H Shipman !

here you go:

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-1118969,00.html

 

BBC News Link

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3391871.stm

shame really i wanted him to suffer more

 

Thats pretty much the opinion in the office, he should never been allowed to take control of his own life or death.

You'd hope he was murdered but thats unlikely.

 

Took the easy way out, ****.

 

Filtering sucks btw

 

This is utterly terrible news, I feel so sorry for all those people who used to campaign for Myra Hindley's release, when she died they had poor old Harold to cling on to, now he's gone what will they do ?

 

Im not at least surprised

 

without saying too much to break the CoC i think people like shipman, huntley (to name a few) should be sentenced to the death penalty and the most painful method selected. Its only my opinion anyway but i dont see why they should live any longer than the person/people they have murdered etc.

 

More like tortured. Death is an easy way out

 

No more than a couple of hours passed and the emails are already going round! (Joke ones).

 

For me it's the point that if murder is wrong why is one person (ok the government) allowed to do it when another (normal joe) cannot. If life is sacred then surely all life is sacred even the lives of people we don't like.

 

an eye for an eye..

 

Maybe because if they did make the decision he did they wouldn't be here?

 

Leaves everyone blind

 

Well he made the decision to kill himself didn't he?

While i agree he should never have got the chance to kill himself, shouting about capital punishment is really not the issue here, is it?

 

Never seen the appeal in the death penalty myself. It's not going to bring anyone back, it's not justice but revenge, plain and simple.

I was pretty much indifferent to the news that he had died, he was going to be locked away for the rest of his life anyway and wouldn't be able to commit any more murders, which was the most important thing.

 

Agreed.

Hopefully the Doctors could have tried to learn something from him so that it would reduce the risk of such dispicable acts happening in the future

 

I love that phrase. *steals*

And there's something that confuses me about some people's reactions: You scream about how sick his crimes were, yet some of you want to see him die in the most horrible way, even tortured. Am I the only one that this makes no humane sense to?

 

Me too.

 

Well, one things for certain, if there's a Heaven and a Hell then he's definately going for the latter.

 

Never be able to find out exactly how many people he killed...which is the worst part of it really.

 

I hope you guys realise it's not my phrase... as I recall it was Martin Luther King's.