Mother Kills Her Daughter's Rapist By Setting Him On Fire

[Sandrock74]

I don't see a problem with it. The dork should have kept his mouth shut and spent his days thanking God that he got out of prison three years early.

 

[DimpleToes]

I believe she felt she had to do something but setting him on fire is only setting her to jail and hurting her family even more for now the child will know that her mom did this because of what happen to her.. I cant imagine the emotional problems this is gonna inflict upon her ontop of the rape.

 

[goddess_nemesis]

I honestly don't blame the mother's reaction. It was way extreme for her to set him on fire. I wouldn't have done it but if someone raped my daughter and years later released from prison asked how she was, I'm taking a bat and beating the shit out of him. But that would be my knee-jerk reaction.

 

[MasterPaladin]

all rapists that come up for parole should be given a choice. stay in jail or release after castration

 

[maniactickler]

C'mon libs, if this happened to your daughter, you cant tell me youd feel so much rage you wouldnt literally rip the man apart with your bare hands. im not a violent person, but it i was in that position, id kill him in a hearbeat.

 

[Tckleme]

Oh gosh, stupid humans🙄....

 

[Carsomyr]

C'mon libs, if this happened to your daughter, you cant tell me youd feel so much rage you wouldnt literally rip the man apart with your bare hands. im not a violent person, but it i was in that position, id kill him in a hearbeat.

Well probably. But that doesn't make it right.

 

[Empyrium]

It was your daughter that was raped at knife point and this bold ass mother fucker said that to you what would you do?

the only reason I would not have burned him is because I have a gun however I would not have killed him I would have however blew his balls off

That is the whole point. No matter what your opinion is on the matter, you'd never know what it feels like or how you would react until you're in that situation. Castration by firearm actually seems more logical than any other punishment.

 

[maniactickler]

Well probably. But that doesn't make it right.

Sometimes you have to do the wrong things for the right reasons.

 

[slap'n'ticklee]

What a lot of people seem to forget is that when someone is raped or violated in any way, that stays with them for life. It sometimes changes them so much, that they can never overcome what happened to them. What a way to ruin your life when you are only a thirteen year old child, not yet a woman. What a lovely experience for her to deal with for the rest of her life.

This fucker should have got life too then he wouldn't be allowed out to rub it in the mother's face and if it was a subtle threat, I'm not surprised that she did what she did.

Perhaps nowadays we are way too lenient with dishing out punishment especially in cases like this one when its obvious he is guilty.

I wonder because he had raped already now that he was released would he do it again?

In my mind I'm with the mother all the way if someone harmed my child in that way, my claws would be out and don't be surprised if they ended up like Freddie's claws 🙂

He's an evil person and good bloody riddance.

 

[MasterPaladin]

What a lot of people seem to forget is that when someone is raped or violated in any way, that stays with them for life. It sometimes changes them so much, that they can never overcome what happened to them. What a way to ruin your life when you are only a thirteen year old child, not yet a woman. What a lovely experience for her to deal with for the rest of her life.

This fucker should have got life too then he wouldn't be allowed out to rub it in the mother's face and if it was a subtle threat, I'm not surprised that she did what she did.

Perhaps nowadays we are way too lenient with dishing out punishment especially in cases like this one when its obvious he is guilty.

I wonder because he had raped already now that he was released would he do it again?

In my mind I'm with the mother all the way if someone harmed my child in that way, my claws would be out and don't be surprised if they ended up like Freddie's claws 🙂

He's an evil person and good bloody riddance.

ty I totally agree. I am div but I have a daughter god forbid if I ever was told that happened I would not rest till the prick answered to me, I'll save the city a lot of money

 

[Bugman]

I can't condone that kind of vengeance. She avenged one unconscionable and barbaric crime by committing another, and she's clearly mentally unbalanced. She should be institutionalized. Release her and you open the floodgates for people to take the law into their own hands, and then there won't be any law.

Indeed.

 

[maniactickler]

Anyone see that old charles bronson movie Death Wish? i think we could use more guys like him around.

 

[teaseNtickler]

There's wrong and then there is WRONG!

C'mon folks. this guy is scum of the earth. Setting him on fire was not wrong. Now if she roasted marshmellows, that would have been wrong!

 

[Bugman]

C'mon folks. this guy is scum of the earth. Setting him on fire was not wrong. Now if she roasted marshmellows, that would have been wrong!

Lets say,just for the sake of argument that this man was in fact innocent.Of course we all know that innocent people are never arrested convicted and sent to prision.We all know that,don't we?


http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/02/06/texas.exoneration/

 

[The Fallen Angel]

Sometimes you have to do the wrong things for the right reasons.

well said

 

[Cosmo_ac]

I'm not gonna cast judgment on the woman but I do have a question for all those who said she was wrong.

It was your daughter that was raped at knife point and this bold ass mother fucker said that to you what would you do?

the only reason I would not have burned him is because I have a gun however I would not have killed him I would have however blew his balls off

1. I would do my best to let the courts and police handle it.

2. I would do what i could to help my daughter recover.

Some things people need to remember. A court conviction does not mean a person is actually guilty of the crime. Also, people need to think in the long term as well. Saying "Oh, i would kill him!" Sounds great, but we live in a society of laws, and if you kill somebody, then guess what? Your probably going to jail. So now, you have a raped daughter, and are going to possibly be spending the next 10-life in jail. Doesn't help anybody their.

Another thing to look at is if said person your avenging would even want you to commit such an act. For those people who said they would gladly kill the person, if the roles were somewhat reversed, how they would feel.

If you were violated, and your son or daughter, assuming you had one, offered to kill that person for you, would you want them to, if you were incapable of commiting the act yourself for whatever reasons?

 

[MasterPaladin]

1. I would do my best to let the courts and police handle it.

2. I would do what i could to help my daughter recover.

Some things people need to remember. A court conviction does not mean a person is actually guilty of the crime. Also, people need to think in the long term as well. Saying "Oh, i would kill him!" Sounds great, but we live in a society of laws, and if you kill somebody, then guess what? Your probably going to jail. So now, you have a raped daughter, and are going to possibly be spending the next 10-life in jail. Doesn't help anybody their.

Another thing to look at is if said person your avenging would even want you to commit such an act. For those people who said they would gladly kill the person, if the roles were somewhat reversed, how they would feel.

If you were violated, and your son or daughter, assuming you had one, offered to kill that person for you, would you want them to, if you were incapable of commiting the act yourself for whatever reasons?

I'm not going to argue your points maybe I know to much being a police officer for 20 years and seeing innocent peoples lives ruined by scum and then they get to walk or come out of jail and gloat and do it all over again. All I'm going to say is I don't agree with anything you said here Except for 2. your a good man cos but your a bit in the dark I could site a case but it is very ugly 6 rapes and 6 lockups then a rape murder then life tell you something maybe?

 

[Adam]

I think you have to put yourself in the position of the mother. We can all sit here and say "I'd never take the law into my own hands", but if that's your child, your tune could change. I'm not saying what she did was right or wrong, but I think I understand why she did it.

 

[Bugman]

could site a case but it is very ugly 6 rapes and 6 lockups then a rape murder then life tell you something maybe?

That case tells me there are serious flaws in our legal system,which is no surprise.🙂 But dose that excuse vigilante justice?I would sure hope not,and i would not care to live in a nation that would condone such.

We have a charming history of extra judicial *justice*.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynching_in_the_United_States

 

[Capnmad]

You're all picking sides as if there's a right one and a wrong one. The fact is, there is no satisfactory answer to this set of circumstances.

A limited prison sentence will never be considered sufficient punishment for a crime such as this -- the effects of which last a lifetime and impact many more than the immediate victim.

However, murder is not an acceptable solution for a problem.

That said, we are faced with an impossible situation: A victimized daughter, a traumatized mother, and an unrepentant and deliberately taunting criminal. Most people can't forgive the unrepentant and deliberately taunting. In this situation, therefore, no good can be achieved. And in the absence of good, something has to break, either gradually or suddenly. After years of the mother gradually cracking herself, he provoked her and so, she broke him.

Given the other directions in which the people involved could have broken, I have to say this was the more favorable of several possible unpleasant outcomes.

 

[asutickler]

The world is a better place without the presence of Mr. Antonio Cosme Velasco Soriano. I can't really fault the woman in the story for what she did.

I think she should be found not guilty by reason of insanity. However, I also think that she needs to be committed for a while as a precaution. That sicko did some serious damage to her mentally, and she might be a danger to herself or others.

 

[Skipadeedoodah]

The world is a better place without the presence of Mr. Antonio Cosme Velasco Soriano. I can't really fault the woman in the story for what she did.

I think she should be found not guilty by reason of insanity. However, I also think that she needs to be committed for a while as a precaution. That sicko did some serious damage to her mentally, and she might be a danger to herself or others.

Agreed.

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

Good for her. Personally if it happened to my child and I caught the person who did it, they'd never find his body

 

[Cosmo_ac]

I'm not going to argue your points maybe I know to much being a police officer for 20 years and seeing innocent peoples lives ruined by scum and then they get to walk or come out of jail and gloat and do it all over again. All I'm going to say is I don't agree with anything you said here Except for 2. your a good man cos but your a bit in the dark I could site a case but it is very ugly 6 rapes and 6 lockups then a rape murder then life tell you something maybe?

I appreciate the kind words old friend, but i'm not sure what you mean when you say i'm in the dark a bit.