White Toddler dead, Nigger killer walks free

[Davy of old England]

How on earth did driver of speedboat that killed our son get off scot-free? Because White people aint wurf chit you foo'.

After six years of tireless campaigning for justice for their dead child, it was a crushing moment simply too much to bear.


Distraught parents Paul and Andrea Gallagher.

Paul and Andrea Gallagher had invested their hearts, souls and £50,000 life savings in a fight to bring a manslaughter case against the three men they hold responsible for the death of their son, Paul Jnr.


Tragic little Paul Gallagher killed by intoxicated ape in speedboat.

The two-year-old died from terrible head injuries during what should have been a dream trip for the family to the Bahamas after an out-of-control speedboat ploughed across a crowded beach. But last week, in a stuffy and crowded courtroom in the Bahamian capital of Nassau, the Gallaghers' world collapsed.

Three-quarters of the way through a two-week manslaughter trial against the boat's driver James Bain and its owners Clifford Nottage and Evangeless Williamson, Supreme Court Judge Elliot Lockhart abruptly dismissed the case against them.

He ruled there was insufficient evidence of negligence, even though the boat had been unlicensed, had no insurance and Bain had traces of marijuana in his blood – all clear breaches of Bahamian law.

The couple, from Orpington, Kent, screamed in horror as the judge brought the proceedings to an end.

Mrs Gallagher broke down and wept while her husband shouted at the three defendants and had to be ushered from the building.

"It was like a physical blow," Andrea said yesterday. "I was stunned. I started shaking and collapsed to the floor, crying.

"The last bit of strength I had mustered up to enable me to come to the courtroom, to face them, was knocked out. I literally had no energy left to hold myself up.

"We thought it was an open and shut case. We wanted justice, but also to make the beaches of the Bahamas safer for other holidaymakers. "Now the judge has given out a firm message – you can break Bahamian law and get away with it."


Accused: Nigger 'Skipper' James Bain had his case dismissed despite having traces of marijuana in his blood

The couple both gave evidence on the first day of the trial, two weeks ago. Andrea was in the witness box for two hours.

She said: "It was horrendous. The defence accused me of being a bitter woman waging a vendetta. All I could do was tell the truth – that I am a mother trying to do the right thing for her son."

The Gallaghers realised the odds were stacked against them right from the start of the hearing when evidence that would have helped their case was ruled inadmissible.

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Should have spent the 50k on having this simian capped.