Foxy,

For get the speculative stuff, precisely what evidence do you have that Hobart Supreme Court Judge William Cox erred in his judgement? Because the court found that Martin Bryant was NOT insane at the time of his offence. To add, there was no evidence prior to the offence either, unless you claim superior skills to his medical advisers.

Suseonline, "If he is in a Criminally insane unit I guess the police psychiatrists could have been wrong, and you two right.?"

You can leave out the bellicose sarcasm.

What mental state Bryant is in now after his goal time is irrelevant. I put to you the same question that was put to Foxy, what evidence do you have that Hobart Supreme Court Judge William Cox erred in his judgement?

otb,

Hobart Supreme Court Judge William Cox
gave Bryant 35 life sentences plus 1,035 years
without parole and recommended that Bryant should
remain in prison until he dies. Cox placed Bryant
in a secure mental health unit - that houses inmates
with serious mental illnesses.

Cheers.

Admit you were wrong and move on Onthebeach.
Why is that so hard for you?