[Zipperfish]

Why is he even allowed to communicate with anyone?

[2Cdo]

martin14 martin14:

Thanos Thanos:

The bride deserves a kick in the ass (and head) to smarten up. The groom deserves to be stabbed about a dozen times in the kidneys with a classic prison shank carved out of a toothbrush.

And yet no prisoner will touch him.



Cue the music..... "There's someone for everyone,..."

Give the NEETs some hope.

They can't touch him. He is in lock-down 23 hours a day and for his hour outside it is in a segregated area of the yard completely cut off from other inmates. BTW his "next door neighbour" is Russell Williams.

[BRAH]

Thanos Thanos:

The bride deserves a kick in the ass (and head) to smarten up. The groom deserves to be stabbed about a dozen times in the kidneys with a classic prison shank carved out of a toothbrush.

The bride's brain is a bag full of cats and the groom desereved to be executed on death row.

[Strutz]

Stupid chick. She has some major issues and needs help or something. Anyway, it should not be permitted. Scum suckers like him forfeited all rights as a normal human being when he was convicted. He's lucky we are so kind in this country to not have the death penalty or he'd be long gone by now.

I think Bernardo's daily hour excursion should be spent hanging out with the other guys. Who knows... maybe someone will do us all a favour and save the taxpayers a fortune in not feeding and housing him for the rest of his useless life.

[wildrosegirl]

Brenda Brenda:

Remember the Dutch guy who (is suspected of having) killed Natalie Holloway, Joran van der Sloot?
He's getting married tomorrow. In jail.

More horse shit. She never got to get married. Why should he? I'm a firm believer that anyone convicted of violent felonies should be stripped of any and all rights. You should no longer be deemed a human being, nor should you be allowed contact with any of the.

Unless of course that human being happens to be carrying a really sharp stick, and the security cameras are suffering technical difficulties....

Inmates have more privileges than us working folk, ffs. Our system needs a complete overhaul.

[jj2424]

Women are emotionally unstable all of them.

When is the last time you heard of some guy wanting to marry a female incarcerated serial killer?

[jj2424]

Zipperfish Zipperfish:

Why is he even allowed to communicate with anyone?

Canada = Liberal la la land. The guy would have been dead by now south of the border. Instead, we could end up footing the bill for his wedding, just like Joe Fontana's son

[raydan]

jj2424 jj2424:

Women are emotionally unstable all of them.

When is the last time you heard of some guy wanting to marry a female incarcerated serial killer?

I only found one...

$1:

Susan Atkins, alias Sadie Mae Glutz, the weak link in the infamous, cultish Manson Family, died in 2009 at the age of sixty-one, but during her time behind bars married not once, but twice. Atkins was arrested in connection with the murder of Gary Hinman, a Manson acquaintance, in 1969 and wasted no time in regaling her cellmates with stories of other brutal murders in which she had participated. Her fellow inmates, disturbed by Atkins’ assertion that she had tasted the blood of her victim (Sharon Tate, actress and wife of famed film director Roman Polanski), told authorities on her, and eventually Atkins was questioned in connection to Tate’s murder as well as five guests present at her house the evening of August 8, 1969. What followed was one of the most sensational and highly publicized trials in American history, well-documented in the popular book Helter Skelter by Manson prosecutor, Vincent Bugliosi. Charles Manson, Susan Atkins and three other members of the Family were sentenced to death on March 29, 1971.

While in prison, Atkins’ death sentence was commuted to life and she converted to Christianity. She married alleged millionaire Donald Laisure of Texas in 1981 but had the marriage annulled when she learned he lied about his assets and also had been married thirty-five times before her. In 1987, she married Harvard Law graduate James Whitehouse who represented her at subsequent parole hearings and still maintains her website.