Post edited 6:01 pm – 23rd January 10 by Graham

I'm sure everyone will have read about the two boys who have received a so called “indefinite” sentence for their horrific torture of two younger boys in Yorkshire. Some of the details will never be revealed because they were so horrific.

Why then have I heard nothing but concern for the perpetrators since their sentence was annouced?

What will they do in detention? What about their education? One announcer corrected himself when he used the phrase “behind bars” by saying: “I mustn't say bars”.

Why the hell not? These under age animals dropped a kitchen sink on their victims. If they were dogs they would have been shot, it is a miracle the victims survived and they should be behind bars to make them hurt before the barmy British justice system even thinks about rehabilitation.

At the moment they will be feeling like little media celebrities with the over the top coverage given to them. No doubt they will have a busy weekend ahead. Three meals a day, a computer in their rooms, TV, all the trimmings that the do gooders seem to think these deprived little lads deserve.

There are just some occasions when the horror of the crime should justify throwing the key away, or more. This is surely one.

Watch out for the copycats, they'll be along soon.

A very wise and considered reply Michael.

I read in the Daily Telegraph the stories about the family life of these two children.

It was horrible, they never had a chance.

They were taking drugs and alcohol when other children at that age were drinking their cocoa.

Their parents were incapable of caring for them and I wondered why the parents were in such a state.

They will need a lot of therapy and will themselves have to realize how wrong their life has been and there are better ways to live.

Is this possible— yes I think so.