Acts of Crime Seen Differently When Done by Womyn

**Rickster** · 2nd-June-2011

I had recently made reference to womyn and crimes, and how they can be just as horrific in their intent and purpose as men. It reminded me of a story I heard on the news not too long ago, which horrified me because the same look and attitude that the woman on trial showed in court, was eerily similar to the look I seen in my mom’s eyes when my father decided to get a divorce. My mom took it real hard, much harder than my father thought, and she surprised all of us, my father, me, and my siblings with her reaction.

But I digress, here’s the link:

Woman Stabs Husband 193 Times; Self Defense? - 48 Hours - CBS News

What you’ll likely notice too, is the gruesome horror of the story. I may be a little gruesome in what I say, but then again so was the trial apparently. 193 times she stabbed her husband who was bound to the bed in what was believed to be some kinky role-play. While she claims self defense it hardly seems a reasonable claim or that it was even a reasonable reaction. There are other inconsistencies to her story, but regardless I just can’t feel sympathy for this person, even if it was self defense. What baffles me though is that she nearly got off, which is why this story belongs on here as proof of just how much our judicial system takes it easy on the womyn. I’m sure had she only stabbed him a few times she may have actually got off on a self defense plea. Now had this been a man, the judge would have probably just screamed 'off with his head' at the first mention of him stabbing his wife, and then expedited the whole process when he heard it was 193 times.

Fortunately, she ended up with 25 to life, which means she’ll likely be out on parole because she is taking the ‘battered wife’ path to freedom, and with her husband not there to contest, she’s gaining a lot of support. I haven’t followed up on it, though I bet the story continues because stories like these tend to die hard. It would pain me to know that this crazy woman is out there and allowed to see her kid, the same kid whose father she defended herself against by mercilessly stabbing.

**Marx** · 2nd-June-2011

Is she sure it's him who had the temper problems? I mean, to stab someone 193x takes some kind of inhumane rage...

**Celtic Druid** · 2nd-June-2011

This is something we all know anyway.

I'm not having a go at you by any means fellow, I challenge you to repackage a similar story in future in such a way that it draws maximum readers and MRA attention etc to current themes in a most unique way. And that you engage in some meaningful research before blurting what you believe to be credible data etc.

**Stan** · 2nd-June-2011

Meanwhile in the States a 59 year old armed robbery victim and store owner shot a criminal who died in his store. Now the Pharmacist is charged with murder. And he had kept his store open as the area became more and more crime ridden. The issue is that he used excessive force and shot the guy several times after an earlier shot had the man on the floor.

**Marx** · 2nd-June-2011

Quote from Stan

Meanwhile in the States a 59 year old armed robbery victim and store owner shot a criminal who died in his store.

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Now the Pharmacist is charged with murder. And he had kept his store open as the area became more and more crime ridden. The issue is that he used excessive force and shot the guy several times after an earlier shot had the man on the floor.

See the two bits I underlined? That's the only difference. In the one story (post #1), it was a woman who used excessive force - and as a woman, she has every damn right to do so, even if she cannot supply a shred of evidence that he abused her, even in the absence of his contrary evidence (due to being somewhat lifeless).