Bain, what's the answer going to be?

[Mom]

Do you think another 5 will actually be enough? I am not so sure, we are such a diverse bunch, I think 7

[NighthawkNZ:Me]

Do you think another 5 will actually be enough? I am not so sure, we are such a diverse bunch, I think 7

I was thinking around 10 more... or an even dozen

[smoky]

You guys are unbelievable;

Not only are guessing, but the way you arrogantly come on here and presume that your superior knowledge and intellect alone can see right thru this sham and you know he's guilty, it just shows how self absorbed you are.
After 3 months presenting investigative evidence from; 4 trials, Privy Council ruling, two books and hundreds of police hours - the jury and most sane people realise there just wasn't enough evidence to find him guilty
Yet you think your reliable sources (the media?) have feed you enough to make the call all by your self.

What a load of utter bollocks

[Skyryder]

I thinkthe Bain threads are becoming the bane of KB.


Skyryder

[Taz]

Who's this Bain?

[smoky]

...the fact there was one weirdo left from a weird family and prison was the easy way to solve that problem.

Some truth in that sentiment


But I would like to give you another view of David Bain;

He grew up in a very talented musical family, you may know of the Tremworths - Hamilton County Blue Grass band, thats his auntie and cousins, talented people.
His family started to implode while he was a young teenager, mum & dad should of separated but instead they waged a loony war with each other, they were weird all right, each claiming the other was possessed or a witch, using the kids to get at each other.
David rejected these games - he left home, but returned for one reason; to try to help his siblings thru all the crap - hence his close relationship with his sister. We all know where she ended up in life.
David had some good friends from high school, from his operatic society, a few mates who he rode motorbikes with as well. Even a girl friend or two.
He may be tall and gangly, is ears could do with pinning back, very unfortunate choice of jersey to be seen in - but he wasn't the only one to be wearing them back then.

He wasn't weird, he wasn't isolated, he fitted in well in social circles, a lot of people knew what his family life was like, and admired the fact he was strong and held it together for his siblings.

I've been impressed with him since he's been out, at how balanced he still is considering what he's been thru.

[Blackshear]

First thread I've actually looked at. To find out it's not someone with the same get-the-fuck-over-this-useless-media-cow mindset as myself.

[sil3nt]

I reckon the family cat did it.

[TLMAN]

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[oldrider]

Still five unsolved murders to deal with, are they now simply to become dust under the mat?

Surely the police can't be allowed to just walk away from that!

Law enforcement, Justice and corrections in NZ is a shambles!

Lawyers and their ilk have turned it into a circus! (IMHO)

It is they who perform and applaud each other and it is they who reap the major benefits.

Meanwhile, the tax payers act as compulsary sponsors to garantee their lifestyle remains in place completely unfettered!

One needs to look no further than the Bain case and associated costs for an example.

[James Deuce]

It was the Colonel with the lead pipe in the library. FFS.

[Murray]

Some truth in that sentiment

David had some good friends from high school,

And as stated in this mornings hearald he shared with one of them how he could use his paper round as an alibi, and how he wanted to rape a jogger he fancied.

Not allowed to be presented in court though as may prejudice his case???

[Big Dave]

It was the Colonel with the lead pipe in the library. FFS.

You haven't got a Cluedo.
All I've read is the headlines. But that was plenty.

[Elysium]

In reply to ManDownUnder, no I think we need more threads!

[Cheshire Cat]

yaaaay!!!!!!!!!!!!