David Fuller

[The Heron]

As  has been reported on the BBC this man has admitted to killing 2 women and sexually abusing 100 dead females in hospital morgues there's over 100 in prison on whole life terms its about time something was  done. 

[TRINITY]

Yes a shocking event. Followed it on news. A terrible creature and a good example why I would re introduce capital punishment.

However for all these vile revelations the bit that i cant agree with is calling all these dead , victims. Quite honestly if I had lost a loved one ,then the last thing I would want to know is if this creature had desecrated her body.  Being cold and callous,  they had left this world , they were not victims and if it was a relative of mine I really would not want to know. But that's me and that's my opinion, I accept others may think differently. This is a shocking g incident and people will feel different.

However having said that, totally sickening news

[Gordon R]

It doesn't seem that hard to violate corpses - think Jimmy Savile. Procedures need to be tightened up.

[Rob85]

I reckon he's on his way to broadmoor. What a vile person

[dead eye alan]

11 hours ago, Rob85 said:

I reckon he's on his way to broadmoor. What a vile person

Should be on his way to hell!

[Newbie to this]

12 hours ago, Gordon R said:

Procedures need to be tightened up.

CCTV should do the job, but no doubt someone will complain 

[Yellow Bear]

3 hours ago, Newbie to this said:

CCTV should do the job, but no doubt someone will complain 

Sadly usually the union.

[bottletopbill]

No he as been passed with no mental problems  let all the same sex go through him in prison and not protect him in there.  

Edited November 5, 2021 by bottletopbill

[Tonka54]

I am not sure that capitol punishment should be re-introduced generally, unless the circumstances are absolutely clear cut.

If it was up to me, this guy would serve a term in the likes of Broadmoor and if ever he was to be considered for release, it would be on the condition that he was chemically castrated,  thereby removing his particular incentive to re offend. 

[Scully]

24 minutes ago, Tonka54 said:

I am not sure that capitol punishment should be re-introduced generally, unless the circumstances are absolutely clear cut.

If it was up to me, this guy would serve a term in the likes of Broadmoor and if ever he was to be considered for release, it would be on the condition that he was chemically castrated,  thereby removing his particular incentive to re offend. 

I’m of the opinion why take the risk?
There are far too many convicted murderers in general circulation, who should either be dead or at the very least imprisoned for life, and no consequences for those who decide it would be a good idea to release them. 

Release for convicted murderers just simply isn’t something we should even consider, and I can’t think why it is tolerated. 

[bottletopbill]

Because we all allow this to happen and to many do goodies in England. We should bring back the  death penalty and this would free up prison space and may deter some murders in future. We can only hope 

[Tonka54]

1 hour ago, Scully said:

I’m of the opinion why take the risk?
There are far too many convicted murderers in general circulation, who should either be dead or at the very least imprisoned for life, and no consequences for those who decide it would be a good idea to release them. 

Release for convicted murderers just simply isn’t something we should even consider, and I can’t think why it is tolerated. 

I could not agree more with your comments BTB / Scully, I also wish we could just put (1st degree murderers) and rapists for that matter, behind bars for the rest of their naturals.

Truth be told though, the country just does not have the funding or capacity to accomplish this, we all know it costs a fortune to keep offenders incarcerated and even if we could afford it, we simply do not have prison space or sufficient staff to cope. Indeed some of the UK's biggest correctional facilities are already being run at well over capacity. Like it or not, we have to find a different alternative to permanent imprisonment.

The argument for the return of the death penalty is again a valid solution, and indeed, a certain deterrent to most "would be" Murderers, and I totally understand why a large percentage of the population would welcome it. For me personally though, it's fraught with danger, mistakes can, and often have, been made before.

Imagining a scenario were I happened to be a jury member who, based on evidence available at the time,  helped send a person to their death, only after the fact to discover through fresh evidence that they were innocent in some way. I can't speak for everyone but personally, this would end me.       

[bottletopbill]

Only hang them if 100% sure beyond any doubt

[The Heron]

16 hours ago, bottletopbill said:

Only hang them if 100% sure beyond any doubt

Well Fuller is 100% guilty as he filmed himself abusing the women and children get the rope out.

[islandgun]

Bit of a derail, but reading about Japan where capital punishment exists [hanging] the prisoners aren't told until the day of execution, this has prompted court cases against the government for cruelty... I really struggle with execution as a deterrent, better in my opinion is to leave them to rot

[mel b3]

I really can't see any moral justification,  for keeping a beast like fuller alive . He should be slaughtered , and dumped into landfill. 

[old man]

IMHO,there will never be a solution here due to the unbalanced view of those of influence whereby the rights of the individual seem of more importance than the rights of society as a whole. 

[Newbie to this]

2 hours ago, islandgun said:

better in my opinion is to leave them to rot

If that was the case, I would agree. 

But they will have rights and it will cost the Tax payer a fortune to keep them in the luxuries that these right allow.

If 100% proven, hang him.

[243deer]

On the farm I do most of the humane dispatch and it does not cost me one wink of sleep, it is performing a humane action rather than letting animals suffer. I personally cannot think of any worse sentence than rotting in prison. I would happily be the dispatcher of these animals though. The public have never been allowed a referendum on capital punishment yet we live in a supposed democracy, it is time folk are allowed to have their say.

[bottletopbill]

Just drove past the Pembury Hospital where worked and a  lot took place by him. Felt sick for the children to the very old who he abused after there sad  loss of life how must the Family's feel.

Edited November 6, 2021 by bottletopbill

[derbyduck]

4 hours ago, islandgun said:

Bit of a derail, but reading about Japan where capital punishment exists [hanging] the prisoners aren't told until the day of execution, this has prompted court cases against the government for cruelty... I really struggle with execution as a deterrent, better in my opinion is to leave them to rot

He would rot a lot quicker if he was Dead! he is of no use to anyone and should be dispatched for the heinous crimes he as committed .IMHO.

Edited November 6, 2021 by derbyduck

[TRINITY]

Give it a couple of years and some sad bint will be writing to Fuller. Then she will fall in love with him and try to marry him.

[spandit]

Not the best way for my local town to be on the map...

[Jaymo]

1 hour ago, spandit said:

Not the best way for my local town to be on the map...

My elderly parents have both been seriously ill there, also my eldest was rushed there on NYE back in 2012 and we were prepared for the worst when he was only six months old. 

He pulled through and his brother was born there a couple of years later.

I did some of the aerial photography flying for the site’s development and hold the place with some affection.

Im horrified by what has occurred there.

There really are some sick saddo’s out there that unfortunately, Society isn’t able to deal with effectively. 

[Scully]

On 05/11/2021 at 20:07, Tonka54 said:

I could not agree more with your comments BTB / Scully, I also wish we could just put (1st degree murderers) and rapists for that matter, behind bars for the rest of their naturals.

Truth be told though, the country just does not have the funding or capacity to accomplish this, we all know it costs a fortune to keep offenders incarcerated and even if we could afford it, we simply do not have prison space or sufficient staff to cope. Indeed some of the UK's biggest correctional facilities are already being run at well over capacity. Like it or not, we have to find a different alternative to permanent imprisonment.

The argument for the return of the death penalty is again a valid solution, and indeed, a certain deterrent to most "would be" Murderers, and I totally understand why a large percentage of the population would welcome it. For me personally though, it's fraught with danger, mistakes can, and often have, been made before.

Imagining a scenario were I happened to be a jury member who, based on evidence available at the time,  helped send a person to their death, only after the fact to discover through fresh evidence that they were innocent in some way. I can't speak for everyone but personally, this would end me.       

Is there any doubt that he’s guilty?