[CrunchyCripple]

Originally Posted by nanigodsmum ↗

another mentally ill sickie.. ALL mentally ill people should be euthanised.. O shit then I would be out of a job...

And depending on who's doing the judging - you may also end up on the morgue slab!

[zephler]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

I am NOT pro-Nazi in any way.


But I must say, Hugo Boss did do an extraordinary job on those uniforms.

Women loved them and so, of course, the men loved them. lol!

The look of those uniforms continue to influence military uniforms today.

Totally classic.

Totally class.


For total monsters.


Still though...



"Credit where credit is due."

Funny how "classic" has a lustre to it - no matter if it's attached to a monster or not.

[Jrad]

Wow close to home

[icehole]

This is what I always afraid of, that someone in this forum is really one fucked up man out there
Hope this incident has nothing to do with this forum existence

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by icehole ↗

This is what I always afraid of, that someone in this forum is really one fucked up man out there
Hope this incident has nothing to do with this forum existence

Aside from the fact that we're all going to Hell?

Nothing.

[dwhite1493]

we all have the potential for murder given the right circumstances

[FuManBoobs]

I play violent video games but I'm not violent at all. And if you disagree I'll fucking stab you, you fucking cunt.

[Jerdipski]

He actually planned on doing what he did to a 12 year old girl (student) however she wasn't there so he grabbed Miss Scott instead. I sincerely hope this mongrel will never be released back into our society - he doesn't deserve to live!

[Idaho Tatters]

Any news on when the trail will begin? This is going to be an interesting thread to follow as the details emerge during trial. I hope this monster swings.

[Nickola]

Originally Posted by Idaho Tatters ↗

Any news on when the trail will begin? This is going to be an interesting thread to follow as the details emerge during trial. I hope this monster swings.

15 years for sexual assault + life for murder

Vincent Stanford has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder and sexual assault of western New South Wales schoolteacher Stephanie Scott last year.

Key points:
Vincent Stanford showed no hint of remorse for his disturbing acts, Justice Hulme says
Stanford's violent sex-related internet searches evidence he is "a serious danger to the safety of the community"
Stephanie Scott's mother says her family was "struggling with the consequences" of her death
Justice Robert Hulme told the court that Stanford seldom thinks about his crime and showed no hint of remorse for his disturbing acts.

"The level of culpability is so extreme that it warrants the maximum penalty," he said.

Justice Hulme said evidence such as Stanford's violent sex-related internet searches and his possession of knives and handcuffs convinced him that Stanford would "represent a serious danger to the safety of the community".

He sentenced Stanford to 15 years in jail for aggravated sexual assault, followed by a life sentence for murder.
The court heard Stanford had stalked several women in Leeton prior to Ms Scott's murder.

Ms Scott, 26, was last seen in April 2015 at her workplace in Leeton High School in western NSW just days before her wedding.

Stanford was arrested four days after and was charged with her murder, aggravated sexual assault and inflicting actual bodily harm.

The teacher's burnt body was found by police in the Cocoparra National Park about 70 kilometres from the town of Leeton, five days after her disappearance.

The court heard Stanford had violent thoughts and when he was stressed it could build up to an intolerable level.

Stanford told forensic psychiatrist Anna Robilliard he could not learn to tolerate people, and "this is just the way I'm arranged".

"He said he had always had thoughts of killing someone from the time he was seven or eight years old," Judge Hulme quoted from the psychiatrist's report.

"He said that being in the company of other people was stressful and [he] disliked it.
Stanford told the psychiatrist he did not enjoy killing Ms Scott, but acknowledged that it reduced his overall tension and the overwhelming urge he had to kill her.

Justice Hulme explained to the court Dr Robilliard's opinion was that Stanford met the criteria for a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder.

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-1...1124?pfmredir=

Miss Scott, a teacher at Leeton High School, had gone into work on Easter Sunday to prepare lesson plans for a relief teacher who was to fill in for her while she was on her honeymoon.

Stanford was a casual cleaner at the school who stalked Miss Scott that day and pounced from behind moments after she wished him a happy Easter as she prepared to leave the school.

He dragged her into a store room, punched her 30 or 40 times until she was unconscious and sexually assaulted her before stabbing her in the neck.

She died from blunt force head trauma.

Stanford dumped his victim’s body in Cocoparra National Park, north of Leeton, and set it alight.

Stanford pleaded guilty to his horrific crimes earlier this year.

He told a psychologist he felt no anger towards Miss Scott but “had to” kill her.