Topic: Ian Brady dies

[TepidT2O]

Rot in turmoil

[RedSince86]

Rot in the fires of hell for eternity.

[Lush is the best medicine...]

Say hi to Maggie

[Barneylfc∗]

Good riddance

[rob1966]

Hope he suffered

[TravisBickle]

A true monster. I'd say good riddance but I always enjoyed the idea of his suffering for years on end rather satisfying.

 Utter, utter scum.

[Cliff Bastin]

My thoughts to all this scumbags victims. Thinking of Keith Bennett and his mother tonight.

[So… Howard Philips]

A true monster. I'd say good riddance but I always enjoyed the idea of his suffering for years on end rather satisfying.

 Utter, utter scum.

Hearing his various whining appeals and his obviously miserable existence during his whole life sentence is one of the best arguments against the death penalty.

[KiNki]

I used to listen to talk radio stations in my youth and every now and then Winnie Johnson, one of the the mum's used to phone in, crying her eyes out over her son and the fact this bastard kept leading them on, making false promises to reveal where keith was buried, absolutely heartbraking to hear her so broken.

Thoughts to all the familys.

[CornerFlag]

Wish the c*nt had done more to reveal where Keith Bennett really was.  c*nt.

[Shite Name]

I hope he went in pain the c*nt.

[Big Red Richie]

No loss to society what so ever.

[Sarge]

No fucking loss, burn in Hell you c*nt.

[TravisBickle]

Hearing his various whining appeals and his obviously miserable existence during his whole life sentence is one of the best arguments against the death penalty.

 He used to chain smoke in the hope it would give him cancer. That he had to sit in a matchbox of a room for years on end, praying for death, is indeed a great argument against the death penalty. I'd certainly rather the fate he got than see him dangle at the end of a noose.

[Musketeer Gripweed]

Good

[MrGrumpy]

Thinking of the families of his victims tonight.

[S]

My thoughts to all this scumbags victims. Thinking of Keith Bennett and his mother tonight.

[redalways]

Thinking of the families of the victims, particularly those whose bodies were never discovered.

[sms1986]

Good riddance, only downside is that the body of Keith Bennett is still lost somewhere in the moors, hopefully one day his family will find closure.

[hide5seek]

Sometimes it's a pity there isn't a hell, but there you go.
He should've lived longer, being as he's wanted to die for years. Wish i'd had been one of his nurses or doctors as I'd have made sure his last days were painful.

RIP in peace his victims.

[Jake]

Should have killed him years ago, waste of public money, resources and oxygen.

I hope there is a hell.

[Red Beret]

From my standpoint his suffering has only just begun.  If he thought he had it bad now...

[oldfordie]

Hope he spent his final days terrified just like his victims.

[Carllfc]

Good news.

[paulrazor]

Take MacKenzie with you

[Stubbins]

Never expressed any remorse, the evil bastard.

Thoughts with the families of the victims.

[Purple Red]

No real loss to the world.

Thoughts with the bereaved family who will be forced to relive it all at this current time.

[oldfordie]

He used to chain smoke in the hope it would give him cancer. That he had to sit in a matchbox of a room for years on end, praying for death, is indeed a great argument against the death penalty. I'd certainly rather the fate he got than see him dangle at the end of a noose.

I heard that yesterday. how was he allowed to have as many ciggies as he wanted. who paid for them for one thing.

[Bangin Them In]

The amount of coverage this filth is getting is beyond belief, all for a buck

Should of died alone in obscurity

[Jimmy Conway]

Hope they bury this c*nt, and dont tell his family where he is. Twat

[paulrazor]

Hope they bury this c*nt, and dont tell his family where he is. Twat

if he was my family I wouldn't want to know