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Thomas Cashman jailed for 42 years for murder of Olivia Pratt-Korbel
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2023
- A drug dealer who shot and killed nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel while he was in a “ruthless pursuit” of another criminal has been given a mandatory life sentence and jailed for a minimum of 42 years.
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He should have been dragged to court to hear Olivia’s mothers victim impact statement.
he should be in a cell below the dock, all the judge need do is push a button and the cell rises up into the court. Have it sound proof so we dont have to hear him but make sure the judges voice is blasting into the cell
Correct....well said...
@@KrakenMan92 Insensitive crass remarks...
@@KrakenMan92 In a civilised world we should be able to look outside our front doors without fear of being shot or attacked!
@@pandorapiam3374 in a civilised world, use common sense. If you hear pops and bangs that have nothing to do with you, why would you want to find out.
A judge that seems to be in the real world, poor Olivia :(.
Let's face it, he'll be coming out in a box. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Probably sooner than you think. I expect.
£25000 on his head apperantly
Yep he Will be dying in prison. Poor little girl though 😢 I saw that video of her and her dad on the fairground ride when she put her arm in his. Heartbreaking 😢
@@aldorfc220 Add another zero to that
There's no point in him coming out of jail alive.
No family, no friends, no support network, no money, no chance of work due to his age and lack of meaningful work experience, likely health issues by his mid-70s. Even if he does get parole after 42 years, how different will the world be? He'll have to go out on day release to become reintegrated slowly, people will pick up on it and kick up a stink. Same happened with Colin Pitchfork and Harry Roberts.
Institutionalised and a truly wretched, pathetic existence. I think he's probably better off inside and he'll realise that much later.
Well do e to the police and the justice system, I tip my hat to the judge, 42 years minimum, these are the sentences we need to be handing out, rest in peace Olivia 🙏 ❤
He should never be getting out period He should never see daylight again. But for sure its a much better sentence than what we are used to seeing.
2065 hel be out
but he literally didn't meant to shoot her? I've met TIGHT NIC families within England with more to answer for..
@@bingbong2205thats the minimum term, doesnt mean he gonna be out after 42 years. Doubt he ever be out considering he didn't even cared to show up in the court.
42 years up the river; a fine example to any lowlife who takes a shooter onto the streets
This sentence set a precedent and a benchmark. Connor Chapman and those involved in Ashley Dale also got well above 42 years themselves.
It's now the going rate for that type of offending on Merseyside and it might well make it harder to recruit people to engage in this activity. That type of sentence is brutal and so not worth it for an offender.
He shouldnt have been allowed to be absent from the sentencing! Shouldve been made to go in there and face the music.. coward!
Although clearly reckless he "accidentally" kills a child and gets 42 years. I've seen deliberate child murderers get less than 15. Gang rapists less than 7.
I wish sentences were consistently this firm.
They should all automatically get life with no possibility of release. Take all hope and leave then with only despair . For that is what they deserve.
@P F name 5 people that think you're as smart as you do. Your mum doesn't count.
Sentencing guidelines state that child killers automatically receive whole life orders. This should apply to all gangland killings as well.
@P F James bulger 2 killers got nothing
@@liamgallagher9803 They were 10 years old, doesn't really count.
It's equivalent as a whole life sentence with no possibility of parole. Justice is done, he'll now live with what happened to poor Olivia forever.
Cashman will be 76 before he's even parole eligible. Even if he does somehow get parole, by that time there will be little point - the world will have changed in unfathomable ways and he likely won't reintegrate, he won't have any real support network, likely no friends or family, no money, no prospect of working due to being very old and having no work experience, possibly ill health due to age.
His life is over and he might as well just stay in until he croaks.
42 years, not enough. This man should never see freedom ever again.
After watching a four part documentary on the parole board I'd bet it's unlikely he'll be released. That is a very long time and I doubt I'll still be here to see how it plays out.
The sentence is great news.
all that area full of crime families and they all know each other
The question that so many people wanna ask is “Why did the Mother open the door?”
@@weston249 the same guy was shot at weeks earlier in the same area
That minimum term is so large it looks like a whole life order to me. He deserves it
He should have got the death penalty
42 long long years - he'll never make it
But there will be a true crime documentary made about it,and Fred Dineage will still be around to present it.
he should have got life take a life you spend the rest of your life in prison and killing a child who is 9 and in her own home he should never walk the streets again my own opinion. R.I.P OLIVIA
Excellent justice sentencing
Tho
The loss is a loss the family will always feel
My heart goes out to the family 🙏🙏🙏
This is not justice, hanging after being tortured by the girl's family for a full month is Justice 🥱🙄🤬
Consistency is required
What happened to the scumbags who gave him an alibi?🤔
Feed him to Bronson!
Some 30yrs ago I was designated as a DISCIPLINE PRISON OFFICER ....That was my role ....Not welfare or anything else.... discipline ( not cruel or dishing out punishment ) my fellow discipline officers ensured control.....I never EVER heard of any prisoner deciding HE would not appear in court .....HE DID APPEAR .The families had then as they do now a right to see the criminal sentenced......If the prison service cannot even make a prisoner appear in court it is not surprising how it appears that prisoners run the system .....You cannot have an officer as a welfare worker one moment and enforce rules the next .....IT does not work ......
BRING BACK DISCIPLINE OFFICERS BY ROLE AND DUTIES ....
So you were a bully! And the evidence against cashman was hardly conclusive.
Erm its not a prison officers job to dicipline thats why the role hopefully does not excist anymore. The Judge does not hand a sentance down then add " oh and you will be diciplined by prison officers if you rule break" The sentence is the punishment and the dicipline is the time spent reflecting on the crime. In any case all crime is a neccesary part of any functioning society.
If all judges give these types of sentences,then everybody would twice no consistency
There will always be people like Cashman who commit crimes like he did. The evidence suggests he enjoyed doing it.
Presumably you’re like myself? No deterrent is required.
Ur comment makes no sense
Think
I think it's going to get harder to recruit these people on Merseyside. 40+ years is now the going rate for this sort of thing and a precedent has been set with this, Connor Chapman, and the Ashley Dale lot.
Ask yourself if you would ever risk this, knowing that you will go away for 40+ years when (not if) caught. Ask yourself if you think it's remotely worth it - if you are paid or rewarded in some way, you will not get to enjoy it.
42 years so he'll be 76 when he can apply for parole that's if he survives that long witch I hope he doesn't. Well done to this judge for handing out a proper sentence...
We need to follow like the Americans do with proper sentences like this one instead of the low year prison sentences people walk away with this is a proper one 42 years!!!
Some Parole Board members will remember the case from their school days, others have yet to be born.
Why don't the sentences run consecutively? Like he does the 42 years, then he has to serve the 22 after then the 10 until it becomes 92 years in jail? It should be that way for everyone with multiple charges!
Well said that's the way they do it in the USA.
Totally agree, a bit confused there, but the long and the short of it is he's never coming out, will cost the tax payer hundreds of thousands over this period, better to give him a lethal injection.
First judge ever not to give a 2 month sentence in the Uk! Well done an honest judge that isn’t part of the ring !
what ring?
What garbage
@@disaffected_malcontent the ring of people that like holidays to Jeffery epstemes island.. the people that usually defend and try to protect evil
R.I.P thoughts and prayers to family and friends R.I.P
It’s high time this country tackles the whole drug dealing issue really hard. If it chooses not to introduce capital punishment then it has to be a case of permanent hard labour for those few who do end up in jail. The drug taker keeps the dealer in business and for as long as there will always be rivalry amongst the dealers there will always be murders of innocent people. The drug takers were also responsible for this little girls death by giving the dealer the business. So, those of you out there who have sympathy for the drug user, think again!
The harsher the scentences for petty drug crime the worse the violence will be . Legalise it and take it out of the criminals hands ffs
@@bobsmith3291 and then we'll have the worst drug abuse crisis in our history...
@@TP-mv6en in portugal it has caused the drugs epidemic to get better
@@TP-mv6enuse the money made to fund getting others off drugs, the war on drugs isn’t working with record shipments year on year
Pity the police couldn’t do their job and catch these drug dealers before they murdered a child. Nothing the authorities do after the event and the catalogue of failures of all involved can fix what’s broken.
You need evidence to catch drug dealers, you numpty
He wasn't even a drug dealer that was just a ploy
He was a hitman for a family I won't name
He is responsible for 5 murders and putting someone else in a wheelchair.
And it's one of those murders that is why he will serve his whole sentence on a VP wing
Police corruption. Stop the war on drugs, remove the need for dealers and stop the deaths. Police corruption falls dramatically freeing up resources to fight other crime.
Which doesn’t mean selling H at Asda. Each drug needs thoughtful and appropriate regulation.
Apparently there's little drug crime in Singapore because if you're actually convicted of being just a dealer you get executed! - Now that would clean up the streets pretty rapidly in the UK.
You could hear a reaction in the court when she mentioned 42 years. That exceeded expectations and people were expecting something more like 35-37.
take him down, now don't trip on the stairs, hoof.
A Beautiful Child lost there life in their own home. We are living in a Sick lawless Society. Why can't we just live a Peaceful Quiet life without Fear of being harmed. Especially in our own home
That's a proper sentence
I was auctally shocked that he got that I was expecting 25 to 30 but fairplay
i had a feeling it'd be 40 plus
Should have been hung
Judges dertermine the sentence on the impact of the victim.
Never getting out
Well done to the judge, its a pity the judge wasn't able to give the scumbag a full life sentence were he would stay in jail until he died, he took away a childs life, he therefore should rot in jail
I think sometimes its best to give that slight wee bit of hope instead of living in prison knowing your never coming out compared to visualising whats possibly left, Which is grim anyhow. Then, after 42 , parole refused .
The judges in the uk look so goofy
Were you expected a catwalk model judge??
@@FootkerSnookball no is that you think about 😂
If he appeals he'll probably get that reduced
Put him in with in with charlie then let charlie out
He'll stay on a VP wing for those 42 years because a certain Mr Bradley will be hunting him down for his whole stretch.
Are you mad 😂😂😂
Whos mr Bradley?????
@@matthewbritton4149 the brother of Carl Bradley who cashman assassinated
@@IrishCinnsealach laaaad stop snitchin bro
@@IrishCinnsealach Wonder if they'll start getting Cashman for other offences now. He has been implicated in other murders but the police were never able to make it stick.
Some reckon he's a scouse version of Mark Fellows.
The judges words were absolutely spot on.
182 days off of 42 years 😂😂😂😂😂
Hope he gets what's coming
So hes never getting out
It'll fly by
Under rated comment 😆 lol
I’m ashamed to be from Liverpool. I try to hide it.
Best f**ing off then aren't you mate. Child murders are that rife in London that they are no longer reported on anymore.
I don’t know if you’re from Liverpool mate. In my experience, you’re some of the nicest people in England. Unfortunately, every city in the U.K. is now a cesspit where scumbags reside under their rocks. We’ve became a weak nation.
There is nothing for you to be ashamed of bro
Liverpool is the worst city right now. Knives, Gun's, Bare knuckling brutal so many more and who to blame for that ?? Evils gangs chains
@@hawky2k215
London is far far worse.
Bring back the rope.
The World will be very different when ( if )he's eventually released.
He'll be an old man of around 75
I doubt he'll ever feel any remorse.
100 odd year ffs terrible act heard ppl doing worse and had far less sentence than that
Well who will pay for his expenses it's gonna come out of our pockets
I was today years old when I found out that they're forced to wear those horrid wigs.
Fab.. Now can we upgrade sentences for all killers to this tariff .. A minimum of 42 years to be served for this man, yet frequently 12 - 17 for others who are every bit as dangerous callous and calculated
That mother really should take some responsibility! She was completely irresponsible and contributed to the death of her daughter. Stupidity in its finest form opening that door
Sentencing does not seem to be consistent
You do the crimes you do hard time😮
The Black cap?
all this could of been avoided if the mum didn’t open the front door and be so noisy
Great the judge brilliant but he still should be ????
The politics behind this tragedy is an absolute monstrosity. The girl dies is simply terrible , but believe it or not this case is going to leave I fear an awfull legacy, what would have happened if this man had shot his intended target, would anyone have cared, and another excuse for the right wing loones to demand return of hanging. The nastiness is far from over1
What’s up with the wigs?
Think twice
That’s a fair old sentence. See you on the other side ‘big’ lad
Leave him to rot and fester
Hangon, did he SHOOT the girl deliberately or did it just go off?
My point is what you know my point is genius. @bigdaveo397
The sentences should have been consecutive and not concurrent.
Looking forward to Labour’s Blair and Brown making the same journey to an international court!
LOL
The New Labour governments of Blair and Brown did pretty well on law and order and tackling crime,albeit at the cost of one or two things such as surveillance society proliferation. The trouble we see spiralled out of control now is rooted in the across-the-board cuts to services,from police and criminal justice to social services,that took place since 2010 under austerity - from the party that used to pride itself on being the upholders of law and order in Mrs Thatcher's day.
Hi from the netherlands.First of all rest in peace olivia❤I know in uk you canget a whole life order i rather wish it was that but 42 years minimum is not bad.
Only thing i hope this is the right guy what evidence beside a statement of a on and off girlfriend of him they have?
Nothing else that is really substantial. No forensics i believe. I could be wrong though
There are claims that cashman was a suspect in another attempt on Nee’s life. Gunshot residue found on clothes of his stashed at his sisters house.
Say if Cashman was 35. He'll be 77 when he gets out.
And to think he was flying about selling his narcotics and playing with his guns less than 6 months ago !!!
I wonder if he wished he could go for a walk in the park tomorrow with his kids and get an ice cream ❤
@@RoyChadwick51 Well... that ship has sailed
The way things are going I think capital punishment should be brought back.
Too many dodgy coppers for that to happen.
@@Thirdfish Your right but If there is absolutely no doubt of guilt.
I absolutely agree!!
@@starofdavid9919 theres still a chance of topping the wrong guy
@@print-master Yes unfortunately there is but if guilt is totally without doubt I think it should be considered, it must cost billions to keep these monsters alive.
Lets hope he gets whzt he deserves inside
Look , important people 🤭
Silly girl be quiet
A judge is an important person.
The law can be bought. That is why this person is important.
Police shoot the wrong person... absolutely zero consequences.
Your comment is irrelevant in this case. Cashman shot the wrong people.
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42yr in theory. 2yrs in practice That is UK. Bet he will out in 2 years on parole abscond assume a new identity and. Free man back in bisiness
Ha ha ha you know nothing about life sentences that’s obvious
This sentence was a shock, I expected he would get 25yrs. Not sure if this is right?
No. This is right. It’s the shorter sentences that are wrong. The right way is hurt a child in any way and it’s game over
In what way is it not right? Waste of tax payers money keeping him warm and alive though.
@@KONAMAN100 well, another way of looking at it is all the evidence says the best way of fighting drug crime, drug gangs and 95% of police corruption is to regulate and legalise and countries that do this see all of those disappear. Both parties (ie the only two that really matter) play performative politics in Britain because the voters soak it up.
Fighting drugs is where the real waste of money is, and while we continue to fight in the way we are people including children will continue to die.
@@dwayne_dibley for these people the money is in criminality not in legal enterprise. Why should anyone care that he got 42 not 25, it's a bonus for society. Maybe the next potential killer might think twice now, I doubt it but who knows. 42 years, man that's a lot.
@@KONAMAN100 a child was killed so an effective life sentence is appropriate. The financial cost of such a sentence is probably a few tens of pennies per year to the average tax payer.
I don’t entirely disagree with you though, but I do believe the wider issue is being tackled in the wrong way. Removing the need for people like him to be in that line of business frees up a vast amount of police resources and removes a significant amount of police corruption.
What a shame a loss of lives and he such a handsome lad too
What a silly comment.
@@GdpIsNationalIncomePerYear remember white men don't commit crimes in the UK. All crime is committed by the diverse population.
He’s innocent
WOW NEVER C THE LIGHT OV DAY .PROPER SENTENCE.
The "costumes" of UK's judges are some of the most ridicolous in the history of humanity.
I see you're focusing on something that nobody but you gives a f*ck about.
Bit dramatic lol.
@@HULLGRAFFITI Hahahaha
@@HULLGRAFFITI "ridiculous"?
@@HULLGRAFFITI I suppose that this is what they call "British humour".
It certainly match well with the judges costumes, LOL.