The cure is in the trap-door.
Posted on 05/14/2013 12:25:06 PM PDT by grundle
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) --
A man who beheaded a fellow Canadian bus passenger should be allowed to spend more supervised time in the outside world, his treatment team recommends.
Two psychiatrists taking care of Vince Li at the Selkirk Mental Health Center told a review board that Li has stopped having hallucinations and has been a model patient, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported.
The 45-year-old Li was confined to the center after he was found not criminally responsible for beheading Tim McLean, 22, on a Greyhound bus in July 2008.
Li suffers from schizophrenia.
Dr. Steven Kremer told the Criminal Code Review Board Monday that Li scored very low on several tests for risk of violence, adding there is no evidence he would try to escape if taken on outings to Lockport and Winnipeg.
The board examines Li's condition annually and will make a decision on the recommendation next week.
Crown counsel Susan Helenchilde reminded the board of the magnitude of the attack on McLean, calling it one of the most "macabre crimes" ever committed in Manitoba.
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Vince needed a .45cal 230gr HP in the head; it’s still not too late.
The psychiatrists can take him for nice walks.
He’ll never get ahead in life if he doesn’t get out and about.
Just get some fresh air...perfect cure for chopping someones head off!
That would restore the chemical shortage of lead in his body and make him fit to be with other human beings. An excellent therapy if I ever heard one!
Just because he was responsible for, but was found not criminally responsible for, beheading Tim McLean on a Greyhound bus in July 2008, doesn't mean he'd ever do it again, or be criminally responsible for doing it again.
I think there's a scientific consensus that once a schizophrenic stops having hallucinations, they're pretty much done with beheading people, too.
One other thing? Probably best to keep him off of Greyhound buses, you know, just to be on the safe side. But other than that, he's good to go!
a great idea, actually.
the nice doctors can join him, too
on a neat bus tour to see the world outside the nut house
Heads will roll if this guy ever gets out.
I think the doctor should take him for a long ride on a Greyhound bus.
Fort Smith Ar!
Well they should at least give him a machet’e to really live the out doors!
Yeah, he only murdered a white guy, WTF....
Back in the 80s when I was living in Alaska, some guy had pled the Twinkie after murdering a man and a women. He spent some time in the cuckoo’s nest for “treatment”. Finally, the shrinks proclaimed that he was good to go, back to normal and was ready to be a credit to society and find the cure for cancer. The weekend before he was scheduled to be released back into society, they decided to let him have a weekend “furlough”. He murdered four teenagers in Anchorage while out on “furlough”. I heard he was going to plead the Twinkie again.
They say insanity is doing the smae thing over and over and expecting a different result....
Lock up the Shrinks, they are insane...
There should be a New Verdict: Guilty as Hell By Reason of Insanity.
With the subtitle: “Time to clean the gene pool a bit”...
I think they should start with a few sleepovers at the homes of his psychiatrists...
Certain acts are “Irredeemable” and if insane while doing them so shouldn’t matter to the sentancing.
Zero recidivism, for sure.
I wonder if the good doctors would sign an agreement that if the lunatic kills anyone, they would accept criminal and personal liability as accomplices and bear the penalty? It is too easy for these elitist asses to make pronouncements of the risks everyone else must take while bearing none of the risk themselves.
Dude needs to be EXECUTED....not entertained
The stupidity of Criminal Rights
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