Back in February:"Can’t be named. Sound familiar? It seems that nor can the victim, referred to in all reports as ‘the woman’.
I suspect, however, that she might have been a relative. No weeping mother has been interviewed, so perhaps the young master should have picked old Norm to idolise instead?"
Well, I was spot on:Daniel Bartlam was just 14 when he hit mother Jacqueline, 47, seven times with a claw hammer at their detached cul-de-sac home.
It's a pretty disturbing case, with the usual signs of a broken home, early-onset mental issues investigated but never resolved by the authorities, and a rush to find 'blame' in TV and popular culture...A source close to the case told the Daily Mail: ‘He comes across as being very mature but there is a distinct lack of emotion. If he was an adult he could be considered a psychopath.’
Well, he's not. What does that make him?
He was convicted of his mother’s murder in February following a two-week trial, but it was only after his sentencing yesterday that Mr Justice Flaux lifted reporting restrictions which prevented him from being named.
I wonder why..?
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I think a lot of kids display psychopathic tendencies. At the very least by their streak of selflessness and lack of empathy, usually at the expense of other children.
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