o/t So have you ever employed a murderer?

[Keith]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe- ... n-11030636

Phew, fortunately he left my employment about 2 years before he became a killer. I must say, he was a bit weird! Not nice knowing what he went on to do. Anyone else worked with a murderer?

[Posh]

So basically what you're saying is you work in mental health and employed a psycho and didn't notice except for a diagnosis he 'was a bit weird'.

Jimmy 'the crab' Kelly, our former midfielder and captain did 5 years for manslaughter.

[Keith]

So basically what you're saying is you work in mental health and employed a psycho and didn't notice except for a diagnosis he 'was a bit weird'.

Jimmy 'the crab' Kelly, our former midfielder and captain did 5 years for manslaughter.

Well apart from the physical disability charity I work for (and he worked for) being a bit different to mental health! Anyway, "a bit weird" is a technical psychiatric term

[steve mfc]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-isle-of-man-11030636

Phew, fortunately he left my employment about 2 years before he became a killer. I must say, he was a bit weird! Not nice knowing what he went on to do. Anyone else worked with a murderer?

No but i have been employed by a sheep stealer , well at least his ancestors were, apparently they lost the Mac from their surname of Mac Pheely when they were found guilty of this crime a couple of hundred years ago.

[mrpotatohead]

Best I can do is say I employed a murderers son years ago, doing life in the castle, he never mentioned it at the interview

He was a model employee

[Seasider9601]

I've had some bosses in the past who have certainly got away with murder ..... if that counts !!

[Suffolk Shrimp]

I played cricket with the father of Stephen Wright the Ipswich prostitute murderer, does that count??????