Best is my grandpa. My grandma had a little white toy poodle that she adored, this was the 70s, and every morning she would let him out and he would do his business while she made coffee. Well one day he never came home, and my grandparents and my mom went all over trying to find the poodle. A few weeks later the kid that delivered papers wrote my grandpa a note in his paper saying he watched one of the other neighbors turn his two dobermans loose on my grandmas toy poodle, who was just chilling in his own yard, then after they killed him, threw his body in the river. So my grandpa told his receptionist at work, and one of his foreman that he needed their help over a long period of time. They would call the neighbors house, if the wife answered his receptionist would ask if the husband was home, and likewise if the husband answered the foreman would ask if the wife was home, insinuating that the couple was actively having affairs. Ten years later my grandpa sees his old neighbor at a bar, goes over and they start chatting. He tells my grandpa how his life has been hell, his wife and him had a divorce, she got the house, the kids, the dogs, the boat. My grandpa nods and goes “bet you wish now you didn’t kill my wife’s little poodle, don’t ya?” Finished his drink and walked away.
I was living in South Africa with my family, my dad did contracting with some labourers under his employ and my mum owned a laundromat where she had a few employees. My mom treats them like family. One day one of our employees arrived to the laundromat in a terrible state, on her way to work in the morning she had been violated by some thug and had her purse stolen. Soon as my dad heard this he rounded up all his boys and piled them in our 4x4 with our poor employee in the passenger seat. He parked at the local shopping centre and told her to point out the guy when she saw him. At around midday she pointed to some dude leaving the bottle store and said 'That's him.' My dad snapped his fingers and before he knew it the twit was getting his shit kicked in by four dudes in the parking lot. Security came out of the mall and knew what was going on because my dad worked for the centre. Police arrived soon after and threw the thug unconscious into the back of the prisoner wagon and was never heard from again. Never got her purse back, but mum replaced her phone and other valuables. She still works for us and is doing well.
Mostly wrong... Convicted killer here, Many of these dudes miss thier wife and little children painfully. YO,, you sit there looking at the crayon drawn pic of Daddy made by your five year old daughter, next thing you know your tree jumper cellie has a bottle of rubbing alcohol poured on him and now it's time to strike a match. Being abused makes many of these folks think it's normal.
As a former CO, I used to work POD2 which included AD-SEG (lockdown) and PC (protective custody/where the pedos/hi-profile/physically disabled offenders were housed) so I had the opportunity to talk to a few of the inmates on this subject during the 26-27 months that I worked there. Btw, I'm not attempting to debate or refute the validity of anyone else's reasons, conclusions or opinion; this is just a "general collective opinion" that I formed based on what I was told during conversations I had with a various inmates. Pedos aren't the only type of offenders that other inmates really despise. They pretty much despise anyone that commits violent crimes against the elderly, the mentally challenged, or women. But, the overall reason they despise these types of offenders especially is because they're (kids/elderly/mentally challenged) generally seen as defenseless (relatively speaking) or they were at an extreme disadvantage, therefore the inmates consider them to be "weak" and/or "opportunistic". Which is not worthy of respect, and "respect" is a HUGE deal in jail/prison. I think most people nowadays know that being seen as "weak" in prison is definitely NOT a good thing.
Wasn't there but saw some of the aftermath. 70 year old guy was helping his mobility challenged wife out of the car when a 20 something guy tries to rob him with a wrench. He waited until wife was inside to unleash 30+ years of marine on the robber. Robber sued him and got ripped into by the judge. 70 year old had his arm broken in a couple of places but robber had to go through 2 facial reconstruction surgeries and had to deal with several broken ribs.
I've heard multiple of similar stories its surprising how even at an old age they still can swing like that. Imagine when they were younger. Not the guy to mess with.
Is it just me or do paedophiles get the shit kicked out of them a lot in prison? It's almost as if it's one of the most universally hated crimes there is.
Kicked the shit out of them if not murdered by an angry mob. Am from Argentina and in here, pedophiles get their house trashed and them beaten in the streets by neighbours before the cops are called and sometimes even before the crime is taken to the police.
When my uncle was a kid he was walking the family dog when a man tried to abduct him, tried to get him to come home with him. My uncle was smart enough to say no and said the man better leave because he had a big mean dog with him. The dude didn’t believe him. Unfortunately for him this was a big, mean, super aggressive German Shepherd. My uncle called the dog back and had him attack the man. He got torn to shreds and when he got away he had to Goto the hospital. But his bad luck wasn’t over because my grandpa was a police officer. When he was good to go my grandpa and a few others beat him up, drove him to the state line, and told him to never ever come back.
@@legion6211 Good lawyers generally get you a lesser sentence, not off. Bribery typically doesn't work so well, since most government agents understand the risks of taking the bribery a lot more than you do. Plus, do you think that a group of civilians with no oversight or authority that dish out the justice that they like are better at integrity than a solid police force and criminal justice system?
When I was active duty a man brought his daughter( maybe 19) in to my ED, she was in rough shape, her face was bashed up, and she had been pretty violently assaulted. Poor thing gets into her room and her dad is holding her on the bed while she cries. SANE nurse comes in with the police to speak about doing a lot, filing charges and all that, she can’t stop crying to answer and her dad kept saying “ give her a few minutes,” and we did. After about 30 they go back in and she’s calmer, but dad says she doesn’t want to do the kit, we don’t need it now. We, of course go defensive thinking Dad is victim blaming.... NOPE. He finally says, we don’t need it because that bastard has to be dead by now. Dad came home, heard his daughter getting assaulted, beat the boyfriends face in then stalled at the hospital for over an hour to make sure he was dead before he said anything.
@Kevin Lee Well, I'm not aware that there is any duty to report another's injuries, and unless dad specifically confessed, there's a good chance nobody is interested in investigating him. If the rapist survived, I hope he has just enough cognitive function left to comprehend how worthless and despicable he is, and to be afraid every day that Dad will be back to finish what he started. I hope Dad and daughter never give him another moment's thought. So yeah, I guess I care too.
@Kevin Lee You are assuming a crime was committed by someone other than the rapist. As a father and being in this father's position, there is NOTHING that I could have done to this animal that would have cost me one minute's sleep. This man forfeit his life the minute he made designs to hurt my daughter. If you have any empathy for this piece of shit, you are, at the very least, part of the problem. His opportunity to reform his ways and his life itself are not worth delaying this family's healing one moment. The world is quantifiably better without him. There are not many people for whom that is true. Vigilantism...murder...Call it what you want- the truth is that it is the only justice this family could ever recieve, and the only meaningful contribution this turd could ever give to their recovery.
@@mikealbert3516 He could be found guilty. You can't see how a rapist is still human and can change. If there are crimes which people are almost certainly re-offend, why not execute them all? The world would be a better place. Why not hang speeders, hooligans, drunk drivers and shoplifters? Arresting them doesn't stop re-offending, so why don't we kill these people? Because the system is based on the idea people can become better. Do you think Mike Tyson should be executed? He was convicted of rape, after all.
There was the case a few years ago in a small US town where the town bully was shot multiple times by several weapons on mainstreet in the middle of the day in front of multiple witnesses. But no one saw anything and years later no one has been charged.
Was that the one from Buzzfeed with the true crime mysteries? Felt so sorry for the young girl that he had marry him that was stockholmed so bad into actually being the only one caring he was shot dead.
Well I know of a woman who got beat by her husband. Her five brothers came over and beat the shit out of the guy, like as in it wasn't for certain he was going to make it when the ambulance took him off. The cops decided he took a nasty fall down the stairs (it was a one story house)
My ex brother in-law used to beat my sister and me and my brothers would beat the ever living shit out of him. But it wouldn't stop him until she left him. He just never seemed to get it until he beat and mentally abused his girlfriend and she took her own life. He was arrested for murder cause his abuse caused her to kill herself.
A nasty fall down the stairs... ...52 times sequentially. In fact, I predict that, if you fine cops step outside for a few minutes, he may fall down a couple more times.
Comedian Christopher Titus talked about his mom's final husband. Turns out he was abusive and it all came to a head on Thanksgiving. Dude gets enraged, takes it out on mom. Mom goes upstairs, then comes down with a gun and shoots the guy (the guy had taught her how to properly use and shoot guns). She waited a few minutes to make sure he was dead, then called 911. She was arrested, there was a trial and she was found not guilty. She also got the house and his money and life insurance payout. There is more, but that is it in a nutshell.
@@benjamindenton9453 It is only fairly recently that states have started enacting legislation that prevents those guilty of a crime form profiting from it. In this case, she was found NOT guilty, as in not responsible for the husband's death, so she gets the death benefit.
@@carlfromtheoc1788 I wonder how that'd go down in a civil court, where a decision is made on the balance of probability and not beyond a reasonable doubt.
I live in a small mountain town and I agree. There once was a sex offender who moved in on the outskirts of town. Let's just say he was gone by the next year.
My dad went to prison for killing a rapist who repeatedly raped and abused my older sister. When (from his account) the other inmates learned about what he did he was respected throughout the prison so much even the guards would give him food. Edit: If y’all want to have a discussion about if god exists go to the reply section
@gaming with kev Gods are often tyrants Praise one each and every second of your life, they take you to a supposed paradise after death, which can't be proven because after death, people can't really document what happened But if you don't praise them even when you've tried your best to be a good person, you go straight to hell, no mercy given
I've got a pretty good second hand account about pedophiles in prison. My manager is about the nicest, kindest christian man you could ever expect to meet. All smiles and gentle southern drawl. But he did used to work in the Corrections department. I asked him once if it was true what happens to child abusers and he said "Yeah, we have to keep any inmates who are in for that sort of thing separate because if not they will get killed." And I'll never forget how cold his voice was when he added, "But mistakes do happen..."
I remember once, I was told a story by my Karate instructor, one of his friends, a fellow martial artist, got mugged by three guys while he was returning to his car with his groceries, this guy looked overweight and unable to defend himself, he kicked one of their eyes out, broke another’s arm and broke some ribs on the third, he proceeded to stack them all up and sit on them until the cops came. Most badass self defense story I have heard.
I'm all for vigilante justice as long as you're absolutely, without a doubt sure that the person is guilty. I'm always worried about the misunderstandings. When I was in uni some classmates cornered my then-boyfriend and threatened to beat the crap out of him if he didn't stop abusing me. They'd gotten that idea in their head because I frequently had bruises on my arms and legs, which I would always have an "excuse" for. The issue? The reason I had so many bruises was due to an iron deficiency and the antics of my toddler nephew, and my boyfriend had never so much as raised his voice at me.
Can confirm what that guy said about dealers when I sold drugs in my early twenties simply beating up a dude who beat his girlfriend made my entire town basically ignore what I did.
"The Capone Effect." Named for Alphonse Capone, the Criminal Mastermind. Give the people what they want, but be a decent human being and also give towards their needs, make sure your men are good beans in general (even if they are killers, make sure they don't beat their girlfriends or whatnot), give to the poor, do some good works in general. The People will protect you, because, even though you're selling drugs or booze or whatever, in every other respect, you're a respectable citizen, and so are the people that work with and for you.
better than TexAss. heard this at 23 from a HS friend that told me everyone thought he'd spent the last 4 years in VietNam. texas, vietnam, Penitentiary. reshaped a guy's skull giving him debilitating brain damage with a bottle, for being a pedo. (texas, 20 to life--he got 4 years. gotta love texas).
In my hometown there was a story of a guy who found out his dad had been molesting his two daughters and drove to a local park where he invited his dad to come hang out and shot him. Found out the dad had molested his sister when they were little after too. I believe he got a very light sentence but still significant jail time, unfortunately. Was allll over the news for a while cause people were protesting to let him go. My friend who is a prison guard (in a prison with almost zero Asian people period) says there's an older Asian guy in there, serving a life sentence who is hella chill. He hangs out with all the groups as well as guards, doesn't engage in any "business" or crime, and everyone leaves him alone. He found out after a while that the guy's daughter was brutally raped and/or murdered (unsure there) so he literally tracked down her rapist, stalked him, and brutally killed him. Apparently earned him enough respect to literally never be messed with.
For anybody wondering, since it's mentioned in the video, my uncle, who is in an upstate high security prison right now (with his ged, degree in culinary arts, and real close to being released on good behavior after having been put on meds for bipolar disorder and having found out he was born without a quarter of his brain) says that the 2 biggest things you'll get your ass kicked for in prison is disrespecting your mother and child abuse of any kind. You don't even have to commit a crime against your mother to get your teeth knocked in
@@joeroche5048 -Hangs out at a gay bar -Has a very stereotypical gay voice, if I remember correctly -Is in bed with another guy, clearly intimate with him I'M NOT GAY
When my little sister was in middle school, she broke up with this guy and rumors started going around about her. When I found out about it, my seven-foot, blonde gorilla and I approached the guy, at a middle school football game, and said, "We know it wasn't you, but the rumors stop." The rumors stopped.
My favorite vigilante is my own grandad he was into animal rights long before they were law he once stole a dog from a neighbor that left the poor dog out in the southern heat with no water or shelter 24/7 so at like 1 am my grandad snuck into the yard and cut the chain the dog was on and stole it and rejoined the dog several counties away
I live around ...a certain sub-group - so stealing and saving animals from them is, unfortunately, common occurrence. If not me, my neighbor will do it. It's ridiculous.
Town in my county had some pretty long lasting klan affiliation. Story goes it fell apart after the leader was beat to a pulp by his own son after the son fell in love with an African-American woman.
I have a theory why pedos are horribly maimed in prisons. It's sad to say but not every kid that was raped by adults ends up becoming a normal adult. Lots of those victimized children end up getting in trouble with law as adults. So you have a bunch of people in prison with people who used to be victims and the same people that hurt them when they were kids. So yeah, they end up getting revenge against any pedophile in prison.
I don't think it's *just* that. Most criminals have a sense of justice and morality. it just doesn't align with the law's. Besides that, I've never been molested and I've never been in trouble with the law, but if I'm in prison and have nowhere to go and I find a pedophile I'm not just going to kill them, I'm going to torture them. What's the worst that'll happen? I get more prison time? Worth it to inflict suffering on someone who's inflicted that much suffering. Now I'm sure knowing somebody or being somebody who was abused would give you personal incentive to hurt them and I'd probably yield to someone for whom it's more personal, but I'm not going to give any aid or comfort to a pedophile. Especially not a serial abuser.
Had a friend go to prison he told me that one time they dragged a chomo into the showers and broke his arms and legs then set him on fire with mineral spirits took 20 mins for corrections to notice the smell he was already crispy
@@66DoodleGal nah if it was the american school system there would be a zero tolerance policy with bullying and she would of gotten suspended with OP in addition to getting the shit beaten out of her
POW best thing he said as it happened before he shot jeffery he said on the phone "hold on you're gonna hear a loud bang" and after he shot him quickdraw style he calmly put the phone back and was apprehended
*"PEOPLE'S ELBOW!"* Yelled my madlad, black belt friend in a busy market, after throwing these thugs harassing an elderly woman. Never laughed harder in my life despite the tense circumstances. She's shaken, but is alright.
I worked in a nightclub next to a stripper bar. The girls were very nice when they'd come in their shifts. My son and his buddy came in to the club one night, raging mad about an incident. The club rule to never touch the dancers. Ever. For any reason. Two warnings and you're out. Apparently the guy was belligerent as he was being escorted out so, quite literally, was thrown out on his face. The bouncer turn to walk back in and the drunk attacked the bouncer from behind. Big mistake. He was pummeled for his efforts and was spitting teeth when it was all over. My son and his friend were outraged about the beating. I explained the rules and asked if they thought it was okay to attack someone who was just doing his job. They just didn't get it, but a few months later, my son came to me with an apology. Seems he'd gotten a job at another bar when a fight broke out. Son got hit in the head with a beer bottle. Seems the guy, in being ejected from the bar kept falling down and running into things - a lot - as he was escorted from the bar. My son finally got it. This reminds me of another story. I'm from Cleveland, Ohio. This happened around 1973- 74. Two cops on car patrol, 3am, pass a guy waiting in a bus shelter. It dawns on them that there are no buses running at that time, so they circled around the block, pulled up to ask the guy what was up and were greeted with a shotgun blast. Cop on the passenger side took it right in the face, killing him instantly. Second shot hit the driver in the heel as he dived out the doo of the patrol car. Guy takes off, the injured cop calls for help. I think every cop in the city showed up to assist, going door to door to beg people for info. Keep in mind that things were much different in those days. The area residents didn't want this nutball loose in their neighborhood. After hours of searching the area, including a big field nearby, the decided to search the field one more time. It was all overgrown with long grass - I know because I passed it on the bus every day on my way to work. They linked arms and walked that fiel one more time. They found him because a cop had stepped on his finger and the guy jerked his hand away. Apparently the guy resisted arrest an awful lot and fell a lot. And ran into things. A lot. He survived and tried to sue, but was told his clumsiness was no reason to blame the cops.
I think the officer you are talking about that was killed was Frederick D. Vacha, Jr. who was shot and killed on June 20, 1973. But the weapon used to kill him was a 9mm pistol. His partner was Officer John Saccany. His murderer was identified as Floyd Graham, a 22 year-old career criminal who had just been paroled after serving a three year sentence for carrying a concealed weapon. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 1-20 years, all three sentences were ordered to run consecutively for Patrolman Vacha's murder. Graham escaped the death penalty because it was not an option in 1973. He was denied parole in 2013. His next parole hearing will be in April of 2023. He's burried in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
Greetings, I hope I don't come across being nosey, but I don't understand how your son didn't get it. No offence intended, I have often encountered many of my dear friends being ignorant of such matters and not being able to comprehend it. I just wanted to know what was his logic at the time...
I just love it when people would beat up jerks and the police would just brush it off saying "Oh he fell down a few stairs" like that is actual proof there are good police officers out there who care about their job.
@@elliotmusgrove5468 If you're willing to turn a blind eye to grievous bodily harm for any reason as a police officer, you're in the wrong line of work.
@@bearmarco1944 personally I think it’s sorta instinctual to turn a blind eye to hurting those who hurt our young. There’s a reason pedos are called predators. And you know,it’s basically instinctual law to attack predators who are attacking young. That law still stands today
@@elliotmusgrove5468 Yes, but if we followed instinct, we'd be a hedonistic bunch who didn't care about anyone else, but we're a civilised society, and we're better than that. There's no good reason we can't punish Paedophiles judicially. You're also forgetting that this interaction with the Paedophile isn't the end of the story for the Paedophile. He's still going to jail, losing all of his jobs, and having his family and friends move away from him, which is actually justice. Beating the guy up is just making violence seem justified.
I wouldn't call it badass or cool or anything, but I once went deep undercover on Facebook as a 15 year old girl for over a year and in that time I got countless accounts banned for trying things with me. Obviously, it's just facebook, so the repercussions are negligible, so that's why I say it wasn't that awesome.
We used to get their personal information from them and send their wives/employers screenshots and chat logs I never really got to see any of the aftermath myself, but you can look up "brb church" for a good example
Remember the Night Stalker? He was caught by the "locals" and was held down while the police were called. The PD was told you'd better hurry up or were going to kill him. I wish that they'd taken their time. It would have saved the county alot of trouble! This was in Los Angeles.
I heard a story does a woman was being abused and she wasn't doing anything about it but then she found out her daughter was also be abused by the same person so because she was a butcher she butchered him like an animal when the police came around everyone defended her and the police didn't have any "proof" she did it.
well kinda, after some years the neigbor dog found a part of that man, she went to trial for it but for some reason the court let her go. If i remember correctly she now goes around and talks to law students about it.
One of these story reminded me of what did my brother He was young, like 8 or 9 One day, while they where waiting to go to eat, a boy called him a son of a bitch My brother pushed him in stairs (it was a time when he was pretty violent, after this incident he calmed down), breaking a rib of the boy (like not totally break, just a little bit, but i don't know the exact word in english) When the mother of the boy came to pick him up, she started to scold my brother (which i think is normal), but then he said her son called him a son of a bitch At that time the mother stopped yelling, turned around, looked at her child, and started gettig totally mad on him (she only slapped him, no brutality) Not really related to the topic, but hey, i think this is a fun story, and i think the boy and my brother ended up being good friends after that
When I was 3 my mother had a neighbor lady come over with her 5 yr. old daughter. My mom says, "Take her upstairs & show her your toys." So I do. I'm holding one out to her when she grabs my hand & bites my arm! I'll never forget the look of triumph in her eyes, like 'there's nothing you can do about it.' So I pushed her down the stairs!
@@Kayenne54 Yeh, I did; and, my mom backed me up, too & taught her mother a lesson. Of course Miss Bitey runs crying to her mom so my mom calls me, "Mike, did you push down the stairs?" "Yes." "Come here. Why?" "She bit me!" Show her the bite mark. Her mom says, "I expect you to do something. He pushed her down the stairs!" My mom said, "Well, if he still has the bite mark..." and let me go. They left & we never saw them again! :)
Good thing I was rarely bullied. Mostly people will gossip or tease me. Anyway I am sorry for those who been bullied for the majority of their school life. :(
i was only bullied in my last year of primary school, at least he was punished after i told my mom and she called the school after an incident. tbh i don't know what changed but he was different before that year.
When I was 12 I was on a hill above a road in some trees I kicked a rock being a dumb kid it rolled down the hill into the road and hit a car as it drove past . It really was a mistake my luck got worse turned out the car was being driven by the dad of my school bully they got out of the car chased me and when they caught me tried to get me in the car I managed to escape and tell my dad . A few days later my dad took me to the park and the bully and his dad was there they walked over to me the dad had a cast on and was walking with crutches and he lent down and told me how sorry he was he over reacted and shouldn't have scared me by trying to drag me into his car . My bully never spoke to me again . Many years later my dad told me he paid him a visit to ask him why he thought it was appropriate to chase a 12 year old through the wood and force them into his car at which point the bully dad tried to pull a knife on my dad . My dad proceeded to fracture his shin and beat the shit out of him before taking him to the hospital and arranging the park trip so he could apologies to me in person he then made sure the dad had words with his son so he never bullied me again . It was just a shame he didn't stop drinking and hitting me himself then life wod have been sweet
@@notyou2353 ye the dad's excuse was he was going to take me to the police station I managed to wiggle free and run to a passing car he panicked and drove off .
1- i am sorry for the pain you suffered unnecessarily. 2 - i pray you are doing well in life. and 3...i envy you that you had a father who was willing to stick up for you. still sorry your father hurt you. reality is seldom black and white, sucks sorting the grey...
@@williambenson1477 I think that is the best way anyone has ever put it for me life is just a constant stream of gray youbcant have good without the bad . To be honest I think my dad was just insane he once pulled out of a pub car park while drunk nearly side swiped a car then got into a road rage fight with the driver because he honked at him trying to ram the guy of the road for a few miles before they pulled over my dad ended up running over the guys foot . Me and my 2 year old brother where in the car with him at the time I was 6 it was terrifying I'm 32 myself now and have a 5 year old daughter and a 7 month old son I am a carer for my disabled wife so I'm home all day looking after them all and it's hard but not once have I ever wanted to lay hands on them its not difficult to not hit your kids I don't see why it's still a problem we live with
There was this article posted with a video I read a few years back about this Russian dude who would find pedophiles, tie them up, and whip them to death. It was metal.
@@Jimbo386000"Obey the government, for God is the One who has put it there. ... There is no government anywhere that God has not placed in power. So those who refuse to obey the law of the land are refusing to obey God, and punishment will follow." - Romans 13:1-2 In these two verses, it's highly likely that god does not approve of him murdering paedophiles.
It wasnt me but my sister knew a lot of kids from different gang and even some were from rival. My sister broke up with a guy for cheating and he threatened to shot my sister and out family. She told him to never come back or else. He came back acouple month later and some of her guys shot him in the leg and arm and ran off.
someone pushed my dads sister down the stairs in high school lets just say he and his three other brothers saw him "fall down the stairs" and lose a big chunk of flesh on his arm and broke a rib.
14:12 From what I've heard, most of those inmates have =very personal reasons= for beating the crap out of child molesters. Getting their own back, for having suffered in the hands of other molesters in their younger days. Knowing (or just blaming) those events in their past for why they are where they are in life right now. I can totally see this breeding the sort of rage towards such people, that other inmates "take care of them" in most violent ways. Usually without killing them, I guess. "Katie's revenge" is a good one, too. I think you can catch the news clip if you search for it under that. The CM in question r*ped and k!lled a girl named Katie. Was imprisoned in a jail where one of her black sheep relatives also happened to be doing time. He found out about this CM being in the same jail, got some buddies together and made certain to impact the CM's chances in life, post-jail. "Katie's revenge" is tattooed across his forehead, and after they did that, beat the crap out of him too, I believe.
i know of a fireman that destroyed the lower floor of his house bc he saw a burglar coming out of his childs bedroom . the bastard never stood a chance against this 6.82ft tall first responder xD
@@Cacowninja I'm going to guess, going from t'dude's height, burglar got absoutely.... I don't know wrestling terms so excuse Pokemon phrasing - Seismic Toss'ed into the floor. Or threw him around a lot.
We "deconstructed" several apartment units when the contractor refused to pay us for our work. It's only vandalism if you destroy something you didn't build. Later, I heard how my ancestors dealt with not being paid for digging the Eerie Canal. There, time for a drink.
I did something called YCP when I was 16 (In short, boot camp and living on base for 6 months). We had one platoon mate named Porche, an easy 6-foot-something and a good 300+ pounds. One of our assist Cadre (Drill sergeant) was in charge one day, a man a little under 5'6 and really lean. The whole platoon liked him, he was fair and treated everyone with equal parts respect and discipline Porche was known to be trouble, had some anger management issues that he never really resolved. He also never knew how to shut up, so he got caught talking that day by the cadre and he was told to get down and start doing some push-ups or something (Can't remember exactly what but we'll go with it). Porche gets mad, cadre repeats himself and says if he doesn't do it he's going straight to D-Squad for the rest of the day (Detention, more or less) Well, Porche snaps and starts to grab at the cadre and, I kid you not, all 45 of the rest of the platoon jumped him in a heartbeat. We kicked and threw him out of the barracks Sergeant Williams then came after the whole mess and, since we all participated, he smoked the entire platoon... With one push-up. Guy came back after going to infirmary with a black eye the size of Mars and more bumps on his skull than a toad
Early 90's had sorority girls living above us in our college apartment. Loud crappy music, threw their cigarette buts off their porch onto and around ours, let dog poop 3 feet from our door and not pick it up, etc. They sucked and we discussed it with them nicely several times before the gloves came off. One Saturday when they all got home loudly as usual, we waited an hour then went up and epoxied their locks for the front door. They were a second floor apartment, so their 15ft high deck was the only other way out.... hearing them screaming on the phone trying to get maintenance on a Sunday, good luck! We were downstairs drinking and laughing our asses off through the whole ordeal. They were stuck for 6 hours....
A month later they moved and while they moved furniture we jeered and talked "that's right get the f*** out!" While their boyfriends helping are asking "what did you do to those guys?"😂🤣😂🤣
My favorite was the one where two dudes tried to hijack a van full of young ladies. They hadn't noticed the white pajamas and--black belts. The bystanders called the cops 'cause the dudes were screaming too loud. I've seen this one several times: A dude rapes and kills a girl; he thinks he's the hardest rock ever quarried--until his second day in the big house. We called that :"following too close!" And the last: Boys' school on one side of a campus, girls 'on the other. 78 -year old male teacher caught in the woods between with two of the girls. He was charged with "assault with a dead weapon." My wife, son, and I visited the movie studio in Wilmington, NC. At the makeup room an artist asked for a volunteer, my son obliged, and received a very good replica of a bad knife wound on his shoulder. Later we went to the beach and walked around, until we were stopped by a trio of concerned-looking police officers!
1:58 Police be like : We know what happened. But we didn't see anything, nor were we told of anything other than what you said. Therefore, we cannot add it to our report.
@@elliotmusgrove5468 righteous revenge? Who are you to decide what is right and what is wrong? The justice system says otherwise, and that second chances should be given to people who are capable. You don't beat people who do the wrong thing, you give them a trial. It's possible that this is a misunderstanding and this guy is innocent of everything he's been accused of, so why is he being assaulted before he gets his day in court?
9:16 What they do is fantastic, but what if the guy is innocent? Like if the wife attacked him or their children and he just defended him or them. They are basically giving a woman rewards if she did abuse him, and that is messed up. They need to know if he is actually guilty because it is innocent until proven guilty, not guilty until proven innocent.
It’s pretty clear who the abuser is the second you walk in. Even if my ex abused me, I wouldn’t have hit her. Held her arms down or whatnot. If the wife is covered in bruises and the husband is as clean as can be, the evidence is clear
i remember one time, a guy i worked with told me that his sister in law was some sort of counselor for convicts (i don't remember exactly what her job was, i think she worked with convicts rehabilitation or something like that). so she was working with this guy that was a convicted pedophile. one day she was at the prison where this guy was locked up, and one of the guards told her "you know what? why don't you go outside and have a smoke?". she said "but i don't smoke". the guard insisted and told her "trust me, go outside and have a smoke". she went outside, and when she came back in, she found the pedo hanged. She asked what happened, and the guard told her "well, he couldn't take it anymore and hung himself"
@@gigiw.7650 I don't trust the guard. He doesn't know the difference between 'Hung' and 'Hanged'. Also, not too sure that all of them don't get better. For real, whole situation is totally fucked.
@Kevin Lee Why do people molest? Usually, b/c they were molested. That's the cause. Getting rid of molesters will solve the problem. In fact, I've NEVER heard of a molester who wasn't himself/herself molested first. The only Real Cure is healing in Jesus name. If a program offers that kind if healing, I'd trust it. Otherwise, no. Y'Shuas peace to you and yours.
My grandma told me that one of my aunts was sexually abused, when told to the police they just played duck and didn't do anything, so when i asked what was of the r**ist she just showed me a foto of an old gun she had and told me "two leds solve everything". I don't know to believe her but if that happened, wow.
I love the last one where the girl assaulted this gorls sister and was told oh nothing can be done . but you can do something when slmeome actuallu does somethong about it witha 10 day suspention ? Seriously..
Thats the American school system, was that way when i was in and apparently still is. Its bullshit but eventually you learn to pick fights and if you have to beat the fucking hell out of somone and just take the punishment cause that is waaaay better than 12 years of abuse.
The objective of the school system is to cull and abuse independence out of the species while young and ensure that the worst of society, the sociopathic bullies and abusers, are protected long enough to join the ranks of the state as LEOs, CPS agents, politicians, FBI/etc. agents, and so on. Yes, I know, I'm being a little hyperbolic. But only a little. Even if that's not the overt purpose of the American schooling system it's the de facto result of it and that deserves condemnation.
@@notyou2353 Back in elementary school a friend of mine kept getting picked on for about a week. Teachers did nothing. I told the prick to knock it off. He refused. I kicked him in the balls and he dropped like a rock and his two toadies ran to get a teacher. I got suspended for three days and my father informed the principal after hearing what happened that he had no intention of punishing his son for defending a friend. After leaving he bought me ice cream. It was a good day.
my grandad used to work at the docks and was super respectful of sailors for their mob justice (he was respectful of bugger all else in life). Apparently, one of them was a massive homophobe and was constantly beating on the obviously-gay-and-mild-mannered one, then one night he disappeared. Rumours went around that the others had got together and threw him out a port-hole in the middle of night at sea.
@@Kayenne54 Basically the guy was homophobic and rude. Thing is, people who are homophobes can't usually control whether they're homophobic or not, they just are homophobes. This is the case for many people, and as such it's pretty unfair to murder them because of it.
@@bearmarco1944 An unpopular opinion is one thing, torrents of verbal abuse another, but to constantly brutalize and maim people for being different from you?? Violence is inevitably reciprocated with more violence. My guess about your comment is that you've physically abused others in a weaker position than yourself and it's never occurred to you that powerful others might take it upon themselves to step up and it scares you.
This one is from my late grandfather r.i.p :( He used to work as a security guard for a large university in the 80s-90s. At one point they had a massive string of horrific rape cases on campus, like the girls wound up in hospital and some even dropped out of their courses due to the trauma. The security team were adamant on finding the guy. Eventually they caught him, and apprehended him. He wasn't a student, he was some randomer that gained access to the dorms and pretended to be a student, one of the girls that recovered and came back to uni said it was him. The police were called, but the route to take the guy from where he was caught to the police involved an elevator ride. Mysteriously he went into that elevator fine, but came out the other end beaten black, blue and bloody. The police ask "Ah you found him like this then" . Non of them got into any trouble, but I never found out what happened to the guy. With all the evidence they had, I'd hope he went to prison
Back in May 2020 on the news, one night the vigilantes was explaining how they were going to run all of outside trouble making people out of the neighborhood that was just before the triple the people were getting shot. The city was Chicago.
9:55 - This actually gave me justice jitters, so happy about how they handled it that I got a case of the butterflies and that kind of giddy feeling where you love something too much to effectively describe it in words.
I was told this story a long time ago. In the 1970s in Chicago I think, some junkie mugged an old lady and beat her up because she didn't give up her purse fast enough. Some of the local hard men found the guy, smashed his hands with a ball-peen hammer, then made him hit either a tree or a brick wall with his hands over and over again, waking him up when he passed out from the pain to make him keep doing it. The junkie had to have most of his hands surgically amputated because the damage was so severe. No one was mugged on that block for years afterwards.
My best friend used to live in a very rough part of town. He kept a sword in his room in case he had any uninvited "guests" during the night. He also sleeps naked. I actually felt sorry for anyone who would try to burglarize his place.
@@tigerdiamond2486 you cared enough to inform me that nobody cares, thereby contradicting your own statement and proving someone does care plus, you're the sorta person I wish didn't care
I heard this one story about a little boy who sat on Santa’s lap. When he was asked what he wanted for Christmas, the boy said that he just wanted his dad to stop touching him. That evening, Santa and his elves found the dad and beat the everloving shit out of him
This guy where I'm from was at a friend's kid's birthday party. At some point he took some girl into a room. He got a year sentence and was on probation for a while after. His grandparents (well-respected members of the community) keep him hidden away with lewd anime figurines and gaming stuff. Worst part is, I was at the party, and wish I could have prevented it somehow.
I was on the verge of serving up my own vigilante justice. At my highschool, I was friends with some girls that were pretty nice, and had some interactions with very weird stranger over discord DM's. It started out like any other conversation would, small talk, memes, the whole shabang. Then it started turning into darker, weirder things over the next couple days. The dude started asking specific personal questions about them, like how old they were, if they were DTF, and even some pictures of them. Turns out, the dude was (I think) 56 or 57 years old, and had kidnapped then murdered/raped *several* children under the age of 14. (I have a sister, so this is a VERY personal issue for me.) The dude even proved it with (very disturbing) images and videos. He asked for an address, and I told my friends (in full seriousness) to give him my address. They asked why, and I told them. I said that I was going to confront the dude at the door, ask him a few questions (to confirm it was him) and bring him to the brink of death. I had so many things in my head of what to do as ironic torture, but he was reported to the police, found, and charged before any of the vigilante justice could have happened. Kinda sad I didnt get to do anything about that, but im sure he lives in hell for the rest of his days in prison.
i have, many times, stated "your honor, i have no clear recollection of those events"... i am a retired police officer, btw. ...now...as i get older the phrase " life if prison " means less each day...
I remember this one video. It looked like it was from somewhere in the UK. These 2 brothers were beating their mother’s boyfriend after learning he was beating their mom. At first the abuser is trying to fight back until you see one of the sons pick up a brick. The footage never showed it but you hear a *THUNK!* sound and you next see the abuser bleeding from the forehead down. The abuser is then running for his life screaming. Not just any kind of screaming. This man believed he was about to be murdered by these 2 brothers and did everything he could to get away. But the 2 brothers kept beating him with their fists. Never knew what happened afterwards. But the abuser screams still haunts me. That sound of pure fear and terror.
I had a friend who found out his dad was beating his mom after he moved out of the house. His dad was conveniently found dead a few days later. The old man had a drug problem so everyone thought he OD'd. You probably know what happened if you read this though
At one point In my life I seriously considered going around the world murdering abusers and rapists and all that, also false accusers, because that shit ruins peoples lives for no reason other than attention seeking.
I had a coworker that was verbally and emotionally abusive, extremely ethnocentric, racist, transphobic, homophobic, sexist, etc. Basically an absolute trash human. She caused five people to quit before me and was trying to get me to quit as well so she would be the only girl working there. After months of harrasment I snapped screaming at her and told my boss I would take legal action for work place harrasment and unsanitary food safety against the both of them since he knew what was going on and did nothing about it. I'm now in college and have a job I absolutely adore and she no longer works there.
See “Vigilante Justice”, 9:15 minute mark thru 9:56. Cases of wife beating, police would arrive, verify & tie abuser to chair for a “tune-up” (while wife & any children were taken out to dinner). Life ins policy in wife’s name to be taken out. Upon checking later, if this not done, 2nd “tune-up” performed...can read entirety of explanation.
@@red0421 I don’t think I actually answered your question about a “tune-up”, or at least my idea of it. Have you heard of an “attitude adjustment”? I envision a “tune-up” as a stronger version. If the police would overpower a confirmed abuser & tie him to a chair, I see them, lawmen in no-nonsense terms, stating exactly what this guy had done that was “NOT ACCEPTABLE”. Maybe getting close to his face while having a gun (safety on) nonchalantly in hand, tightening the restraints, talking to him like he’s a confirmed idiot & criminal. Ordering him to take out a life insurance policy with wife as beneficiary and flatly stating they would be checking to ensure he did this, is a threat to be taken seriously. Shape up, you “piece of s__t”, or there will be hell to pay.
My grandfather hung a man in the burn for abusing a dog. Let me ad some context. The man loved animals, so when he found that one of farm workers had hung a dog on the fence with barbed wire. This infuriated GP, he proceeded to drag the man from the field beat him, then hung him with that same barbed wire from the burn seeling. He then promptly sat down at the entrance and told anyone trying to help the other guy to f@ck off or hang next to him. Eventually he allowed them to get the other guy down but only after the guy surpassed the shade of purple. Perhaps unsurprisingly the guy decided not show up to work the next day.
0:46 Yeah,this is so badass. It was so badass,that this guy even got a wiki page made about him. His name is (was) Gary Plauché,and here is his wiki en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Plauch%C3%A9
@@bearmarco1944 I'd argue he did face justice, in the form of one quick, clean headshot. Saved time, taxpayer money, and gave the guy exactly what he deserved.
@@bearmarco1944 At that point, no. But that's just a legal technicality as it was blatantly obvious that he was guilty. The dad still saved time and taxpayer money that would have been wasted in his trial, not to mention how much would have been wasted holding him in prison. And if you think about it, the scumbag got off easy since the other prisoners would have beat and killed him once they found out what he was in for anyway.
I worked in the carnival business for about 11 years. We had a "code adam" (missing child) call go out over the radio. Midway rules dictated the entire fairgrounds went full lockdown. No one in,no one out. All relief personnel such as myself were to team up with the nearest LEO and start search. All supervisors did same but stood by at gates. In this case all Leo's were teamed so myself and 6 others were on our own but if we found him or evidence such as clothing she'd in effort to disguise were to radio in and a Leo would meet up with us. Call came out he'd been found. A pedo had snatched him up and had him in a Porta potty trying to have his way (thankfully found before it could go down.) I walked up on the scene to about 15 of my fellow workers circling the guy busting his head. Sheriff along with our boss pulled up and he simply walked up and said "you could've cost these guys a lot of money. Anyone asks you fell,GET HIM BOYS,JUST DONT KILL HIM." He got the brakes beat off his @$$.
A few Years ago, there was a robbers inside a bus at gun point, there were two men, when they move to the back of the bus, they were both shot dead by a retired military man. After he killed the robbers he got off the bus, and dissapeared in the crowd before the police arrived.
@@bearmarco1944 In truth the entire situation is fucked, but I see you going through this comment section and opposing the comments that support vigilante justice, why?
@@robertclark1669 Because, in essence, I object to vigilante justice. It's my belief that governmental organisations have more of a right to police, as they recognise rights, and do not breach them (and punish those they do).
14:0917:55 These always ook me out cuz i had a coworker who had previously been a prison guard "P*do" got shoved into a cell by 5 huge dudes and had a ton of bottles and other things shoved up his butt with a broom handle, suspended in the air by 4 of them holding each limb Coworker couldnt do a thing cuz he was alone and would get annihilated by these huge guys and could only watch and wait for backup "P*do" gets sent to hospital, luckily no bottles broke inside Finally later his retrial ends He had been falsely accused The man was innocent, and proven innocent because they caught the guy who had actually been doing it. Still haunts me
I was a child living a great life. But am new neighbours moved into a wrecked house that was being sold for rehabilitation. The new owners did nothing with repairing it. It became a crack house, prostitute hang out, filthy kid gangster hangout. The neighborhood was becoming garbage. The police was out to the house about every three nights. However, the house was never ceased. Not a lot of people got arrested. The neighbours had enough. One night, when all the human garbage inside went out to a bar together, the neighbours went out with several hundred litres of diesel and doused the crack house with so much diesel that it could be smelled from quite a distance. All the furnishings, motorcycles, drugs, money, were all left inside. Then a neighbour launched a flare into the house and we all watched it burn. Nobody called emergency services. There were things inside that were exploding every now and then. When fire started getting smaller, everyone went home. The following day, the drug loses came back to a lot full of wreckage and smoldering timbers. They broke into a big fight amongst themselves. The police was called and all were finally arrested and charge with arson. The human excrement gang was never seen again.
I was in a rather rough neighborhood (as rough as it can get in Canada) where a guy tried to abduct a girl. The girl was screaming for help. Me and my ENTIRE hockey team beat him up. It was pretty hilarious when he realized there were 20 ripped athletes with hockey sticks watching him trying to abduct someone.
So someone that I know felt it would be nice to try to ruin 15 years of my life. He also thought it would be nice to rape and physically hit my mother for years. I'm working on the legal case atm so can't say what will happen etc as far as what the courts will do. But needless to say I have been speaking to his friends letting them see the recordings of how he treats my mother. He has a boat two cars two trucks a trailer and a few guns he's not good when it comes to guns no idea of gun safety or even how to clean a gun his guns will end up being tampered with to the point they will misfire etc. He will also be outed to his family who will disown him and a few people from some not so nice communities might just take him on a trip to the forest as he loves to go hunting. Word of advice be very patient if you feel you need to handle a situation with the intent of punishing someone for their wrong doings and don't be emotional about it be vague if you ever talk about it don't give details such as locations etc.
Hands down the best one I heard was in the paper. It happened at an apartment complex I had lived in while in grad school. A year after I moved out, a robber pulled a knife on one of the residents while he was in the laundry room. Robber forced the resident upstairs to his apartment. Told the resident and his roommate to hand over their valuables. The roommate, a Japanese student, went into his room where he had a katana. The cops found the robber two blocks away in some bushes. Unfortunately they got to him before he bled out.
"The ten day suspension was worth it." I'm sure it was, but I honestly have to wonder: Just exactly who decided suspension was a punishment? I mean, kids don't want to be in school anyway, from their perspective you're punishing them with a vacation.
My family started building houses in a developing neighborhood in mexico. Multiple cousins own houses on the same block and they are friendly to the neighbors. One man owns 2 houses there, one he was renting to his son, the son is a hoodlum that spends the evenings drinking in the street with his buddies. About 30 neighbors got together and approached the dad, they asked him nicely to talk to his son about his behavior. The guy told them to F off and call the police if the issue was that big. They then told him, "no, were not calling the police, were gonna solve the issue ourselves, so ask you son to watch his back" The next day the son moved out of the neighborhood
Here's a story I heard a few years back. My dad worked at a cowboy store that sold boots, hats, livestock, feed, and other things needed for a farm (besides machinery). This one guy had been robbing the place (belt buckles, etc anything he could fit in his shirt/pockets) time and time again, but they could never catch him since he bolted, hopped in a truck, and took off. The owner had had it with the guy and when the guy robbed the store for the last time, he ran out to the parking lot and the owner shot him three times. The owner was never charged either
21:34, I would have said to the school officials, "Punish me and not only do I sue YOU for failing to act on stopping a bully, but for also assisting her in her bullying ways, and, if you are also doing any other shady, illegal, immoral, and/or unethical things, I will be having you all not just punished, but also fired, AND arrested for the many, MANY criminal acts that you have done to the people of not only this school, but also the community. I can not only back up my claims, but I, as well as several other people, have been hiring several private investigators on not just the girl, but also all of you as well, and what we know about all of you would shake all of you to the core. You have a choice, you can either choose to not punish me, or you can choose to lose your jobs, your freedom, and possibly any chance of normal lives, plus the removals of all of your teaching certifications for the rest of your lives. What is your choice?" The school would either wise up and say something to the effect of "Understandable, have a nice day," or there will be a massive amount of news coming out of that particular community on all of the nearest big city news outlets, as well as online, about the shady things that the school officials did in that school, as well as the community.
My brother asked me to borrow one of my daggers.(I am a collector). I gave him a dagger with a 8inch blade. He then went to work. Apparently one of his coworkers had just broken up with an abusive boyfriend and was scared he would show up at work. When the abusive boyfriend walked in my brother walked up to him pulled out the dagger and put it to his throat. He said "You are going to leave and never talk to her again or I am going to remove your vocal cords". The boyfriend never returned. Best thing is that he did it in front of his manager and the manager just started clapping.
A friend of mine took a low-paying temp job from a guy that got lots of people to go into malls and sell nuts to store owners and shoppers. Not a very legal or successful setup, but he did it for a day or so and went to collect his $25 bucks from the guy. Buddy laughed in his face, which was apparently what he did to all the poor suckers that worked for him. However, in the course of working for this guy my friend had noticed a few things, like the illegal no-seatbelt back of the van he transported his workforce in, and his bragging about the second set of books where he recorded his *actual* bookkeeping that the taxman never saw. So he went to the Ontario Provincial Police, swore out a complaint. There were lots of complaints about this guy but no one ever was willing to put their name on it. He did. There was a cop there that had been trying to pin this guys ass for years, and he was *very* interested. Then my friend went to Occupational Safety and health about the vehicle condition. Then filed a report with Revenue Canada. Then he went back to this guy’s business the next day and watched his van get confiscated, the tax guys showing up at his door to audit him, and the cops arriving. When things quieted down, he phoned the guy and told him: “Ontario Provincial Police, Revenue Canada, Safety and Health. And that’s day ONE. So, are you going to give me that $25 bucks you owe me from the other day?” He got his money, and this one bast*rd who screwed over people living hand-to-mouth for his business model got his. I wasn’t there for this, but I knew my friend and had no trouble believing he did this. A dangerous kind of crazy, that guy.
I'm not a big fan of vigilante justice but this one was needed; when I lived in the north east some years ago there was this guy in my city call Mr. Puerto Rico, he was famous in the city and pretty much every loved him and respected him. He was slow but everyone treated them respectively, one day; a bunch of teenagers decided they were going to rob and beat up the guy up of his Chrome bike he rode in the Puerto Rican festival. when I tell you the whole city was up in arms; I mean it, even the gangs got involved. The gangs later trackdown the guys in Philadelphia; from what I head they got a massive tune up, they were found later in front of the police station; naked and tied up with bruises all over their bodies. No charges were filed on the gangs and no investigation was done on who beat them up. the mayor gave him a new Chrome bike.
In our vilage some years ago, a guy there woke up in the night to go for a pee and he looked out of the window, and realised that there was two assholes robbing his car, or the stereo in the car, it was pure luck that he could walk around teh house without turning on teh lights, as that would have startled them, but there was just enoug light form a street light some distance away, even though his driveway was kind of secluded. Anyway, he ran out, and one lad ran off, the other was half in the car, so he slammedthe doro and went for the one running. He caught him, and came back with him, the other lad as it turned out had really hurt his leg in the door and they were both dragged into the house while the guy phoned the police. Now all of this led to the guy, a nice honest decent guy, actualy getting done for breaking the guys leg and beating them both up and false imprisonment and so on and so forth. The village members were so disgusted that a fair number of us... I mean them... went to where these two bastards live, they were 16 and 19 and known to be a pair of wankers who would rob anyone for a quid. and anyway, the families were told by a load of people that they have one week to fuck off r there is going to be issues. The first house, they agreed and said tyhey will leave ASAP, but a week was too soon. We did a fair thing and said ok a month, but if we see the lad around, there will be issues. The second house, the father was a total wanker and slammed the door and told us all to fuck off. It took us less than 20 seconds to have his front door smashed in and that dopey cunt in the garden getting his head kicked in. We told them if they are still here in a week, we will be back to finish it. The police were involved and names were used, but absolutely everyone had a few witneses LOL Anyway, there was police driving up and down teh street, but as usual in the UK, it was only two cops in a shitty car and they never managed to stop another sizeable gang on people from punching fuck out of the lad and his father. We no longer know where they went but we all didnt give a fuck either.
Heard a story about a guy who went over the wall during a ten year stretch. Unfortunately for him, the first place he went was his Mum's who, even before he managed to get through the door, slapped around the back of the head and dragged him back to Prison by the ear. Guy didn't resist because he cared for his mum and was also quite surprised that she'd belted him one.
Best is my grandpa. My grandma had a little white toy poodle that she adored, this was the 70s, and every morning she would let him out and he would do his business while she made coffee. Well one day he never came home, and my grandparents and my mom went all over trying to find the poodle. A few weeks later the kid that delivered papers wrote my grandpa a note in his paper saying he watched one of the other neighbors turn his two dobermans loose on my grandmas toy poodle, who was just chilling in his own yard, then after they killed him, threw his body in the river. So my grandpa told his receptionist at work, and one of his foreman that he needed their help over a long period of time. They would call the neighbors house, if the wife answered his receptionist would ask if the husband was home, and likewise if the husband answered the foreman would ask if the wife was home, insinuating that the couple was actively having affairs. Ten years later my grandpa sees his old neighbor at a bar, goes over and they start chatting. He tells my grandpa how his life has been hell, his wife and him had a divorce, she got the house, the kids, the dogs, the boat. My grandpa nods and goes “bet you wish now you didn’t kill my wife’s little poodle, don’t ya?” Finished his drink and walked away.
Your grandpa is my favorite person
Your grandpa is also my favorite person
Your grandpa is the best!
I was living in South Africa with my family, my dad did contracting with some labourers under his employ and my mum owned a laundromat where she had a few employees. My mom treats them like family.
One day one of our employees arrived to the laundromat in a terrible state, on her way to work in the morning she had been violated by some thug and had her purse stolen. Soon as my dad heard this he rounded up all his boys and piled them in our 4x4 with our poor employee in the passenger seat.
He parked at the local shopping centre and told her to point out the guy when she saw him. At around midday she pointed to some dude leaving the bottle store and said 'That's him.'
My dad snapped his fingers and before he knew it the twit was getting his shit kicked in by four dudes in the parking lot.
Security came out of the mall and knew what was going on because my dad worked for the centre. Police arrived soon after and threw the thug unconscious into the back of the prisoner wagon and was never heard from again. Never got her purse back, but mum replaced her phone and other valuables. She still works for us and is doing well.
Whole situation is so fucked.
Best outcome ever. Well, it would have been better if it had never happened to that poor woman at all, but considering ....still satisfactory.
If only a dog was involved
A lot of prisoners were abused as kids. Many are dads too. So, you can see why they really hate child abusers in prison
Interesting explanation, never thought of that. Congratulations.
@@farmakoxeris Actually a shocking amount of the incarcerated (some estimates say upwards of 80%) had experienced some form of childhood trauma.
@@robertclark1669 That explains their life decisions.
Mostly wrong...
Convicted killer here,
Many of these dudes miss thier wife and little children painfully.
YO,, you sit there looking at the crayon drawn pic of Daddy made by your five year old daughter,
next thing you know your tree jumper cellie has a bottle of rubbing alcohol poured on him and now it's time to strike a match.
Being abused makes many of these folks think it's normal.
As a former CO, I used to work POD2 which included AD-SEG (lockdown) and PC (protective custody/where the pedos/hi-profile/physically disabled offenders were housed) so I had the opportunity to talk to a few of the inmates on this subject during the 26-27 months that I worked there. Btw, I'm not attempting to debate or refute the validity of anyone else's reasons, conclusions or opinion; this is just a "general collective opinion" that I formed based on what I was told during conversations I had with a various inmates.
Pedos aren't the only type of offenders that other inmates really despise. They pretty much despise anyone that commits violent crimes against the elderly, the mentally challenged, or women. But, the overall reason they despise these types of offenders especially is because they're (kids/elderly/mentally challenged) generally seen as defenseless (relatively speaking) or they were at an extreme disadvantage, therefore the inmates consider them to be "weak" and/or "opportunistic". Which is not worthy of respect, and "respect" is a HUGE deal in jail/prison. I think most people nowadays know that being seen as "weak" in prison is definitely NOT a good thing.
Wasn't there but saw some of the aftermath. 70 year old guy was helping his mobility challenged wife out of the car when a 20 something guy tries to rob him with a wrench. He waited until wife was inside to unleash 30+ years of marine on the robber. Robber sued him and got ripped into by the judge. 70 year old had his arm broken in a couple of places but robber had to go through 2 facial reconstruction surgeries and had to deal with several broken ribs.
Boy got shown how they brawled back in 'Nam...
Back in my war in vietnam the Vietcong were ruthless what can you do boy!
I've heard multiple of similar stories its surprising how even at an old age they still can swing like that. Imagine when they were younger. Not the guy to mess with.
And that is why you dont mess with a Jarhead.
Whole incident and everything surrounding it is so fucked.
Is it just me or do paedophiles get the shit kicked out of them a lot in prison?
It's almost as if it's one of the most universally hated crimes there is.
And for good reason.
Kicked the shit out of them if not murdered by an angry mob.
Am from Argentina and in here, pedophiles get their house trashed and them beaten in the streets by neighbours before the cops are called and sometimes even before the crime is taken to the police.
No just you. This is kind of a thing.
Im not a violent person but i would have no problem turning a blind eye to any pedo getting killed
@@ilenastarbreeze4978 Rightly so good sir.
When my uncle was a kid he was walking the family dog when a man tried to abduct him, tried to get him to come home with him. My uncle was smart enough to say no and said the man better leave because he had a big mean dog with him. The dude didn’t believe him. Unfortunately for him this was a big, mean, super aggressive German Shepherd. My uncle called the dog back and had him attack the man. He got torn to shreds and when he got away he had to Goto the hospital. But his bad luck wasn’t over because my grandpa was a police officer. When he was good to go my grandpa and a few others beat him up, drove him to the state line, and told him to never ever come back.
@@rnaodmsomething What?
Fuck yeah!
@@JBGARINGAN 😆 🤣 LOL!!! WAS LITERALLY THINKING THE SAME THING! 😆 🤣
Fuck yeah!
Noice
2:09 "Exactly how many times DID he fall out the window?" "I don't know, Detective Inspector. I LOST COUNT."
Sherlock
Just don't understand why some people don't just let the justice system do it's thing.
@@bearmarco1944 Its trash. The rich can get out of it by getting good lawyers. And simply put bribery.
@@legion6211 Good lawyers generally get you a lesser sentence, not off. Bribery typically doesn't work so well, since most government agents understand the risks of taking the bribery a lot more than you do.
Plus, do you think that a group of civilians with no oversight or authority that dish out the justice that they like are better at integrity than a solid police force and criminal justice system?
@@bearmarco1944 yes, stupid
When I was active duty a man brought his daughter( maybe 19) in to my ED, she was in rough shape, her face was bashed up, and she had been pretty violently assaulted. Poor thing gets into her room and her dad is holding her on the bed while she cries. SANE nurse comes in with the police to speak about doing a lot, filing charges and all that, she can’t stop crying to answer and her dad kept saying “ give her a few minutes,” and we did. After about 30 they go back in and she’s calmer, but dad says she doesn’t want to do the kit, we don’t need it now. We, of course go defensive thinking Dad is victim blaming.... NOPE. He finally says, we don’t need it because that bastard has to be dead by now. Dad came home, heard his daughter getting assaulted, beat the boyfriends face in then stalled at the hospital for over an hour to make sure he was dead before he said anything.
Good dad. She'll never have to lie awake afraid that he'll surprise her on a dark night.
@Kevin Lee Who cares, and who cares?
@Kevin Lee Well, I'm not aware that there is any duty to report another's injuries, and unless dad specifically confessed, there's a good chance nobody is interested in investigating him. If the rapist survived, I hope he has just enough cognitive function left to comprehend how worthless and despicable he is, and to be afraid every day that Dad will be back to finish what he started. I hope Dad and daughter never give him another moment's thought.
So yeah, I guess I care too.
@Kevin Lee You are assuming a crime was committed by someone other than the rapist. As a father and being in this father's position, there is NOTHING that I could have done to this animal that would have cost me one minute's sleep. This man forfeit his life the minute he made designs to hurt my daughter. If you have any empathy for this piece of shit, you are, at the very least, part of the problem.
His opportunity to reform his ways and his life itself are not worth delaying this family's healing one moment. The world is quantifiably better without him. There are not many people for whom that is true.
Vigilantism...murder...Call it what you want- the truth is that it is the only justice this family could ever recieve, and the only meaningful contribution this turd could ever give to their recovery.
@@mikealbert3516 He could be found guilty. You can't see how a rapist is still human and can change. If there are crimes which people are almost certainly re-offend, why not execute them all? The world would be a better place.
Why not hang speeders, hooligans, drunk drivers and shoplifters? Arresting them doesn't stop re-offending, so why don't we kill these people? Because the system is based on the idea people can become better.
Do you think Mike Tyson should be executed? He was convicted of rape, after all.
There was the case a few years ago in a small US town where the town bully was shot multiple times by several weapons on mainstreet in the middle of the day in front of multiple witnesses. But no one saw anything and years later no one has been charged.
Was that the one from Buzzfeed with the true crime mysteries? Felt so sorry for the young girl that he had marry him that was stockholmed so bad into actually being the only one caring he was shot dead.
It was in Missouri, the name of the town escapes me at the moment.
@@misscyanic2484 Skidmore, Missouri? Ken McElroy? That was the one I had heard about but I wouldn't be surprised if there were more similar cases.
@@Bri_P_768 that's the one! 👍 what a story!
Yeah. Whole case is totally fucked. Nobody deserved any of what happened. Case had no victors, only victims.
Well I know of a woman who got beat by her husband.
Her five brothers came over and beat the shit out of the guy, like as in it wasn't for certain he was going to make it when the ambulance took him off.
The cops decided he took a nasty fall down the stairs (it was a one story house)
nice
Seems fair.
My ex brother in-law used to beat my sister and me and my brothers would beat the ever living shit out of him. But it wouldn't stop him until she left him. He just never seemed to get it until he beat and mentally abused his girlfriend and she took her own life. He was arrested for murder cause his abuse caused her to kill herself.
A nasty fall down the stairs...
...52 times sequentially.
In fact, I predict that, if you fine cops step outside for a few minutes, he may fall down a couple more times.
Good. One less loose end
Comedian Christopher Titus talked about his mom's final husband. Turns out he was abusive and it all came to a head on Thanksgiving. Dude gets enraged, takes it out on mom. Mom goes upstairs, then comes down with a gun and shoots the guy (the guy had taught her how to properly use and shoot guns). She waited a few minutes to make sure he was dead, then called 911. She was arrested, there was a trial and she was found not guilty. She also got the house and his money and life insurance payout. There is more, but that is it in a nutshell.
How’d she get his life insurance? You think it’d be void considering she caused his death
@@benjamindenton9453 It is only fairly recently that states have started enacting legislation that prevents those guilty of a crime form profiting from it. In this case, she was found NOT guilty, as in not responsible for the husband's death, so she gets the death benefit.
Samual Colt defninantly made more then just men equal it seems.
Good for her
@@carlfromtheoc1788 I wonder how that'd go down in a civil court, where a decision is made on the balance of probability and not beyond a reasonable doubt.
if small mountain towns find out you did something to a child you will either get chased out or you will disappear.
Depending on how fast you can run
Around here we have a lot of wolves and mountain lions to help take care of bodies. People go "Missing" on "Hikes" fairly often
As they deserve, there is nothing that could justify touching a child that way.
I live in a small mountain town and I agree. There once was a sex offender who moved in on the outskirts of town. Let's just say he was gone by the next year.
@Kevin Lee well then, why not try and fix the problem yourself you moral prick?
My dad went to prison for killing a rapist who repeatedly raped and abused my older sister. When (from his account) the other inmates learned about what he did he was respected throughout the prison so much even the guards would give him food.
Edit: If y’all want to have a discussion about if god exists go to the reply section
*RESPECT 100* ★★★★★
respect
@gaming with kev God doesn’t have the right to judge anyone.
@gaming with kev nah, he starved his People just because he got jealous
@gaming with kev Gods are often tyrants
Praise one each and every second of your life, they take you to a supposed paradise after death, which can't be proven because after death, people can't really document what happened
But if you don't praise them even when you've tried your best to be a good person, you go straight to hell, no mercy given
I've got a pretty good second hand account about pedophiles in prison.
My manager is about the nicest, kindest christian man you could ever expect to meet. All smiles and gentle southern drawl.
But he did used to work in the Corrections department. I asked him once if it was true what happens to child abusers and he said "Yeah, we have to keep any inmates who are in for that sort of thing separate because if not they will get killed."
And I'll never forget how cold his voice was when he added, "But mistakes do happen..."
@@bearmarco1944 No, it's really not 💖
@@PortalJay it really is
@@bearmarco1944 “But mistakes do happen”
@@electrobuster5483 Unfortunately, they do.
@@bearmarco1944 those “poor” souls
Moral of the story, don’t mess with the lovable, old town drunk
As a person from a small town this is 100% true
@@your_dad_on_vacation Exactly, same
The old guy that lives down the street everyone from me and my brothers to the drug dealer.
*would fight for him
I remember once, I was told a story by my Karate instructor, one of his friends, a fellow martial artist, got mugged by three guys while he was returning to his car with his groceries, this guy looked overweight and unable to defend himself, he kicked one of their eyes out, broke another’s arm and broke some ribs on the third, he proceeded to stack them all up and sit on them until the cops came. Most badass self defense story I have heard.
Hiyah!
I'm all for vigilante justice as long as you're absolutely, without a doubt sure that the person is guilty. I'm always worried about the misunderstandings. When I was in uni some classmates cornered my then-boyfriend and threatened to beat the crap out of him if he didn't stop abusing me. They'd gotten that idea in their head because I frequently had bruises on my arms and legs, which I would always have an "excuse" for. The issue? The reason I had so many bruises was due to an iron deficiency and the antics of my toddler nephew, and my boyfriend had never so much as raised his voice at me.
This is something that made me worried too. I super hope that nothing like that happened in these stories
At least you know people were look8ng out for you.
Can confirm what that guy said about dealers when I sold drugs in my early twenties simply beating up a dude who beat his girlfriend made my entire town basically ignore what I did.
"The Capone Effect." Named for Alphonse Capone, the Criminal Mastermind. Give the people what they want, but be a decent human being and also give towards their needs, make sure your men are good beans in general (even if they are killers, make sure they don't beat their girlfriends or whatnot), give to the poor, do some good works in general. The People will protect you, because, even though you're selling drugs or booze or whatever, in every other respect, you're a respectable citizen, and so are the people that work with and for you.
@@calanon534 You can get a lot farther with a kind word and a gun than you can with a gun alone.
Lesser of two evils. Nobody wants some fuck around who beats people that can't defend themselves.
I'm a criminal but I'm not evil
@@lee-jj1js not everything that's criminal is evil or vise versa.
"Dickklahoma" had me rollin right out the gate.
better than TexAss. heard this at 23 from a HS friend that told me everyone thought he'd spent the last 4 years in VietNam. texas, vietnam, Penitentiary. reshaped a guy's skull giving him debilitating brain damage with a bottle, for being a pedo. (texas, 20 to life--he got 4 years. gotta love texas).
Make the musical a bit more fun for the gay men on a Broadway run I’m sure 😏
The guy that was doing it should be called wanksy
@@samspurr5247 LMAO
Same here
Police: 'What happened to his face'
Dad: 'He fell'
Police: ....
Dad: 'Maybe more than once and not of his own volition'
Damn must have been a really bad fall huh?
Police: Accompany us to the station, no sudden movements.
“And possibly out the third story window”
@@ALJ9000 "How about you accompany me down to the station?
Also, damn. Your house has three stories? That's wealth."
@@bearmarco1944 “Oh, I happened to be visiting my aunt when he fell.”
In my hometown there was a story of a guy who found out his dad had been molesting his two daughters and drove to a local park where he invited his dad to come hang out and shot him. Found out the dad had molested his sister when they were little after too. I believe he got a very light sentence but still significant jail time, unfortunately. Was allll over the news for a while cause people were protesting to let him go.
My friend who is a prison guard (in a prison with almost zero Asian people period) says there's an older Asian guy in there, serving a life sentence who is hella chill. He hangs out with all the groups as well as guards, doesn't engage in any "business" or crime, and everyone leaves him alone. He found out after a while that the guy's daughter was brutally raped and/or murdered (unsure there) so he literally tracked down her rapist, stalked him, and brutally killed him. Apparently earned him enough respect to literally never be messed with.
For anybody wondering, since it's mentioned in the video, my uncle, who is in an upstate high security prison right now (with his ged, degree in culinary arts, and real close to being released on good behavior after having been put on meds for bipolar disorder and having found out he was born without a quarter of his brain) says that the 2 biggest things you'll get your ass kicked for in prison is disrespecting your mother and child abuse of any kind. You don't even have to commit a crime against your mother to get your teeth knocked in
Boondock Saints, hell yeah.
One of my favorite movies
And shepherds we shall be.....
I don't know about anyone else, but I'm pretty sure my favorite character is the detective that swears he isn't gay but is most definitely gay
Ah, agent smecker
@@joeroche5048 -Hangs out at a gay bar
-Has a very stereotypical gay voice, if I remember correctly
-Is in bed with another guy, clearly intimate with him
I'M NOT GAY
When my little sister was in middle school, she broke up with this guy and rumors started going around about her. When I found out about it, my seven-foot, blonde gorilla and I approached the guy, at a middle school football game, and said, "We know it wasn't you, but the rumors stop." The rumors stopped.
i didn't get the gorilla reference
Soooo you are threatening children over rumors? And I doubt the rumors stopped. Lol
@@andrewshepherd5249
What's it to you?
@@justdrewtheultramagaspoonc5043 maybe he is one of them 😂
@@andrewshepherd5249 if a "child" commits an adult offense, then the "child" faces adult consequences...
My favorite vigilante is my own grandad he was into animal rights long before they were law he once stole a dog from a neighbor that left the poor dog out in the southern heat with no water or shelter 24/7 so at like 1 am my grandad snuck into the yard and cut the chain the dog was on and stole it and rejoined the dog several counties away
I live around ...a certain sub-group - so stealing and saving animals from them is, unfortunately, common occurrence. If not me, my neighbor will do it. It's ridiculous.
Soinds like the much more effective version of peta lol
@@eeee3029 you mean what peta was supposed to be since peta also abuses animals themselves
@@RandomPerson-yf4ox this one has a point
@@RandomPerson-yf4ox you have a great point
Town in my county had some pretty long lasting klan affiliation. Story goes it fell apart after the leader was beat to a pulp by his own son after the son fell in love with an African-American woman.
there is justice, but then there is the betrayal the leader felt while his own son turned him into juice... i love this
Beautiful
As he should
@@MajorasWrath1 noice b8 m8
good et tu filii mii (you too, my son? giulius caesar last words)
I have a theory why pedos are horribly maimed in prisons. It's sad to say but not every kid that was raped by adults ends up becoming a normal adult. Lots of those victimized children end up getting in trouble with law as adults. So you have a bunch of people in prison with people who used to be victims and the same people that hurt them when they were kids. So yeah, they end up getting revenge against any pedophile in prison.
I don't think it's *just* that. Most criminals have a sense of justice and morality. it just doesn't align with the law's. Besides that, I've never been molested and I've never been in trouble with the law, but if I'm in prison and have nowhere to go and I find a pedophile I'm not just going to kill them, I'm going to torture them. What's the worst that'll happen? I get more prison time? Worth it to inflict suffering on someone who's inflicted that much suffering. Now I'm sure knowing somebody or being somebody who was abused would give you personal incentive to hurt them and I'd probably yield to someone for whom it's more personal, but I'm not going to give any aid or comfort to a pedophile. Especially not a serial abuser.
Both these are correct
not only that, add the fact that inmates who are for life are most prob trying to be good at the end( at least in the eyes of society)
Also a lot of people in prison have family.
Had a friend go to prison he told me that one time they dragged a chomo into the showers and broke his arms and legs then set him on fire with mineral spirits took 20 mins for corrections to notice the smell he was already crispy
Crazy that they couldn't suspend the bully, but op got suspended
Welcome to the American School System
OP got a holiday
@@66DoodleGal yep
@@66DoodleGal nah if it was the american school system there would be a zero tolerance policy with bullying and she would of gotten suspended with OP in addition to getting the shit beaten out of her
HAHAHAHA Yeah no, in almost every instance the bully gets nothing done, then everyone acts shocked when their victim fights back.
When Gary Plauche shot Jeffery Doucet for what he did to Gary’s son, it wasn’t instant, but rather the next day.
I love stories with happy endings.
This is true justice for story #3
POW best thing he said as it happened before he shot jeffery he said on the phone "hold on you're gonna hear a loud bang" and after he shot him quickdraw style he calmly put the phone back and was apprehended
@Peasant IS... Gary IS a hero. Always will be. His passing does not diminish his heroic act in the least.
The footage is beautiful.
*"PEOPLE'S ELBOW!"* Yelled my madlad, black belt friend in a busy market, after throwing these thugs harassing an elderly woman. Never laughed harder in my life despite the tense circumstances. She's shaken, but is alright.
Dude I wish I coulda have seen this person! I laughed out loud thinking about it, I probably would have peed my pants in real life! 🤣🤣🤣
I worked in a nightclub next to a stripper bar. The girls were very nice when they'd come in their shifts. My son and his buddy came in to the club one night, raging mad about an incident. The club rule to never touch the dancers. Ever. For any reason. Two warnings and you're out. Apparently the guy was belligerent as he was being escorted out so, quite literally, was thrown out on his face. The bouncer turn to walk back in and the drunk attacked the bouncer from behind. Big mistake. He was pummeled for his efforts and was spitting teeth when it was all over. My son and his friend were outraged about the beating. I explained the rules and asked if they thought it was okay to attack someone who was just doing his job. They just didn't get it, but a few months later, my son came to me with an apology. Seems he'd gotten a job at another bar when a fight broke out. Son got hit in the head with a beer bottle. Seems the guy, in being ejected from the bar kept falling down and running into things - a lot - as he was escorted from the bar. My son finally got it.
This reminds me of another story. I'm from Cleveland, Ohio. This happened around 1973- 74. Two cops on car patrol, 3am, pass a guy waiting in a bus shelter. It dawns on them that there are no buses running at that time, so they circled around the block, pulled up to ask the guy what was up and were greeted with a shotgun blast. Cop on the passenger side took it right in the face, killing him instantly. Second shot hit the driver in the heel as he dived out the doo of the patrol car. Guy takes off, the injured cop calls for help. I think every cop in the city showed up to assist, going door to door to beg people for info. Keep in mind that things were much different in those days. The area residents didn't want this nutball loose in their neighborhood. After hours of searching the area, including a big field nearby, the decided to search the field one more time. It was all overgrown with long grass - I know because I passed it on the bus every day on my way to work. They linked arms and walked that fiel one more time. They found him because a cop had stepped on his finger and the guy jerked his hand away.
Apparently the guy resisted arrest an awful lot and fell a lot. And ran into things. A lot.
He survived and tried to sue, but was told his clumsiness was no reason to blame the cops.
Whole incident is totally fucked.
I think the officer you are talking about that was killed was Frederick D. Vacha, Jr. who was shot and killed on June 20, 1973. But the weapon used to kill him was a 9mm pistol. His partner was Officer John Saccany. His murderer was identified as Floyd Graham, a 22 year-old career criminal who had just been paroled after serving a three year sentence for carrying a concealed weapon. He was sentenced to two life sentences plus 1-20 years, all three sentences were ordered to run consecutively for Patrolman Vacha's murder. Graham escaped the death penalty because it was not an option in 1973. He was denied parole in 2013. His next parole hearing will be in April of 2023. He's burried in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
Greetings,
I hope I don't come across being nosey, but I don't understand how your son didn't get it. No offence intended, I have often encountered many of my dear friends being ignorant of such matters and not being able to comprehend it. I just wanted to know what was his logic at the time...
I just love it when people would beat up jerks and the police would just brush it off saying "Oh he fell down a few stairs"
like that is actual proof there are good police officers out there who care about their job.
Yeah, and the ones shown in these stories are shit ones.
@@bearmarco1944 no they understand motivation and they are willing to turn a blind eye. Good officers
@@elliotmusgrove5468 If you're willing to turn a blind eye to grievous bodily harm for any reason as a police officer, you're in the wrong line of work.
@@bearmarco1944 personally I think it’s sorta instinctual to turn a blind eye to hurting those who hurt our young. There’s a reason pedos are called predators. And you know,it’s basically instinctual law to attack predators who are attacking young. That law still stands today
@@elliotmusgrove5468 Yes, but if we followed instinct, we'd be a hedonistic bunch who didn't care about anyone else, but we're a civilised society, and we're better than that. There's no good reason we can't punish Paedophiles judicially.
You're also forgetting that this interaction with the Paedophile isn't the end of the story for the Paedophile. He's still going to jail, losing all of his jobs, and having his family and friends move away from him, which is actually justice. Beating the guy up is just making violence seem justified.
I wouldn't call it badass or cool or anything, but I once went deep undercover on Facebook as a 15 year old girl for over a year and in that time I got countless accounts banned for trying things with me.
Obviously, it's just facebook, so the repercussions are negligible, so that's why I say it wasn't that awesome.
👏
No man, that is badass
Definitely stopped them from using those accounts to attempt grooming other minors. Don’t downplay your actions, they were awesome
We used to get their personal information from them and send their wives/employers screenshots and chat logs
I never really got to see any of the aftermath myself, but you can look up "brb church" for a good example
@@Thatonedude917 I never got that deep, I feel like I should've
Remember the Night Stalker? He was caught by the "locals" and was held down while the police were called. The PD was told you'd better hurry up or were going to kill him. I wish that they'd taken their time. It would have saved the county alot of trouble! This was in Los Angeles.
Good thing cops came to keep the peace. Killing him would be totally fucked.
I heard a story does a woman was being abused and she wasn't doing anything about it but then she found out her daughter was also be abused by the same person so because she was a butcher she butchered him like an animal when the police came around everyone defended her and the police didn't have any "proof" she did it.
well kinda, after some years the neigbor dog found a part of that man, she went to trial for it but for some reason the court let her go. If i remember correctly she now goes around and talks to law students about it.
@@bjarnigumundsson2244 Whole incident is totally fucked.
Insane giggle
One of these story reminded me of what did my brother
He was young, like 8 or 9
One day, while they where waiting to go to eat, a boy called him a son of a bitch
My brother pushed him in stairs (it was a time when he was pretty violent, after this incident he calmed down), breaking a rib of the boy (like not totally break, just a little bit, but i don't know the exact word in english)
When the mother of the boy came to pick him up, she started to scold my brother (which i think is normal), but then he said her son called him a son of a bitch
At that time the mother stopped yelling, turned around, looked at her child, and started gettig totally mad on him (she only slapped him, no brutality)
Not really related to the topic, but hey, i think this is a fun story, and i think the boy and my brother ended up being good friends after that
Fracture: not quite broken ^_^
When I was 3 my mother had a neighbor lady come over with her 5 yr. old daughter. My mom says, "Take her upstairs & show her your toys." So I do. I'm holding one out to her when she grabs my hand & bites my arm! I'll never forget the look of triumph in her eyes, like 'there's nothing you can do about it.' So I pushed her down the stairs!
@@phlushphish793 Nice.
@@phlushphish793 You learnt early to stand up for yourself. And maybe taught Miss Bitey a lesson.
@@Kayenne54 Yeh, I did; and, my mom backed me up, too & taught her mother a lesson. Of course Miss Bitey runs crying to her mom so my mom calls me, "Mike, did you push down the stairs?" "Yes." "Come here. Why?" "She bit me!" Show her the bite mark. Her mom says, "I expect you to do something. He pushed her down the stairs!" My mom said, "Well, if he still has the bite mark..." and let me go. They left & we never saw them again! :)
I wish someone had stood up to my bullies like any of these stories
Same, I was bullied basically all my school years, from elementary right through high school. Nobody ever gave a crap or helped me.
Good thing I was rarely bullied. Mostly people will gossip or tease me. Anyway I am sorry for those who been bullied for the majority of their school life. :(
it sucks a ton of schools adopt a zero tolerance policy when it comes to bullies so all defending yourself is gonna do is get you both suspended
i was only bullied in my last year of primary school, at least he was punished after i told my mom and she called the school after an incident. tbh i don't know what changed but he was different before that year.
Well you can still be a part of the revenge on bully thread
When I was 12 I was on a hill above a road in some trees I kicked a rock being a dumb kid it rolled down the hill into the road and hit a car as it drove past . It really was a mistake my luck got worse turned out the car was being driven by the dad of my school bully they got out of the car chased me and when they caught me tried to get me in the car I managed to escape and tell my dad . A few days later my dad took me to the park and the bully and his dad was there they walked over to me the dad had a cast on and was walking with crutches and he lent down and told me how sorry he was he over reacted and shouldn't have scared me by trying to drag me into his car . My bully never spoke to me again . Many years later my dad told me he paid him a visit to ask him why he thought it was appropriate to chase a 12 year old through the wood and force them into his car at which point the bully dad tried to pull a knife on my dad . My dad proceeded to fracture his shin and beat the shit out of him before taking him to the hospital and arranging the park trip so he could apologies to me in person he then made sure the dad had words with his son so he never bullied me again . It was just a shame he didn't stop drinking and hitting me himself then life wod have been sweet
Damn, this story went from scary to nice to fucked up.
@@notyou2353 ye the dad's excuse was he was going to take me to the police station I managed to wiggle free and run to a passing car he panicked and drove off .
1- i am sorry for the pain you suffered unnecessarily. 2 - i pray you are doing well in life. and 3...i envy you that you had a father who was willing to stick up for you. still sorry your father hurt you. reality is seldom black and white, sucks sorting the grey...
@@williambenson1477 I think that is the best way anyone has ever put it for me life is just a constant stream of gray youbcant have good without the bad . To be honest I think my dad was just insane he once pulled out of a pub car park while drunk nearly side swiped a car then got into a road rage fight with the driver because he honked at him trying to ram the guy of the road for a few miles before they pulled over my dad ended up running over the guys foot . Me and my 2 year old brother where in the car with him at the time I was 6 it was terrifying
I'm 32 myself now and have a 5 year old daughter and a 7 month old son I am a carer for my disabled wife so I'm home all day looking after them all and it's hard but not once have I ever wanted to lay hands on them its not difficult to not hit your kids I don't see why it's still a problem we live with
How was that guy not arrested for attempted kidnapping?
There was this article posted with a video I read a few years back about this Russian dude who would find pedophiles, tie them up, and whip them to death. It was metal.
hopefully he's in prison now
@@bearmarco1944 I think he is, but why should he be? He’s doing gods work.
@@Jimbo386000"Obey the government, for God is the One who has put it there. ... There is no government anywhere that God has not placed in power. So those who refuse to obey the law of the land are refusing to obey God, and punishment will follow." - Romans 13:1-2
In these two verses, it's highly likely that god does not approve of him murdering paedophiles.
@@bearmarco1944 hahahahahahahahaha
@@bearmarco1944 if you wanna believe in a god who protects pedophiles, who am I to stop you?
It wasnt me but my sister knew a lot of kids from different gang and even some were from rival. My sister broke up with a guy for cheating and he threatened to shot my sister and out family. She told him to never come back or else.
He came back acouple month later and some of her guys shot him in the leg and arm and ran off.
A good-quality gang treats one another like family. Only an idiot messes with someone's family when warned not to.
someone pushed my dads sister down the stairs in high school lets just say he and his three other brothers saw him "fall down the stairs" and lose a big chunk of flesh on his arm and broke a rib.
@@WorldWalker128 Yeah
@@joshuaendres5868 Damn
@@drvgxn4719 my dad said to tell this story to anyone who ever bullied me.
✨He might've fallen down the stairs a couple times ✨
Allegedly
14:12
From what I've heard, most of those inmates have =very personal reasons= for beating the crap out of child molesters. Getting their own back, for having suffered in the hands of other molesters in their younger days. Knowing (or just blaming) those events in their past for why they are where they are in life right now. I can totally see this breeding the sort of rage towards such people, that other inmates "take care of them" in most violent ways. Usually without killing them, I guess.
"Katie's revenge" is a good one, too. I think you can catch the news clip if you search for it under that. The CM in question r*ped and k!lled a girl named Katie. Was imprisoned in a jail where one of her black sheep relatives also happened to be doing time. He found out about this CM being in the same jail, got some buddies together and made certain to impact the CM's chances in life, post-jail. "Katie's revenge" is tattooed across his forehead, and after they did that, beat the crap out of him too, I believe.
i know of a fireman that destroyed the lower floor of his house bc he saw a burglar coming out of his childs bedroom . the bastard never stood a chance against this 6.82ft tall first responder xD
What do you mean by destroyed the lower floor of his house?
@@Cacowninja I'm going to guess, going from t'dude's height, burglar got absoutely.... I don't know wrestling terms so excuse Pokemon phrasing - Seismic Toss'ed into the floor. Or threw him around a lot.
@@Roadent1241 Oh, right.
@@Cacowninja But I can only guess. It is weird wording.
We "deconstructed" several apartment units when the contractor refused to pay us for our work. It's only vandalism if you destroy something you didn't build. Later, I heard how my ancestors dealt with not being paid for digging the Eerie Canal. There, time for a drink.
I did something called YCP when I was 16 (In short, boot camp and living on base for 6 months). We had one platoon mate named Porche, an easy 6-foot-something and a good 300+ pounds. One of our assist Cadre (Drill sergeant) was in charge one day, a man a little under 5'6 and really lean. The whole platoon liked him, he was fair and treated everyone with equal parts respect and discipline
Porche was known to be trouble, had some anger management issues that he never really resolved. He also never knew how to shut up, so he got caught talking that day by the cadre and he was told to get down and start doing some push-ups or something (Can't remember exactly what but we'll go with it). Porche gets mad, cadre repeats himself and says if he doesn't do it he's going straight to D-Squad for the rest of the day (Detention, more or less)
Well, Porche snaps and starts to grab at the cadre and, I kid you not, all 45 of the rest of the platoon jumped him in a heartbeat. We kicked and threw him out of the barracks
Sergeant Williams then came after the whole mess and, since we all participated, he smoked the entire platoon... With one push-up. Guy came back after going to infirmary with a black eye the size of Mars and more bumps on his skull than a toad
I'd love to hear more stories like these
Early 90's had sorority girls living above us in our college apartment. Loud crappy music, threw their cigarette buts off their porch onto and around ours, let dog poop 3 feet from our door and not pick it up, etc. They sucked and we discussed it with them nicely several times before the gloves came off. One Saturday when they all got home loudly as usual, we waited an hour then went up and epoxied their locks for the front door. They were a second floor apartment, so their 15ft high deck was the only other way out.... hearing them screaming on the phone trying to get maintenance on a Sunday, good luck! We were downstairs drinking and laughing our asses off through the whole ordeal. They were stuck for 6 hours....
A month later they moved and while they moved furniture we jeered and talked "that's right get the f*** out!" While their boyfriends helping are asking "what did you do to those guys?"😂🤣😂🤣
My favorite was the one where two dudes tried to hijack a van full of young ladies. They hadn't noticed the white pajamas and--black belts. The bystanders called the cops 'cause the dudes were screaming too loud. I've seen this one several times: A dude rapes and kills a girl; he thinks he's the hardest rock ever quarried--until his second day in the big house. We called that :"following too close!" And the last: Boys' school on one side of a campus, girls 'on the other. 78 -year old male teacher caught in the woods between with two of the girls. He was charged with "assault with a dead weapon." My wife, son, and I visited the movie studio in Wilmington, NC. At the makeup room an artist asked for a volunteer, my son obliged, and received a very good replica of a bad knife wound on his shoulder. Later we went to the beach and walked around, until we were stopped by a trio of concerned-looking police officers!
1:58
Police be like : We know what happened. But we didn't see anything, nor were we told of anything other than what you said. Therefore, we cannot add it to our report.
Police should've locked up that guy and thrownhim to a court. Whole incident is totally fucked.
@@bearmarco1944 nope they can understand motivation and are willing to turn a blind eye to righteous revenge. In my eyes good officers
@@elliotmusgrove5468 righteous revenge? Who are you to decide what is right and what is wrong? The justice system says otherwise, and that second chances should be given to people who are capable. You don't beat people who do the wrong thing, you give them a trial. It's possible that this is a misunderstanding and this guy is innocent of everything he's been accused of, so why is he being assaulted before he gets his day in court?
what report
@@chriscarpenter3370 a police report
9:16 What they do is fantastic, but what if the guy is innocent? Like if the wife attacked him or their children and he just defended him or them. They are basically giving a woman rewards if she did abuse him, and that is messed up. They need to know if he is actually guilty because it is innocent until proven guilty, not guilty until proven innocent.
That is a good point actually.
Idk I’ll take chances with the pedos. I’d rather kill them and get 99 pedos and one innocent person than letting 99 pedos go.
It’s pretty clear who the abuser is the second you walk in. Even if my ex abused me, I wouldn’t have hit her. Held her arms down or whatnot. If the wife is covered in bruises and the husband is as clean as can be, the evidence is clear
@@snakevenom4954 and yet, often times of the genders are reversed it doesn't matter, the man gets arrested
If a dude abused a woman and got caught, he would lose his job AT LEAST. Isn’t Amber Heard still working though?
i remember one time, a guy i worked with told me that his sister in law was some sort of counselor for convicts (i don't remember exactly what her job was, i think she worked with convicts rehabilitation or something like that). so she was working with this guy that was a convicted pedophile. one day she was at the prison where this guy was locked up, and one of the guards told her "you know what? why don't you go outside and have a smoke?". she said "but i don't smoke". the guard insisted and told her "trust me, go outside and have a smoke". she went outside, and when she came back in, she found the pedo hanged. She asked what happened, and the guard told her "well, he couldn't take it anymore and hung himself"
@gaming with kev
Help? They don't change. EVER.
@@gigiw.7650 I don't trust the guard. He doesn't know the difference between 'Hung' and 'Hanged'. Also, not too sure that all of them don't get better.
For real, whole situation is totally fucked.
@Kevin Lee
Why do people molest? Usually, b/c they were molested. That's the cause. Getting rid of molesters will solve the problem. In fact, I've NEVER heard of a molester who wasn't himself/herself molested first. The only Real Cure is healing in Jesus name. If a program offers that kind if healing, I'd trust it. Otherwise, no.
Y'Shuas peace to you and yours.
@@bearmarco1944 thank you Sherlock Holmes
My grandma told me that one of my aunts was sexually abused, when told to the police they just played duck and didn't do anything, so when i asked what was of the r**ist she just showed me a foto of an old gun she had and told me "two leds solve everything".
I don't know to believe her but if that happened, wow.
Probably a true story, doesn't sound like a lie or a delusion by the way she told it.
@@Cacowninja like i said i dont know. But something interesting sho once told me.
I love the last one where the girl assaulted this gorls sister and was told oh nothing can be done . but you can do something when slmeome actuallu does somethong about it witha 10 day suspention ? Seriously..
Thats the American school system, was that way when i was in and apparently still is. Its bullshit but eventually you learn to pick fights and if you have to beat the fucking hell out of somone and just take the punishment cause that is waaaay better than 12 years of abuse.
The objective of the school system is to cull and abuse independence out of the species while young and ensure that the worst of society, the sociopathic bullies and abusers, are protected long enough to join the ranks of the state as LEOs, CPS agents, politicians, FBI/etc. agents, and so on.
Yes, I know, I'm being a little hyperbolic. But only a little. Even if that's not the overt purpose of the American schooling system it's the de facto result of it and that deserves condemnation.
@@notyou2353 Back in elementary school a friend of mine kept getting picked on for about a week. Teachers did nothing. I told the prick to knock it off. He refused. I kicked him in the balls and he dropped like a rock and his two toadies ran to get a teacher. I got suspended for three days and my father informed the principal after hearing what happened that he had no intention of punishing his son for defending a friend. After leaving he bought me ice cream. It was a good day.
@@notyou2353 well thats incredibly out there and false but at least we agree the ASS needs to not be so... Ass
It's because her family had money
my grandad used to work at the docks and was super respectful of sailors for their mob justice (he was respectful of bugger all else in life).
Apparently, one of them was a massive homophobe and was constantly beating on the obviously-gay-and-mild-mannered one, then one night he disappeared. Rumours went around that the others had got together and threw him out a port-hole in the middle of night at sea.
Killing people for having uncontrollable opinions is totally fucked.
@@bearmarco1944 Opinions are totally controllable. Also voicing them publicly is too. Even though we all do it. Lol.
@@Kayenne54 Basically the guy was homophobic and rude. Thing is, people who are homophobes can't usually control whether they're homophobic or not, they just are homophobes. This is the case for many people, and as such it's pretty unfair to murder them because of it.
I think the repeated beatings were the defining part of the situation here
@@bearmarco1944 An unpopular opinion is one thing, torrents of verbal abuse another, but to constantly brutalize and maim people for being different from you??
Violence is inevitably reciprocated with more violence.
My guess about your comment is that you've physically abused others in a weaker position than yourself and it's never occurred to you that powerful others might take it upon themselves to step up and it scares you.
The one about the dad killing the rapist was by a guy named gary plauche, count dankula did a video on him
This one is from my late grandfather r.i.p :(
He used to work as a security guard for a large university in the 80s-90s. At one point they had a massive string of horrific rape cases on campus, like the girls wound up in hospital and some even dropped out of their courses due to the trauma. The security team were adamant on finding the guy. Eventually they caught him, and apprehended him. He wasn't a student, he was some randomer that gained access to the dorms and pretended to be a student, one of the girls that recovered and came back to uni said it was him. The police were called, but the route to take the guy from where he was caught to the police involved an elevator ride. Mysteriously he went into that elevator fine, but came out the other end beaten black, blue and bloody. The police ask "Ah you found him like this then" . Non of them got into any trouble, but I never found out what happened to the guy. With all the evidence they had, I'd hope he went to prison
Back in May 2020 on the news, one night the vigilantes was explaining how they were going to run all of outside trouble making people out of the neighborhood that was just before the triple the people were getting shot. The city was Chicago.
9:55 - This actually gave me justice jitters, so happy about how they handled it that I got a case of the butterflies and that kind of giddy feeling where you love something too much to effectively describe it in words.
2:53 A just punishment. People who harm puppies are scum.
I was told this story a long time ago. In the 1970s in Chicago I think, some junkie mugged an old lady and beat her up because she didn't give up her purse fast enough. Some of the local hard men found the guy, smashed his hands with a ball-peen hammer, then made him hit either a tree or a brick wall with his hands over and over again, waking him up when he passed out from the pain to make him keep doing it. The junkie had to have most of his hands surgically amputated because the damage was so severe. No one was mugged on that block for years afterwards.
8:41 The reply is right, but I absolutely _love_ the image of a criminal running for his life from a dude in boxers.
My best friend used to live in a very rough part of town. He kept a sword in his room in case he had any uninvited "guests" during the night. He also sleeps naked. I actually felt sorry for anyone who would try to burglarize his place.
The I 95 strangler, Roger Kibbe was found strangled to death in his prison cell on Feb 28,2021 & I'm ok with that.
now THAT is justice!
How ironic.
@@WorldWalker128 I think it's totally fucked.
@@bearmarco1944 nobody cares about what you think
@@tigerdiamond2486 you cared enough to inform me that nobody cares, thereby contradicting your own statement and proving someone does care
plus, you're the sorta person I wish didn't care
"All done while wearing a spiderman mask"... that kid is my freaking hero lol
he lured people to his house then beat them up. It's what the Snowtown, Australia killers did. Totally fucked.
@@bearmarco1944 Dude The kid beat up a pedophile now stop commenting the same thing over and over shit for brains
I heard this one story about a little boy who sat on Santa’s lap. When he was asked what he wanted for Christmas, the boy said that he just wanted his dad to stop touching him. That evening, Santa and his elves found the dad and beat the everloving shit out of him
Now that’s why Santa helps out abused kids
There's the "naughty list" and then there's the "irredeemable" list.
This guy where I'm from was at a friend's kid's birthday party. At some point he took some girl into a room. He got a year sentence and was on probation for a while after. His grandparents (well-respected members of the community) keep him hidden away with lewd anime figurines and gaming stuff. Worst part is, I was at the party, and wish I could have prevented it somehow.
How disgusting. 😠
@gaming with kev Oh no he definitely did it. There's a lot more details I wish I didn't know, but I'd feel disgusting typing that out.
@@ImFastImVeryFast Seems the justice system is working right. Say what you want, but nobody's been hurt ever since.
Except for pillows.
I was on the verge of serving up my own vigilante justice. At my highschool, I was friends with some girls that were pretty nice, and had some interactions with very weird stranger over discord DM's. It started out like any other conversation would, small talk, memes, the whole shabang. Then it started turning into darker, weirder things over the next couple days. The dude started asking specific personal questions about them, like how old they were, if they were DTF, and even some pictures of them.
Turns out, the dude was (I think) 56 or 57 years old, and had kidnapped then murdered/raped *several* children under the age of 14. (I have a sister, so this is a VERY personal issue for me.)
The dude even proved it with (very disturbing) images and videos. He asked for an address, and I told my friends (in full seriousness) to give him my address. They asked why, and I told them.
I said that I was going to confront the dude at the door, ask him a few questions (to confirm it was him) and bring him to the brink of death. I had so many things in my head of what to do as ironic torture, but he was reported to the police, found, and charged before any of the vigilante justice could have happened. Kinda sad I didnt get to do anything about that, but im sure he lives in hell for the rest of his days in prison.
Or he would have completely merked you first.
@@juliomaldonado4028 nah, I've got plot armor
On advice from my lawyer, I decline to answer. I wasn't there.
i have, many times, stated "your honor, i have no clear recollection of those events"... i am a retired police officer, btw. ...now...as i get older the phrase " life if prison " means less each day...
I remember this one video. It looked like it was from somewhere in the UK. These 2 brothers were beating their mother’s boyfriend after learning he was beating their mom. At first the abuser is trying to fight back until you see one of the sons pick up a brick. The footage never showed it but you hear a *THUNK!* sound and you next see the abuser bleeding from the forehead down. The abuser is then running for his life screaming. Not just any kind of screaming. This man believed he was about to be murdered by these 2 brothers and did everything he could to get away. But the 2 brothers kept beating him with their fists. Never knew what happened afterwards. But the abuser screams still haunts me. That sound of pure fear and terror.
I had a friend who found out his dad was beating his mom after he moved out of the house. His dad was conveniently found dead a few days later. The old man had a drug problem so everyone thought he OD'd. You probably know what happened if you read this though
At one point In my life I seriously considered going around the world murdering abusers and rapists and all that, also false accusers, because that shit ruins peoples lives for no reason other than attention seeking.
I had a coworker that was verbally and emotionally abusive, extremely ethnocentric, racist, transphobic, homophobic, sexist, etc. Basically an absolute trash human. She caused five people to quit before me and was trying to get me to quit as well so she would be the only girl working there. After months of harrasment I snapped screaming at her and told my boss I would take legal action for work place harrasment and unsanitary food safety against the both of them since he knew what was going on and did nothing about it. I'm now in college and have a job I absolutely adore and she no longer works there.
That's great that you are doing better in life now and bravo on standing up for yourself.
Bring back “tune-ups”.
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the term, can you please explain what a "tune-up" is?
See “Vigilante Justice”, 9:15 minute mark thru 9:56. Cases of wife beating, police would arrive, verify & tie abuser to chair for a “tune-up” (while wife & any children were taken out to dinner). Life ins policy in wife’s name to be taken out. Upon checking later, if this not done, 2nd “tune-up” performed...can read entirety of explanation.
@@marycopeland4049 thank you
@@red0421 I don’t think I actually answered your question about a “tune-up”, or at least my idea of it. Have you heard of an “attitude adjustment”? I envision a “tune-up” as a stronger version. If the police would overpower a confirmed abuser & tie him to a chair, I see them, lawmen in no-nonsense terms, stating exactly what this guy had done that was “NOT ACCEPTABLE”. Maybe getting close to his face while having a gun (safety on) nonchalantly in hand, tightening the restraints, talking to him like he’s a confirmed idiot & criminal. Ordering him to take out a life insurance policy with wife as beneficiary and flatly stating they would be checking to ensure he did this, is a threat to be taken seriously. Shape up, you “piece of s__t”, or there will be hell to pay.
@@marycopeland4049 I got it, but thank you for your consideration I do appreciate it.
I like that even among convicts harming a child is taboo.
But doing what got themselves in prison isn't?
Kind of ridiculous, I mean why not be against evil period?
My grandfather hung a man in the burn for abusing a dog. Let me ad some context. The man loved animals, so when he found that one of farm workers had hung a dog on the fence with barbed wire. This infuriated GP, he proceeded to drag the man from the field beat him, then hung him with that same barbed wire from the burn seeling. He then promptly sat down at the entrance and told anyone trying to help the other guy to f@ck off or hang next to him. Eventually he allowed them to get the other guy down but only after the guy surpassed the shade of purple. Perhaps unsurprisingly the guy decided not show up to work the next day.
"don't worry all of them survived"
Ya but they don't deserve to
Killing criminals is so fucked.
And this is why being falsely accused of this kind of stuff terrifies me.
That leaving people in prison "by accident" is attempted murder.
0:46 Yeah,this is so badass. It was so badass,that this guy even got a wiki page made about him. His name is (was) Gary Plauché,and here is his wiki en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Plauch%C3%A9
th-cam.com/video/tlTSDha2T24/w-d-xo.html here's a vid about Gary Plauche
Shooting criminals who were going to face justice is totally fucked.
@@bearmarco1944 I'd argue he did face justice, in the form of one quick, clean headshot. Saved time, taxpayer money, and gave the guy exactly what he deserved.
@@Gabriel-oq8gs guy hadn't been found guilty
@@bearmarco1944 At that point, no. But that's just a legal technicality as it was blatantly obvious that he was guilty. The dad still saved time and taxpayer money that would have been wasted in his trial, not to mention how much would have been wasted holding him in prison. And if you think about it, the scumbag got off easy since the other prisoners would have beat and killed him once they found out what he was in for anyway.
I need more of these stories
Words cannot describe the inner joy I feel and pride
I worked in the carnival business for about 11 years. We had a "code adam" (missing child) call go out over the radio. Midway rules dictated the entire fairgrounds went full lockdown. No one in,no one out. All relief personnel such as myself were to team up with the nearest LEO and start search. All supervisors did same but stood by at gates. In this case all Leo's were teamed so myself and 6 others were on our own but if we found him or evidence such as clothing she'd in effort to disguise were to radio in and a Leo would meet up with us. Call came out he'd been found. A pedo had snatched him up and had him in a Porta potty trying to have his way (thankfully found before it could go down.) I walked up on the scene to about 15 of my fellow workers circling the guy busting his head. Sheriff along with our boss pulled up and he simply walked up and said "you could've cost these guys a lot of money. Anyone asks you fell,GET HIM BOYS,JUST DONT KILL HIM." He got the brakes beat off his @$$.
A few Years ago, there was a robbers inside a bus at gun point, there were two men, when they move to the back of the bus, they were both shot dead by a retired military man.
After he killed the robbers he got off the bus, and dissapeared in the crowd before the police arrived.
That's so fucked.
An honorable ending
@@bearmarco1944 In truth the entire situation is fucked, but I see you going through this comment section and opposing the comments that support vigilante justice, why?
@@robertclark1669 Because, in essence, I object to vigilante justice. It's my belief that governmental organisations have more of a right to police, as they recognise rights, and do not breach them (and punish those they do).
@@bearmarco1944 Why do you believe that Governmental organizations have more of a right to prosecute and deliver punishment?
14:09 17:55
These always ook me out cuz i had a coworker who had previously been a prison guard
"P*do" got shoved into a cell by 5 huge dudes and had a ton of bottles and other things shoved up his butt with a broom handle, suspended in the air by 4 of them holding each limb
Coworker couldnt do a thing cuz he was alone and would get annihilated by these huge guys and could only watch and wait for backup
"P*do" gets sent to hospital, luckily no bottles broke inside
Finally later his retrial ends
He had been falsely accused
The man was innocent, and proven innocent because they caught the guy who had actually been doing it.
Still haunts me
With the junkie robbing the store with the Marines , I was expecting "And the next day the whole platoon showed up and beat the crap out of him"
I was a child living a great life. But am new neighbours moved into a wrecked house that was being sold for rehabilitation. The new owners did nothing with repairing it. It became a crack house, prostitute hang out, filthy kid gangster hangout. The neighborhood was becoming garbage. The police was out to the house about every three nights. However, the house was never ceased. Not a lot of people got arrested.
The neighbours had enough. One night, when all the human garbage inside went out to a bar together, the neighbours went out with several hundred litres of diesel and doused the crack house with so much diesel that it could be smelled from quite a distance. All the furnishings, motorcycles, drugs, money, were all left inside. Then a neighbour launched a flare into the house and we all watched it burn. Nobody called emergency services. There were things inside that were exploding every now and then. When fire started getting smaller, everyone went home. The following day, the drug loses came back to a lot full of wreckage and smoldering timbers. They broke into a big fight amongst themselves. The police was called and all were finally arrested and charge with arson. The human excrement gang was never seen again.
I was in a rather rough neighborhood (as rough as it can get in Canada) where a guy tried to abduct a girl. The girl was screaming for help. Me and my ENTIRE hockey team beat him up. It was pretty hilarious when he realized there were 20 ripped athletes with hockey sticks watching him trying to abduct someone.
So someone that I know felt it would be nice to try to ruin 15 years of my life. He also thought it would be nice to rape and physically hit my mother for years. I'm working on the legal case atm so can't say what will happen etc as far as what the courts will do. But needless to say I have been speaking to his friends letting them see the recordings of how he treats my mother. He has a boat two cars two trucks a trailer and a few guns he's not good when it comes to guns no idea of gun safety or even how to clean a gun his guns will end up being tampered with to the point they will misfire etc. He will also be outed to his family who will disown him and a few people from some not so nice communities might just take him on a trip to the forest as he loves to go hunting. Word of advice be very patient if you feel you need to handle a situation with the intent of punishing someone for their wrong doings and don't be emotional about it be vague if you ever talk about it don't give details such as locations etc.
Sounds totally fucked.
19:37 Props to that mother.
Hands down the best one I heard was in the paper. It happened at an apartment complex I had lived in while in grad school. A year after I moved out, a robber pulled a knife on one of the residents while he was in the laundry room. Robber forced the resident upstairs to his apartment. Told the resident and his roommate to hand over their valuables. The roommate, a Japanese student, went into his room where he had a katana. The cops found the robber two blocks away in some bushes. Unfortunately they got to him before he bled out.
"The ten day suspension was worth it." I'm sure it was, but I honestly have to wonder: Just exactly who decided suspension was a punishment? I mean, kids don't want to be in school anyway, from their perspective you're punishing them with a vacation.
My family started building houses in a developing neighborhood in mexico. Multiple cousins own houses on the same block and they are friendly to the neighbors.
One man owns 2 houses there, one he was renting to his son, the son is a hoodlum that spends the evenings drinking in the street with his buddies.
About 30 neighbors got together and approached the dad, they asked him nicely to talk to his son about his behavior.
The guy told them to F off and call the police if the issue was that big.
They then told him, "no, were not calling the police, were gonna solve the issue ourselves, so ask you son to watch his back"
The next day the son moved out of the neighborhood
The one where she beats up the bully pleases me a lot
Here's a story I heard a few years back. My dad worked at a cowboy store that sold boots, hats, livestock, feed, and other things needed for a farm (besides machinery). This one guy had been robbing the place (belt buckles, etc anything he could fit in his shirt/pockets) time and time again, but they could never catch him since he bolted, hopped in a truck, and took off. The owner had had it with the guy and when the guy robbed the store for the last time, he ran out to the parking lot and the owner shot him three times. The owner was never charged either
We need more "tune ups".
21:34, I would have said to the school officials, "Punish me and not only do I sue YOU for failing to act on stopping a bully, but for also assisting her in her bullying ways, and, if you are also doing any other shady, illegal, immoral, and/or unethical things, I will be having you all not just punished, but also fired, AND arrested for the many, MANY criminal acts that you have done to the people of not only this school, but also the community. I can not only back up my claims, but I, as well as several other people, have been hiring several private investigators on not just the girl, but also all of you as well, and what we know about all of you would shake all of you to the core. You have a choice, you can either choose to not punish me, or you can choose to lose your jobs, your freedom, and possibly any chance of normal lives, plus the removals of all of your teaching certifications for the rest of your lives. What is your choice?" The school would either wise up and say something to the effect of "Understandable, have a nice day," or there will be a massive amount of news coming out of that particular community on all of the nearest big city news outlets, as well as online, about the shady things that the school officials did in that school, as well as the community.
My brother asked me to borrow one of my daggers.(I am a collector). I gave him a dagger with a 8inch blade. He then went to work. Apparently one of his coworkers had just broken up with an abusive boyfriend and was scared he would show up at work. When the abusive boyfriend walked in my brother walked up to him pulled out the dagger and put it to his throat. He said "You are going to leave and never talk to her again or I am going to remove your vocal cords". The boyfriend never returned. Best thing is that he did it in front of his manager and the manager just started clapping.
Good man your brother
A friend of mine took a low-paying temp job from a guy that got lots of people to go into malls and sell nuts to store owners and shoppers. Not a very legal or successful setup, but he did it for a day or so and went to collect his $25 bucks from the guy. Buddy laughed in his face, which was apparently what he did to all the poor suckers that worked for him. However, in the course of working for this guy my friend had noticed a few things, like the illegal no-seatbelt back of the van he transported his workforce in, and his bragging about the second set of books where he recorded his *actual* bookkeeping that the taxman never saw. So he went to the Ontario Provincial Police, swore out a complaint. There were lots of complaints about this guy but no one ever was willing to put their name on it. He did. There was a cop there that had been trying to pin this guys ass for years, and he was *very* interested. Then my friend went to Occupational Safety and health about the vehicle condition. Then filed a report with Revenue Canada. Then he went back to this guy’s business the next day and watched his van get confiscated, the tax guys showing up at his door to audit him, and the cops arriving. When things quieted down, he phoned the guy and told him: “Ontario Provincial Police, Revenue Canada, Safety and Health. And that’s day ONE. So, are you going to give me that $25 bucks you owe me from the other day?”
He got his money, and this one bast*rd who screwed over people living hand-to-mouth for his business model got his. I wasn’t there for this, but I knew my friend and had no trouble believing he did this. A dangerous kind of crazy, that guy.
13:35 as a native Arkansan I can confirm. Woods and fields as far as the eye can see. Oh and lets not forget the f*cking Dollar Generals to
I'm not a big fan of vigilante justice but this one was needed; when I lived in the north east some years ago there was this guy in my city call Mr. Puerto Rico, he was famous in the city and pretty much every loved him and respected him. He was slow but everyone treated them respectively, one day; a bunch of teenagers decided they were going to rob and beat up the guy up of his Chrome bike he rode in the Puerto Rican festival. when I tell you the whole city was up in arms; I mean it, even the gangs got involved. The gangs later trackdown the guys in Philadelphia; from what I head they got a massive tune up, they were found later in front of the police station; naked and tied up with bruises all over their bodies. No charges were filed on the gangs and no investigation was done on who beat them up. the mayor gave him a new Chrome bike.
In our vilage some years ago, a guy there woke up in the night to go for a pee and he looked out of the window, and realised that there was two assholes robbing his car, or the stereo in the car, it was pure luck that he could walk around teh house without turning on teh lights, as that would have startled them, but there was just enoug light form a street light some distance away, even though his driveway was kind of secluded.
Anyway, he ran out, and one lad ran off, the other was half in the car, so he slammedthe doro and went for the one running.
He caught him, and came back with him, the other lad as it turned out had really hurt his leg in the door and they were both dragged into the house while the guy phoned the police.
Now all of this led to the guy, a nice honest decent guy, actualy getting done for breaking the guys leg and beating them both up and false imprisonment and so on and so forth.
The village members were so disgusted that a fair number of us... I mean them... went to where these two bastards live, they were 16 and 19 and known to be a pair of wankers who would rob anyone for a quid. and anyway, the families were told by a load of people that they have one week to fuck off r there is going to be issues.
The first house, they agreed and said tyhey will leave ASAP, but a week was too soon. We did a fair thing and said ok a month, but if we see the lad around, there will be issues.
The second house, the father was a total wanker and slammed the door and told us all to fuck off.
It took us less than 20 seconds to have his front door smashed in and that dopey cunt in the garden getting his head kicked in.
We told them if they are still here in a week, we will be back to finish it.
The police were involved and names were used, but absolutely everyone had a few witneses LOL
Anyway, there was police driving up and down teh street, but as usual in the UK, it was only two cops in a shitty car and they never managed to stop another sizeable gang on people from punching fuck out of the lad and his father.
We no longer know where they went but we all didnt give a fuck either.
Heard a story about a guy who went over the wall during a ten year stretch.
Unfortunately for him, the first place he went was his Mum's who, even before he managed to get through the door, slapped around the back of the head and dragged him back to Prison by the ear.
Guy didn't resist because he cared for his mum and was also quite surprised that she'd belted him one.