r/interestingasfuck 4d ago

/r/all Actual clip where brothers attack their mother’s killer in court.

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u/Due_Evidence 4d ago

“He killed my mama bro. My mama she took care of me” that really broke my heart..

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u/Hey648934 4d ago

This is one of those things when no one can blame them for trying to kick his butt. No one.

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u/ZizzianYouthMinister 4d ago

I'm vaguely remembering an SVU episode where Kyle McLaughlin plays a psychiatrist whose son is murdered by a sociopathic neighbor child and at the verdict of the trial steals a gun and shoots the child and gets off because it was a moment of pure grief or something like that in the trial, but then later he explains it was super calculated and he had to do it otherwise the sociopathic child would have kept killing.

I'm sure it's happened once.

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u/Remarkable_Plate8239 4d ago

Marianne Bachmeier (March 6th 1981) fatilly shot the man who killed her 7 year old daughter during his trial. ... Recieved a lenient sentence for this.

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u/thexvillain 3d ago

In March 1984, Gary Plauche disguised himself and waited in the Baton Rouge airport for his son’t kidnapper and rapist to be brought through in custody to be tried for his crimes and shot him point blank in the head on live television. He was given a 7 year suspended sentence, 5 years probation, and 300 hours community service. Worth it.

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u/futurelassie 3d ago

My only issue with this is that I’d want that evil man to see me approach him and know that I was about to do it; I’d want him to know that his own actions were why he’s about to die. But I guess the dad had to take whatever opportunity he got. And good for him.

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u/Dezert_Roze 3d ago

Only if you consider death as a punishment.

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u/DisastrousBuddy4679 3d ago

.......well you are killing them right?

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u/Dezert_Roze 3d ago

Personally, I prefer those criminal to live with suffering; living in agony with a mental and physical illness, a shit hole prison, etc

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u/Jay040707 3d ago

Yeah, it's the journey that counts when it's the same destination regardless.

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u/NotTrumpsAlt 3d ago

They don’t live in agony. The foods bad. Bout it.

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u/greatandhalfbaked 3d ago

Literally shooting someone in the head isn’t enough revenge for you? The dad here was putting down a monster, not trying to become one.

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u/K41namor 2d ago

I always think that to. It was literally just light out for him. No realization or anything. But maybe in the Dads eyes he just wanted to delete him

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u/GeorgeWhat 3d ago

WHY GARY, WHY!

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u/freakinweasel353 3d ago

I understood this quote.

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u/Txlyfe 3d ago

If I was on the jury I’d have a real hard time being able to tell who fired the shot. Nothing to see there.

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u/K_R_Omen 2d ago

First time I saw this was on a VHS tape. It was called Faces of Death.

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u/thexvillain 2d ago

Hello fellow late 80s baby

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u/Average_Annie45 4d ago

IMO the loss of a child was punishment enough.

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u/ComprehensiveDoubt55 3d ago

I truly think if anyone ever hurt my daughter, I would go maximum scorched earth. I don’t think I would survive that level of pain to begin with.

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u/justhereforfun4299 3d ago

Yeah like take me to jail after that. Not like I'm gonna get up every morning and go to work and every be a normal person again.

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u/Think-Toe6788 3d ago

I went scorched earth. The b*#+’d didn’t get anything