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Why is that the issue? Surely you could spin it that he's a man who made a tragic error of judgement, who has served his sentence for his crimes and is now rebuilding his career. Is that not a good example to set?

I'm sorry for any offence my comments may have caused, this is a very emotive subject and will mean far more to some people than to others. Your outlook on life will always be shaped by your experiences.

Yes, obviously it is. But that's happened now, and you either have to deal with it and move on with your life, or get stuck banging that drum forever and not live life at all. It's a tragic loss for the family, anyone who has lost a kid will feel their pain. I'm lucky, I haven't. But if I ever...

Typically over the top responses on this issue. Life moves on, things happen, the world changes, you either adapt and keep up or you don't, and you fall behind. McCormick served his time for his mistake and while it's horrible the family and every sympathy, of course, to them - you can't live in...