KILLER farmer Tony Martin has revealed he "felt no remorse" after visiting the grave of a 16-year-old teen burglar who he shot dead 20 years ago.
His actions sparked a nationwide debate over the measures homeowners can take to defend their property, and landed Martin a five-year sentence for manslaughter . last year explored extensively the night on which Barras and his friend Brendon Fearon, 29, climbed in through a window, armed with a baseball bat and chisel.The unremorseful farmer had told investigators he slept with a shotgun under his head after previous burglaries - and had removed the top and bottom steps of his staircase as a booby trap.
Well done
He has no need to feel remorse. It could have been him killed. Should he just have made the burglars a cup of tea 🍵
A dead burglar never reoffends
Good lad
Does not need to feel regret.End of.
I wouldn’t either ...
Should’ve dug him up and shot him again!!
Good, the bloke deserves to die
Neither would I. You didn't make this happen..
I’ve yet to hear from anyone who thinks he did the wrong thing 🤷🏿♂️
No fucks giving 🤙🏼
A gang of pikey burglars just killed a copper, and you’re bothered about a pikey burglar who got shot 20 years ago whilst burgling? Struth 😅
Should be 'Sir' Tony Martin. 👍
Quite connected with nature farmers, you always wonder does this carry over into how they see other people and society.
If a burglar breaks into my house he can meet my Louisville slugger that lives next to my bed
Why should he? - the burglar asked to be shot.
Why should he?
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