Dismember, yes. Murder, no
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He admits chopping him up, but not to doing him in.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8454031.stm
Sad story. WOnder what his defence will be.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8454031.stm
Sad story. WOnder what his defence will be.
Neil H said:
G_T said:
It does seem excessive at first but in fairness door to door salesmen are pretty irritating folk so I think that should be taken into account.
I agree, I've dismembered several myself. Luckily I didn't murder them though, otherwise I'd be in trouble.A little bit of amputation here and there is just horseplay but murder is just going too far.
hairykrishna said:
Presumably he's going to argue that the bint who is also on trial murdered him and he just helped dispose of the body.
That would be my guess. Or manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsiblity or provocation (let's face it, some of these people get close to provoking you, ever tried to get rid of a double glazing salesman?)... But no malice aforethought so not murder... Guam said:
Halb said:
He admits chopping him up, but not to doing him in.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8454031.stm
Sad story. WOnder what his defence will be.
Wouldnt Trading standards be a better way to deal with a dodgy Kitchen?http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8454031.stm
Sad story. WOnder what his defence will be.

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