Paedophile to be beheaded and crucified

Again, you don't know if the only evidence they had was the attempt of abduction. The article is probably missing other information and I gave you another link but apparently that's not enough for you.cyberdarkkid

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[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Like I said before: to please an angered crowd.

Very 21 century-like, right?

>___>

Vfanek

Which to me just proves humanity as a whole isn't any better than this ill man.

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]Well, the guy is already going to be dead by the time they hang him up on a cross, so it's really not that insane. He won't feel a thing.

elblanquito_81

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Like I said before: to please an angered crowd.

Very 21 century-like, right?

>___>

Vfanek

Which to me just proves humanity as a whole isn't any better than this ill man.

Now you made me depressed...

I hope you're happy. :cry:

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]You assume that is the only evidence. Plus...he confessed.Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"][QUOTE="elblanquito_81"]Well, the guy is already going to be dead by the time they hang him up on a cross, so it's really not that insane. He won't feel a thing.

elblanquito_81

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]You assume that is the only evidence. Plus...he confessed.Engrish_Major

Jeez, doing something just as sick if not sicker than the criminal will solve everything :?.

So only because it's from a Saudi web forum you will discard the possibility that he confessed. cyberdarkkid

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]You assume that is the only evidence. Plus...he confessed.cyberdarkkid

And in that particular incident in the parenthesis it took weeks to try to clear out the situation (I dont think it has been cleared otut completely even now; it just "settled").

You seem to be discounting evidence against him quite easily....and giving him the benefit of the doubt. What do you think the odds are that similar patterns of behavior, and vehicle and a confession would square up for conviction?LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]You seem to be discounting evidence against him quite easily....and giving him the benefit of the doubt. What do you think the odds are that similar patterns of behavior, and vehicle and a confession would square up for conviction?Engrish_Major

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flordeceres

So you reckon beheading and crucifixion are more humane and valid than life in prison ?

I never called the punishment humane.

Quite honestly, just as long as the scum is killed I really don't care or feel any faint feelings of sympathy towards such an individual.

I just want him dead so he can't do it again.

Again you are assuming you were given all the facts. A confession does indeed fly here though......LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="cyberdarkkid"]So only because it's from a Saudi web forum you will discard the possibility that he confessed. Engrish_Major

Here you go then

"Saudi reports said that police used one of the survivors, a seven-year-old boy believed to be of Yemeni origin, to scour the area where he was molested, looking for the suspect's vehicle. Al-Ramaly allegedly confessed to the crime and was sentenced to death by a court in Hail, but appealed to a higher court in the capital, Riyadh"

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article6901317.ece

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]You seem to be discounting evidence against him quite easily....and giving him the benefit of the doubt. What do you think the odds are that similar patterns of behavior, and vehicle and a confession would square up for conviction?Engrish_Major

Here you go then

"Saudi reports said that police used one of the survivors, a seven-year-old boy believed to be of Yemeni origin, to scour the area where he was molested, looking for the suspect's vehicle. Al-Ramaly allegedly confessed to the crime and was sentenced to death by a court in Hail, but appealed to a higher court in the capital, Riyadh"

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article6901317.ece

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LostProphetFLCL

So you reckon beheading and crucifixion are more humane and valid than life in prison ?

I never called the punishment humane.

Quite honestly, just as long as the scum is killed I really don't care or feel any faint feelings of sympathy towards such an individual.

I just want him dead so he can't do it again.

Disregard the 'humane' bit, then.

So you'd rather slaughter a man that has absolutely no control over his actions to ensure this won't happen again over trying to help him ?

I'm sure they have enough evidence to convict the guy , just because the article is missing details doesn't mean a lack of evidence, and you cant find it on news websites simply because not every crime is detailed in all news websites, i read about this guy 2 days ago in an arabic news site and it also lacked details . garaa2007

Here you go then

"Saudi reports said that police used one of the survivors, a seven-year-old boy believed to be of Yemeni origin, to scour the area where he was molested, looking for the suspect's vehicle. Al-Ramaly allegedly confessed to the crime and was sentenced to death by a court in Hail, but appealed to a higher court in the capital, Riyadh"

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article6901317.ece

[QUOTE="garaa2007"]I'm sure they have enough evidence to convict the guy , just because the article is missing details doesn't mean a lack of evidence, and you cant find it on news websites simply because not every crime is detailed in all news websites, i read about this guy 2 days ago in an arabic news site and it also lacked details . Engrish_Major

The 7 year old boy was a witness. Why so quick to exonerate someone who preyed on children....continually?LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]The 7 year old boy was a witness. Why so quick to exonerate someone who preyed on children....continually?Engrish_Major

Pattern of behavior. The man is no innocent....plus wasn't the vehicle the same? And we come back to the confession. Which seals the deal. I can see why they convicted. It was not unjustly done.LJS9502_basic

Here you go then

"Saudi reports said that police used one of the survivors, a seven-year-old boy believed to be of Yemeni origin, to scour the area where he was molested, looking for the suspect's vehicle. Al-Ramaly allegedly confessed to the crime and was sentenced to death by a court in Hail, but appealed to a higher court in the capital, Riyadh"

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article6901317.ece

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Pattern of behavior. The man is no innocent....plus wasn't the vehicle the same? And we come back to the confession. Which seals the deal. I can see why they convicted. It was not unjustly done.Engrish_Major

Which is not coincidental when you find he tried to abduct another male child. And the CONFESSION is key to the conviction. Not the car.

LJS9502_basic

Love it. I think they are going to easy on him though.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Which is not coincidental when you find he tried to abduct another male child. And the CONFESSION is key to the conviction. Not the car.

Engrish_Major

When an article also says a person has been found guilty that means that an investigation was most likely carried and evidence was found against the suspect to determine if he was guilty of the crimes accused. News articles don't go really deep into details most of the time. And the article itself says that he confessed. The web forum is mentioned later on in the article and they are the ones responsible of saying that "he laughed" while he confessed his crimes. Him "confessing his crimes" was not an allegation started by the web forum.cyberdarkkid

An assumption of yours in this case. Anyway, you have strong anti Saudi Arabian bias apparently and nothing will convince you of his guilt. LJS9502_basic

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Which is not coincidental when you find he tried to abduct another male child. And the CONFESSION is key to the conviction. Not the car.

Engrish_Major

And cetain types of tourture are proven to get legitimate information out of people. Guy got what was coming to him. Hope he rots in hell.

And cetain types of tourture are proven to get legitimate information out of people. Guy got what was coming to him. Hope he rots in hell.

drufeous

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] An assumption of yours in this case. Anyway, you have strong anti Saudi Arabian bias apparently and nothing will convince you of his guilt. Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] An assumption of yours in this case. Anyway, you have strong anti Saudi Arabian bias apparently and nothing will convince you of his guilt. Engrish_Major

A full blown confession is all the evidence needed. Guilty.

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Which is not coincidental when you find he tried to abduct another male child. And the CONFESSION is key to the conviction. Not the car.

drufeous

And cetain types of tourture are proven to get legitimate information out of people. Guy got what was coming to him. Hope he rots in hell.

He wasn't driven by mental issues or anything...

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

Which is not coincidental when you find he tried to abduct another male child. And the CONFESSION is key to the conviction. Not the car.

Engrish_Major

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[QUOTE="flordeceres"]

So you reckon beheading and crucifixion are more humane and valid than life in prison ?

flordeceres

I never called the punishment humane.

Quite honestly, just as long as the scum is killed I really don't care or feel any faint feelings of sympathy towards such an individual.

I just want him dead so he can't do it again.

Disregard the 'humane' bit, then.

So you'd rather slaughter a man that has absolutely no control over his actions to ensure this won't happen again over trying to help him ?

I love your assumption that the man has no control.

This isn't a case of some guy having a random schizophrenic breakdown. This is someone who went out and hunted down children and then proceeded to laugh about it afterwards.

Slaughter him like hes cattle I say. He isn't worth any more than that. They are just taking an extra step of making a public show out of it to try and show what happens when you screw up like that which while I don't neccessarily encourage I won't fight against it either.

His confession not being accepted by you makes me think not.LJS9502_basic

You said you weren't going with a "probably", but this seems like a probably to me. You're saying he was probably "tortured" by Saudi Arabian authorities to get him to confess.cyberdarkkid

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[QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"]

I never called the punishment humane.

Quite honestly, just as long as the scum is killed I really don't care or feel any faint feelings of sympathy towards such an individual.

I just want him dead so he can't do it again.

LostProphetFLCL

Disregard the 'humane' bit, then.

So you'd rather slaughter a man that has absolutely no control over his actions to ensure this won't happen again over trying to help him ?

I love your assumption that the man has no control.

This isn't a case of some guy having a random schizophrenic breakdown. This is someone who went out and hunted down children and then proceeded to laugh about it afterwards.

Slaughter him like hes cattle I say. He isn't worth any more than that. They are just taking an extra step of making a public show out of it to try and show what happens when you screw up like that which while I don't neccessarily encourage I won't fight against it either.

You don't have control over what you're attracted to... you just are.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]His confession not being accepted by you makes me think not.Engrish_Major

A full blown confession is all the evidence needed. Guilty.

You don't have control over what you're attracted to... you just are.

flordeceres

[QUOTE="cyberdarkkid"]You said you weren't going with a "probably", but this seems like a probably to me. You're saying he was probably "tortured" by Saudi Arabian authorities to get him to confess.Engrish_Major

No. But I also know any group of people would rather find the person preying on their children than get a conviction for convictions sake and leave their children in harms way. LJS9502_basic

You're assuming,cyberdarkkid

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]No. But I also know any group of people would rather find the person preying on their children than get a conviction for convictions sake and leave their children in harms way. Engrish_Major