eyeforaneye wrote: » Written 5th Sep 2016 in another 'Boards' string:"Having returned from holidays yesterday, I was appalled at reading the story about the Ballyjamesduff murder -suicide. No respects should be paid whatsoever to the father. Buried with the rest of his family indeed!!In any other civilized country he would be exposed for what he did. He was a calculated mass murdering psychopathic fiend. Any interpretation to the contrary or attempts to rationalize what he did gives succour to likeminded individuals that it's not sooo bad to chop up your family!!............"Since writing the piece in Sep'16 I'm glad to see he was removed from the family grave, cremated elsewhere and, hopefully his ashes dumped in the nearest wheelie-bin. The harrowing Inquest commenced yesterday is now revealing in graphic detail what Alan Hawe was....... Words fail me.
brooke 2 wrote: » Wasn't the note bloodstained? That might have roused her suspicions, imo.
Asus X540L wrote: » Yeah he should go down as Ireland's most evil man - butchered his wife and kids with a hatchet and carving knives. Imagine Larry Murphy topped himself and people were saying "God love him, mental health issues, great carpenter, loving father, helped out with the GAA" According to the pathologist primary teacher Alan knew to hack the windpipes to stop them screaming - I'd imagine his laptop turned up some truly disturbing stuff. Hopefully we, the public, will get the full gory details. It's not going to be pleasant but we have a right to know.
Lisha wrote: » I can’t see how the general public gave a right to know anything about this tbh.
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nice_guy80 wrote: » what gets me is the two of them were meant to return to working in schools the following day. what was coming up? what was it that was on the horizon?
Asus X540L wrote: » And why not? People shouldn't be informed so as to try and understand these monsters? Maybe we should brush it under the carpet and pretend it never happened. What's disturbing is how many likes you've gotten
Asus X540L wrote: » Heard a while back he got some local young one pregnant.
Mrs OBumble wrote: » The general public don't need to understand them. Making the information public only puts ideas in the heads of other similar individuals.
Zubeneschamali wrote: I would like them made public all the same, there is still far too much "obviously mentally ill" nonsense going around, which is bad for mentally ill people and also won't help prevent future family massacres.
Junkyard Tom wrote: Evil, calculating, murdering piece of ****.
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » On the contrary, if he's just an " Evil, calculating, murdering piece of ****", then there's nothing to be learned that could prevent future incidents. I'd come at it from the point of view that even if he's a psychopath, that's a psychological abnormality. Research is showing that psychopaths have brain abnormalities such as an inability to empathise or recognise fear/pain in others (think gangsters who do outrageous things to people). It's moving towards ways to predict and prevent incidents which I think is the best course. That's coming from RESEARCH and investigation, simply concluding " Evil, calculating, murdering piece of ****", is the opposite of investigation. That's the opposite of trying to learn from this tragedy to prevent future incidents. It's just waiting for the next incident to declare " Evil, calculating, murdering piece of ****", since and repeat.
Shurimgreat wrote: » The guy was nasty, twisted and evil. Making him out to be mentally ill is unfair to genuinely mentally ill people who cannot control their actions.
ohnonotgmail wrote: are the public involved in that research? if not, why do they need to know?
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » At this stage the public is only involved for he purpose of selling clicks, titillation and outrage. But the ultimate findings should be made public or else the learnings can't be shared and used in the future.
Stuckforcash wrote: » Sufferers of which mental condition in particular would be offended by this association? Not people with ocd or agoraphobia surely?
Stuckforcash wrote: People saying that it's unfair towards people with mental health issues to associate this man with a mental condition are clutching at straws. Sufferers of which mental condition in particular would be offended by this association? Not people with ocd or agoraphobia surely? It tells me you don't actually know much about mental health conditions yourself.