OwlsZat wrote: » +1 from me. We are so slow moving for using psychedelics for good though. Literally expect it in the year 3000.
chicorytip wrote: » This killing is so utterly shocking that I am surprised it's not making headline news all over the world.
zapitastas wrote: » There is a drug called iboga that does that very thing. Should be synthesized and used for punishment.
Heres Johnny wrote: » You'll be banned Frank! You're only trying to wind people up
Happy4all wrote: » Trolling on both threads
Omackeral wrote: » Not even gonna quote that but the disrespect in the terminology is fcuking vile. Reported every post that fool has posted. Hope it's actioned
Thespoofer wrote: » Pr*ck
KathleenGrant wrote: » Getting off on your comment. Don't bother with him.
Heres Johnny wrote: » Hes gone. What a scumbag. That should be a crime in itself what he was saying.
Buford T. Justice V wrote: » Mod note:A few posts removed there, folks. Report, don't react, thanks. Buford T. Justice
Strazdas wrote: » This is the official gofundme page for Ana if anyone would like to make a donation :https://www.gofundme.com/Anastasia-kriegel
zapitastas wrote: » It is currently used for drug treatment in some countries. Definitely has potential for use on offenders when used in a specific way though
Omackeral wrote: » It doesn't work, categorically and undeniably. I've been working in prison for the last ten years and the amount of people I see coming back is striking. It's got to be at least 1 in 3. ''Back again?'' ''Ah yeah... ya know yourself.'' It's honestly that nonchalant. I wouldn't be overtly proud of that.
rusty cole wrote: » I agree with some posters, this DNA shyte and the likes is getting dragged out. We all understand how things work, if it was 5 of them, or two, whomever killed her (landed a fatal blow)gets the murder wrap and the rest is chopped up to battery, manslaughter, mitigating factors, child offenders and whatever else any clever defence barrister can muster to make a name for himself in the wig and pen.... But the media are not covering this half as much as they did katie ****ing french!!! a child was brutally murdered, yes, this should make international headlines, more so than our fecking yes/no vote in my book. the poor girls story is drowned amidst a week of canvasing and wicklow vigils, the latter being equally as tragic but more sensationalised I think.. have we ever had a case like this in ireland???? I cannot recall, it's bloody sickening and needs to be called exactly that. I don't think anyone is interested in how much coke that weirdo kavanagh did or is interested in seeing footage of him partying and smiling into a camera having murdered a young woman. I dont give a **** that he was shot either, it's over now and sadly the innocent pick up the pieces. All media needs to be on this story now, give the girl the respect those hounds denied her til her death....absolute cnuts and i'll take a thread ban for it....
Heres Johnny wrote: » Don't see how increased media makes any difference. Those involved will never be named but if you know anyone from leixlip there's a chance they'll know. Nothing to report at the moment. We all know what happened anyway, the why will come out soon too. Family want privacy. Gardai building their cases towards arrests and I assume a huge amount is going on with legal representatives.
bessboroughboy wrote: » Things may indeed be moving slowly but I'm sure the guards are very motivated to strengthen their case as much as possible. Guards have daughters, sisters, nieces, etc. too. This will be a landmark case and it will receive the attention it demands. The current scarcity of media coverage has probably been requested by the Garda press office (just my opinion).
Strazdas wrote: » This is the official gofundme page for Ana if anyone would like to make a donation : /QUOTE] I'm sure the intentions are good, but this was set up by a 17 year old in Ashbourne with no connection to the Kriegel family, and there is no way of ensuring the money reaches the right people. I wish there was a way of ensuring this, and more people would contribute. Not that money will make much difference to the heartbreak of the poor family.
aerodynamix wrote: » Strazdas wrote: » This is the official gofundme page for Ana if anyone would like to make a donation : /QUOTE] I'm sure the intentions are good, but this was set up by a 17 year old in Ashbourne with no connection to the Kriegel family, and there is no way of ensuring the money reaches the right people. I wish there was a way of ensuring this, and more people would contribute. Not that money will make much difference to the heartbreak of the poor family. I was about to ask about this. Do gofundme play a role in ensuring it reaches the advertised cause? Only used it twice before and that was when I knew the people involved.
aerodynamix wrote: » Strazdas wrote: » This is the official gofundme page for Ana if anyone would like to make a donation : /QUOTE] I'm sure the intentions are good, but this was set up by a 17 year old in Ashbourne with no connection to the Kriegel family, and there is no way of ensuring the money reaches the right people. I wish there was a way of ensuring this, and more people would contribute. Not that money will make much difference to the heartbreak of the poor family. I also don’t doubt the intentions of the person setting up and goodwill of those donating. My concern would be a slightly different one. As has been said already, the Kriegel family are quite private and taking that into account, I’m not sure how they would feel about this and if it is what they would really want. Some people might not feel comfortable with it. Maybe they have been asked and are fine with it, but it’s not clear if thay have, so it does not sit with me for that reason. I suppose they can always donate it on to a charity close to their hearts if they wish. Sometimes it’s hard to know what to do for the best, especially in a situation as sensitive as this.