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Teenager, 18, who threw boy, 6, from 100ft Tate Modern balcony is jailed for life as judge brands him 'a danger to the public' who 'intended to kill' victim
2020-06-27
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news]
  • Jonty Bravery threw a six-year-old boy off the Tate Modern's viewing platform

  • The French victim survived the 100ft fall, but suffered life-changing injuries

  • Mrs Justice McGowan said Bravery 'may never be released' at sentencing

  • She said Bravery's autism spectrum disorder (ASD) did not explain the attack
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Posted by:Skidmark

#5  This guy, in addition to being autistic, is a psychopathic monster.
Posted by: JohnQC   2020-06-27 19:28  

#4  /\ You beat me to it...was just going to mention that. Media coverage was overwhelming, wasn't it? /sarc
Posted by: Clem   2020-06-27 07:46  

#3  In Minneapolis, the same occurred at the Mall of America about a year ago. The poor misunderstood flinger is now receiving treatment for his white-induced psychosis and should be released soon as a productive member of society.
Posted by: Mercutio   2020-06-27 07:38  

#2  Ah, someone who believes in judging a person for the act committed, not by some adjectival descriptive of their person, aka equal before the law.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2020-06-27 07:35  

#1  Ones attitude toward the death penalty hardens even more.
Posted by: AlanC   2020-06-27 07:20  

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