Excellent vid all the way round @Adrian!! Ur hard work is very much appreciated! Keep up the great work!!💕🌻

I see u💇🏼‍♂️ "got ur ears lowered," as we in the US say, Lol.😜Looks nice.

@@LupusWarriorBreeze I've never heard that but I'm going to use it now :) thank you

Well done! Keep up the great work. Love all of your videos :)

I’d suggest a one second pause at the beginning, a fade in- to get us ready for you and the story. Like you did at 16:30 Love what you’re doing!!! ❤️🐞 “Bug” from 🇺🇸

I'm sorry for your loss

You are a very amazing friend...I appreciate you.

I always wonder where she would be today if she was still around

Sorry for your loss.

Yeah right. You should be ashamed of yourself

Indeed. A little documentary resulting from so much tragedy.

Nice. I never really thought about it like that.

you describing doing housework with that username is somehow wholesome :D

My cat doesn't like your username.....but I do 😂😂❤

Well said pussysmasher

Australia law is realy fuck up,you are right .I live here I know

IKR?! Adrian is pure compassion, class and just the right touch of humor! Love him!

yes and as an Australian watching this I agree

Yeah, I was never into true crime till I discovered this channel. And YT auto play tried to give me other true crime channels as recommendations, only for them to start with absolutely unnecessary and outright disrespectful dramatization and dramatic music, weird video editing effects and whatnot.

Agreed! Love that.

13 years for destroying a family. 13 years? A mother lost her daughter, a father lost his little girl and he got 13 years. The only way these law makers will focus on punishment and forget about rehabilitation is by having these criminals housed in their neighborhood when these laughable sentences are completed

Excellent work, thank you.

word! Adrian gets it so right- he's compassionate & respectful without getting into virtue-signalling or making it about his feelings. i think that's how you know its from a real place, not about chasing accolades. (i mean, I'm sure he likes accolades, don't we all, but I really thunk he's on of the few tcyts who is motivated by more than his own interests)

So true.

Lazy law enforcers assume these men will eventually fear that they'll "run out of luck" and stop, but the opposite is usually the case: They assume that they've been smart or that the law is dumb and that they'll just keep getting away with it...

Yes. The more they "get lucky" the more thrill it gives them. The more they think they are outsmarting or manipulating others the more powerful they feel and the more they want... more.

@@gingerlilyjena7078 Exactly. It's even scarier to wonder too, since so many cops are being found out to be abusers or corrupt themselves, how many times has a cop turned a blind eye or gone easy on a violent criminal not bc they're really that lazy or dumb, but bc they either are doing or would do the same thing and therefore just don't care...

It's disgusting how much women have to do. How we can never feel safe. When I was working late nights in college there was someone in town posing as a cop pulling women over when it was dark, in secluded areas. He even had lights on his car like an unmarked police car would. Since then we are "allowed" to find a populated well let area before we pull over. I think women should always be allowed to have a female police officer present. If a woman has to leave her car. Even then it isn't guaranteed safety, not by a long shot.

You should be proud of yourself! Well done!

@@sarahalbers5555 thank you! And I will be once I start to redeem me of my past transgressions to help others- which obviously will make me genuinely happy to use my past experiences to help as many as I can.

Sorry, did you say your dad got you into drugs when you were about 17?

@@Jade-sc7ne yes. He relapsed into alcohol and I was living with him to help take care of him. And another guy that my dad let live in the house was a huge heroin addict so he and my dad started getting high & one day when I came home from my night classes they had just got a huge bag of heroin and my dad set some up for me and said “it’ll just be this one time”..which unfortunately dumbass me didn’t realize I had just opened the door to a life of heavy addiction, homelessness, jail, etc. So if anyone else reading this comment is starting to or thinking about dabbling in hard drugs like heroin or whatever else..trust me when I say that path will lead to nothing but absolute turmoil.

@@scionixx9568 Congratulations on staying clean! I'll be 4 years this February. Are you on maintenance still?

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Congrats on 25 years of sobriety! Nevertheless, ever heard of full stops?

Incredible. 🎉

@@musickat344 Can I make a suggestion? I am coming from experience. It is a massive undertaking all in one go. Start by telling just 1 person in your family & get used to them knowing & they can help you with the next step of telling someone else. If you love your family & they love you, they will help. One step at a time, day by day. I have been there, its not easy, but you want to stop, thats huge. Good luck

@@lean.2366 Ha! I am truly lousy with punctuation.

That's the weak ass Australian judicial system for ya

@@jesuslovesyou-mattsmith1502 Our justice system here in america is just as bad unfortunately

@@Pancakes4dindin not my state lol, we have the chair still

Liberal justice system unfortunately. Pretty soon California, Oregon, Washington and other blue states would have the same crap system.

@@ru40342 liberals think being nice to literal murders will work when as we all see it just makes them do it again killing and doing other awful crimes, why the hell be nice and lenient to god damn criminals like murders and rapists they will never change

Agreed! Dire Trip is getting up near his 100K mark and I'd really like to see his channel take off as well as it is much deserved.

Right? I remember he didn’t even have 100k and now he’s well PASS that, on his way to 1mil and more! 👏🏽

I agree! He has come a long way and it’s so nice to see the success of someone who does this but at the same time also puts these stories out there and keeps the memory of the deceased alive, as well as sharing the punishment for the dirtbags who committed such heinous crimes. Go Adrian!!

Definitely!! It's pride just like you'd get being a parent and watching your child grow and achieve their dreams. Adrian has done so well in such a small amount of time. It's been awesome watching how he's grown his channel from the beginning. I feel honored being able to watch since almost the beginning.

I have always called him "Mike Light". just because i saw "That chapter first" and they are very a-like and iam shure that a LOT of subs are coming from him. ( but its only a guess) . BUT. there are a reason for the many subs , Adrian are easy to understand ( for non English spoken people ( he speaks clearly, and with no strange accent) and he are straight to the point. (no arrhs ohh,. eehhs) and the case are backed up with pictures. ect. He is just so Darn good. Thumps Up Adrian. best regards from, Denmark /Michael

More likely to hear that on ThatChapter haha, never heard this guy swear yet but a welcome chance lol, nice to hear him speak his mind.

@UCAS9rtFkIjpOK4Ub20hVqqw mike is always calling some guy a piece of shit

I know! Adrian doesn't say that kind of stuff. Mike over at That Chapter is the same. ✌🏻🐱

@@colincampbell7126 Generally, it's 'shite'. LOL. Love both of them!✌🏻🐱

It was the fact he prefaced it with "By all definitions of the term" that got me.

Yeah that really hit me. Its very true.

I got hit with a _damn_ moment as soon as I heard that too. 😦 As an addict in recovery (4 yr 2 mo 🥳), that whole journal entry hit me *hard.*

@@mbr0916 congrats on 4 yr 2 mo!

It really is hard to get away x

As an addict for over 20 years I can confirm just how true this is. I've been clean several years now though. It's a horrendous existence that's for sure, so many completely irrational, stupid decisions. So many times I risked arrest or even death by decisions clouded by the irresistible haze of heroins warm embrace or desperate want of the same. Free now, but with addiction you are sadly never truly free. You always have that monkey on your back/black dog that follows you everywhere you go. That voice in the back of your head encouraging you to just do it one more time........But you know that it wouldn't be just one more time. Others try to understand what addiction must be like, but only another addict truly knows. To others, even to one's self, addiction is an irrational and unfathomable beast.

My condolences to your best friend and RIP Sarah.

So scary. Just out of curiosity, do you know which pub she worked at?

Prove it.

That's really sad to hear, I'm sorry. I hope he's happier now. I'd read about Jill's case too and I'm glad to hear Melbourne and the state of Victoria have tightened up in recent years... as it may just be home to myself one day!

@@CoffeehouseCrime would you upload a Philippines cases

Instead of praying for anyone dealing with it, try actually helping one person. Will make the world of difference.

There's worse things.

@@SamS-uv2ql Well for starters ..You dont know me, you have no idea what i do or dont do to help people within the addiction community. I struggle with addiction myself, i lost my best friend to drugs, ive lost more friends and aquaintances than i can even count so your smug comment was aimed at the wrong person... i do my fair shair i hope you do the same

@@datman3416 I do too. I work at a food bank twice a week and do fundraising for a soup kitchen. Just please out together all the time you would normally spend praying and use it to actually do something. Well done for doing your bit though

10 months sober, longest time in my life

Nope. Just outside. All she felt was darkness inside leading to a dark ending. Keeping it real

A regular druggie, who cares

@@patriciarambert9261 how do you know some's inside without ever getting inside?

Fair play. We did. :(

That made me laugh!!! More shade pleeeeeeease.

Wasn't that awesome? It means so much more, said in such a calm quiet voice.

I had to browse immediately the comment section when i heard him say that.

And calling him an asshole😭😭

Inside and out. Especially inside. Kind hearts like his are rare these days.

@@molleirose lol

He's making money. Don't be dumb.

@@vonkunstspctrvmosa301 but hes doing it in a respectful way unlike Netflix and hulu disrespecting the families of victims. You can make money while also having good and informational intentions.

@@molleirose ur kyewt

Hi the UK " justice " system is shit too.

Victoria's legal system not Australia's!

@@Jerry-oy5oh same fucking same. The country as a whole has an atrocious legal system.

Parole boards are just as wreckless here in the UK. Unfortunately there is no accountability for there poor decisions.

@@ZemuriaScarlet The legal system is atrocious apart from all the other ones we've tried. In terms of parole hearings they are actually significantly different.

Either way it's still a very tragic story.

Mental health services failed Steven James Hunter. Not defending anyone nor saying anyone else is at fault.

The motive was definitely him being rejected by her after he offered her her drug of choice. He wanted to be paid promiscuously and she was not into him. She was young and pretty, he was old and dirty n disheveled looking. He wanted what he couldn’t get after bumming her some drugs n he knocked her off for it. He’s a monster that never shouldve been let out to begin with. Australia’s justice system is pathetic. The worst most heinous murders get a max of 23yrs with parole, including a high profile murder trial I was subpoenaed to testify for the prosecution for in the Melbourne Supreme Court after I became after an unknowing accomplice in the murderers escape to Thailand as I sold him his one way ticket back to Thailand only 5 hours after he had hacked at a Good Samaritan to death in public and was fleeing the country. I owned the travel agency at Melbourne airport where he turned up on his Thai passport to get an urgent one way flight back to Thailand. There were some small odd behaviours by him during my 20 minutes getting him an urgent one way flight out of the country, but nothing that made me think possible murder because being located at the airport we got the majority of urgent travel requirements for immediate same day travel for urgent reasons for f all kinds. It wasn’t until I got a visit at my workplace 2 days later by homicide detectives who interviewed me for 3 hours in a private room and recorded at my workplace. He was extradited back to Australia 5 years later to face the murder trial, and I was subpoenaed to testify which I did, very nervously. In the family and witness green room, protected by my minder to ensure I didn’t disappear anywhere before I was called in to give my testimony on the day about 8 weeks into the trial, I met his the victims mother in the private family and prosecution witness room where media were banned from. I remember asking her if she was also a witness as it was just her and I in the room after a lunch break together with my minder. She then told me that she was the victims mother. I remember the instant shame n guilt I felt in that moment and apologised profusely in tears because it was my actions at work that day that placed him on an urgent one way flight back to his home country as he was travelling on a Thai passport. I told her my regret that I didn’t pick up any signs that made it obvious to me at the time or raise my suspicion, because my actions caused her 5 years of pain and agony after losing her son in a horrific public targeted murder where he was hacked to death, before he was extradited back 5 years later. The fact it took 5 years to bring him back to Melbourne to face justice and that she suffered that whole time with no justice for her son, I felt responsible for that delay in her getting justice for her son. She was very compassionate as I cried whilst apologising to her and said she considered it very brave for me to testify against him at all because not all witnesses were willing to and explained how grateful she was that I was a key witness in helping him receive justice, and not to feel guilty for the 5 years it took to get him back because I didn’t know any different at the time. It didn’t change my guilty feelings for her and her son, but she hugged me tight as I cried and she cried with me only 45mins before I was finally called from the witness green room for my time on the stand that day. She said it was brave and courageous and how proud she was I was not too afraid to take the stand, and just having the chance to express my guilt to her for my part in delaying justice gave me a sense of peace and closure. An amazing woman, and the man got 23 years in prison with parole after 18 years. That’s is about as high as sentences for premeditated targeted murder get for these disgusting heinous perpetrators. I truly wish to God that he had gotten life in prison with no possibility of parole, but that is so rare in Australia that it blows my mind that these people ever have an opportunity to get out ever again. I will never forget the compassion and comfort his mother gave me and the strength she gave me to heal from my guilt for my unwitting involvement in his murder case by helping the murderer escape the country and five years of consistent work by Australian detectives to get him back to Australia to finally get him to trial. I will never forget. I hope his family has found some level of peace now, and if I helped in any of that process, I am proud that I was at least able to do that and play my role in locking this sick murderer up.

At least more than in my shirty country.. In Sweden evil murderers get away with only 10 years. Can you believe it? It's horrible. We can hope that when they meet their maker after death they have to admit to all their sins and get their true punishment.

@@elishh8173 Doesn't bring much comfort to those of us who don't believe in a maker. I wish they'd just get put away for life. A life(time) for a life.

@@elishh8173, sounds like your country and Canada have similar beliefs! What a joke! They care more about the criminals than the victims and the remaining citizens!

hah, same

Love it when that happens. Enjoy

sameeeee

Same here:)

But how do you manage not to fall from a ladder, hit your head suddenly shooting up when you hear an interrogation scene starting/ the announcement of the killers first scatch/ the mentioning of some evidence pics, so you immediately HAVE to look at your phone quickly... I mean I am used to utilise both of my arms/ hands, so I just can't grab my phone fast enough out of a pocket - and likely a) drop my phone (happened before 20 times) or b) the worst case scenario: drop it - but into water - like doing the dishes, handwashing clothes, or even spraying the bathroom surfaces etc... I AM too clumsy to listen to more than lightharted YT content while working at all. Even with Bluetooth on in a 54 sqm appartement is difficult because I night loose the connection at the climax.....

Well Written Autumn. How far from this place do you live? I'm viewing from the UK. How do you mean not very livable? Are you in lockdown? I'm reading bad things in the press about the conduct of Australian police. This is such a tragic case. I hope Sarah is at peace now.

@@stephenalex4345 Thanks Stephen. I lived within 15-20 minutes of this area. Yes, unliveable in terms of our world record breaking lockdowns unfortunately :(. It’s been a really terrible time here for many. There are so many empty shops and small businesses in normally busy areas of businesses that have faced lockdown after lockdown and can’t withstand this one financially. It’s really sad. Suicide rates have increased, and it’s not really reported on. Mental health issues, domestic violence and rates of animal abuse have also increased. We have basically been forced to vaccinate, or face not being able to work or do things like go to bars and restaurants. We had to stay within a 5k radius or face huge fines and have a 9pm curfew. I think it’s now 10kms, but I don’t really pay attention to the news anymore as it is a morbid reminder of the current situation. We still don’t know if we will be able to actually return to normal even if we are fully vaccinated by the end of October/early November. People are really over it. Have a great day and hope the situation is treating you better in the UK!

@@astrid8433 Thank you for replying. That sounds absolutely terrible. So many small, successful family run businesses have been forced to close here in the UK too. Our current situation isn't the same as yours in terms of lockdown, however suicide rates and domestic violence are at an all time high. There is a huge backlog of cancer patients needing treatment too, and nobody is talking about it. As for vaccination, the level of coercion is concerning. They are stripping peoples civil liberties unless they get vaccinated. Here in the UK, the JCVI who advise on vaccinations, told the Government not to vaccinate children, yet the Government are still going ahead with it. People need to wake up. Have you ever visited the UK? Hope you're having a good day.

I have always wanted to visit Melbourne and hoped to live there for a little while. I wonder if i will ever be able to do that, now that the world as we know it has been turned upside down. Anyway, i hope everything gets back to normal soon for you guys.

When people are too lenient because they don't want to "overly" punish people, or bring up cases when the wrong people are imprisoned, these are the victims of that mentality. The justice system doesn't want to take the responsibility so they kick the can down the road and people like this poor girl pay the price of that cowardice.

there are two important ways to end the cycle of sin 1 compassion 2 death to those beyond the reach of compassion realize all emotions have their place and purpose in the world.

I was wondering while watching the video what kind of childhood he had that made him become like this

@Andrew Lucks burner account Madara? He is a bear. He listens to no one except Akakabuto, an even bigger bear.

Yah, i agree 100% @ Ashley Sovilla. 💜

@Andrew Lucks burner account No he didn't. He died from being impaled in the mouth with a giant stick by Gin and Akame. Meanwhile, Akakabuto only died after Gin beheaded him with the Zetsu Tenrou Battouga, his family's special attack. Akakabuto was the strongest bear ever. He even had to be weakened first by a whole army of dogs before Gin could kill him with the Battouga.

Although sometimes you have people who had a relatively good childhood who still turn out bad. Sadly, I have a family member who falls into this category.

@@riggs20 not too good not too bad is where it's at, spoiling your kids don't help, nor does beating them everyday for getting a B+

It actually means nothing. A lot of human had awful upbringing… do they kill, abuse or r*pe others? Nope… most of them are the strongest amongst our societies and lead the path to better ways. So many psychiatric and psychological studies regarding killers and other criminals proved this to be wrong.

@@solarose7820 however, most people who are violent in these ways have been deeply traumatized by their family or by society in some way. Just because not everyone with a traumatic childhood ends up violent doesn’t mean it doesn’t contribute to others becoming violent.

@@solarose7820 what studies are you talking about? There are also many many studies and much research that proves violence begets violence.

Also want to add, I don’t believe people like Stephen will ever change. Really upsetting that Sarah never got the justice she deserved.

Thank you Wendy!

I think about the city and my friends there every day, if I'm honest!

@@CoffeehouseCrime - Adrian, your work shines through the darkest of places. You do not even try to, but you bring life into all the cases you have covered. I've been binge watching your videos and now i feel like i am commenting way too much. If it seems that way, i apologize...but i can't help it. I have actually watched most of the content you have created - be it on 60 minutes Australia, Dateline, 48Hrs, The First 48, HLN, Snapped...the list goes on and on, but you, Adrian, bring such life into these stories/content and it is such a breath of fresh air. The way you tell the stories. Your intonation. The words you choose. The genuine and thoughtful research you do before airing these jarring yet important stories/lessons to be learned. Simply amazing. You are AMAZING. Thank you for all that you do to put together these stories. I am sure the victims' families appreciate your content as much as we the viewers do. Where in the UK do you reside?

Shame that woman had an English accent, which I'm pretty sure Sarah didn't have because she was Australian...

Thanks Victor!

Mondays and Fridays, I think.✌🏻🐱

He didn't even pause in that delivery! ✌🏻🐱

Congrats on being clean for so long. I lost a cousin to addiction and overdose. It's a disease.

Thanks you!

Yah, Adrian You seem Like a Very Decent Bloke. That deadpan delivery of Yours is Stellar. Ah, Sarah, so naive sweet little Lass. People are so ugly Some of them anyways May that babygirl RIP. 💜

Australia has very ugly, corrupt, heartless legal system . what kind of society would want a killer on the loose? only sick people with no empathy would do that.

@@gucci3541 aka liberals

@@howdareyouexist yep Australia so liberal that they give criminals a slap on the wrist.

In my country you will get instant death penalty if you commit murder. The crime rate is extremely low here I hope other country's follow this law system.

It's weird how so many Americans so damned ignorant about the world outside their country, Jesus.

Yet everyone focuses on the US I guess it’s a real shocker to people that this can happen in their back yards

Oddly enough, there's more probability that these crimes in the US will get a harsher sentence than some of our counterparts. Our justice system is still imperfect, but small blessings I guess.

There is no reality in which the justice system catches every criminal every time. If that's your expectation, every justice system ever created will always be broken until the end of human civilization.

Yes! He should be able to at least get accessory to murder if he knew that I think

Good point.

True, I dont understand why he wasnt punished for it. It disgusts me, he is just as guilty as Steven imo

Absolutely tragic and crazy that Chris was never prosecuted for anything. He hired a convicted murderer (he had to have known he was at least an ex-con if not a murderer) to intimidate and stalk Sarah. How is that not illegal?!

Have you ever been here or are you aussie?

I thought the same.

I imagine there are probably dozens of reasons why those things might be bought together. It’d be pretty hard to operate a system like that without it being overly bloated.

Censors the word shit, but says fuck without problems

Victoria is the worst followed by NSW.

Danielle kirsty and Annie Elise (10 to life) are two other really good channels. Your top three you listed are my top three as well so you should really like those also.

She was probably repeating the rehab center's pitch....

@@cappsginny699 which isnt bad if it works for you

She never "was" the person she said she wanted to get back to... she was merely a screwed up female who was a hardcore addict, and who really didn't want to stop, she knew her triggers and one was Chris, yet she kept going back to him, he was her dealer.... and who is that child she has with her in the liquor store? So she decided to do crystal meth with Steven instead of going to rehab...! She was not a victim...

@@AnneOhn123 The woman is dead, have some compassion. She made mistakes, but no one is perfect. She is a victim- she was fucking _murdered._ No one deserves to die like she did.

@@AnneOhn123 I understand you applying righteous morals to this situation. She is however a victim, she was murdered and that legally entitles one to a victim card quite literally. Yet I was not talking about her being a victim, assuming her reasons or judging her moral compass. I don’t know how many factors played here aside from this surface level story, when there are drugs involved it is fallacious to argue that she was making clearheaded decisions, attacking her true character regardless of how appalling those acts were. Sobriety is a life long journey and hers was cut short . I simply commented on her diary entry. I thought it was great. They made me have self observation, I will definitely be a bit more kinder to myself.

Damn it’s almost like America knows what’s up with these monsters

Ridiculous

It's the same in New Zealand. Killers are walking around freely.

In Korea too. Gang rapers would just go away without any kind of prison term because they are underage. Underage murderers gets 2 years jail term and that is it. Their record would be removed later. Pedo that raped and tortured 8 y.old is already out of prison.

she is partially responsible for what happened to her. Her decisions led her to being with these types of garbage men.

@@edison_a637 stfu victim blamer

@@edison_a637 No, the fault is 100% with that man. What a terrible thing to say. It's not ok to murder for any reason. His fault his fault his fault.

@@Ocyla Yes he is responsible for her murder! But let’s not live in la la land where she bares not responsibility for what ultimately ended up happening. Her actions and stupidly opened the gate for what eventually became her own demise even though he is 100 percent at fault for killing her

I think there's a good chance he didn't word it like that. Something more like "hey your ex asked me to stalk + intimidate you and I wanted to warn you about what he's up to". I mean he's attracted to her, it follows he wants to gain her trust. She may have never known the real reason he didn't stalk her.

OMG THE FUR BABY!! WE SHOILD GET A FUNKO POP MADE OF IT xD that way we can never worry again!!

My top you tuber for true crime is Mike from That Chapter. He posts every Monday and Friday. Never misses and is very entertaining. He always makes fun of the killers.

Mr Ballen is good

@@RonnieMG I like his unsolved mystery stuff better than his true crime stuff but yeah his channel is pretty good too.

Lost its title after being the city with the longest lockdown in the world

@@jackromeo5258 Well I can't argue with that haha lockdowns suck but I'm speaking mainly in pre/post lockdown times (sorry for the lack of clarity). It does go to show, it took a global pandemic and the harshest lockdowns on Earth to take that title away from the city. We have it pretty good otherwise and I still love this place.

@@MindSociety sounds like you were allowed to keep your job. lol.

@@theresekatie4841 My only job is running my independent filming business so I kind of have to keep it lol. It hasn't been easy at all taking such a big financial hit and losing a ton of work. I've had to adapt and make a lot of changes as well to my work and overall lifestyle. I'm not saying things are easy or even going well and there are people that definitely have it way harder than me but this place is still my home and I love it. Hope you're doing well.

It's a police state now, nothing at all to be proud of. If it could get like that so quickly, then the political climate there is terrifying.

This is what happens when you defund the police

It will happen again. And again. Until time's end.

EXACTLY WTF

@UCUiQyIqtXxH9FOJ-iVk9cUw you are an idiot. This isn’t even the USA. Go back under your MAGA rock.

@@PD-we8vf ironically, defunding the police might have actually helped in this case.

You should check out That Chapter. Mike does a lot of unusual cases, also. I follow Adrian, Mike, Mr. Ballen, Bailey Sarian and Ask a Mortician. I always have a choice for good content with them!✌🏻🐱

@@PhoenixLyon Thank you, I will defo check them out x

If Sarah is a not a horrible person and an adict.. She could have been still living today. I have to say it's her fault as well for being a recursive adict.

@@valcrist7428 you are the horrible person m8 🤮

Imagine killing someone who is gone from existence forever and you can just resume your life and do what you want after only 13 years....

Of course 13 years. That's quite the unlucky you know. His lifetime of bad luck was punishment enough.

Oh, I've ALWAYS believed that parole should be abolished for all crimes, but particularly for murder and rape/child molestation. Personally, I think all murderers should spend the rest of their life in gaol, only being released upon their death, and every other crime they should serve the maximum sentence that can be given for the crime committed. Good behaviour should be rewarded with improvements to their current life in gaol. If they don't comply to rules, they lose whatever they get rewarded for their good behaviour. Gaol nowadays is more like a cheap/free hotel.

Rope.

I always thought life in jail. Was until you die that's life. Oh well I'm a little nieve then