We received an email regarding yesterday’s blog, "Another Englishman Is On Trial For Killing A Gun Carrying Burglar." That man was acquitted yesterday.
The email comment to our blog was from the wife of another British subject who has been swept up in Britain's terrible self defense laws that protect criminals who invade the privacy of Brit's homes. He too will be facing trial for killing a man who invaded his home. Please keep her and her family in your prayers.
His wife's email is posted below the "Support Roberto Ranieri" Facebook page shown below that has been set up in Britain.
"Roberto Ranieri, 45, of Andover, Hampshire, is awaiting trial having been charged with the murder of Steven Griffiths, 38.
Roberto was protecting his wife and four children in their home, from an intruder.
Roberto did not intend to cause harm, let alone take life. He just wanted to protect his family. He should not be locked up for doing what every husband and father would do when scared that harm will come to their family.
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Here's her email:
"My husband is also on trial at the moment. He was charged with murder after a man burst into our house, intent on causing harm. We are hoping that he will be acquitted next week. http://www.andoveradvertiser.co.uk/news/5034962.Andover_man_pleads_not_guilty_to_murder_charge/
The state of the self-defence laws in Britain are horrendous. Our family has been torn apart by this and will never be the same again, whatever happens."
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ReplyDeleteMy husband was acquitted of all charges on March 9th, at 2:30pm. The Jury deliberated for just over one and a half hours.
It is wonderful that my husband is free. But there are others awaiting trial for the same kind of thing. It is very wrong.
The self-defence laws in Britain really need to be sorted out. My husband should never have been charged in the first place. Burglars and intruders are the ones with the rights, not the householders.