Bobby you would have every right to feel like that if it was your child. I would feel exactly the same if it was my child or grandchild. However, I'm not talking as a parent of the child, I'm talking from outside the situation looking in. What could have been done, to save them poor parents and child the traumatic events they have gone through, and will continue to go through in the aftermath. I've also already stated, he will spend the rest of his life in Broadmoor, I've not attempted to lighten his sentence in anyway. My point is his condition was known, he had told his carers what he was going to do, yet nothing was done. It should also be noted, that since we have come out of lockdown, we have seen high levels of unprecedented violence on our streets, should we lock them all up to, or do we look for the cause and what we can do to curtail it from happening again. Generally that involves spending money, and actually taking the problems seriously, but we'd rather spend the money on rebuilding peoples destroyed lives, and highly expensive medical bills, to keep those affected, either a live or physically supported in the aftermath. That's not counting the cost of the trial at the old bailey, police investigations and the cost of keeping this guy securely in Broadmoor, the whole system is arse about face. False economy.
