Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "48 Hours" channel.

  1. Let's see who comments before they've even had time to watch the video.
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  2. I didn't know sperm had a conscience.
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  3. There were no photos. She just said that there was.
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  4. Why?
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  5. She wasn't a bit convinding from what we saw of her trial.
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  6. She's a female. They get lighter sentences.
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  7. She was a female. Hence the lighter sentence.
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  8.  @cutie4766  They should have got a forensic lip reader in to retrieve as much of what she said as possible.
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  9. She can't be retried due to double jeopardy. This is something which has been abolished in other sensible countries. Although, even then significant new evidence has to surface. The only point now is to sue her for the death, with a civil law suit. There the burden of proof to prove culpability is lower.
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  10. Is selling your body for money, ever justified? Surely, there must be an alternative. Most people just have a normal job.
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  11. This one's doing the rounds.
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  12.  @0c5d1r6  There's always a few who reply before they could have watched the whole video.
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  13. These two should have at the very least been charged with child neglect. Also, £15 million spent by the British taxpayer, on a crime which didn't even occur in the UK. Utter madness!
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  14. What? She'll be out in fifteen years. If it was a male he'd die in prison.
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  15.  @patrickdowling9794  If there were other accomplices, how could this be hidden?
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  16.  @KittyGrizGriz  No, but why actively put yourself in very dangerous situations in the first place? Then this isn't going to happen.
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  17.  @Pippi-Longstocking  In the UK, it's technically illegal to pay for sex, but legal to sell it. This seems a better solution, as it puts the possibility of being prosecuted, on the men who buy it.
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  18. Hell doesn't exist, but life in prison does.
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  19. The Common Law system has trial by jury in such cases. Although, that does mean being judged by your peers, no matter how ignorant they are, especially of the law.
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  20. Angels aren't real.
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  21. Broken keyboard?
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  22. She's a female, they get treated more lightly.
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  23.  @nancychandler3673  I commented about commenting. There is a difference.
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  24. Try having a safer method of making money. Meeting strangers is never a good idea.
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  25.  @praxym9293  Females get more leniency than males. It's sickening to see.
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  26.  @ed0078  It most certainly does. Why risk your life for "fast" money. It just isn't worth the risk. You're a greater target, because often nobody notices if you disappear. Perpetrators take advantage of this. They also see you as less than human, which gives them a false justification for what they do. They may almost feel that they're doing a service in some how "cleaning up" the streets.
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  27.  @KittyGrizGriz  "Is ‘buying’ a women’s body ever justified??" You obviously don't know much about the male of the species.
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  28.  @KittyGrizGriz  "You have no idea of the living conditions~situations these young people were under". As I said, why not get a job like most people do. Selling your body, is a proven way to come to a sticky end.
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  29.  @MrC9Oh3  thing so?
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  30. "literally"? She either did, or she didn't. Which is it?
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  31. Yep, she'll be out in fifteen years. If it was a male, he'd die in prison.
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  32. @ When you use all caps, where is there left to go?
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  33. Ridden hard and put away wet.
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  34.  @6kat103  "Trump doesn’t know what town he’s in, says Biden will start WW2, and thinks he beat Obama. Please." Try writing that in English.
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  35.  @LuxMundiLR  That's a very kind definition. Considering what they were doing for money, and putting themselves at risk with strangers.
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  36.  @maricamaas2326  It's outrageous. Something must be done to stop this vile trade.
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  37.  @cig35661  It's widely known that Muricans aren't always the sharpest tool in the box. For instance, the US is 146th in the World for literacy, just behind Zimbabwe and Zambia. However, trial by jury is something inherited from Britain under the system of Common Law. The right to be judged by your peers. The alternative is to be tried by a Judge or panel of Judges. Though trial by jury, isn't going away, any time soon. In the 12th century, Henry II took a major step in developing the jury system. Henry set up a system to resolve land disputes using juries. A jury of twelve free men were assigned to arbitrate in these disputes. And this is still what operates today.
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  38.  @macysondheim  What's an "escort"? Not a very descriptive term for their "job".
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  39.  @chonqmonk  It certainly is.
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  40.  @KittyGrizGriz  Even some judges in the US treated "escorts", with the same contempt as junkies. They didn't even consider them as human. That should be of more concern, than someone's personal musings.
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  41.  @KonwTheTrut  "devistates"? You can't even copy someone else's correct spelling.
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  42.  @Pippi-Longstocking  "A survivor was kidnapped as a child and sold into slavery." That's the exception, not the rule. Most are adults when they start selling their body. OK, it might sometimes be just to feed a drug habit. However, everyone is responsible for their choices in the end.
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  43.  @KittyGrizGriz  "And the men~customers could buy a blow up doll. A win~win situation." No, it's a pin-pin situation. Those dolls pop easily.
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  44.  @KittyGrizGriz  If you're addicted you need to get help. After all, when it comes down to brass tacks, nobody but you is responsible for the choices you make in life. Just say no.
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  45.  @ephajanke3242  Since when was putting yourself in harms way, a smart thing to do?
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  46.  @ephajanke3242  "Didn´t you talked about". It's "talk". The jobs I mentioned, are the ones that built America. Especially, the industrial centres of the North. Coal and Iron production, where the two most important components in industry. They were essential to build things and make goods. The working conditions down mines, and in factories were terrible, and many died in accidents. Or had short lives due to industrial diseases. These were the people who did the hardest jobs. Those that were needed to build the USA. I have no idea what you're talking about in relation to the modern day.
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  47. It was religion which caused this, and you want to talk about your supposed god?
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  48. Yep, your daily fix of depravity has just been delivered.
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  49. You invoke religion, and yet religion was responsible for this. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  50.  @mariakelly90210 OK, so we got two things clear. Firstly, what you wrote was a ridiculous pile of nonsense. And secondly, you obviously don't care about the death and suffering religion causes.
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  51. Well, that's religion for you.
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  52.  @lauraarcher1730  Sperm are heroes in a half cell. Remember, every sperm is sacred.
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  53. Prayers. Isn't it a bit late now?
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  54. You invoke religion, when religion was the problem. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  55.  @jameslomenzo1139  Demons don't exist, and in case you were wondering, angels don't either.
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  56.  @jameslomenzo1139  Good for you. Personal accounts do not count as evidence. You might have imagined it. The human brain is easily fooled. To be credible, any sighting has to be replicable. That's how proof works.
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  57. No sh!t, Sherlock.
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  58.  @Clovis_Rose  OK, so the "literally" is superfluous and ambiguous. At least you don't us "like", in every sentence. Or do you?
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  59.  @Clovis_Rose  No, I'm not confused. I can see perfectly, when "valley girl", type language is being used. And it grates on the ear. Why can't people speak like they would write. Imagine writing an essay, where "like" is included in nearly every sentence. It seems to have infected many, mostly American females. There's whole websites devoted to the slang and its usage.
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  60. Well, that's what religion can lead to. This isn't the only case, and it won't be the last, whist people believe in ridiculous myths.
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  61. Maybe, you should leave religion and your god out of it. It's already left enough wreckage in this case.
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  62. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  63. "back to heaven". And you bring up religion, when religion was the problem.
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  64. Are you sure about that? Wasn't jezus the ultimate zombie? “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  65. Prayers?
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  66. "RIP sweet angels!". It was religion that made them do this. So the less reference to religion, the better.
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  67.  @georgewagner7787  There was a lot of religious terminology used in this case. The bible is littered with such backward words. It's the cornerstone of religious belief. Do you think rational thinking people believe in any of the nonsense pushed by such old books?
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  68. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  69. Prayer never helped anybody.
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  70.  @MrGrumpyGills  Correct, Grumpy.
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  71. "sing with God's angels". In case you weren't aware, religion is what caused this. The less reference to god, the better.
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  72. Lynn was ill. It could have been a mercy killing?
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  73. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  74. Well, that's what religion can lead to. This isn't the only case, and it won't be the last, whist people believe in ridiculous myths.
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  75. She wanted him out of "her" house, as she said. Luckily for her she wasn't male.
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  76. Why wouldn't she?
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  77.  @MrJuan051996  "100bc years"?
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  78. Does watching violent crime, put you in a good mood?
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  79.  @ATy-b3p  Who said it puts you in a good mood? It's like a car crash. You know it's wrong, but you can't help looking.
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  80.  @ATy-b3p  So you were just calling me out? What about all the other people watching this stuff. Wasn't I the one who criticized people watching it, because it put them in a "good mood". Seeing others at their worst from crime, is hardly something to get pleasure from.
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  81. "the devils work". Nah, just religion doing what it does best.
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  82. Prayers. Isn't that a bit late?
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  83.  @6kat103  So you think Slow Joe, knows what he's doing, do you?
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  84. It wasn't money, it was religion. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  85. Of course she did. She was a crook.
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  86. Yep, its amazing what religion can make people do.
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  87. That's religion for you. Causing death and suffering since humans invented it.
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  88.  @glorianwaziki3545  "Defense lawyers have a special place in help". They help themselves all the time.
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  89. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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  90. “With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.” ― Steven Weinberg.
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