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He will be released at some point so I would rather the inmates got together and make sure next time he has enough paracetemol or whatever he is using to do it properly.
How must the hospital staff feel having to treat him? They must be haunted by it. I would be.
I’d be very surprised if he is ever released to be honest,he’s a national figure of hate.In this climate of human rights equality,it would be in his and the home office’s best interests to keep him incarcerated for the duration of his life.Part of a criminal such as Huntley’s rehabilitation would be to transfer him from regulation 43(solitary confinement) to low risk,which he obviously never will be.It is a common trait of Huntley’s ilk(and their lawyers)to demand solitary confinement after sentencing for their own personal protection.I’m sure whatever various prisons he is kept in over his life,are full to the brim with offenders of all sorts,who would injure and attack him.They still will be 40 years from now.That just seems to me the sort of justice that all parents such as myself would prefer him to suffer,rather than to brazenly announce to prison staff that he’s just overdosed himself and would they please not revive him.It’s just my opinion
the vote is in he lives,forever means forever?????????????????????????????????
LET’S HOPE HE DECIDED TO TOP HIMSELF AND DOES IT RIGHT THIS TIME.
Thanx for all the replies it seems there is still a mixed opinion, I just hope that for every day of his natural life however long that is he is constantly reminded of the fact the notoriety of his actions make him amongst one of the most despised hated figures of this century of which there is a long list.
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