When former director of public prosecutions suggested mercy be shown to one of Janine Balding’s killer, Facebook lit up against the idea
Our laws should be changed for juveniles aged 14-15 to be tried as an adult for serious crimes. They know right from wrong at this age. Too many juveniles get soft sentences for murder and rape, a slap on the wrist for break ins and violence against others. If they do the crime then they should face the same sentences that an adult would.
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Kim Anderson
I read the interview in the herald with him. A cold, callous recounting of murder with no sense of guilt. Let him rot!
Julie Norris
Yes, they know what they a doing and they know the consequences for doing it. The justice system need to start thinking of the victims and there families and stop being soft on the ppl committing the crime. Do the crime do the time.
Marianne Prendergast
Any person, whatever the age that can carry out such horrific acts to another person (or animal) should be locked up never to be released. They should never have the pleasure of freedom again.
Di Tooley
Let him stay there file was stamped NEVER TO BE RELEASED why should he even be thought of being given release Let him rot along with the other scumbags that killed Anita Coby
Lyn Wall
A life for a life !!!!!!!!! Yes they deserve a life sentence just like their victim!! And their family are serving !!
Buggz Buhlz
Leave him in goal, Janine has no life neither should he
Ann Brown
You know right from wrong long before your 14, leave him in Jail !
