Ralph666
Human Buzzard
Liam Ashley, a 17-year-old, took his parents' car without permission. Instead of punishing him at home, they sent him to remand custody in New Zealand, convinced that it would be a sufficient warning to correct his behavior.
Days later, the young man was transported in a prison van along with other inmates, sharing it with a prisoner classified as high risk: George Baker.
The journey lasted just a few minutes. When the guards opened the door upon arrival, the young man was lifeless, and what began as an attempt to correct a prank ended up becoming one of the most shocking deaths in the country's prison system.
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This case was a few years ago now..
The kid was a fuck up, he liked the attention he got when he was standing in the dock in court.
When his parents would turn up he would smile at them..
The judges would usually give him bail to the family home and away he would go again..
He was the fourth kid in the family, could be that Ma just couldn't be fucked anymore and spat out a retard...
This time when he stole the car, they didn't turn up and refused to take him in, so he went to the remand section of the prison..
On the way there, that's when he was cuffed to that fuck up and Baker killed him, strangled hm with some bashing/stomping added in..
The media glossed over how he got there, rather it was about him being locked up with a full noise fruitcake..
To be fair, it does look like an intentional overlook to think there wouldn't be trouble with Baker locked to anyone else but himself..
The best part is that Baker appealed his sentence of 18yrs, by himself....
He stood up in court and told the judge that the sentence was too long "....because my Mum said it was......"


