ZAIN DEAN CONVICTED KILLER ON THE LAM

[HEADHONCHO11]

Is that it now, or do the prosecutors do the usual thing of appealing until they run out of appeals? (which was never in the old days but they have a limit on it now).

[big duke 6]

One of the nation's most wanted fugitive? Give me a fucking break. There are scores of people who have fled to China and SE Asia and wanted for far worse than Dean is accused of.

But they are pure Han. Dean, is,,....wait for it... a FOREIGNER BIGNOSE WITH A LARGE HOT DOG. Worse than that, he is not even white. He is of Indian decent. He is brown and therefore guilty. Institutionalized Taiwanese racism at it's best.

[JIMIPRESLEY]

He is of Indian decent. He is brown and therefore guilty. Institutionalized Taiwanese racism at it's best.

Why you is say of the Dean is decent? Him am of the BAD Indian.

[REPLICANT]

by TobyDeluca » 26 minutes ago

Muzha Robert Kelley Man wrote: One of the nation's most wanted fugitive?

In the little, tiny world of the China Post, that is.

The "most-wanted" list is a classification given by the local law enforcement, not the newspaper.

Dean was placed on Taiwan's most-wanted list in January.

So to say Dean is one of the nation's most-wanted (with a hyphen) fugitives is just a statement of a fact.

You have a valid point: why is Dean on such a list? But you should take the issue up with the government, not the newspaper.

Maybe most wanted expat

[JIMIPRESLEY]

Poor old SadTV just can't keep away, can he?

[serial killer on parole]

Poor old SadTV just can't keep away, can he?

Poor sad Jimipresley. Cannot stop thinking about Satellite TV and still is falsely accusing others of being someone they are not. Can't give up your IP prowling can you jimip?

[ROBERT MUCHA MAN KELLY]

TobyDeluca wrote: So to say Dean is one of the nation's most-wanted (with a hyphen) fugitives is just a statement of a fact.

Then there's even less reason for it to be in a China Post article.

[serial killer on parole]

TobyDeluca wrote: So to say Dean is one of the nation's most-wanted (with a hyphen) fugitives is just a statement of a fact.

Then there's even less reason for it to be in a China Post article.

Well then why dont you write about him in Lonely Planet and post his address so we can all go visit this killer on the lam.

[REPLICANT]

I have it on good authority that Zane was having trouble getting a good video maker to recreate his video.

Maybe he can ask Dreamworks. He might even make it believable. Now that Chris Churcher could be one to help him with the video.

[MAOMAN]

Well, hello again, Mr Dean! Long time no see!

Quiet, you disreputable dunce! Why didn't you help me in my hour of need?

Sometimes I wish you were a little less honest - life would have been a great deal easier for me

How do we tell the wrongfully accused from the truly guilty? Easy. We don't. That's what the justice system is in place for. If the law says someone is not guilty, then that person must be treated as not guilty. It's the only way we can protect the innocent among us.

Guilty in the eyes of God? Well, now you're talking about sin, and that's something that we hold deep in our hearts, hidden from public view. Certainly not something for us to judge.