, 23, was given a minimum 55-year sentence after a court found he was"just as guilty" as his brother, Salman, who carried out the suicide bomb attack in Manchester in May 2017.
Paul Hett, who lost his son Martyn, told Sky News:"Hashem Abedi couldn't even be man enough to come to court to hear how he had affected these people."We've spent two days listening to harrowing details of lives that have been totally shattered, not just the 22 that lost their loved ones but the hundreds of lives changed forever.
She told Sky News:"I think it's contemptible, it's arrogant, I find it very disrespectful that he didn't come to court."
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'Refused' I'd have dragged him in by his balls
Should’ve been multiple life sentences in solitary confinement
His human rights will now kick in, segregated for his own safety in a luxury cell. I hope I'm wrong but I don't think I am.
If the RAF and ROYAL NAVY, and ground troops hadn’t been bombing and sending missiles and bombs to these areas since 2001, all these would still be alive. These attacks have caused all revenge terrorist attacks on our mainland.
I don’t even care that he’s going to jail for ‘life’ it’s more about the welcoming party when he’s in there
Two terrorists that was given Asylum in the UK from Libya surely there someone in the government that allowed this to happen should be in court too! Some politician has got to take responsibility for allowing this! Why isn’t Sky questioning them!
How does he get to choose I’d have shoved him in head first 😡
All terrorists are cowards end of
Why the fuck does he even have a choice
This coward can look forward to rolls & gob and mash & glass
He's going to get absolutely abused in jail 😀
Should have been dragged in.
Terrorists are cowards.
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