Michael Adebolajo’s attempted to have his conviction overturned and whole-life sentence reduced while Michael Adebowale, who was arguing for a reduction in his minimum sentence of 45 years .
Both appeals were rejected and thrown out by three judges at the Court of Appeal.
Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas, sitting with Lady Justice Hallett and Mr Justice Openshaw, said the sentences were “just” punishment for the “horrific and barbaric” murder.
The pair had “gloried” in what they had done, he said.Adebolajo’s attempt to challenge his conviction was “misconceived” and “completely hopeless,They inflicted upon the family of Fusilier Rigby suffering extremely difficult to describe, and something they must live with for the rest of their lives,”
Face the law
ReplyDeleteYour sentence can never be reduced, it's murder
DeleteWhen there is no law, there is no sin. They know the law still flouted it. They should face the consequences of their actions.
DeleteSo happy dey lost, y apply for reduction whn u heartlessly cut short someone's life wtout considering d agony u wer putting der families tru? For me dey shuld b sentenced to death by hanging. See dem looking like apes.
ReplyDeletewell said gina obafemi
ReplyDeleteGood fr dem.
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DeleteThey shouldn't b heard at all, y appeal wen it wasn't even a life sentence. So they r scared of staying in jail, they should ve sentenced em to life without parole
Face the music abeg.......
ReplyDeleteYeah serves dem right
ReplyDeleteNo more oily soup 4 dem
ReplyDeleteThis will serve as a deterrent to those who think they can do and undo.
ReplyDeleteVery good. Their sentences should even be extended if they live long enough. Nonsense.
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Appeal wetin? If I hear! U do d crime, u do the time!
ReplyDeletePls add 17 more years to their sentence.
ReplyDeleteThey ought to just hang them... shikena!
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