Getting Paid for Being a Monster
This is SO sad but true.
Don’t let these evil monsters claim a penny
By Fiona McIntoshWe now know what serial killers do all day in jail.
They plot new ways to bleed our compensation system dry.
Some of the most vile men ever to have walked the Earth are busy planning their next loony compensation sting at the taxpayer’s expense.
The “Evil 13”, a gang of serial killers including Milly Dowler’s murderer Levi Bellfield, Soham monster Ian Huntley and the Suffolk strangler Steve Wright, have spent tens of thousands of taxpayers’ money lodging trivial compensation claims.
So while severely wounded soldiers are fighting to get even £50,000 for the horrendous loss of their fertility, Levi Bellfield is bunging in a claim for £30,000 because he was “given a slap” by a fellow prisoner.
This 6ft tall 18-stone monster has gone crying to personal injury lawyers over a minor assault which left him with a few cuts and bruises.
He claims it is his “human right” to be protected from the prison’s main population because of his crimes. Remind us again of those crimes?
Only the savage murder of three young women who no longer have the luxury of any human rights.
Nor do the Dowlers, as Bellfield made sure when he subjected that heartbroken family to the most harrowing murder trial in living memory.
It is beyond belief that monsters like Bellfield are being allowed openly to milk our compensation system.
Milly’s killer is said to sit in his prison cell, surrounded by legal papers, figuring out new ways to sue the prison service “for a bit of a laugh”.
Even if his claims are eventually thrown out, they still cost the taxpayer tens of thousands of pounds to defend.
That’s on top of the £4million we’ve forked already out on legal aid at his trials.
There is something inherently wrong with a system which allows a child-killer like Ian Huntley to sue the prison service for £95,000 for a knife attack while critically injured soldiers returning from serving our country in Afghanistan are forced to fight for years to get half-decent compensation payments.
Part of the problem lies with the new breed of no-win, no-fee lawyers who will do anything to make a fast buck, even if it means screwing the taxpayer for the sake of a serial killer who will never see the light of day outside prison.
While even the worst offenders have the right to sue the prison service for serious assaults, this sub-culture of petty claims through personal injury lawyers must now end.
Even outside prison these legal vultures are a menace to the taxpayer, with the cost of personal injury claims doubling to £14billion in 10 years.
It now means every motorist in the country is paying exorbitant insurance premiums to fund petty claims.
Former Labour Justice Secretary Jack Straw is on a crusade to clamp down on this legal racket.
It is not only costing us dear but lining the pockets of our most heinous criminals.
*Applause*
Laws need to be changed.
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