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Not only did his first buisness go under but he set up a second one under a similar name illegaly and borrowed 18 million from it
@woohoo wrote:
Not to me it doesn’t..more the act of of someone trapped and despairing, and as PB intimated, someone who couldn’t bear the thought of leaving his wife and child behind to face the music and end up in penury.
I agree, although a sad story, whatever the reason.
A vast majority of the UK poulation have to live frugally or in penury. The Ponies, Porche’s and Big House would have went. So what? That’s life. They wouldn’t have been the 1st people to have that happened to them. People eventually deal with whatver changed circumstance they have to put up with.
If it was a 102 yr old in 24 hr a day pain that had been put of their misery then it could at least have been debatable, but this man took his wife and daughter’s lives, and took his Daughters and wifes future for no other reason than they would have had to change their lifestyles. To me that it is a murderous sick act, and surely any overtunes of sympathy that have echoed from this thread are also sick.
@Bad Manners wrote:
@woohoo wrote:
Not to me it doesn’t..more the act of of someone trapped and despairing, and as PB intimated, someone who couldn’t bear the thought of leaving his wife and child behind to face the music and end up in penury.
I agree, although a sad story, whatever the reason.
A vast majority of the UK poulation have to live frugally or in penury. The Ponies, Porche’s and Big House would have went. So what? That’s life. They wouldn’t have been the 1st people to have that happened to them. People eventually deal with whatver changed circumstance they have to put up with.
If it was a 102 yr old in 24 hr a day pain that had been put of their misery then it could at least have been debatable, but this man took his wife and daughter’s lives, and took his Daughters and wifes future for no other reason than they would have had to change their lifestyles. To me that it is a murderous sick act, and surely any overtunes of sympathy that have echoed from this thread are also sick.
For once BM you and I are in total agreement. Well said.
If it was a 102 yr old in 24 hr a day pain that had been put of their misery then it could at least have been debatable, but this man took his wife and daughter’s lives, and took his Daughters and wifes future for no other reason than they would have had to change their lifestyles.
doubt very much it was that calculating and it’s got nothing to do with sympathy
It’s always easier to judge when you’re on the outside looking in. Although I don’t condone what he did, I think there’s usually a lot more involved than we first get to hear about
@bat wrote:
@Bad Manners wrote:
@woohoo wrote:
Not to me it doesn’t..more the act of of someone trapped and despairing, and as PB intimated, someone who couldn’t bear the thought of leaving his wife and child behind to face the music and end up in penury.
I agree, although a sad story, whatever the reason.
A vast majority of the UK poulation have to live frugally or in penury. The Ponies, Porche’s and Big House would have went. So what? That’s life. They wouldn’t have been the 1st people to have that happened to them. People eventually deal with whatver changed circumstance they have to put up with.
If it was a 102 yr old in 24 hr a day pain that had been put of their misery then it could at least have been debatable, but this man took his wife and daughter’s lives, and took his Daughters and wifes future for no other reason than they would have had to change their lifestyles. To me that it is a murderous sick act, and surely any overtunes of sympathy that have echoed from this thread are also sick.
For once BM you and I are in total agreement. Well said.
b.m you echoed my thoughts so perfectly i can think of anything else to add. you are 100 percent bang on. hes a selfish bastard simple as that.
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