I did 17 years in prison for killing the guy who raped my wife.

[Deleted member 6997]

I only regret that the judge had to follow the law and find me guilty of killing a man that would have only gotten 11 years and then could go on hurting other women.
So, I got 17 years.

Update, thanks to the following:

1. All those sharing their past abuse. You have no idea just how much I cherish your words. YOU ARE MY HEROES, NOT KIDDING. I AM PAST TOUCHED, AND EVERY STORY WILL BE A REASON WHY I WILL DO GOOD. ALL OF YOU ARE BRAVE AS FUCK!

2. Thanks, to those who don't believe my story. It is a good feeling to have somebody call me a liar and neither party gets their wig split in a much-needed fade. You just make me more understanding as to what some people are about, and it prepares me to handle things civilly institutions to come.

3. Thanks to those asking general questions about prison. I will try to answer as many as I can this weekend.

I will answer two questions that keep coming up, and I can't answer them more than this one time, because they really hurt:

1. Did she stay with me? No, but I did get to talk to her and she is happy and is okay. After her attack, I abused drugs and alcohol to take away the pain, and she wanted and deserved better. I do love her.

2. How did I kill the guy? I am sorry, but this question is over the top for me. I don't want to relive her rape or relive killing that guy. I am sorry.

 

[Deleted member 11748]

dnr

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[Deleted member 2403]

 

[john2]

I only regret that the judge had to follow the law and find me guilty of killing a man that would have only gotten 11 years and then could go on hurting other women.
So, I got 17 years.

Update, thanks to the following:

1. All those sharing their past abuse. You have no idea just how much I cherish your words. YOU ARE MY HEROES, NOT KIDDING. I AM PAST TOUCHED, AND EVERY STORY WILL BE A REASON WHY I WILL DO GOOD. ALL OF YOU ARE BRAVE AS FUCK!

2. Thanks, to those who don't believe my story. It is a good feeling to have somebody call me a liar and neither party gets their wig split in a much-needed fade. You just make me more understanding as to what some people are about, and it prepares me to handle things civilly institutions to come.

3. Thanks to those asking general questions about prison. I will try to answer as many as I can this weekend.

I will answer two questions that keep coming up, and I can't answer them more than this one time, because they really hurt:

1. Did she stay with me? No, but I did get to talk to her and she is happy and is okay. After her attack, I abused drugs and alcohol to take away the pain, and she wanted and deserved better. I do love her.

2. How did I kill the guy? I am sorry, but this question is over the top for me. I don't want to relive her rape or relive killing that guy. I am sorry.

I know of a composer named Carlos Gesualdo (1566-1613 AD). He stabbed his wife and her lover who committed adultery together, during the night when they were in bed. And guess what, Carlos wasn't accused of anything. The law justified his act and he didn't rot for even a moment in prison.

Look how bad and cucked times have become now. Giving women rights was the second mistake after overthrowing the Church.

 

[TsarTsar444]

I know of a composer named Carlos Gesualdo (1566-1613 AD). He stabbed his wife and her lover who committed adultery together, during the night when they were in bed. And guess what, Carlos wasn't accused of anything. The law justified his act and he didn't rot for even a moment in prison.

Look how bad and cucked times have become now. Giving women rights was the second mistake after overthrowing the Church.

1789 was a mistake, huge mistake

 

[john2]

1789 was a mistake, huge mistake

Indeed, anarchy was at its finest and monarchy collapsed like it was nothing before. Brutal. And after the French everyone did the same slowly.

 

[skull_mogger]

bitch i lived