Philpotts and Mosley jailed

for the people who dont know about these 3 read the link below

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-22023117

has justices been served?

17 years for what they did! Disgusting vile people, hope they rot in jail

Heard it on the radio. It's a very small sentence for something as bad as that tbf.

Can only hope now that he gets some real justice from inside prison and who knows if a good enough job is done it might save us taxpayers some money

I voted no, but I don't think they should be killed or anything, I just don't see anything as justice. Nothing is going to make right what they did, whether it's jail, torture or death.

Life should mean life IMO. I watched both documentaries and was shocked at the lack of empathy and callousness of Mick Philpott. Justice has not been served at all.

Justice is fairness. Nothing about what has happened is fair. Those kids were killed because the people who were supposed to look out for them were selfish, cruel and heartless. No sentence could ever make it right or equal the wrongs done, so no. I don't think justice has been dealt.

Burned at the stake for all 3 of them would be fine by me , but realistically that isn't going to happen . I've not seen the news today but apparently the blokje was giving 2 fingers on his way out

Yeah apparently. Smiling all the while.

the bloke is a nut job he stab his ex 13 times and only got 7 years for that :/

no life should mean life.

hope they meet some lovely characters in there.....

Attacked her mother as well when she tried to step in. Also been convicted for domestic violence in other instances.

Dave wrote:Burned at the stake for all 3 of them would be fine by me , but realistically that isn't going to happen . I've not seen the news today but apparently the blokje was giving 2 fingers on his way out

I have to agree with Dave an eye for an eye and all that!

I voted Yes because they should be sent to jail and they were sent to jail, for quite a few years. Their sentences were limited by the fact that they were charged with manslaughter and not murder.

My consolation is that I feel confident that their lives will be made HELL in prison and each day will feel like a year.

They should have had those years times 6 for each of the poor little lambs life!

yea they should never be allow out side again

inez maria wrote:They should have had those years times 6 for each of the poor little lambs life!

I see your point, it could well have been that the sentences would have been the same if "only" one child died. Unfortunately, sentences in this country tend to run concurrently and not consecutively.

no justice has not been done,the bloke has had enough money for doing nothing but having children and claiming as much money as he can in benifits,now he is going to cost the tax paying people of the country god knows much whilst in prison,he took 6 little kiddies lives,his own kids.in cases like this bring back hanging,sorry if this upsets any one but hearing it on the news the last few days has got me cross

stella wrote:no justice has not been done,the bloke has had enough money for doing nothing but having children and claiming as much money as he can in benifits,now he is going to cost the tax paying people of the country god knows much whilst in prison,he took 6 little kiddies lives,his own kids.in cases like this bring back hanging,sorry if this upsets any one but hearing it on the news the last few days has got me cross

No we shouldnt bring back hanging we should have fit for cause punishment, for this * hanging is to kind

horrible horrible man,hope he meets a happy ending in the shower room in the prison

Tara wrote:I voted no, but I don't think they should be killed or anything, I just don't see anything as justice. Nothing is going to make right what they did, whether it's jail, torture or death.

Chiara wrote:Life should mean life IMO. I watched both documentaries and was shocked at the lack of empathy and callousness of Mick Philpott. Justice has not been served at all.

ella wrote:no life should mean life.
hope they meet some lovely characters in there.....

I agree, justice most certainly has not been done. 17 years for each child's life might be better.

I'm sure they would meet some characters in jail who would make their lives hell, but as child murderers they will be segregated and won't come into contact with anyone who is likely to do them harm.

stella wrote:in cases like this bring back hanging,sorry if this upsets any one but hearing it on the news the last few days has got me cross

And would that bring back the children's lives? No.

They should be in a prison cell for the rest of their lives with the barest minimum to keep them alive. No washbasin or toilet, just a bucket that they would have to empty once a day. Meagre rations of food & water only to drink. No contact with anybody other than their jailers, and even then only for the delivery of food/water & to escort them to clean out their bucket. A bench for a bed.

Should have got a life sentence for each child.

It's been said but life should mean life, end of.

"I'm sure they would meet some characters in jail who would make their lives hell, but as child murderers they will be segregated and won't come into contact with anyone who is likely to do them harm."

Yes, that is probable Caryll, and in itself might well be a greater punishment with no human contact for many years - let's hope so.

But if I remember correctly, that sub-human Huntley (who killed two little girls) got attacked and injured in prison, hooray. I wish the same or worse on these latest sorry excuses for human beings.

Caryll wrote:They should be in a prison cell for the rest of their lives with the barest minimum to keep them alive. No washbasin or toilet, just a bucket that they would have to empty once a day. Meagre rations of food & water only to drink. No contact with anybody other than their jailers, and even then only for the delivery of food/water & to escort them to clean out their bucket. A bench for a bed.

Have to say I agree with this. Thing about revenge and an eye for an eye and all that is that it doesn't give anyone closure. Once the initial 'Good, justice has been done' feeling has worn off, you're still left realising that no-one's been brought back. That might give closure to people on the outside looking in, but no-one who's personally feeling the loss.