Yeah I think thats a pretty common stance though. Most people I know are probably anti death penalty but all for having child predators and sex offenders killed. I am anyways.

I don’t think there’s a prosecutor in the country that would bring charges unless he actually managed to seriously main/kill the guy. Probably just escorted out by police and kept under watch until he calmed down.

Vengence isn't the answer, but my heart goes out to this man and others like him. It reminds me of Gary Plauche, who shot his son's rapist and kidnapper. When you hear the cop yell "Why, Gary, Why?" after he does it- heartbreaking.

i completely understand father, I just hope he is set free

I’m surprised this doesn’t happen more often tbh. I hear about the awful crimes some people commit and wonder how the victims’ families can keep their composure in the courtroom. So awful.

Is it me or is that son of a bitch smiling as the dad lunges at him and misses?

that fucking smirk the killer had on as they were escorting him out

I’m usually pretty anti-death penalty... but apparently there is a line in my head where it becomes the right - the only - option and that line is women in garbage bags.

This makes absolute sense and my heart aches for this man. Having said that, that's a fucking amazing picture.

Like it’s realistic to think that anyone could be pinned down to just one cheese.

Was he arrested? If so I hope he won’t serve any time because he is all parents.

Maybe the flag is throwing me off on this one

dude i don’t know, but you can thank GOOGLE for that

The girl is no longer a student at St. Paul’s; according to the family’s lawyer, she returned after Labrie’s trial, but left after being “intimidated” and “retaliated against.”

Having worked at a private school, I think the ethos is to defend the name and reputation of the school at all costs. Even when said defense makes them look even worse.

Ummm obvs you do if this is part of senior culture...

God dammit, of course she was.

If that whole disgusting senior salute was indeed a tradition, there is zero chance that staff members didn’t know about it. Zero.

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this before. It speaks volumes.