Rot in hell:

Feral chav vermin and the excuses of the parents.

The mum of a 15-year-old girl locked up for drunkenly filming a "happy-slapping" killing last night said her daughter was ensnared by Britain's terrifying culture of teenage boozing.

Well no, she made her choice and now has to pay the price.

The divorced 33-year-old, speaking after the girl admitted aiding and abetting the manslaughter of Gavin Waterhouse by two teenagers, said: "The whole country must fight this violent and horrific problem.

Would that she had kept a better eye on her offspring.

"Every town has youths drinking themselves senseless. My daughter wanted to fit in, so she joined in. If she'd not been drinking we wouldn't be in this tragic situation."

And had you been a better parent she would not have been drinking...

The girl, described as "hyper" after knocking back alcohol, used a mobile phone to film Mark Masters, 19, and a 17-year-old youth kicking and punching stonemason Mr Waterhouse in a street in Keighley, West Yorks. He died later of a ruptured spleen.

She chose to enjoy watching Mr Waterhouse being as the press term it "happy slapped."

The girl, convicted at Leeds crown court yesterday, is the first person succesfully prosecuted for aiding manslaughter over the filming of an attack.

And quite rightly so...

She was last night in custody at a secure children's home. Her student mum, who has a second child, said she had begged social services in vain for help with her tearaway teenager.

She said: "I suspected my daughter was in with the wrong crowd but you can't keep a teenager locked up.

Well actually you can and she has been. Hopefully for a very long time.

She approached Mr Waterhouse and asked him for money before recording the attack.

Afterwards, the attackers showed friends the video footage - even though they were aware their victim had died.

But the best part of the piss poor mother and her bleating on the part of her feral daughter has to be this:

"You can scream and shout for help but little notice is taken until something terrible happens.

"Now the whole country is watching and pointing the finger - but what use is that? A man is dead and my daughter is in custody. Surely prevention is better than knee-jerk reactions?

And had she been a better parent maybe Mr Waterhouse would be alive and she might have stopped her so called friends from killing him. Another symptom of libralism and socialist parenting in action in Blair/Brown's new Cool Britannia.

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