The boycott that lied...

**Swoop** · 29th June 2011, 19:26

The entire family have acted in a reprehensible way.

If any of the bastards have anything to say, they should tell the police and judges.

**jazfender** · 29th June 2011, 19:27

If she wants her story told, why doesn't she just release a statement?

Anything that takes a book worth of explaining has to be some Clayton Weatherston shit.

**Ronin** · 29th June 2011, 19:33

Originally Posted by James Deuce

Blind, ignorant hate is the only thing I have left. Also assumptions. I like those. Sweeping generalisations are good too.

There needs to be an app for that.

James Deuce has jumped to 14 conclusions today.

**Headbanger** · 29th June 2011, 19:56

Fuck the money, its a non-issue, Shoot the bitch.

And if the author gets tarnished for his efforts then good fucking job, thats how shit works.

**Hitcher** · 29th June 2011, 20:09

This is a match made in heaven.

Neither party involved is interested in the truth. If Macsyna was, she would have told it during all of the inquests. Indeed she could have circumvented much of the legal saga by fessing up to the Police when they first started asking questions. Everybody in the sorry saga that's otherwise known as the Kahui family knows what happened to the twins. They were systematically abused to death by close family members as yet unnamed.

Ian Wishart isn't interested in the truth either. He's interested in selling books. His last piece of creative fiction about the Crewe murders is a case in point. Just because he's an articulate bully doesn't make what he says or writes truthful or indeed in the public interest. Without having read this book, he's probably postulating that it was either medical misadventure or caused by the investigating Police officer.

The timing of this whole tawdry business is unfortunate, given the enquiry that's currently in progress. The Kahui case is still emotionally raw in the minds of many New Zealanders who believe that Chris and Cru deserved better and who now deserve justice.

**avgas** · 29th June 2011, 20:18

Life's a bitch.
Then her kids die and a book is written about it so the rest of us can vomit a little more.
But that's life.

**Oblivion** · 29th June 2011, 20:34

Originally Posted by Hitcher

This is a match made in heaven.

Neither party involved is interested in the truth. If Macsyna was, she would have told it during all of the inquests. Indeed she could have circumvented much of the legal saga by fessing up to the Police when they first started asking questions. Everybody in the sorry saga that's otherwise known as the Kahui family knows what happened to the twins. They were systematically abused to death by close family members as yet unnamed.

Ian Wishart isn't interested in the truth either. He's interested in selling books. His last piece of creative fiction about the Crewe murders is a case in point. Just because he's an articulate bully doesn't make what he says or writes truthful or indeed in the public interest. Without having read this book, he's probably postulating that it was either medical misadventure or caused by the investigating Police officer.

The timing of this whole tawdry business is unfortunate, given the enquiry that's currently in progress. The Kahui case is still emotionally raw in the minds of many New Zealanders who believe that Chris and Cru deserved better and who now deserve justice.

Why the hell does she need a book to say what has, and should have already been said? If there is 'new' information, then the judges should have known a long time ago, making it 'old' information.

The whole family needs a very good kick up the arse. They are a bunch of lying cowards that are hiding behind each other to avoid the sentence that they know they are going to get.

The babies deserved better than they have been given. They should both go to prison for being party to a crime, and manslaughter for failing to seek medical attention resulting in death.

**Usarka** · 29th June 2011, 20:37

Who writes a book about someone like this and gets surprised about the reaction?

**jazfender** · 29th June 2011, 20:53

Originally Posted by Usarka

Who writes a book about someone like this and gets surprised about the reaction?

The father of a KB member...

**Laava** · 29th June 2011, 21:24

Originally Posted by The Singing Chef

And she has named who that person is,.

So who is it?

**XxKiTtiExX** · 29th June 2011, 21:37

Originally Posted by Laava

So who is it?

But you gotta buy the book!!!

**Laava** · 29th June 2011, 21:40

Dammit, a catch 22! Surely The Singing Chef has a copy and can tell us?

**XxKiTtiExX** · 29th June 2011, 21:53

But that would ruin daddys book now wouldn't it?

**jaffaonajappa** · 29th June 2011, 22:03

Originally Posted by XxKiTtiExX

But that would ruin daddys book now wouldn't it?

Regardless of his personal thoughts, and despite his stance on the issue - TSC telling us what is in that book would be undermining his Dad.
Give the guy a break.
Argue the point, but lets not start our own wee lynch mob that turns on one of its own.