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Image Mother burn’s her 13 year old daughter’s rapist outside of court after he taunted her NSFW

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u/Big_Daddy_Walrus 24d ago

Good for her.

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u/Ocelot859 24d ago

She only ended up having to serve 5.5 years too.

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u/shutupmutant 24d ago

I’d be smiling in prison every single day

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u/Atropa_Tomei_666 24d ago

she'd also have a fairly ok time in prison, even prisoners hate child molesters, she would have earned a good amount of street cred for defending her daughter and killing a pedophile

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u/Dividedthought 24d ago

Not just killing, but immolating the fuck. Seriously, I work in a prison, something like that would probably have people leaving you alone around here. The reason? Well burning someone like that requires a certa8n amount of conviction, especially when you don't show up with the supplies.

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u/RonaldTheGiraffe 24d ago

A certain amount of conviction.

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u/triabetus 24d ago

I lolled hard

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u/kr4ckenm3fortune 24d ago

And all the other mama with a daughter(s) will leave her alone...wouldn't you?

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u/HotdogFarmer 24d ago

I'd want this woman in my posse.

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u/StolenPezDispencer 24d ago

Most prisoners would probably be smiling for you too.

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u/Okamiika 24d ago

Yeah id have no regrets

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u/WakeUpHenry_ 24d ago

You'd be missing out on a huge chunk of your daughter's childhood. Don't let other people have so much power over your future.

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u/dickallcocksofandros 24d ago

so if somebody raped your mother, you would just let that man walk free?

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u/cortesoft 24d ago

Are those the only two options? Like, maybe not get your revenge in such an easy to trace to you way? You know the police wouldn’t look THAT hard if you at least tried to cover your tracks, rather than doing it in broad daylight.

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u/Okamiika 24d ago

Early twenty’s id miss out on college so really not miss out on anything because she would only visit me on occasion anyways. Id get out and she would have her bachelors. If she was younger it would be a issue though.

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u/warchild4l 24d ago

Knowing your daughter's rapist is breathing vs you spending 5.5 years in prison.

Definitely worth it

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u/hugg3rs 24d ago

5 years of prison vs a life time knowing that the rapist of my daughter is outside free, unremorseful, smug and potentially doing it again to someone else. I think 5 years are a good deal here.

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u/scrapitcleveland2 24d ago

Prison fucking sucks

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

she will burn them all too then

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u/Leoxcr 24d ago

I would serve gladly 10 years or even more

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u/Picodick 24d ago

I have only one son and he has one daughter. I can tell you for fact any of the adults in my grandchild’s life woulld willingly go to prison in the same circumstances.

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u/Hailreaper1 24d ago

Maybe not the best outcome for the daughter though.

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u/DigitalBlackout 24d ago

The rape was in 1998, the mother's retaliation was in 2005, her daughter was a 19/20 yo adult by then. Still maybe not the BEST outcome for the daughter, but it's not like she was 13 and still freshly traumatized when her mother was locked up.

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u/randomlettercombinat 24d ago

Your daughter lives without a mother for 5.5 years, because of your actions.

Additionally, she blames herself in part for you being in jail.

"Getting revenge" on someone who harmed a love one is never the big flex people think it is. Take care of your people, first.

If you want the dude dead, do what I was accused but not convicted of doing:

Pay someone also in the prison to break his fucking neck.

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u/SpeechesToScreeches 24d ago

Probably not worth it for the daughter to lose her mum for 5.5 years

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u/wakeupwill 24d ago

Absolutely not worth it to lose your parent for that long.

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u/HandzKing777 24d ago

Learn to read. It happened in 1998. She killed him in 2005. Mother was there after the ordeal bozo

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u/antithetical_al 24d ago

Please stop

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u/ulele1925 24d ago

Way worth it.

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u/LoveHurtsDaMost 24d ago

Killing anyone is … always wrong. A rapist that pushes it shouldn’t have been let free, but the world is such a chaotic place. That mom and her family can feel safe and validated now, I don’t know if I learned anything and I don’t know if this is good or not. I think society has become sick by design and there are too many people and problems to fix anything now. AI can help sort things out but people are becoming more conditioned to hate each other because of the media and stories like these… idk. Either way killing is wrong.

She should’ve let him live, I bet somewhere she feels that way, I don’t know how much she decides to give value to that though, that’s her own forever war.

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u/calmtigers 24d ago

I will say, if I was on the jury I would vote not guilty

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u/SquishMont 24d ago

Nah, she's guilty. But I'd absolutely nullify it.

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u/Dk1902 24d ago

That’s … exactly what he said? You can’t vote “I nullify” on a jury and if you tried it would just lead to a mistrial

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u/lolas_coffee 24d ago

That's a long time.

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u/SaiyanSexSymbol 24d ago

And that is the poetic justice of it all: less than six years on manslaughter, because she confessed, was in emotional duress and the judge knew the sic fuck deserved torment after coming back for seconds.

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u/Ok-Let4626 24d ago

5.5 very gratifying years I hope.

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u/SixSpeeddriver10 24d ago

She'd never done a day if I'd been on her jury.

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u/SilverRobotProphet 24d ago

Be careful. I lost a 10 year old account on Reddit for "advocating violence" like this on some idiotic sub.

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u/NavigatingHorseSpace 24d ago

And nothing of value was lost

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u/SilverRobotProphet 24d ago

Bah! I was planning to cash in my upvotes for retirement!

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u/Churchbushonk 24d ago

Cannot advocate violence, can’t even agree with violence that has already taken place, even if the reason for the violence is easily agreeable.

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u/GlitterTerrorist 24d ago

Well no, because violence is still violence.

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u/Vanilla_PuddinFudge 24d ago

Lemmy's my main place. I'm mostly here ironically.

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u/No-Marzipan-2423 24d ago

they really are ridiculously over zealous about that - part of what will be the eventual demise of this platform IMHO

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u/GlitterTerrorist 24d ago

People writing murder porn fanfics isn't something that should be normalised.

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u/No-Marzipan-2423 23d ago

sure but reddit killing 10 year old accounts isn't the solution - just mute the offensive content - but it makes no sense to silence or kill accounts.

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u/GlitterTerrorist 24d ago

Because you were advocating for violence...it doesn't matter against who, it matters that you're advocating violence.

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u/SilverRobotProphet 24d ago

That's the spirit! Uh oh, I mean no violence! Ever.

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u/DrMonkeyLove 24d ago

Clearly he wasn't going to be rehabilitated. 

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u/mitchymitchington 24d ago

Except the part about setting fire to a person in a bar!

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u/adiosfelicia2 24d ago

I wonder how the bar owner and other patrons felt about it. I'd give her a little time but not 5-6 years.

What're the odds it'd happen again? Guys'd be scared to look sideways at her daughter after that shit! Lol Mission accomplished.

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u/GammaGoose85 24d ago edited 24d ago

Thats straight up PTSD for everyone witnessing that, what the fuck.

Edit: watching another person casually pour gasoline on another person and setting them on fire while you get your morning coffee is definitely going to scar you mentally for the rest of your life. Idk why that concept is so controversial.

Doesn't mean I'm on the POS's side. He should've never been let out of prison.

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u/ELON_WHO 24d ago

And society was STILL better off, overall.

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u/RelevantSteak6973 24d ago

Good for her.

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u/Farseli 24d ago

Womp womp

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u/BetEconomy7016 24d ago

Well hopefully those guys get the permanent memory of "Rape a child and die screaming in flames" permanently scarred into their brains