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Read Reviews for Broken Prey - John Sandford
by - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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What should we do with the criminally insane? The people who have done such evil that they will never be allowed to leave a secure hospital of jail? There is an argument that we should execute them, why spend money on people who are going to spend all their life in jail and cost us huge amounts of money? This is not the UK way as we have decided that imprisonment is a better form of punishment that separates us from the killers. However, what if these killers managed to influence another? Somehow they got word out to the world and an impressionable mind heard all. Who would be to blame in this instance? The locked up maniac, the new killer, or the lapse security? ... Read the complete review
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