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Not without going to immigration. There is no mention og going to immigration in the OP.

I mostly agree with your assessment. There was certainly something eating away at her.

Unlikely she is either. Outside of her hospital life she had a good circle of friends, good family relationships and good working relationships. There not any reports from any experts of her showing sociopathic ot psychotic tendencies. She could be narcissistic. Seeking sympathy or attention. Making her working life look difficult in order to gain acclaim for doing such a great job in the face of heartbreaking events.

Not really. People being nice to each other doesn't make a gripping headline. We usually only get to hear of evil goings on. Example : There's been a media frenzy in UK about the baby killing nurse. I've not seen any articles about the thousands of other neonatal nurses that are doing well taking care of babies in hospitals.

Yes, I do. From work experience. I admit I should have specified, to save confusion, that I was referring to the category of prison she will go to, initially for many years. Of course, many inmates go through the prison system and end up in category D prisons, which is a far easier life as they are designed as a last stop prior to release.

You have that the wrong way around. Life in a secure hospital for the criminally insane is a lot easier than that of life in prison. She didn't make any suggestion of being mentally insane, neither did her defence. Therefore, she was not institutionalised.

I know. However, as usual you take a topic, in this case a sad and heart wrenching topic, and try to drag it down to your political bun fight level. Ridiculous. Sad.

I'll let you run around in circles yourself on this one.

I didn't say there was..

Appeals? Only if there is strong, new evidence that could show the conviction to be unsafe. There are only 71 prisoners in UK serving a whole life tarrif. If the death sentence was in effect in UK, that can be appealed. Prisoners would still be kept alive for a very long time while awaiting an appeal or execution date. As an example, there are over 2000 inmates on death row in US. Only 11 executions last year and only 7 so far this year.

Not exactly. She was actually given 14 whole life terms. Not that it matters s she will spend the rest of her life in prison. Rightfully so. Had she pleaded guilty and played the mental health game, she would have had an easier life in a hospital for the criminally insane. The arrogance, that had been brought up by witnesses in the case, got in her way it would seem. There are investigations in the pipeline. The decision as to be made as to statutory or non statutory. Government ministers are pushing for statutory and fast. They want answers. She will. She will be offered the option to stay under 23 hour lockup and NONCE exercise for her own safety. As a baby killer she will be a target. It will be in her own interest to accept the offer.

No. The evidence is there for all to see in your posts. No need for further back up

Careful. You are about turning so much, you'll bump into the back of yourself.

When I say not " lucky" I mean the difference between getting to know your potential wife very well before making commitments and not. Many times I've seen expats come to Thailand, especially Isaan, and within a year they are married, brand new car, big house built or being built, wife wearing gold, etc, etc. Surprise surprise when they get asked to leave with only the shirt on their back. Or surprise surprise when it turns out wife is already with someone and it was all a plan. My, now, wife and I were together for 3 years before any commitments were made, both by her and me. We'd both met each other's family and got to know each other. That's not "luck". It's common sense.

I wouldn't say " lucky" per se.

You can judge a c̶o̶u̶n̶t̶r̶i̶e̶s̶ person's morality by the way i̶t̶ they treat animals .

You are suggesting I'm lying. That's defamation right there. You are also defaming my wife and family. Without knowing me, knowing my wife, knowing my in laws, knowing my relationship with them....you have no case. As an example, I am not an older foreign man. I met my wife, whilst teaching in Isaan, when I was 30. We've been married for 23 years. I'll let you do the maths. I had 8000 (eight thousand) baht in the bank when we met. What we have now we have accrued by both working hard for our future. By all means have opinions. However, don't accuse me of lying to satisfy your own agenda.

I'm very correct. However, thanks for admitting you were wrong with your initial assessment. Shame you didn't think about that previously, prior to it being pointed out. Never mind. It's a start.

I still don't understand your point. You suggested he justified the killing with his religious beliefs. I jokingly pointed out you were therefore at loggerheads with Chomper. It obviously went over your head.

Done. Now what?

Are you not listening to Chomper? According to him the reasons for the attack are, as yet, unknown.

No. He didn't accuse you of that. Selective reading strikes again.

Sarcasm?

BMI is generally flawed. As an example, almost all of the current 33 man England squad for the upcoming world cup are deemed obese because of their BMI readings. These are elite athletes, some of whom play a full 80 minutes of a full contact sport some using pace in the region equivalent to 100m in under 12 seconds. Obese? Really? Under BMI guidelines, current Pole Vault world record holder, Olympic Champion, World Champion and European champion Mondo Duplantis is warned of being watchful of being overweight as he is only 1kg below limit. It's laughable. I am 175cms and have been told by Doctors my weight should be in the region of 82kgs, ignoring BMI and using medical experience. BMI is usually extremely vague

A sad state of affairs for you. It's a shame your own family have given you that outlook. I sympathise.