Larry Murphy is back?

iguy · 31-05-2011 03:19AM

He doesn't deserve walk this earth at all,
I cant make out how people like him are let free from Jail.
The key should of been thrown away with him.

4zn76tysfajdxp · 31-05-2011 03:30AM

How did he get back into the country if he lost his passport?

Zebra3 · 31-05-2011 03:32AM

Ffs, the Herald is a rag.

Wouldn't wipe me swiss with it.

Murphy should be dealt with here.

Imagine the Herald if he hairy aped some Irish young wan in Lanzorote or some other kip that Irish proles go to for a week of Sky Sports, English breakfasts and warm Guinnness. :rolleyes:

GalwayKiefer · 31-05-2011 03:52AM

Why couldn't he get a passport from the Irish embassy in Madrid? There's no need for him to head to Dublin for one, plus as Frada said - how did he travel over? Unless he drove and came in on the ferry.

Biggins · 31-05-2011 08:08AM

Fletcher Sharp Beefsteak wrote: »

How did he get back into the country if he lost his passport?

Probably issued an emergency one when he reported losing the main one.
Standard practice in all embassies abroad. No idea why he couldn't get a full one in Madrid.

Da Shins Kelly · 31-05-2011 08:28AM

HavingCrack wrote: »

Spanish laws regarding rape and murder are actually laxer than Ireland would you belive. The Irish judicial system has its problems but Spain is veering far too much down the road to the Scandinavian route (without its positive parts) in my opinion.

I dunno, I'm in Spain for a while now, and of what I've seen of the Spanish police, they can be pretty brutal. When they crack down, they really crack down.

Renn · 31-05-2011 08:35AM

He's not talking about police brutality though.

Biggins · 31-05-2011 08:36AM

Da Shins Kelly wrote: »

I dunno, I'm in Spain for a while now, and of what I've seen of the Spanish police, they can be pretty brutal. When they crack down, they really crack down.

Thats what I've seen and heard too from others. There's no messing around with them.

Da Shins Kelly · 31-05-2011 08:56AM

Renn wrote: »

He's not talking about police brutality though.

It's not at all like the Guards here though. The Guardia Civil are not to be messed with. If Larry Murphy was to commit a crime in here Spain, I'm pretty sure the police would be pretty tough. They're quite old-school, and I've heard people here describing them as quite Franco-esque. I saw them cracking down on protesters in Barcelona, and I know that's not quite the same as tracking a killer or a rapist, but I can't imagine that they're much different when it comes to that.

midlandsmissus · 31-05-2011 11:07AM

Huge rumours locally that he's in Mullingar, rumours stating exactly what estate he's in, and apparantly he was seen in the post office collecting his social welfare.

This can only turn nasty, with stating what estate he's in, there's going to be a mob mentality jumping on every poor f*cker that looks like him.

Look at all the women ran out of towns in England when people were convinced they were Maxine Carr.
i
Mob mentality is not the way to go people - innocent people will get attacked. Let him go about what he's doing, I'd hardly think they'll have him staying in Ireland for long anyway. He's too high profile.

humanji · 31-05-2011 11:14AM

GalKiefer wrote: »

Why couldn't he get a passport from the Irish embassy in Madrid? There's no need for him to head to Dublin for one, plus as Frada said - how did he travel over? Unless he drove and came in on the ferry.

It would probably have been sent to his home address and he wouldn't want people knowing that.

HellFireClub · 31-05-2011 11:19AM

After reading the article in the Herald, it would appear to me that he is testing the waters to see if the reaction to him returning might have died down a bit...

Son Of A Vidic · 31-05-2011 11:21AM

I'm amazed he actually came back, but he better stay clear of Mayo though. The Gardai over there will probably rape him.

languagenerd · 31-05-2011 11:23AM

Why do we put so much emphasis on the criminal's rights here in Ireland?! If you commit such a horrendous crime, you should have to give up all but the most basic human rights. That poor woman must have gone through the worst ordeal, yet we prioritise his right to freedom over hers?!

He refused counselling and never showed remorse - he's likely to re-offend and he should be locked up because he's a danger to everyone else. Surely the right of everyone to safety is greater than his to freedom?

gosuckonalemon wrote: »

2) Do more research in making the ginger gene extinct. It is obvious that the ginger would never get any hole by conventional means.

Er... what? Are you actually suggesting that people with ginger hair are more likely to become rapists? And from the few pics I've seen, Larry Murphy has brown hair anyway - what the hell are you talking about?!

Laois_Man · 31-05-2011 11:31AM

languagenerd wrote: »

Er... what? Are you actually suggesting that people with ginger hair are more likely to become rapists? And from the few pics I've seen, Larry Murphy has brown hair anyway - what the hell are you talking about?!

PMSL!!!

midlandsmissus · 31-05-2011 11:33AM

Larry Murphy tracker page on face book now, I don't know whether to laugh or not!

languagenerd · 31-05-2011 11:34AM

Laois_Man wrote: »

PMSL!!!

It wasn't me who suggested it!

. I just wondered what the other poster was on about...

midlandsmissus · 31-05-2011 11:38AM

From Facebook:

HE IS A PERVE AND IF HES SORRY WICH HES NOT HE IS BCK IN IRELAND AND HES A SCUM BAG SND ILL RAPE ANOTHER GRL ONCE A RAPIST ALWAYS A RAPIST SO KEEP CHILDREN IN
ANS IF I SEE HIM ILL CALL HIM A PEDO

Good to see they're covering all angles, he's a pedo now aswell.

dsmythy · 31-05-2011 11:50AM

I've taken to looking under my bed before I go to sleep.

Rabidlamb · 31-05-2011 11:50AM

The Larry Murphy murder/rape ticker on Sky News is currently at zero but is expected to rise any time soon.

Phill Ewinn · 31-05-2011 12:03PM

We could use his energy to produce electricity. Strapping a couple of dynamos to his ball sack then tossing into the nearest brothel could power Dublin for a week.

K-9 · 31-05-2011 12:11PM

midlandsmissus wrote: »

Larry Murphy tracker page on face book now, I don't know whether to laugh or not!

Suppose it will be interesting to see how omnipresent he is.

4zn76tysfajdxp · 31-05-2011 12:33PM

languagenerd wrote: »

Why do we put so much emphasis on the criminal's rights here in Ireland?! If you commit such a horrendous crime, you should have to give up all but the most basic human rights. That poor woman must have gone through the worst ordeal, yet we prioritise his right to freedom over hers?!

Is she in prison for being raped or something?

languagenerd · 31-05-2011 01:58PM

Fletcher Sharp Beefsteak wrote: »

Is she in prison for being raped or something?

No, but an attack like that can completely change/ruin a person's life. Being snatched off the street - can you not see how that may make someone afraid of leaving the house? If it was you, would you want to go out, knowing you might bump into him?!

And I was also talking about potential future victims - letting him wander around puts others at risk.

Dublindude69 · 31-05-2011 03:49PM

I think Larry Murphy is going to come after me and my tender bum. I'm really scared you guys.

sagat2 · 31-05-2011 04:01PM

The State should have been responsible and set him up with a nice comfortable flat in downtown Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.

wild_cat · 31-05-2011 04:04PM

Can someone clear something up for me?

Did the FBI say that he was responsible for the disappearance of all those other poor women but he couldn't be tried under their findings in Irish law or is that just bar stool wisdom someone lead me to believe?

mcmanaman · 31-05-2011 04:07PM

mstan wrote: »

Where's that fella who was in After Hours earlier looking for the ride?

Who are you talking about here ?

Tipsy McSwagger · 31-05-2011 04:33PM

Larry Murphy Ate My Hamster

Pauleta · 31-05-2011 04:38PM

I seen him earlier when i was signing on the sex offenders register. What a sicko :mad:

Larry Murphy is back?

Comments