Cold Crime

Author : Wong Sir, serious crime
Publisher : ABCNETWORK
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 9 pages
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Download or read book Cold-blooded crime record：British "public enemy" murderer written by Wong Sir, serious crime and published by ABCNETWORK. This book was released on 2019-12-27 with total page 9 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Cold-blooded crime record：British "public enemy" murderer On February 12, 1993, Wienerboth (ten years old) and Thompson of the same age abducted and murdered two-year-old boy Balger in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. The brutal act was called the British "public enemy" killing Commit. The two punched and kicked Barge, lifted a ten-kilogram railroad track and smashed his head with a fish tail, applied paint to his left eye and face, let him eat the battery, and took off his shoes and socks. , Trousers and panties, sexually abusing his genitals, and possibly inserting a battery into his anus, Barge was abused to death. On February 14, police found Barge's body. The extent of the corpse's incompleteness was not even clear to the forensic doctor. In order to cover up the crime, Winnipes and Thompson put Barge's body on the tracks and let the train run over in an attempt to pretend to be an accident, and the evil act shocked British society. When Barge's mother, Ms. Denise, found out that Barge was missing, she immediately reported to the police. The police found the whereabouts of the suspect through surveillance video. The two "school-age children between the ages of 10 and 14" were wanted throughout the city and began to investigate students who skipped classes that day. Police then arrested two truant children, Winnipes and Thompson. Police found the same blue paint on Barge's clothes and blood stains on their clothes and shoes. DNA tests confirmed that it was Barge's blood. The shape of Winabers' toe cap matches the bruise on Barger's face, which proves that Winabers kicked Barger's face in this pair of shoes. Two fingerprints were also found on the scene. Police charged them with murder and abduction on February 20, 1993, and moved them to the South Severton Juvenile Court pending trial on the 22nd. When the police and the judiciary announced the identity of the two to the media, they called Winnipes "Boy A" and Thompson "Boy B". The two became the youngest murderers to be convicted in Britain for 250 years, and judges rarely asked the media to publish their real names and appearances. On November 1, 1993, the Royal Court of Preston formally opened for trial, and nearly 500 demonstrators gathered outside the court to demand a reassignment of the murderer. According to the autopsy report, there were forty-two injuries on Barge, each of which was not fatal, meaning that the victim died from chronic torture. Among them, the victim's head was hit by a fish plate to cause ten bone fractures in the victim's skull. It was found that the foreskin of the battery and genitals had been violently tampered with in the victim population. Police suspected that there was a motive for sexual crimes in the case. Although no battery was found in the victim's anus, the two were still suspected of inserting the battery into the victim's anus. Judge Moran, with testimony and a 20-hour recording of the interrogation, declared that the two had committed "crime and brutality" and that their actions were "crafty and very bad". Therefore, he was convicted of murder, kidnapping and attempted abduction. Winnipes and Thompson became the youngest killers in modern British history. Judge Moran suggested that he be sentenced to at least eight years' imprisonment and that specific actions not to be performed after release, including: not returning to Merseyside where the case occurred for life, two persons not communicating with each other for life, etc., must undergo regular inspections. Shortly after the sentencing, Lord Taylor, the chief justice of the British Supreme Court, said the two should be sentenced to at least ten years. The British "The Sun" solicited 280,000 people to sign a petition for additional sentence, and asked the then Home Secretary Mike Howard, their sentences were increased to 15 years. In 1999, the European Court of Human Rights held that two young offenders suffered "unfair treatment" and should be re-determined. In 2000, the two were reduced to eight years in prison because they performed well in prison. At a parole hearing in June 2001, on the grounds that "the two have not been identified as a threat to the safety of the public", Winerboth and Thompson were released from prison in a controversial voice and lived under falsehood due to security concerns. . At the age of 21, Dr. Susan Bailey, a forensic psychiatrist at the Ministry of the Interior, claimed that looking back at his childhood suspicions of sexual crimes, and comparing him with current ones, he can confirm that he "has no tendency to sexual crimes." On July 23, 2010, Winnipes was sentenced to two years in prison for possession of child pornography, paid downloads and distribution of child pornography. On May 4, 2011, Winnipeg was given a new identity again and was granted parole. On July 4, 2013, the Parole Board of England and Wales approved the release of Winabers, and he was formally released on September 3, 2013. Winabos was released in 2013. The victim's father, Leif, said: "Sooner or later he will be jailed again because of his lust for children, only sooner or later." In November 2017, Winnipeg was jailed for the third time for holding child pornographic pictures. The British official spent five million pounds to return Wenabers to the society. He could take guitar lessons in the prison, spend time decorating his cell, and use a personal rowing machine to exercise. These entertainment activities cost all It is the hard-earned money of taxpayers. He spent eight years in a juvenile correctional institution, costing 1.5 million pounds. After the first parole, the official spent 100,000 pounds a year monitoring him for ten consecutive years. Officials created a fake identity for him, costing 1.5 million pounds, and he spent at least half a million pounds for the second three years in prison. A parole hearing and an expert assessment would cost at least 250,000 pounds. Official records show that the prison administrator spent 24 hours in the supervision of Winnipes and spent nearly 300,000 pounds in 18 months. To avoid being attacked by other prisoners, Winnipes is currently in solitary confinement. Wenneboth's imprisonment three times was a blow to those who have tried to transform him over the past 25 years. The official spent about five million pounds (51.5 million Hong Kong dollars), hoping to get him back into society, and the results will be put to waste.