that he has a "right" to move around the country.

DoYouEvenLift

One man, to ruin rule all holes.

eviltwin

Mr Williams wrote: »

There are poeple saying that he has a "right" to move around the country.

He does have the right. That's not defending him, it's just stating the facts.

porsche959

The idea that this guy is somehow responsible for practically every unsolved disappearance, sex crime or murder of the past thirty years is ultimately coming from the guards. The same organisation that fitted up Nicky Kelly, Frank McBrearty and countless others.

So, not necessarily a gilt-edged reliable source.

Now, unlike the above mentioned it's pretty clear that this man has been fairly convicted of a very serious offense, and most likely is a truly nasty piece of work, but let's not turn him into a kind of Emmanuel Goldstein/Moriarty figure. Not least because he probably gets off on all the attention.

porsche959

Mr Williams wrote: »

There are poeple saying that he has a "right" to move around the country.

And under the law they are correct. If you disagree with the law, take it up with your elected officials.

up for anything

myshirt wrote: »

Why the obsession with the beast of baltinglass? Can someone tell me? This seems to have persisted for some time now.

Maybe this:

"During the ordeal, Murphy kidnapped the woman and locked her in the boot of his car. He then drove to Kilkea in County Kildare, where he repeatedly raped and beat her. She was then locked in the boot again while he drove to the Spinans Cross in the Wicklow Mountains where he again raped her several times vaginally, anally and orally. The woman began to fight back and Murphy produced a plastic bag, which he placed over her head in an attempt to suffocate her. He stopped his assault when two late-night hunters came across the scene and recognised Murphy. Murphy fled the area and returned to his home."

Baron Kurtz

Mr Williams wrote: »

Accoding to the Sunday World Ireland's most notorious Sex Beast Larry Murphy is coming home for Christmas.

The Gardas are now on high alert for his arrival back into Ireland but the problem is the Gardas have lost track of him in the past when he has sneaked in and out of Ireland undetected.

My question is what can be done to stop him ? Should the public have right to take the law into their own hands in order to defend themselves against Larry Murphy ?

It likely that Murphy will visit many pubs and nightclubs up and down the country during the Christmas period. And the Gardas cant even stop him going into a pub.

Only in Ireland would an animal like Larry Murphy be allowed to freely roam the country.

He could even end up in Larry Murphy's.

Mr Williams

up for anything wrote: »

Maybe this:

"During the ordeal, Murphy kidnapped the woman and locked her in the boot of his car. He then drove to Kilkea in County Kildare, where he repeatedly raped and beat her. She was then locked in the boot again while he drove to the Spinans Cross in the Wicklow Mountains where he again raped her several times vaginally, anally and orally. The woman began to fight back and Murphy produced a plastic bag, which he placed over her head in an attempt to suffocate her. He stopped his assault when two late-night hunters came across the scene and recognised Murphy. Murphy fled the area and returned to his home."

If we had a proper Justice system in Ireland the likes of Murphy would of been put down years ago. Instead of that we allow him to roam the streets looking for his next victim.

Unknown Soldier

Mr Williams wrote: »

Accoding to the Sunday World Ireland's most notorious Sex Beast Larry Murphy is coming home for Christmas.

The Gardas are now on high alert for his arrival back into Ireland but the problem is the Gardas have lost track of him in the past when he has sneaked in and out of Ireland undetected.

My question is what can be done to stop him ? Should the public have right to take the law into their own hands in order to defend themselves against Larry Murphy ?

It likely that Murphy will visit many pubs and nightclubs up and down the country during the Christmas period. And the Gardas cant even stop him going into a pub.

Only in Ireland would an animal like Larry Murphy be allowed to freely roam the country.

Crap thread.

Crap OP.

Might as well work for the Sunday World.

I'm not allowed to insult anyone. Right?

Skylinehead

Mr Williams wrote: »

If we had a proper Justice system in Ireland the likes of Murphy would of been put down years ago. Instead of that we allow him to roam the streets looking for his next victim.

Funny that every country in the western world bar the USA doesn't seem to have a "proper justice system" according to you. Odd.

Unknown Soldier

Skylinehead wrote: »

Funny that every country in the western world bar the USA doesn't seem to have a "proper justice system" according to you. Odd.

It's not odd.

You're being troll'ed.

Berserker

Mr Williams wrote: »

Because its only a matter of time before he strikes again.

How do you know that?

Reati wrote: »

his complete lack of remorse

Hardly the first criminal to show no remorse for his or her victims that has been released from prison in this country.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Mr Williams wrote: »

There are poeple saying that he has a "right" to move around the country.

Which he legally has. You seem unable to grasp that very simple fact.

But, nobody is defending him or saying it is acceptable. Just that he has the right.

Gyalist

Reati wrote: »

He get's the public worked up, so the papers are going to play on that for headlines. I think this is a good thing (outside of sensationalism). He shouldn't be able to disappear into the shadows. Sure he served his time, but we all know the justice system here is a bit light on sentences at the best of times!

If the papers ignored him very few people would be talking about him. The press have a vested interest in pushing the story as there is money to be made from it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkUwz8RtPnw

TwoShedsJackson

Mr Williams wrote: »

According to the Sunday World...

Yeah you can stop there. Unless you think the Sunday World wouldn't just print a rabble-rousing 'story', which has no way of being verified, to sell papers.

smash

"According to the Sunday World"

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the_monkey

Lads, worry more about getting hit by a drunk driver over Christmas then Larry Murphy ffs!!!!


Amazing how this tabloid GARBAGE gets people riled up ...

MagicMarker

the_monkey wrote: »

Lads, worry more about getting hit by a drunk driver over Christmas then Larry Murphy ffs!!!!


Amazing how this tabloid GARBAGE gets people riled up ...

I don't think there's any tabloid intervention required to get riled up about the fact a man like this is walking the streets.