Thai woman who attacked students at Bangkok school in 2005 murders little girl after release, says Thai media

[car720]

On 3/30/2020 at 5:58 PM, AussieBob18 said:

No it was a very bad idea - driven by the new wave academics that infested the psychiatric industry in the 80s.

In the past it was true that some people were locked away longer than they should have been locked away.

But that was a price society had accepted for many decades - centuries - better safe than sorry - nutters are a risk.

Now yet another person/child has lost their life because a nutter was released - there has been many thousands in the world.

One day - the decision is going to be made (again) that locking some people up for life/decades in worth it, even if it is wrong, because the opposite reality of some people losing their life is unacceptable.

One loses their freedoms/rights and one loses their life - there is no comparison - and that will one day be realised (again).

 

So true.  Look at what the Richmond report did in Australia.

[Dexlowe]

RIP sweet little one. 

[BobBKK]

Waste of oxygen give her some Nembutal. 

[KhunFred]

I am amazed that they could not find some way to blame this on farangs. They really are not trying very hard.????

[woogoo]

On 3/30/2020 at 2:58 PM, Baerboxer said:

 

She was locked up in prison and then served time in a mental hospital. She was released 7 years ago.

 

Maybe your qualifications out rank those of the doctors, legal professionals, and experts who would have decided this? Or is your PhD in hindsight?

Have you seen the doctors, legal professionals, and "experts" in this country? My 2 year old has better qualifications.