GUILTY BUT YET VICTIMS!

Here’s an item in which the BBC opines that two teenagers found guilty of killing a man are actually “victims.” Through the BBC prism, the guilty are innocent. Orwell never knew that half of it all!

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26 Responses to GUILTY BUT YET VICTIMS!

  1. Nick says:

    Killing someone who is sexually abusing you or you family?

    I think you need to think a bit. The police and CPS weren’t doing anything. 

    <i>Three months before he died Mr Daley was investigated by the police after the girl’s sister, and another woman, alleged he had sexually interfered with them. Statements were taken and a file handed over to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).

    But on 23 April this year Mr Daley received a letter from the CPS telling him no further action would be taken against him as there was insufficient evidence.

    Mr Daley then telephoned the girl who had allegedly been his victim and spoke to her for little more than a minute.

    The court was told he was abusive towards her but the contents of the phone call will never be known.

    But she texted him soon afterwards, saying: “Stop calling and texting me. I really don’t want anything to do with you….You are a perverted man and I can never forgive you.”</i>

    So by all accounts they killed a child molester.

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    • Biodegradable says:

      Killing someone who is sexually abusing you or you family?

      Killing anybody is killing. Unless you do so in self-defence in a situation where you yourself are in imminent danger.

      Was the killer actually being sexually abused at the time?

      No.

      The jury was shown a mobile phone photograph of the pair together – taken at around 0200 at a friend’s house – where they looked anything but upset by the day’s events.
      The court heard the two sisters often went to Mr Daley to ask for money, even after the sex allegations were reported to the police.


      In fact the defendants claimed that was their reason for visiting him on the day he died – the girl wanted to get money off him so she could go to a nightclub in Harlesden.

      Britain in the 21st century.

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      • james1070 says:

        “Killing anybody is killing”

        Not in this case, looks like the Charles Bronson school of Justice.

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        • Biodegradable says:

          The court heard the two sisters often went to Mr Daley to ask for money, even after the sex allegations were reported to the police.  
           
           
          In fact the defendants claimed that was their reason for visiting him on the day he died – the girl wanted to get money off him so she could go to a nightclub in Harlesden. 

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  2. Millie Tant says:

    I think I am losing the will to live after reading that sorry tale.

    I read most of the article thinking it was a boyfriend and girlfriend who were in the dock. Then near the end it says:

    “He claimed that after stabbing Mr Daley he had not spoken with his co-defendant or his girlfriend about the incident.”

    So who is this third person, the co-defendant?

    And who is the mysterious person referred to only as Mr Daly’s “partner”? Would that be his girlfriend or boyfriend?

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  3. john in cheshire says:

    I’m a victim – of bbc propaganda and socialist bias. I am adversely affected by everything that bbc personnel say and do that is contrary to my beliefs and my ‘moral compass’. Does this give me sufficient justification to remove a few of them from our world? Would they sympathise with me, I wonder?

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  4. Dazzler says:

    Two murderous little shits locked up. One predatory beast dead. Win win all round me thinks

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  5. RGH says:

    And all imported.

    Ye, gods.

    His ‘girlfriend’ pregnant, too.

    No doubt already applied to the social for the flat with all costs payed.

    Sick.

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  6. Demon1001 says:

    I read the item and for once it didn’t appear to me to show typical BBC bias, I think that they are between a rock and a hard place in their views, as all involved come from minorities.  It’s a bit different from the Tony Martin case where the BBC found the criminals innocent and the panicking man, who shot the criminal while defending himself and his home, guilty.

    There’s a lot we don’t know, did the girl encourage the man to abuse her?  If not she would have stayed well clear of him rather than keep approaching him for money.

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  7. Beeboidal says:

    I wonder if the writer is the same Chris Summers who once flaunted his impartiality genes on Facebook.

    Hello Helen,

    Bx

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  8. Daniel Smith says:

    That story is indeed a snapshot of Britain at the start of the 21st century.
    The man killed did not let his lack of employment get in the way of his cocaine use or heavy alcoholism. He also appeared to have money to pay his alleged victims, according to their own account. In normal circumstances such a person who be trumpeted by the BBC but obviously other factors come into play.
    One of the killers (sorry Beeb I mean victims) claimed to be going round to extract money from Daley with and for her sister. While the other ‘victim’, the 15 year old boy has a pregnant girlfriend. That these details are mentioned in passing as unexceptional, and even, to buy into the BBC’s narrative, as some sort of mitigation, shows us were we are as a society.
    The bias of the BBC is shown by blaming this sorry mess on the cps. Quite how they are responisble for not prosecuting someone for whom there was not enough evidence to prosecute (and who the alleged victims took money from) shows how all crime must be blamed on ‘the establishment’ and not individual responsibility.

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  9. Grant says:

    In the words of the late and great Michael Wharton ” we are all guilty”.
    God help the British.

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  10. John Horne Tooke says:

    The bias is here

    “The girl was in many ways a victim of circumstances.”

    “When her defence lawyer, Judy Khan QC, draws up a mitigation speech for her sentencing hearing she might start by asking: “What chance did she have in life?””

    This is not a quote from anyone – it is Chris Summers opinion. He is not reporting he is  commenting. A journalist would report the case- full stop. Quotes would be had from both sides and nothing more.

    Summers is acting for the defence – which is bias reporting.

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    • Stuart says:

      Yes, that is the key issue. Instead of reporting the facts for people to draw their own conclusions, or reporting the opinions of the judge and lawyers (because that is their job, they are expert in that job I hope), we get the opinions of the BBC. These reporters pass their opinions and judgement on everything and attempt to steer the masses accordingly. Just like a tabloid but with a difference…by law we have no choice but to support it.

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    • John Horne Tooke says:

      Is Summers reporting the case as a reporter – or in his role as a member ofthe –

      “Crime and Community Safety Standing Scrutiny Panel”

      http://www.ealing.gov.uk/services/council/councillors/atoz_councillors/councillor_chris_summers.html

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  11. Pounce says:

    So here I am on a thread about how the bBC rewrites the guilty as victims when I remembered this article from the bBC about the rise of the Islamic mafia in the UK.
    Could Turkish and Kurdish gangs become new ‘mafia’? 
    Now on a day when Muslims (yes Muslims) have been sent down for killing a shopkeeper, for killing 2 old women, for shooting at two people in London with an automatic weapon in the middle of the street ,for killing a little girl in an arson attack and another facing a hefty jail sentence for murdering an old man in cold blood. The bBC instead of joining the dots and working out why 2% of the British population constitutes 14% of the Prison population still plays the victim card for allah’s little helpers. I quote from the above bBC article about the rise of the Islamic mafia in North London:
    “Many young Kurdish and Turkish people have been let down by the education system so getting involved with drugs and gangs seems to them like ‘easy money’ without thinking of the consequences.”

    He said part of the problem was that the younger generation had not done well at school partly because of the language barrier and partly because their parents had been too busy working long hours.

    Isn’t it great how the bBC still continues to find excuses for terrorists.

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  12. 1327 says:

    You have to remove that these days it is very common for the underclass to accuse anyone they see as wronging them as being a paedophile. They might not know fully what it means but from watching Eastenders and Jeremy Kyle they know it is a very bad thing.

    A friend of mine recently installed a CCTV camera in his garden after a spate of vandalism which he suspected as from his neighbours children. Sure enough he caught them on film but when confronted with the evidence the children’s Mother accused him of being a paedophile. Thankfully the Police simply ignored her. 

    Family members who are teachers tell me these allegations are made almost weekly at rough schools against any male teacher who tries to impose discipline. 

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    • 1327 says:

      Sorry the above should have read “you have to remember that ..”. I shouldn’t post before coffee !

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  13. RCE says:

    Why is it written in those really irritating single-sentence paragraphs?!?! 

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  14. Biodegradable says:

    I wonder if somebody at the BBC reads this blog?

    The headline now reads:

    Young killers took law into own hands

    Take note Nick, even the BBC now calls them “killers”.

    Note: October 22. This story has been amended to change the headline and the introductory paragraphs to ensure it is factually based and could not be interpreted as commentary on the circumstances surrounding the case by the BBC.

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