James Bond Star Brutally Killed

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   theirishobserver.posted 13 years ago

   Celine Cawley was one of the Bond girls that starred along side Roger Moore, today her husband was sentenced for her brutal killing. Finally today the criminal case which I have been talking about for some time came to an end. The man who killed his actress wife by smashing her head in with a brick three times was today sentenced to 6 years and 11 months....see full up dated details on my Hub "The Jury Is Out"...

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      Deborah Sextonposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      What a light sentence for murder.

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   theirishobserver.posted 13 years ago

   comments please....

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      manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Not near long enough...for a senseless killing (bashing a womans brain in is an horrific act of unimaginable violence)...get a rope! This sentence is a slap in the face to anyone that was family or friend to this person: Celine Cawley...and does little to protect society...as I doubt...almost 7 years is enough of a punishment for this person to re-think...and rehabilitate himself to keep him from doing something like this again!

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   theirishobserver.posted 13 years ago

   thanks manly for those comments.....he will be released April 2015, due to remission...... people very angry here....he smashed her head in three times with a brick but the jury found that the Prosecution did not prove intent to cause harm... what can you say....

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   theirishobserver.posted 13 years ago

   Deb, they found him guilty of manslaughter...how I dont know but that was the verdict

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   Video Expressposted 13 years ago

   I would have thought I brick would count as a weapon in this case. How would it not cause harm. I agree that is an extremely light sentence for a murder.

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   theirishobserver.posted 13 years ago

   the full details of the case are on my hub "The Jury is out"....but it does not make much sense that someone can use a brick and it is not called murder but manslaughter

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   A Texanposted 13 years ago

   A brick used as a weapon to bludgeon to death a woman is not considered intent to cause harm? I know Texas has been accused of using the death penalty a little too much but this dude would certainly have received it here!

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      Mark Knowlesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Nah - He is white and has money.

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         A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Don't know nearly enough as you think you do, come to Texas and commit a capital offense and see how quick you kiss the baby!

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            Mark Knowlesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

            Don't tempt me.

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               A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

               I'm tempting you! Come on down and try it out, I can take you to a few places and let you express your views and you will get every opportunity to kill someone. Please Mark, come to Texas, drop you off on Telephone road and you can show how Manly you are! After the first 15 minutes your legs will have been shaved and they will have traded you for candy bars! Please Mark for the love of God come show us how to do it.

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                  Mark Knowlesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                  Oh, I have been to Texas. Loved it. I even visited the National Barbed Wire Museum, which has a massive ball of barbed wire outside.
                  
                  I was the third visitor that year. In july.
                  
                  It has some rough places, but I never felt the need to kill anyone. Kansas City on the other hand......
                  
                  I have shown you my favorite French magazine I thought?
                  
                  
                  
                  

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                     manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                     Man... i really enjoyed that "Barb Wire" museum...went i went to see it...I  still have a souvenir piece of 1821 barb wire from there!...you were third visitor for the year?...When I went...I was the first one in two years...to stop in for a visit! Loving that "Soldier of Surrender" magazine

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                        Mark Knowlesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                        The lady in change said she had been "rushed off her feet," and tried to sell me a three years out of date Mars bar.
                        
                        Never knew there was that many different types of barbed wire. Surreal. But great place. I sort of wish I had joined the National Barbed Wire Collectors Association while I was there. It was only $25 and you got a free belt buckle.

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                           manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                           It was an interesting place...a different take on our Frontier History...'cause...barb-wired sure changed many things...! Cool...a belt buckle...really...did it have barbed wire around it?

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                              Linda Faye Knollposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                              Nope. Jock strap.

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               sneakorocksolidposted 13 years agoin reply to this

               You're from France? I'm so sorry that explains everything! Don't worry you've only been brainwashed with liberal-surrender monkey philosophies. I know of a European deprograming center. Now thats funny!

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                  A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                  "liberal-surrender monkey philosophies."
                  
                  That is funny!

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                  manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                  "brainwashed with liberal-surrender monkey philosophies" Your a gosh-darn genius...with that one...sneak!

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                  Linda Faye Knollposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                  As a Jewess, I know of hundreds: Auschwitz not even the worst. That's funny, too.

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         sneakorocksolidposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Oh brother.

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      Linda Faye Knollposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Texas does not use the death penalty enough to suit any number of women SURVIVORS of just such viciousness!! Texas could fry them one a day, everyday -- and include child molesters in the tally -- and that would please at least 20,000 brutalized American and children. All 50 states need to be "dispatching as God's emails" ten times more than they do, and the death penalty should be mandatory in nationwide.

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   StormRyderposted 13 years ago

   I am often shocked by some of the things the courts do and senteces passed to criminals. I read one of a child pornographer who got probation because the judge thought his small stature (5'2") would make him a target in prison.
   He needs to be a target!

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      manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I would really wish I could say this is "unbelievable'...as bizarre a ruling as it was...Why in the world would a judge care more the convicted criminal...than the abused child victim. This is a truly sick case demonstrating that...that judge...is no real judge...and should be judged unfit...to ever be a judge...again!

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      A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I remember that case, some Judges should be shot!

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         StormRyderposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         oops, I spelled sentences wrong
         In a country they say has the best court system I sure do see a lot of disturbing verdicts and sentences. You may be right about the judges Texan..Shoot'em!

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      Linda Faye Knollposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Edmond, Oklahoma, last month sentenced one of their firefighters to ONE YEAR in county jail for child pornography involving a child under 10. The judge took into account his "honorable" career in protecting Edmond from arsonists.

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   resspenserposted 13 years ago

   I think the Daniel Craig 007 should pay the man a little visit.

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    Mamelodyposted 13 years ago

    6 years only?? and he gets to sit in a jail where he can watch telly and eat good food??? seriously the western world needs to learn how to really punish hideous crimes like these..
    
    If this was Saudi Arabia or Nigeria where the Sharia Law rules, this man's only option is to choose which way to die.. either hang him, firing squad, or die exactly how he killed his victim.. you might as well give free candy and check him in the Mariott hotel as that's not paying for such a horrific crime like that...

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       Linda Faye Knollposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       If we had similar laws here then perhaps those from The Middle East and Nigeria who come here to COMMITT their comes would stay home and there would be a few less rapes in America. Too bad those same countries do not deal as harshly for acts of terrorism, including abroad. Saudi Arabia also executes women for committing adultry, whether they did nor not, just based on the word of the husband who usually has several other wives. That country also sends its child molesters to America while employing them at ARAMCO in Houston since, unless they become serial killers (and many do) they won't be prosecuted too harshly. Some are. Most aren't.

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    Urbane Chaosposted 13 years ago

    ...in the old days, people would find a tall tree and a rope for things like that.  String that bastard up and let 'em swing.
    
    Really, I don't know how people can get away with stuff like that.  It shocks me everytime I read about those types of things.

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    A Texanposted 13 years ago

    You haven't seen Texas the way I would show you Texas!

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    A Texanposted 13 years ago

    Where exactly is the barbed wire museum?

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       Mark Knowlesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       The Panhandle. I can't remember the name of the town. That was a weird day. I saw the longest train I have ever seen in my life. It must have been four miles long.

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    manlypoetrymanposted 13 years ago

    McLean, Texas...off 'ol 66...but it has a few more visitors than three a year...I think ?

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    A Texanposted 13 years ago

    Like a good Texan I wouldn't walk a mile to see a pissant eat a bale of hay so I'm damn sure not going to the Panhandle. Gonna have to skip the barbed wire museum in favor of the San Antonio zoo, I hear they got critters there.

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       manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Ok...Texan...but your missing out!

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          A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          Thats a fer piece to go to look at something I can see out my front door.

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             manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

             Yep...8 plus hours from your neck of the woods...at least...guess you'll have to go study a couple strands out at your deer lease...instead...They should be on the web...in this day and time...it was a pretty substantial exhibit...i don't think that museum is history...yet!

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                A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                Thats the problem with being centrally located, but we got us a Round Rock!

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                   manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                   Couldn't believe when i was up in Amarillo...last Summer...and a guy told me it was approx. 8 hours to Austin...dang...Texas is Big! here's the link to that museum: http://barbwiremuseum.com/DevilsRopeMuseum.htm

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                      A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

                      Its 6 to 8 hours out this State in any direction I go from where I am.

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          Mark Knowlesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

          He certainly is. Any way - they got critturs. Mostly dead critturs, but there were critters.

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    A Texanposted 13 years ago

    I can go to Waco and see the Dr Pepper museum, now thats entertainment!

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       manlypoetrymanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       They got some of that Pure sugar cane Dr. Pepper...also!

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    Jumpnessposted 13 years ago

    Almost 7 years!!!!???? Whaaaaa? Isn't that how long the Americans who took Haitian children over the border can go to jail? I think I saw up to 25 years.

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       A Texanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Oh yeah, there was a topic to this thread.

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    shaji perappilposted 13 years ago

    if ur and

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