https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/convicted-murderer-on-day-release- was-hero-who-tackled-london-terrorist
The family of a woman brutally murdered is furious after learning that one
of the men being hailed as a hero in the Friday terrorist knife attack on London Bridge was the murderer they thought was in jail.
Amanda Champion, a disabled 21-year-old woman, was killed by James Ford in 2003. Ford ran into Amanda in the woods in Kent and proceeded to strangle
her and slit her throat, according to the BBC. Amanda's body was
discovered three weeks later, badly decomposed. Ford was discovered as the prime suspect after he made several calls to a charity confessing the
crime and threatening to kill himself.
Ford, now 42, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime in 2004
with the judge recommending that he serve a minimum of 15 years in prison. Ford was free on prison day release on Friday when he witnessed Usman Khan violently attack pedestrians on London Bridge with a knife. Ford and
several other people intervened in the attack to subdue Khan until police arrived and gunned him down. At the time of his arrest, police described Ford's actions as "motiveless crime and a senseless crime” and described him personally as a “very dangerous man."
Khan, 28, was also out of prison serving only six years of a nearly two- decade sentence after being convicted of "terror-related charges" in 2012.
He and Ford attended the same prison sponsored educational event the day
of the attack.
A police liaison contacted Amanda's family to inform them that Ford had
been spotted on television with the other bystanders being hailed as
heroes. "He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release, which us
as a family didn’t know anything about. He murdered a disabled girl," Amanda's aunt Angela Cox said to the Daily Mail. "He is not a hero, absolutely not. I don’t care what he’s done today, he’s a murderer."
On 12/2/19 12:53 AM, ZptG6⚛← ╬ 𝑴𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒚 𝑾𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂𝒃𝒆 ╬ →⚛82fwW wrote:
Jade Helm wrote on 12/2/2019 12:28 AM:
On 12/1/19 2:18 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/convicted-murderer-on-day-release- >>>>
was-hero-who-tackled-london-terrorist
The family of a woman brutally murdered is furious after learning
that one
of the men being hailed as a hero in the Friday terrorist knife
attack on
London Bridge was the murderer they thought was in jail.
Amanda Champion, a disabled 21-year-old woman, was killed by James
Ford in
2003. Ford ran into Amanda in the woods in Kent and proceeded to
strangle
her and slit her throat, according to the BBC. Amanda's body was
discovered three weeks later, badly decomposed. Ford was discovered
as the
prime suspect after he made several calls to a charity confessing the
crime and threatening to kill himself.
Ford, now 42, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime in 2004 >>>> with the judge recommending that he serve a minimum of 15 years in
prison.
Ford was free on prison day release on Friday when he witnessed
Usman Khan
violently attack pedestrians on London Bridge with a knife. Ford and
several other people intervened in the attack to subdue Khan until
police
arrived and gunned him down. At the time of his arrest, police
described
Ford's actions as "motiveless crime and a senseless crime” and
described
him personally as a “very dangerous man."
Khan, 28, was also out of prison serving only six years of a nearly
two-
decade sentence after being convicted of "terror-related charges" in
2012.
He and Ford attended the same prison sponsored educational event the
day
of the attack.
A police liaison contacted Amanda's family to inform them that Ford had >>>> been spotted on television with the other bystanders being hailed as
heroes. "He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release,
which us
as a family didn’t know anything about. He murdered a disabled girl," >>>> Amanda's aunt Angela Cox said to the Daily Mail. "He is not a hero,
absolutely not. I don’t care what he’s done today, he’s a murderer." >>>>
Ford paid his debt to society for a crime he committed 15 years ago
He hasn't paid his debt to society for the crime he committed 15 years
ago.
He was out on "day release" at the time.
The crime he had committed indicates that he is sick in his head. His
life should have been taken away like the victim he had murdered. It
is irresponsible to let him out to endanger the lives of sane people
in the society.
Exodus 21:24New International Version (NIV)
eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
and through his actions, probably saved lives and prevented more
stabbings. It seems he has turned his life around and risked his life
to stop more knife attacks on innocent civilians. Kind of strange
thata "police liason" decided to call a cousin of the woman murdered
15 years ago so she could contact the lugenpress and try to detract
from an otherwise civic act of heroism. Ford deserves credit for his
act, IMHO.
Please note that: "Usman Khan and James Ford attended the same prison
sponsored educational event the day of the attack".
How do you know that James Ford didn't promise Usman Khan that they
would be a "knifing duo" together?
How do you know that James Ford didn't set his buddy up to be a patsy
so that he could become a "hero"?
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
Jade Helm wrote on 12/2/2019 12:28 AM:
On 12/1/19 2:18 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/convicted-murderer-on-day-release- >>>
was-hero-who-tackled-london-terrorist
The family of a woman brutally murdered is furious after learning
that one
of the men being hailed as a hero in the Friday terrorist knife
attack on
London Bridge was the murderer they thought was in jail.
Amanda Champion, a disabled 21-year-old woman, was killed by James
Ford in
2003. Ford ran into Amanda in the woods in Kent and proceeded to
strangle
her and slit her throat, according to the BBC. Amanda's body was
discovered three weeks later, badly decomposed. Ford was discovered
as the
prime suspect after he made several calls to a charity confessing the
crime and threatening to kill himself.
Ford, now 42, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime in 2004
with the judge recommending that he serve a minimum of 15 years in
prison.
Ford was free on prison day release on Friday when he witnessed Usman
Khan
violently attack pedestrians on London Bridge with a knife. Ford and
several other people intervened in the attack to subdue Khan until
police
arrived and gunned him down. At the time of his arrest, police described >>> Ford's actions as "motiveless crime and a senseless crime” and described >>> him personally as a “very dangerous man."
Khan, 28, was also out of prison serving only six years of a nearly two- >>> decade sentence after being convicted of "terror-related charges" in
2012.
He and Ford attended the same prison sponsored educational event the day >>> of the attack.
A police liaison contacted Amanda's family to inform them that Ford had
been spotted on television with the other bystanders being hailed as
heroes. "He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release, which us >>> as a family didn’t know anything about. He murdered a disabled girl,"
Amanda's aunt Angela Cox said to the Daily Mail. "He is not a hero,
absolutely not. I don’t care what he’s done today, he’s a murderer." >>>
Ford paid his debt to society for a crime he committed 15 years ago
He hasn't paid his debt to society for the crime he committed 15 years ago.
He was out on "day release" at the time.
The crime he had committed indicates that he is sick in his head. His
life should have been taken away like the victim he had murdered. It is irresponsible to let him out to endanger the lives of sane people in the society.
Exodus 21:24New International Version (NIV)
eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
and through his actions, probably saved lives and prevented more
stabbings. It seems he has turned his life around and risked his life
to stop more knife attacks on innocent civilians. Kind of strange
thata "police liason" decided to call a cousin of the woman murdered
15 years ago so she could contact the lugenpress and try to detract
from an otherwise civic act of heroism. Ford deserves credit for his
act, IMHO.
Please note that: "Usman Khan and James Ford attended the same prison sponsored educational event the day of the attack".
How do you know that James Ford didn't promise Usman Khan that they
would be a "knifing duo" together?
How do you know that James Ford didn't set his buddy up to be a patsy so
that he could become a "hero"?
On 12/2/19 12:53 AM, ZptG6⚛← ╬ 𝑴𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒚 𝑾𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂𝒃𝒆 ╬ →⚛82fwW wrote:
Jade Helm wrote on 12/2/2019 12:28 AM:
On 12/1/19 2:18 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/convicted-murderer-on-day-release- >>>>Ford paid his debt to society for a crime he committed 15 years ago
was-hero-who-tackled-london-terrorist
The family of a woman brutally murdered is furious after learning
that one
of the men being hailed as a hero in the Friday terrorist knife
attack on
London Bridge was the murderer they thought was in jail.
Amanda Champion, a disabled 21-year-old woman, was killed by James
Ford in
2003. Ford ran into Amanda in the woods in Kent and proceeded to
strangle
her and slit her throat, according to the BBC. Amanda's body was
discovered three weeks later, badly decomposed. Ford was discovered
as the
prime suspect after he made several calls to a charity confessing the
crime and threatening to kill himself.
Ford, now 42, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime in 2004 >>>> with the judge recommending that he serve a minimum of 15 years in
prison.
Ford was free on prison day release on Friday when he witnessed
Usman Khan
violently attack pedestrians on London Bridge with a knife. Ford and
several other people intervened in the attack to subdue Khan until
police
arrived and gunned him down. At the time of his arrest, police
described
Ford's actions as "motiveless crime and a senseless crime” and
described
him personally as a “very dangerous man."
Khan, 28, was also out of prison serving only six years of a nearly
two-
decade sentence after being convicted of "terror-related charges" in
2012.
He and Ford attended the same prison sponsored educational event the
day
of the attack.
A police liaison contacted Amanda's family to inform them that Ford had >>>> been spotted on television with the other bystanders being hailed as
heroes. "He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release,
which us
as a family didn’t know anything about. He murdered a disabled girl," >>>> Amanda's aunt Angela Cox said to the Daily Mail. "He is not a hero,
absolutely not. I don’t care what he’s done today, he’s a murderer." >>>
He hasn't paid his debt to society for the crime he committed 15 years
ago.
He was out on "day release" at the time.
The crime he had committed indicates that he is sick in his head. His
life should have been taken away like the victim he had murdered. It
is irresponsible to let him out to endanger the lives of sane people
in the society.
Exodus 21:24New International Version (NIV)
eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
and through his actions, probably saved lives and prevented more
stabbings. It seems he has turned his life around and risked his life
to stop more knife attacks on innocent civilians. Kind of strange
thata "police liason" decided to call a cousin of the woman murdered
15 years ago so she could contact the lugenpress and try to detract
from an otherwise civic act of heroism. Ford deserves credit for his
act, IMHO.
Please note that: "Usman Khan and James Ford attended the same prison
sponsored educational event the day of the attack".
How do you know that James Ford didn't promise Usman Khan that they
would be a "knifing duo" together?
How do you know that James Ford didn't set his buddy up to be a patsy
so that he could become a "hero"?
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
On 12/2/2019 12:39 PM, Jade Helm wrote:
On 12/2/19 12:53 AM, ZptG6⚛← ╬ 𝑴𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒚 𝑾𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂𝒃𝒆 ╬ →⚛82fwW
wrote:
Jade Helm wrote on 12/2/2019 12:28 AM:
On 12/1/19 2:18 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/convicted-murderer-on-day-release-
was-hero-who-tackled-london-terrorist
The family of a woman brutally murdered is furious after learning
that one
of the men being hailed as a hero in the Friday terrorist knife
attack on
London Bridge was the murderer they thought was in jail.
Amanda Champion, a disabled 21-year-old woman, was killed by James
Ford in
2003. Ford ran into Amanda in the woods in Kent and proceeded to
strangle
her and slit her throat, according to the BBC. Amanda's body was
discovered three weeks later, badly decomposed. Ford was discovered
as the
prime suspect after he made several calls to a charity confessing the >>>>> crime and threatening to kill himself.
Ford, now 42, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime in 2004 >>>>> with the judge recommending that he serve a minimum of 15 years in
prison.
Ford was free on prison day release on Friday when he witnessed
Usman Khan
violently attack pedestrians on London Bridge with a knife. Ford and >>>>> several other people intervened in the attack to subdue Khan until
police
arrived and gunned him down. At the time of his arrest, police
described
Ford's actions as "motiveless crime and a senseless crime” and
described
him personally as a “very dangerous man."
Khan, 28, was also out of prison serving only six years of a nearly
two-
decade sentence after being convicted of "terror-related charges"
in 2012.
He and Ford attended the same prison sponsored educational event
the day
of the attack.
A police liaison contacted Amanda's family to inform them that Ford
had
been spotted on television with the other bystanders being hailed as >>>>> heroes. "He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release,
which us
as a family didn’t know anything about. He murdered a disabled girl," >>>>> Amanda's aunt Angela Cox said to the Daily Mail. "He is not a hero,
absolutely not. I don’t care what he’s done today, he’s a murderer."
Ford paid his debt to society for a crime he committed 15 years ago
He hasn't paid his debt to society for the crime he committed 15
years ago.
He was out on "day release" at the time.
The crime he had committed indicates that he is sick in his head. His
life should have been taken away like the victim he had murdered. It
is irresponsible to let him out to endanger the lives of sane people
in the society.
Exodus 21:24New International Version (NIV)
eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
and through his actions, probably saved lives and prevented more
stabbings. It seems he has turned his life around and risked his
life to stop more knife attacks on innocent civilians. Kind of
strange thata "police liason" decided to call a cousin of the woman
murdered 15 years ago so she could contact the lugenpress and try to
detract from an otherwise civic act of heroism. Ford deserves
credit for his act, IMHO.
Please note that: "Usman Khan and James Ford attended the same prison
sponsored educational event the day of the attack".
How do you know that James Ford didn't promise Usman Khan that they
would be a "knifing duo" together?
How do you know that James Ford didn't set his buddy up to be a patsy
so that he could become a "hero"?
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
That's so often taken out of context and misused. The meaning
is to judge righteously.
On 02/12/2019 19:39, Jade Helm wrote:
On 12/2/19 12:53 AM, ZptG6⚛← ╬ 𝑴𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒚 𝑾𝒂𝒏𝒏𝒂𝒃𝒆 ╬ →⚛82fwW
wrote:
Jade Helm wrote on 12/2/2019 12:28 AM:
On 12/1/19 2:18 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/convicted-murderer-on-day-release-
was-hero-who-tackled-london-terrorist
The family of a woman brutally murdered is furious after learning
that one
of the men being hailed as a hero in the Friday terrorist knife
attack on
London Bridge was the murderer they thought was in jail.
Amanda Champion, a disabled 21-year-old woman, was killed by James
Ford in
2003. Ford ran into Amanda in the woods in Kent and proceeded to
strangle
her and slit her throat, according to the BBC. Amanda's body was
discovered three weeks later, badly decomposed. Ford was discovered
as the
prime suspect after he made several calls to a charity confessing the >>>>> crime and threatening to kill himself.
Ford, now 42, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime in 2004 >>>>> with the judge recommending that he serve a minimum of 15 years in
prison.
Ford was free on prison day release on Friday when he witnessed
Usman Khan
violently attack pedestrians on London Bridge with a knife. Ford and >>>>> several other people intervened in the attack to subdue Khan until
police
arrived and gunned him down. At the time of his arrest, police
described
Ford's actions as "motiveless crime and a senseless crime” and
described
him personally as a “very dangerous man."
Khan, 28, was also out of prison serving only six years of a nearly
two-
decade sentence after being convicted of "terror-related charges"
in 2012.
He and Ford attended the same prison sponsored educational event
the day
of the attack.
A police liaison contacted Amanda's family to inform them that Ford
had
been spotted on television with the other bystanders being hailed as >>>>> heroes. "He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release,
which us
as a family didn’t know anything about. He murdered a disabled girl," >>>>> Amanda's aunt Angela Cox said to the Daily Mail. "He is not a hero,
absolutely not. I don’t care what he’s done today, he’s a murderer."
Ford paid his debt to society for a crime he committed 15 years ago
He hasn't paid his debt to society for the crime he committed 15
years ago.
He was out on "day release" at the time.
The crime he had committed indicates that he is sick in his head. His
life should have been taken away like the victim he had murdered. It
is irresponsible to let him out to endanger the lives of sane people
in the society.
Exodus 21:24New International Version (NIV)
eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot,
and through his actions, probably saved lives and prevented more
stabbings. It seems he has turned his life around and risked his
life to stop more knife attacks on innocent civilians. Kind of
strange thata "police liason" decided to call a cousin of the woman
murdered 15 years ago so she could contact the lugenpress and try to
detract from an otherwise civic act of heroism. Ford deserves
credit for his act, IMHO.
Please note that: "Usman Khan and James Ford attended the same prison
sponsored educational event the day of the attack".
How do you know that James Ford didn't promise Usman Khan that they
would be a "knifing duo" together?
How do you know that James Ford didn't set his buddy up to be a patsy
so that he could become a "hero"?
Judge not, lest ye be judged.
Tell it to the judge.
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