Attila Ban guilty of murdering Heathrow hotel colleagues

How well should we trust the trusted?

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A Heathrow airport hotel receptionist who hid in a bed for two days after killing two of his colleagues has been found guilty of their murder.

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Some tend to look at the trusted as honest individuals who they can feel safe and secure around. I'm beginning to believe that those who haven't been in much trouble or crime could have done so to keep hidden from other crimes. So maybe it's not that bad to have somewhat of a record. Maybe those that do, should get a hand shake and thank you every now and then, so they don't feel like societies burden...? Just a thought, what your view? There are many psychological problems that arise from being incarcerated...

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