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Couldn't see the debate on there, being a proud non-myspacer ;)
Let them go, it was fucking *ages* ago, they've served their time, sorry if they weren't the typical murderer age that means they die or are old & frail to the point of total uselessness before release - that's how the system is, tough shit. They were what, about 12? Jesus fucking christ, who hasn't done dumb stuff when egged on by mates at that age? Not to the point of murder, generally, but the amount of attention they've had to suffer, from an early age, for ALL these years, over ONE single murder is just ridiculous. Presumably they've been pretty thoroughly watched & psychiatrically (thass not a word, is it..) assessed over the years, so if the professionals think they're ok, let them go. Stupid one off mistake (MORE than paid for) would be my bet..
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I had another friend post about this yesterday too, haha. Loving it.
But i totally agree, plus people would only cause problems and violence and such towards them if they knew who they were. What they did was disgusting, yes, but now that they've been let out, anonyminity is the best option.
That circular always makes me chuckle, though, as they were released like...5 years ago? The authorities, even if they were to pay attention to some stupid chain letter, wouldn't be able to do much about it now, would they?
Apparently one of them was locked in the young offenders home a few doors down from me. Lurvely.
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