[Busman747]

Originally Posted by cashman

i know its easy to sit here and say things,but if it was a child of mine i honestly wouldn't give a monkeys if it was right or not.

As you say cashman, it is very easy to say but over the past few months I have given great thought into the pro's and cons of revenge.

Within the next month, the guy who caused the death of my daughter just one week before Christmas goes to court! IF he gets off, then I may reappraise my feelings but common sense (at the moment) tells me to accept the law of the land and I hope that the he goes down for quite some time!

The way I view it at the moment is that nothing will bring back my daughter and I am relying on British justice to punish him.

What he has done to me is NOTHING compared with the devastation he has brought on Michelles husband Scott.............

PLEASE all, keep to the thread, This is something I can cope with.......and the discussion is vigilante action..or not!

This has NOTHING to do with child violation but touches on revenge.....



Death crash driver sent to crown court

AN accident that led to the death of a woman returning from Christmas shopping landed a man in court on charges of death by dangerous driving.



The defendent is charged over the death of Michelle Blackledge, 28, after a two-car collision at Wilstead Hill on the A6 in Haynes on December 18.

The 26-year-old is accused of veering into the lane of on-coming traffic.

Mrs Blackledge, of Mill Lane, Clophill, worked as a graphic designer at mknews, a sister newspaper to Bedfordshire on Sunday.

She was driving a Vauxhall Corsa when it collided with a Vauxhall Cavalier. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

It happened as Mrs Blackledge and her husband Scott, 26, were coming home after buying Christmas cards and party poppers for a dinner party that evening. The Cavalier burst into flames just after the defendant managed to get out. Scott suffered various injuries.