Crime Courts Law

[mickO)))]

The first article I read on it said the mother was an Irish born convert to Islam and the daughters name is a dead give away but no mention at that time of the man other than a man and woman were in hospital and the Guards were not seeking anyone else in relation to the incident. So, if his background information as well as his religious beliefs have been released then what misinformation are the Guards talking about that is being spread?

As for his religion it could very well tie into the motive for the murder it's no different to someone's political affiliations or certain interests being mentioned after they have done something awful like this. Not to mention that children being killed like this in Ireland thankfully is not common so people are going to want to know why this happened.

[Emphyrio]

For the guards, it's a no win situation. If they come out and say he was a Muslim you'll have right wing fuck heads saying, See, that's the Muslims for you. But if they don't mention it, you'll have the same nutjobs claiming the MSM is holding stuff back, so they create a narrative to suit themselves.


https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2024/1202/1484350-serial-killers-father-challenges-allowance-decision/

I think this lunatic's religion was very much tied into his crime so it was right for it to be mentioned. And the case in the article is mad. Muslims wha 

[mickO)))]

It's not really a no win situation for the Guards because if he was a hardcore Irish born Catholic that is what every article would have led with. Then you would have all the left wing nuts saying 'look we have our own criminals, where are all the anti-immigrant racists now' etc. Either release everyones info or don't release anyone's at all you can't have it both ways.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

It's happened a few times where there was a mistaken presumption a perpetrator was foreign precisely because Garda didn't release info in those (Irish national) cases either. Maybe people should just calm the fuck down and be a little patient: all they're waiting to do is leap onto their keyboards anyway.

[mickO)))]

He has been named now by RTE

https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2024/1204/1484578-wexford-investigation/

Not sure how true this is but I read that the argument was over the child's mother using social media after he told her she wasn't allowed to use it.

[astfgyl]

Seems the missus is Irish after all. I'm sure the commentary will be that we should tighten up on taking convicts in general, which I agree with, as it's in our power but you'd never stamp out every single thing that an immigrant would do no matter how stringent at the same time. Should have been easy to stop this fella given it was apparently the UK though. Or so I read but I dunno the whole lot

[mickO)))]

https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2024/1205/1484916-animal-welfare-court/

Seems to be a family history of this. These sentences should be a lot longer.

[ldj]

Has anyone been following this UHC CEO murder in the US? Mad stuff, judging by how many people the insurance company have fucked over half the country could be a suspect.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c7ve36zg0e5o

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Reactions to it have been amazing. Even some of the gentlest, kindest Americans I know have been saying they find it hard to care since each of them have their own direct or indirect horror stories around health insurance.

[Ducky]

There's some wild info coming out too - one company today reversed it's time limit on anesthesia. What the actual fuck, like. Imagine coming around from having an operation only to get slapped with a bill because your insurance company only covers you for x amount of time under anesthetic.

Same ones took down their corporate info.

Looks like the company this fella was CEO of had a 32% rejection rate for claims. The US really is a hellscape in terms of healthcare.

[mickO)))]

The UHC CEO murder looks like a professional hit the killer was far too calm and relaxed to be just some lad off the street with a grudge who hasn't killed someone before.

[Ducky]

Yeah apparently the gun jammed and he was effectively "no bothers".

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Writing the words Deny, Defend, Depose on the shells says grudge, so either it was a professional hired by someone with a grudge and specific instructions... or a professional who also had a grudge. Both scenarios seem equally plausible given that apparently every second person in the US has a grudge with the health system, which by the law of averages must include some professional hitmen too 

[astfgyl]

The UHC CEO murder looks like a professional hit the killer was far too calm and relaxed to be just some lad off the street with a grudge who hasn't killed someone before.

Have seen that video and the commentary saying the gun had a suppressor on it but it's way too grainy to see fuck all

[ldj]

Looks like they caught him and are making an example out of him, name, pictures, background all all over the media, even a picture of him in a cell which is a bit weird.

Mad the effort that goes in to solving a rich cunt getting killed considering how much crime probably happens in New York day in day out.

Caught because a McDonalds employee snitched on him too, fucking hell haha.