Arthur Labinjo - Hughes Killing

They never released the moors murderers and they were just as wicked.

 

Hindley didn't half try to get out. Evil cow even claimed she'd found * and wanted to work with kids. She nearly got out in 2002 as another lifer took it to court that Home Secretaries and other politicians didn't have the right to extend peoples sentence. Fortunately the * died of pneumonia 10 days before it became law.

 

My experience ( in UK) was the same.

 

Turned the radio off in the car when they started talking about what they done to that poor wee boy. The only good thing is those two will get sorted in jail and with some luck leave in a * box.

 

I would break every single bone in their body given half the chance and i am no way a violent person. But people like this trigger the * out of me.

 

Mu wife started telling me, I can't listen to this stuff the police and social Work should also be done with manslaughter as they new it was going on., so may chances to go in and get the poor boy. Scum of the earth those so called parents don't deserve to have another moment of joy put them to sleep the horrible *

 

Brutal.

 

It triggers that in me too. I'm not violent either and I get disgusted with myself for the way I'm thinking. I know that if I were present in a room when they were being battered senseless I wouldn't raise a word of protest or a hand to help them. Oddly enough that makes me feel bad about me! I couldn't predict how I would react if they killed someone that I loved.

 

The girl has been attacked 3 times already and thats only in remand

 

I would drag both those * to the zoo and throw them into the lion enclosure.

Just enough time to beg for their lives whilst understanding what a true mammal does when it feels its young are in danger.

 

I can't watch them either the pictures are difficult enough .
I don't get why people hit let alone batter kids. At that boys age kids are going to be a bit feral, boystrous and what not. Even at 6 the world is new, experiences are new every day, learning new boundaries and how we act in society. The key word is LEARNING. Punishing a kid that way because the world is magical to them and they only see the beauty in it. My 2 year old can get on my * at times, he isn't being bad, he isn't trying to upset me, he's just very active and trying have fun. Anytime I've shouted at him I feel like an absolute *. How people can go beyond that and torture a child and not feel guilty is beyond me. Why do some people have kids?

 

I know that rhe social workers will get a hard time over this and absolutely people should be held accountable.

What I would add though like most things in society now the resources are threadbare, there's probably thousands of at risk cases like this in every local authority and we don't have the structure in place to protect all these poor kids.

I wouldn't blame the people doing the job, I blame the bean counters cutting stuff everywhere in an ever increasing evil world

 

Totally agree, hard to believe people once thought hitting children was acceptable.

 

What happened to that wee boy isn't a new phenomenon because things have been happening like that for decades. The only difference is that with changing times and social media we're getting to hear about it now. Child abuse has always been there. Yes resources are tight but they can't always have been. What worries me about people doing this job is that like in a lot of organizations they stick together.

If a nurse makes a mistake in front of other nurses they will sell her down the river without a second thought. The code of conduct states that they must seek to always act in the best interests of the patient to prevent any harm. Therefore every nurse knows that if you make a mistake you fess up from the off and let any necessary investigation take it's course. Whistle blowing really is a thing when you have people's wellbeing in your hands. That is not say you wont have bad apples like Beverley Allit. There's undoubtedly Psychos in every walk of life. But it has always seemed different for other professions. Doctors who have a similar code but will always have each others backs....same with the cops and Social Workers. We live in a highly litigious society where people are seeking monetary compensation for every single thing that goes wrong so it's not surprising that those who make mistakes seek to hide it.

As you say there's a lot of other kids out there being maltreated behind closed doors. In most cases when they do come to light and something does happen we generally find that it is because the people in charge of the case failed them. What we need to do is look at how thoroughly they chase these things down. If someone, as in this case, reports that a child is covered in bruises then there should be a system where a nurse and a social worker goes to the house and examines the child thoroughly. Bruising and change in behaviour are red flags and should be treated as such. Also the people investigating shouldn't get to cosy/friendly with the parent when the child is their main concern. There has to be accountability.

 

That last paragraph hits the nail on the head. Absolutley spot on

 

Don't disagree with any of that Jeannie.

The problem is even when reported the wheels move so slow its often too late.

 

Last paragraph is spot on. Heard someone on the radio blaming funds being cut. They were in the boys house fs, there and then just get him out the situation. They must have emergency foster homes willing to take kids in. This has been a failure by people that were supposed to be there to protect him, not by lack of funding.

That's another issue. A massive one. But not accepting that as a cop out here.

 

Don't forget the uncle contacted the police and told them that there was something going on, when the police said they couldn't do anything the uncle then said he would do it himself then, the police then told the uncle if he went around to the house he would be arrested as he would be breaking the Corona lockdown rules!!!

Let that sink in....