Former prison officer jailed for murder of Emma Faulds

[@craiginches]

I was a Prison Officer for thirty years and have locked up thousands of people for some of the most heinous crimes and so sadly, nothing shocks me. This man will be quaking in his shoes as to what lies ahead. Prison and Police officers who have been jailed do not get an easy time and rightfully so. They are worse than any other criminal because they held a position of power and trust but abused their position. RIP Emma.

[@anti-corruption-anti-tyranny]

@Brian Sellers That's a myth.. Prison officers and police officers who offend and are sentenced absolutely get an easy time. Corruption is rife and complacent especially within SPS management who are guilty of some of the worst crimes imaginable. These prisoners of special status are given protection and cushy passman jobs and kept out of mainstream riff raff. They are also fast tracked through the progression system if possible and risk managed in less secure conditions. 3 on 1 Assaults, Torture, murder are just a few of the extra curricular activities that go on especially in seg units. Now with the forensic psychology department being allowed to roam free throughout the estate. These monsters are overruling governors and are using the prison environment to practice and Guinea pig the dark arts of psychology on anyone they don't like, inside and outside of the prison walls. The predomince of so called legal highs entering the system is yet another euphanism for these maniacs and narcissists to go around doing as they wish as long as its kept schtum inside those walls. Using extra judicial methods involving technology used to mimic the effects of mental illness. These people operate in a shroud of secrecy and will do anything at all to hide away their criminal conduct, and if they manage avoiding the prying eye of the public then it seems these tyrants think they are a law unto themselves. As a prison officer of 30 years surely you must know the level of corruption throughout the system. Coverups are common place with the most recent being the blatant stone wall murder of Alan Marshall in Edinburgh prison. Around six weeks ago yet another three so called officers were sacked for the same three on one style attack on yet another prisoner in Edinburgh prison. I was there and had the misfortune of having a towel wrapped around my neck while being restrained, choking me out. They did the same to Alan Marshall weeks later and left the towel in full view of cameras. Which they crookedly and falsely explained away as being a "temporary spitmask" Either way there needs to be an actual independent inquiry (no connection to the Scottish government) to investigate corrupt management and police officials who are complacent in whitewashing wrongdoing.

[@MurryA-u2x]

1 thing he'll settle in as he knows the routine 😅😅😅😅 & infact could come in handy to cons as he k ows the system in & out but I'm guessing he's been a dick to cons & now he's away to live with them 😅😅😅😅

[@Ohhhhhhbbbb]

Did you touch young boys in their cells aswell then?

[@leonardmein4250]

I went to college with Ross Willox and got to know him reasonably well we even brought in the new year with our partners at the time in a bar in Prestwick. He was popular in our college class. However we did realise during the course that he had a bit of a dodgy past. We were asked to fill in a form declaring any criminal convictions and he asked the department head for a word alone. It transpired that he had been bringing drugs and other contraband into Kilmarnock prison when he was working as a prison officer under the direction of a known criminal family (can't remember the name mentioned). I believe that a prisoner from a rival family alerted the authorities and after several weeks of surveillance his car was searched when he arrived to start his shift. No drugs were found but he did have a cosh or truncheon in his boot which he shouldn't have had. I believe he was charged with this offence as a way to get him out of prison service. I wouldn't be surprised if he's protected to a degree in jail for services previously rendered .

[@christopherwhiteside4448]

'Take him away'. Loved that bit

[@Mechanicalheartbeat]

This is an insult to the family. He should never be released, murder has got to be the ultimate crime and must have an ultimate punishment .

[@lennarthagen3638]

This isnt USA

[@grassytramtracks]

Doesn't mean he will, the key word is minimum

[@thomaspenman4101]

Its beyond comprehension why a human being could do that to someone my heart goes out to her family and friends rip.emma❤❤❤

[@Victoria-hz3gx]

THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR. GOD BLESS YOUR WISDOM. ❤

[@neilburns8869]

The Judge does a first rate job of sentencing the accused.👍🤝👏

[@sharleenbiggley2225]

emma rest easy love you never forget u dawl RIP😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@TheOneRealDJ]

Did you know her ?

[@charlenepoole8576]

My now husband used to live in Monkton, its normally a really quiet bit

[@petronelastelawhite-anca7964]

By Grace: why such events occurred? 😢

[@aldorfc7287]

Going to be very popular in jail

[@Bond2025]

Why? He will be just like all the other dishonest scum in prisons. None of them are any better than others. Society would be much better if prisoners were never allowed back out as they keep offending and breeding more scum. If only the same effort was put in to all investigations, maybe the "missing" girl from Spain, whose parents said a dog detected meat for a barbecue in the back of their car, might have been found. We all know exactly who I mean, they were lucky to get away without further action as only they know what happened on the night.

[@matthewbritton4149]

He be on numbers protection wing the rat 🐀 😡🤬😡🤬💯👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻💪💪🤛🤜🤛🤜🤛

[@petronelastelawhite-anca7964]

😢 very sad! O.M.G.😢( R.I.P.) to the Lady😢! How & why human beings kills another human being??? What is wrong with this people???

[@GB-vn1tf]

A devious, wicked liar. Sounds about right, he was a screw.

[@amybrown237]

The job has nothing to do with it, doctors and nurses have become serial killers 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@simonsteven1427]

Says it all, something that can lock humanbeings in a concrete dog kennel says more about them than who they are putting in it.

[@ged3680]

A very impressive Judge, ‘take him away’

[@esmewatson2544]

That's a very light sentence

[@grassytramtracks]

Keyword is minimum, doesn't mean he will be let out after 20 years or ever

[@lynnstevenson11]

Monster

[@lennarthagen3638]

Why is he using words like wicked errrrr

[@Vince27.]

Try looking up what wicked means and you’ll understand.

[@lennarthagen3638]

@@Vince27. its a christian thing

[@petronelastelawhite-anca7964]

What is happening in some obvious humans head? 😢Jesus Christ died crucified for sinners as such! 😢 I'm overwhelmed 😢

[@Jess-k6q]

That judge has the most boring, monotone voice…

[@dp369]

He is reading a pre-pepared statement of the legal facts. Emotion is not appropriate at this point, regardless of opinion.

[@Jess-k6q]

@@dp369 don’t doubt it…but a little inflection would be good.

[@GB-vn1tf]

@@Jess-k6q they more or less cannot as any sign of opinion can be taken as bias and a solicitor might go for an appeal. That's the way it works here. It's not entertainment.

[@gemmadakin34]

They can't be seen to show any emotion. That's why. Who's to say they don't cry when they are home? Xx

[@dstraker7]

murrrrrrrrrderrrrrr