Free to a good home: one prostitute (past use-by date, may require assembly)

**jrandom** · 30th March 2012, 19:07

Originally Posted by mashman

in which case it was my sister

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**mashman** · 30th March 2012, 19:09

heh heh

**mossy1200** · 30th March 2012, 19:30

Originally Posted by jrandom

I think his basic mistake was getting one pregnant.

Maybe a lot of blackmail going on?

He should have asked for a refund.She was no longer fit for the purpose he had intended her for.

**tri boy** · 30th March 2012, 19:39

Is it just me, or is this thread bordering totally distasteful.
The lass, (no matter what the reason)was bludgeoned to death, then dismembered. And members here are either trying to be detectives/look clever, or take a cheap shot at a dead woman.

Head banger nailed it.
The gutless little meathead needs a bullet.

**jrandom** · 30th March 2012, 19:45

Originally Posted by tri boy

Is it just me, or is this thread bordering totally distasteful.

I'm a little disappointed that you think it's only bordering.

**short-circuit** · 30th March 2012, 20:02

Originally Posted by jrandom

I'm a little disappointed that you think it's only bordering.

totally sucesstroll

**mossy1200** · 30th March 2012, 20:09

Nothings bringing her back and jokes aside it was gutless and theres no excuse.

If you put your meat anywhere and create life by doing so then your half responsible and need to deal with it in a more constructive way.

**Mully** · 30th March 2012, 20:59

Early on I figured it was spur of the moment killing and then a (clearly failed) attempt to cover it up. Didn't he dispose of some clothing in a building site or some such?

I figured his logic was going to be "oh, she was a dirty prozzie. Took off and left her kid, etc" had he not been discovered.

**jasonu** · 31st March 2012, 05:40

Originally Posted by SMOKEU

If anyone steals my bike then I hope they crash it and die.

Plus one to that sista!
I really wish Sean Ginty from Pukekohe was/has/will be run over by something big and sharp.

**Woodman** · 31st March 2012, 08:30

Worked with a guy once who was a complete and utter emotional trainwreck. The cause of it was his ex wife of 15 years doing everything she could to ruin his life. He would move out of town, but she would find him, he would meet a new lady but the ex would get hold of her and make her life hell as well . She would ring employers and tell them all sorts of stuff about him. The list goes on but the poor bastards life was just fucked because of it.

He told me that he wished he had killed her because he would have been out of prison in seven years. Wasn't kidding either.

**Drew** · 31st March 2012, 09:20

Originally Posted by jrandom

I think his basic mistake was getting one pregnant.

I disagree, I think his mistake was to be so arrogant as to think he could kill her. There is clearly something wrong with anyone who puts that much higher value on their own life, that they can take another.

Originally Posted by tri boy

Is it just me, or is this thread bordering totally distasteful.

Bordering? Fuck no! We are using a very terrible situation to generate entertainment. That aint distasteful, it's down right fucken sick.

A woman is dead, and she was killed in what I suspect is a very horrible way to die. (I've spent time in hospital after a bunch of skinheads jumped on my head repeatedly, and although you bounce in and out of consciousness, being certain you are going to die really fucks you up). Her son is now without the love and support that the very vast majority take for granted every day untill our parents pass away, or we become parents ourselves.

I can see Dans original point, from the article before it was edited, and it raises some valid questions. The only answer I can find for them is this.

No, he probably doesn't represent any danger to society from here on in. However he did kill a person, and now we as tax payers have to shell out something like $50,000 a year for the next 13 years 8 months at least. That $690,000 could be much better spent, in my opinion, on nearly anything that benefits more than one person, who has not forfeited there right to a place in society. Less the cost of however many bullets it takes to put the guy down, and body disposal.

**Drew** · 31st March 2012, 09:25

Originally Posted by Woodman

Worked with a guy once who was a complete and utter emotional trainwreck. The cause of it was his ex wife of 15 years doing everything she could to ruin his life. He would move out of town, but she would find him, he would meet a new lady but the ex would get hold of her and make her life hell as well . She would ring employers and tell them all sorts of stuff about him. The list goes on but the poor bastards life was just fucked because of it.

He told me that he wished he had killed her because he would have been out of prison in seven years. Wasn't kidding either.

So, he thinks his life is so bad now, he could live with the guilt of killing someone in more comfort?

Changing ones name is quite simple, and moving overseas is even more so. For him to regret not killing her, is a sign to me of serious mental illness.

**jrandom** · 31st March 2012, 09:29

Originally Posted by Drew

I disagree, I think his mistake was to be so arrogant as to think he could kill her. There is clearly something wrong with anyone who puts that much higher value on their own life, that they can take another.

I doubt he'd argue in support of his 'decision'. And I don't think arrogance came into it, now that we know more of the story. Sounds like hearing it wasn't his kid was just too much for him to handle. Silly thing is, I bet it actually is his kid, and she was just needling him.

A lack of emotional control can lead anyone down a destructive path. There but for the grace of god, etc...

**Drew** · 31st March 2012, 09:37

Originally Posted by jrandom

I doubt he'd argue in support of his 'decision'. And I don't think arrogance came into it, now that we know more of the story. Sounds like hearing it wasn't his kid was just too much for him to handle. Silly thing is, I bet it actually is his kid, and she was just needling him.

A lack of emotional control can lead anyone down a destructive path. There but for the grace of god, etc...

That dog wont hunt.

You have an ex, and kids with her. I'm sure that she has needled you in the past, (not because of who you are(although I'd get that)) but born of frustration at something. Did ya beat her up for it? Did ya pick up your sons baseball bat and heft it a couple times calculating how many hits it'd take?

Any two people spending lots of time together, will eventually say something deliberately hurtful because they feel hurt themselves.

"She deserved it", is an arrogant statement also, because someone has clearly not considered what they themselves have done to aggrieve the victim and make them push.

I am not proud of the fact that I've been pushed to violence with people I know, but it would never have happened if I had actually tried to see their side of things.

**jrandom** · 31st March 2012, 09:52

Originally Posted by Drew

You have an ex, and kids with her. I'm sure that she has needled you in the past...

Not reeeeeally. Needling isn't her style. She specialises more in self-righteous disdain. But that's beside the point.

And, actually, she and I get on pretty well these days. But that's also beside the point.

My fundamental reason for this thread died when the truth about Callaghan's motivation and the circumstances of the killing came out. I should re-stress that here. It was a mystery when I posted, but the sordid and pathetic details were brought out in court later that day.

I don't disagree with anything you've posted, and I'm not interested in a death penalty debate today, so I really have nothing further to contribute.

Originally Posted by Drew

not because of who you are(although I'd get that)

*chuckle*