[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Two lives and two families lives ruined because he decided to carry a knife

Yes very sad
for her Family.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Redway

I don’t know if it’s truly that common (everyone probably doesn’t want to be that edgy) but I hear you.

Either way it’s tragic for Ava’s family.

Yeah I definitely exaggerated how common this issue is a little bit.

I agree with you that it's tragic for Ava's family.

[arista]

Schoolboy, 14, breaks down in tears as he is
found guilty of murdering Ava White at
Liverpool Christmas lights switch-on as his
12-year-old victim's family cheer verdict in court
Jury took two hours and eight minutes to convict
the boy, with 20 members of Ava's family
cheering verdict
Teenager, who appeared on video-link throughout
trial at Liverpool Crown Court, put his head in his hands
After murdering Ava the boy was
caught on CCTV buying butter for crumpets
and arranging hair for a selfie
During police interview refused to answer questions,
saying he 'wasn't bothered' and called officer a 'nonce'
Mrs Justice Yip told the defendant she
could impose a life sentence and remanded
him into secure custody]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Liverpool.html

[arista]

[Ava White death: Teenage boy sentenced
to minimum of 13 years for killing 12-year-old girl
Ava White was killed after a "chance encounter"
with a 14-year-old boy,
who cannot be named for legal reasons,
in Liverpool city centre on the night
the Christmas lights were switched on.]

https://news.sky.com/story/ava-white...-girl-12649792

The Evil boy stabbed her in her neck
She objected to them filming her
for Snap Chat video.

[Zizu]

It’s not long enough


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[bots]

i think he has been given the maximum sentence possible by law to someone under 16

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i think he has been given the maximum sentence possible by law to someone under 16

Wasn’t he a few weeks under 16 ??

They should have suspended the sentencing until his 16th birthday


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[bots]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Wasn’t he a few weeks under 16 ??

They should have suspended the sentencing until his 16th birthday


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it's age at the time the offence was committed

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it's age at the time the offence was committed

Curse those pesky regulations




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[Redway]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

don't go out at that time especially at that young age


i blame her parents here

Was that really your response?

[Redway]

Originally Posted by arista

Schoolboy, 14, breaks down in tears as he is
found guilty of murdering Ava White at
Liverpool Christmas lights switch-on as his
12-year-old victim's family cheer verdict in court
Jury took two hours and eight minutes to convict
the boy, with 20 members of Ava's family
cheering verdict
Teenager, who appeared on video-link throughout
trial at Liverpool Crown Court, put his head in his hands
After murdering Ava the boy was
caught on CCTV buying butter for crumpets
and arranging hair for a selfie
During police interview refused to answer questions,
saying he 'wasn't bothered' and called officer a 'nonce'
Mrs Justice Yip told the defendant she
could impose a life sentence and remanded
him into secure custody]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Liverpool.html

Let that useless boy cry all he likes. Whatever tears he has (fake or not) pale in comparison to those of Ava’s family and close friends. I feel so sorry for them.

[Cherie]

Poor girl, wrong place, wrong time, sticking up for herself being filmed without her permission, if he wasn't carrying a knife in the first place she probably wouldn't be dead

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Redway

Was that really your response?

yes


a minor, you aren't allowed to go out at that time



and i'm not singling her out, but all children should not be allowed to go out at that time


its a dangerous world, not just murderers but also sexual predators out there and ur an easy prey as a child ESPECIALLY when its dark

[Nicky91]

as for the suspect, he probably learned it from his dad or something


i'd background check into his father more deeply if i were with the cops

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Poor girl, wrong place, wrong time, sticking up for herself being filmed without her permission, if he wasn't carrying a knife in the first place she probably wouldn't be dead

If only she never went up to him
He had her filmed on his snap chat


She told him to remove it


He then pulls out a knife, stabs her in the neck

Evil Killer kid

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

If only she never went up to him
He had her filmed on his snap chat


She told him to remove it


He then pulls out a knife, stabs her in the neck

Evil Killer kid

So how is a twelve year stint a fair and just punishment for taking the life of an innocent young girl so callously


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

So how is a twelve year stint a fair and just punishment for taking the life of an innocent young girl so callously

he was under age

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

If only she never went up to him
He had her filmed on his snap chat


She told him to remove it


He then pulls out a knife, stabs her in the neck

Evil Killer kid

It is not her fault, she was perfectly within her rights to ask him to stop filming her, he is at fault for (a) filming without permission (b) carrying a knife (c) using it (d) running away

[arista]

Yes I agree


I just say if she left the Thug alone
she could have stayed alive

She had no idea, he had that deadly knife, of course.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

yes


a minor, you aren't allowed to go out at that time



and i'm not singling her out, but all children should not be allowed to go out at that time


its a dangerous world, not just murderers but also sexual predators out there and ur an easy prey as a child ESPECIALLY when its dark

What a wonderfully-appropriate response.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

yes


a minor, you aren't allowed to go out at that time



and i'm not singling her out, but all children should not be allowed to go out at that time


its a dangerous world, not just murderers but also sexual predators out there and ur an easy prey as a child ESPECIALLY when its dark

I know you have your social communication difficulties but sometimes you just come across as incredibly insensitive and inappropriate with your remarks.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Redway

I know you have your social communication difficulties but sometimes you just come across as incredibly insensitive and inappropriate with your remarks.

Isn't that the definition of autism

give the guy a break

[Redway]

“ a minor, you aren't allowed to go out at that time”

It’s not like she was 8 (she was in high school). But more importantly an innocent girl died tragically so when it comes to appropriate response the fact that she was in town past a certain time is irrelevant. I don’t know why you keep using this story to emphasise how important it is that 12/14-year-olds don’t go out in the dark at all.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Isn't that the definition of autism

give the guy a break

Well for what it’s worth I am also on the spectrum and Nicky grinds my gears more often than not ...

I have him on IGNORE currently as it just makes life easier for me when I’m perusing the threads


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[Redway]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Isn't that the definition of autism

give the guy a break

He just gets on my nerves with his insensitivity that pops up at the randomest times. Asperger’s (or wherever he is on the “spectrum”) or not he needs to learn to not say inappropriate things whenever he feels like it. Most “Aspies” (not because I’m really big/non-skeptical about the concept of ASD) I know wouldn’t dream of saying the things Nicky’s said in this thread or half the stuff he says in general. They don’t use it as an excuse to be racist, either.