SSS02 | Wife-killing Taxi Driver | Sixty Second September 2009 | Myles Dyer

This story provides an interesting dillema of our rehabilitation system: If criminals are never to be allowed to rejoin society with a new start once their sentence is carried out, then does that make the process of rehabilitation become useless?

News Article: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8233750.stm

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[lindsaylou04]

I don't know. How do we know he's a changed man? Can a man change? After all, he didn't shoot or stab his wife; he strangled her. What's the difference? Seconds. When you pull the trigger out of anger, there is no time to change your mind. When you strangle someone it's slow. Moments will pass where your mind says "stop.", but you say "no." This makes me question his character. With that in mind, I wouldn't want to be the unlucky person to ride in his cab.

[eminemfloop2695]

you don't get a second chance for things like murder. once you ruin your chance, you don't get another. that woman didn't get a second chance at life why should he if he was the one that took her's away? in taking her life, he had to give his. it's as simple at that.

[urtalking2me]

yes he should . I am 99.99% sure he will not kill any customers unless they piss him off like his wife did :)

[FloraJay]

@inneintuition I really don't see how that is relevant to this video?!

[affenonkel]

My mother was a paranoid schizophrenic for many years and episodes. It is a disease that can be treated. In my opinion there can't only be one scheme for rehabilitation because how a criminal is treated after he served his sentence depends on so many different aspects about the committed crime and the circumstances.

[leeboysouth]

Funny its still just SSS1 here in America! Like the videos though!

[littlemisspoppiepie]

has he recovered from sciterfrenzer (sorry bout spelling) ?? we dont have all the facts

[lufferz91]

Do you understand what a mental illness is.

There's a difference between a psychopath and someone who is mentally ill when committing the offence.

[ELLtheBAG]

you just wouldnt want him taking you home late at night. not because he wouldn't be able to control himself and would rip u to pieces. but once someone kills someone it takes a part of tht person. and i think they can never be excepted as normal and also the convosation would be shit

[TheBrananna]

sweet

[TzernohSyeme]

I'd let him drive, cause paranoid schizophrenia is a type of disease based on a chemical imbalance in the brain which can be regulated my medications.

If there is a person to see he's taking the meds, I don't see a problem with his driving.

[emptybliss2]

He's not talking about fucking soldiers! He's talking about i mentally ill man that killed his wife! Obviously there's a difference between killing someone in war than killing your wife! Where the fuck are you getting this soldier thing from?!