Woman Sets Fire to Daughter's Rapist (1 Viewer)

[BreesusSaves]

I remember when this first happened... I think it was about 5 or 6 years ago, if I'm not mistaken. I thought it was one of the coolest things I'd heard about in a long time, and I still think so.

I have no problem with justice in the form of personal revenge, especially in a case like this. No problem at all. My personal feeling is that if someone rapes someone I love, by the time he finally dies, he'll be begging me to burn him to death just to get it over with. I'd prefer to kill him over a period of several days. Nothing's too barbaric for scum like this; he's not human anyway.

Agreed... maybe if he showed remorse, but taunting the girls mother? I'm not ashamed to say I smiled seeing that she didn't take that crap and did what needed to be done. Scum like that doesn't need to be left breathing.

 

[Sun Wukong]

Burns are the most intense pain known to man too. Painkillers don't work on burns like that.

Yeah, she knew what she was doing. He felt intense pain for a prolonged period before he died. This wasn't a quick gunshot to the head, this was a "I'm gonna make you hurt like you've never hurt before and then you'll die" killing.

And +1 for that.

I don't have it in me to find sympathy for rapists, serial killers, and child molesters. Some people make mistakes in life. Other people are born monsters. They can't be rehabilitated or reasoned with or reached. They're not remorseful, because the part that makes you human and feel things like sorrow and regret and empathy doesn't exist.

So yeah, torching the monsters sits with me just fine.

 

[LickenKittens]

You rape someones daughter and then taunt them about it? I'd say he got off pretty light.

 

[uproar90]

Does she need a match? Someone to duct tape him to a chair so she can spray him with gas?



Oh... already happened? Nevermind...

 

[krushing]

It works fine until someone accidentally sets the wrong person on fire.

 

[bigdaddysaints]

Just like the guy in BR that shot the karate instructor at the BR airport while he was in police custody..
It was all on video.. Kudos..

 

[jbourque]

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[Sarcastic]

It works fine until someone accidentally sets the wrong person on fire.

This was worth repeating

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[Saintsfan22]

good for her IMO i mean if he came out and said he was sorry maybe I would have said he didn't deserve it but,coming out and taunting her yeah he deserved it and IMO he deserved worse.

 

[blackngoldmike]

This is probably one of the more awesome displays of revenge I've ever heard of. Obviously, he did not learn his lesson, so the way I see it, this is just one of many examples of natural selection.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

Just like the guy in BR that shot the karate instructor at the BR airport while he was in police custody..
It was all on video.. Kudos..

exactly what had the karate guy done to get arrested?

 

[mister pc]

exactly what had the karate guy done to get arrested?

He's talking about this case I believe

BATON ROUGE, La., Aug. 27&#8212; A father who fatally shot a man suspected of kidnapping and sexually assaulting his son was given a suspended prison term today and sentenced to five years of probation.

The man, Leon Gary Plauche, 39 years old, had pleaded no contest to manslaughter in the death of Jeffrey Doucet, 25, who was shot in the head in the Baton Rouge airport in March 1984.

The shooting occurred as deputies were returning Mr. Doucet in handcuffs from California, where he had been arrested on a charge of kidnapping Mr. Plauche's 11-year-old son.

http://www.nytimes.com/1985/08/28/u...tenced-in-killing-of-suspected-kidnapper.html

edit- wow, here's the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi3Hyxuf5AE

 

[dav168]

Give her a week in jail and 10 years probation. I don't blame her, but you can't advocate vigilante justice either.

Make her a judge!

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

He's talking about this case I believe edit- wow, here's the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi3Hyxuf5AE

good video, and kind of reinforces the POV of those who say that you shouldn't take justice into your own hands.. If you watch the video, you can see how easily the father could've hit someone else- an innocent bystander perhaps, or law enforcement-- with that bullet.. And that doesn't even take into account whether or not the alleged rapist was actually guilty.

 

[Saint Sarah]

Make her a judge!

Yes because she already has shown no regard for the law.