Girl burns to death in blazing car as boyfriend leaves her to die

It's not fair to judge the actions of the man unless you know his motives. If he knowingly let his girlfriend die then that's obviously descpicable but what's to say he didn't suffer a head injury and genuinely did not know or something similar?

If you think you can judge somebody based on a news article, then you are an idiot. No matter what this guy has done, the media will spin the story to make it seem more shocking. If there is any detail of the story that might excuse this man's responsibility in some way then they wouldn't report it...

Typical right-wing attitude to swallow whole anything that you hear from a source of authority.

What I dont understand is why dont prisons have liquid soap dispensers like you get at swimming pool showers?

Yes, and you are a naive fool if you are blinded by your infantile mentality to defend the criminal, even though his obvious guilt is staring you in the face. Engage your brain and acquire some common sense.

Oh yes, it's a conspiracy! Let me get my foil hat. If you believe any factual detail to have been left out purpose or fabricated, feel free to contact:

http://www.pcc.org.uk

If you think you can judge somebody based on a news article, then you are an idiot.

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Err...you can judge someone for any reason you want. What they're wearing, their weight, how they talk - I'd say drink-driving is a pretty major thing, of course you can judge him for that.

My point is that media sources do not report the entire truth. You can't say somebody deserves to die after reading a 300-word news report...

I'm not defending the criminal and I'm not saying this is a conspiracy, I'm simply reserving my judgement. Common sense would tell that this guy has probably done something very bad but that's not to say that the media has reported this story entirely objectively.

If you trust media sources as much as it seems you do, then you are the naive one. The media's job is to attract as much interest in their reporting as they can by using shock tactics and spinning the truth to make stories seem more interesting. They are not some kind of benevolent force, as you seem to think.

Lol, and now I see you've quoted the Daily Mail as the source. Hah, yeah I'm really convinced now!

Cheers for the rep I don't think my boyfriend has ever laughed so hard. Totally signiture worthy.

So, you never judged or looked unfavorably upon Ian Huntley or Steve Wright when you heard about their arrest and court appearances in the media?

Like I mentioned, feel free to contact the PCC if you believe any of the details in the article to be fabricated. The information may be sensationalist, but I would highly doubt it is fabricated.

YOU have a boyfriend?!

Oh, and if you're going to criticise my spelling, at least learn how to spell signature correctly.

Poor analogy: Ian Huntley and Steve Wright are convicted murderers.

I believe drinking would be against his faith?

Cheers for the rep I don't think my boyfriend has ever laughed so hard. Totally signiture worthy.