Big Mental Disease

I love our wonderful judicial system. It’s good to know that if you make some wrong choices in life, like multiple rapes and vicious assaults, you can always count on a second chance. And a third one, and a fourth one, etc. etc. What is the point of letting this piece of shit back on the streets. It’s not like he’s going to turn over a new leaf. He’ll probably grab the leaf and rape it.

Evening Herald

Dublin’s most dangerous rapist walked free from jail today — sparking a major security alert in the capital.

Michael Murray (49), who was released from Castlerea Prison this morning, has been described by senior gardai as “extremely dangerous”.

The last time he was a free man, in 1995, he raped four women in just six days in Dublin, and sexually assaulted two others.

The attacks took place in Dalkey, Killiney, Monkstown and Rathmines. He also attempted to strangle some of his victims as he assaulted them.

A bulletin has been sent from Garda HQ to all city stations warning of Murray’s expected presence in the capital, and of the ongoing threat he poses. He has served less than 13 years of the 18-year sentence.

Sources told the Herald that the rapist, who also has convictions for exposing himself to a three-year-old child, is expected to reside in the Smithfield area of the north inner city.

“He received remission for good behaviour but the gardai wanted him detained for as long as possible. It’s hard to think of a man who poses a more severe threat to society.”

He was given 10 concurrent terms of 18 years and three concurrent terms of three years.

Ten concurrent terms of eighteen years sounds very severe indeed. But it just means one term of eighteen years, or thirteen years after good behaviour. ‘Now out you go, Michael and try not to rape. What, you’ve raped again? Uh-oh spaghetti-o’s! Now you’re raping me?! Ah sure, go on and hurry up, I’ve got to get home in time for Coronation Street.’

The same week, another one of these weasel-dicks was put away for a second time for raping an 86 year old:

Mr Justice Birmingham also said McGinley’s raping of his 13-year-old babysitter in 1997 was an “overwhelmingly serious matter”. “It is hard to come to terms with the fact that the same person could be capable of raping a 13-year-old girl and then rape an 86-year-old woman,” he said.

When he was convicted of the first rape the court had imposed a 12-year sentence, with four years suspended. Leniency had been shown in order to give McGinley some hope for the future, Mr Justice Birmingham said.

But McGinley had “spurned” that leniency by raping again.

McGinley sure spurned the leniency. A big ‘must try harder’ across his sheet (Must try harder not to rape).

The sentences handed out are pretty meaningless. You could say the Irish Justice System is raping the law-abiding citizens.

All these uses of the word ‘rape’ will throw up some interesting search engine referrals. And that is, after all, the most important thing at the end of the day.

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