Police have banged to rights a crazed loon who battered a young boy in
Devon. Joseph Love, 54, was a recluse who never left his home, the kind of
person who kept his giro payment dates post-it noted on the fridge.
Incidentally, he is in receipt of Employment Support Allowance and has been for
well over a decade, since he lost his job as professional paint drying watcher
(this is a real vacancy which supervises painted rooms). He had a stained duvet
nailed to the inside of his front living room window. Although it’s hard to
believe, he has a previous conviction for suffocating rabbits in a DVD player
loading tray. Not to mention his conviction for causing actual bodily harm by
throwing biscuits. The judge described Love’s heart as a ‘holed out star’.
The young boy was in
tears when he was getting battered by Love, reported to have happened because
the boy’s football smashed the window in question. Roland Maran was only 15
years old at the time of beating.
Love has a habit of
battering young boys. He escaped court on a technicality last time after
someone retrieving a ball from his garden crushed his flowers. He lives on a
corner house by a park and sees a lot of ‘ball activity’.
The first victim got
leathered, wasted and pasted before he got battered. His dad, who hadn’t been
tall enough to lean over the fence and witness proceedings, shouted above the
howls of pain: “Take your stinking paws off of my son!” The lad had been so
traumatised that he developed a speech impediment, started wetting his own
undies, refused to answer his phone, and didn’t want to play out anymore. The
father insists it has ruined his son’s childhood, and that he can give evidence
of past history against Love for Mr. Maran Senior.
Love’s strange wife
was charged with complicity for holding down the young boy as Love battered
him. She possessed a cricket bat and a sharpened iron file. It is noted that
Lizabeth Love (without the E) often laid booby traps in the garden for kids who
were looking for balls to fall prey to. One neighbour said that one night,
glinting in the moonlight, she perceived a giant man-sized mousetrap, a lasso
hanging from a tree, and a hole in the earth covered up with tarpaulin.
The couple have both been detained in the same mixed prison.
Lizabeth has gone on record saying that she is ‘ecstatic’ at this close
connection to her husband, saying that now she doesn’t have to write long
distance letters to communicate with the felon.
“I might even bump into him in the chapel,” she adds.
“Then we will be free to talk as man and wife without getting persecuted by the
British press for doing nothing more than reacting to horrible little nippers
who keep trespassing on our property. They don’t listen to conventional means
and there’s only one way to deal with them: Batter, batter, and batter.”
Length of detention: 2 years 6 months
© The
Anonymous Journalist 2023
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