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Forest Fan
> If he isn't, he should take the sentence as 'credit' for crimes he
> will surely commit in the future.
You're an idiot.
The victim identified him as the attacker, and the bloke in England looking for love in a foreign prison said he threw a brick at a crowd, not directly attacking the person, or seeing it hit him.
End. Of. Story.
EDIT: Although it would be hilarious if they jailed him too for throwing a brick.
"In the confession, electrician Mr Sankey said he threw a brick at a group of people when he saw a fight."
WTF? Baboon! BABOON!
Shields wasn't even wearing a white shirt that night, not to mention he was never at the scene.
Besides internet speculation and the babblings of a man who thought he'd got away with dashing the brains of a foreigner all over the floor?
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/merseyside/4725495.stm[/URL]
On the one hand you have Sankey pleading his guilt, admitting full responsibilty but just not wanting to go to Bulgarian prison and on the other hand there's Shield's who has always protested his innocence.
The Bulgarian courts weren't interested in the stack of evidence that Shield's was innocent, including hotel records showing he was in his room at the time of the alleged attacks and evidence from friends including photographs at the time, because Shields was snoring so loudly that night.
He looks shifty, and that's good enough evidence for me.
> but could that mean he didn't cause the injuries - maybe he hit
> somebody else (not as seriously) and they haven't said anything
> because they were involved and provoked an attack?
Exactly. The confession of a drunkard means nothing when other (not drunk) people pointed out someone else.