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A man has been found guilty of the gangland execution of three men. Who will demand all media call it murder??

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Execution is a legal judicial punishment to enforce law & order, so using that word legitimises & even glamourises scumbag criminals!

Murder is a crime in any country, any culture, so will you email/ring media to help protect the innocent & deter evil?

Press Assoc. - 1 hour 24 mins ago

A man has been found guilty of the gangland execution of three men.

Miran Thakrar, 24, of no fixed abode, was found guilty of the murders of Keith Cowell, 52, his son Matthew Cowell, 17, and friend Tony Dulieu, 33. The trio were killed with a Mac 10 sub-machine gun at the house in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, in August last year.

The jury took 44 hours and 30 minutes to reach unanimous verdicts on three counts of murder.

Thakrar denied the murders as well as attempted murders of two women in the house at Plaw Hatch Close - counts on which the jury has not yet reached verdicts.

His brother Kevan Thakrar, 21, of Lomond Way, Stevenage, also denies three counts of murder and two attempted murders. Four other defendants deny charges of assisting an offender.

As the foreman gave guilty verdicts on the murder charges for Miran, family in the packed public gallery wept.

During the trial the court heard the three men were massacred by Miran at the house, where he had come for a £30,000 cocaine deal with drug dealer Ian Jennings.

Mr Jennings survived the attack, hiding in the back garden. His mother Christine Jennings, 54, and Matthew Cowell's girlfriend Clare Evans, 23, who were both in the house, were stabbed in the attack.

Mr Jennings told the jury Miran - known as Mike - had threatened to kill them only weeks before over a previous £16,000 deal. He said he had dismissed Mike's "gangster" threats.

He later agreed to the £30,000 cocaine deal for August 28 after Thakrar apologised, the court heard.

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  1. ask him

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBGIQ7Zuu...


  2. it is murder isnt it? what are you talkinga about

  3. Execution is a legal judicial punishment.Not in Britain.

    Execution in this context suggests(to me anyway), murdering in cold blood.Pretty much covers it so I have no complaints.

    It neither legitimises or glamourises the crime.

    Tad pedantic,non?

    S'cuse me but what does your God have to do with it?Inflexible rigidity,hardly becoming of a God.

    Lol call a spade a spade,I knew that was coming.Would the world fall apart if I called it a shovel?

  4. Execution is also used to describe Gangland killings.

    They take out execution contracts.

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