Serious 17 year old sent to Prison by Parents, then everything went wrong

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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.

 

[Smokey_Felton]

They really showed the shit out of that kid. Grade A parenting.

 

[Venture _Capitalist]

 

[SearCutFAL]

The guy who killed him looks Creepy As Fuck ...
Goober kid stuck in a van with Hannibal Lector = Death.

 

[hedgerow]

bad parental decision, but they can enjoy seeing the car keys where they belong now.

 

[Dr Deacon]

This dopey cunt probably resembles you, with that massive Joseph Merrick head & mouth:

That kid won't steal cars again in a hurry.

 

[igotyour40acres]

Top notch parenting right there...

 

[Cantsayforlegalreasons]

Problem solved?!???

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

It was a hard lesson. The kind you remember for the rest of your life.

 

[Death2U]

Yeah bro

 

[DokraOwl]

Man, parents are fucking retarded. That's like finding your son smoking weed so you send him to the jungles of Columbia to live with the cartel and see how miserable they are and then suprized he was found skinned alive nailed to a tree with his head missing.

 

[djdeeds]

Awwww .. they killed the little fat kid from 'Hey Dad'

 

[Bigpotnoodle]

The high risk prisoner was a car sales man.

 

[Shaitan Al Tawakoni]

Shitty, but this was a total failure of the of the guards transporting them. No prisoners should have the mobility to injure another while in a vehicle. And were there no guards watching? Srsly, wtf?

 

[Htos1av]

Shitty, but this was a total failure of the of the guards transporting them. No prisoners should have the mobility to injure another while in a vehicle. And were there no guards watching? Srsly, wtf?

Definitely NOT Florida, here JUST Dept. of Ag chicks carry Glock 40's. In JUST county lock up, your cuffed TO the bus.

 

[Bostonjohn]

Well.... that was a fast ban.

 

[Honest]

Can you say "backfire?"

 

[dessertbunny]

That really taught him a lesson, huh. When really, it taught them a lesson. Will they get charges pressed against them too?

 

[Orange_Squirrel]

Parents will never forgive themselves.
There's going to be a major compensation with this one. Pure, incompetence by just system.
Putting a normal person next to actual criminals is bonkers.

 

[Foreskin Goblin]

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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deserved, or at the very least nowhere near as much of a loss as made to seem.
looked into it a bit more and the kid literally blew his parents car up and dumped it into the sea, then got caught with a bunch of drugs and a knife, THEN stole his parents car AGAIN to commit burglaries in the area.

dude was a certified nigger.

Murder of Liam Ashley - Wikipedia

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Edit: scratch the drugs charge, i misread it, but still, he had a massive rap sheet he only got out of due to privilege from his parents lmao.