Current Events > Woman who killed her sex trafficker gets 11 years in prison

(+) Yeah! (+)

As a member of society, I feel safer when a sex trafficker is dealt with. The method itself may not have been legal, but it certainly ensured that a piece of shit rapist will never again harm anyone else.
The method may also serve as a warning to any other rat bastard out there.

Weird lot of rape and sex trafficker defenders in this thread. Big yikes from me.

Why was she changed with a felon with a firearm?

It is illegal in the United States for someone with a felony conviction to possess firearms. Even if it is for a non-violent crime.

Yeah, fuck the justice system! Everyone should just take the law into their own hands! That'll definitely make us safer! Esp. when it's a minority-on-white crime (considerable risk that the victim will misidentify their perpetrator)

You being the only one to actually say this aside, why didn't the law handle things? Why did it have to end up like this?

jury nullification

Lotta dark defenders and people who probably didn't read the full article in this topic. Her situation does not excuse premeditated murder, arson, and underage prostitution regardless of her circumstances. That's why she's getting 11 years in prison.

No I know the law, I was more curious how she was considered a felon before her own trial, when it sounded like she had just escaped kidnapping when she was young, but then it was revealed she was not being held in captivity by said monster at the time so maybe she got it from the crap this monster made her do. Or just something completely different that happened in her youth.

If not though it seems ridiculous to charge someone with a felony they havent been convicted of, then a crime applicable to felons when again they were still not yet a felon by court of law.

It's not self defense when you go to his house, shoot him in the head, burn his house down, and steal his car I guess?

I'm cool with it.

Um. She was 17 when she did all this

I cry foul on the court.

How was she a felon at 17?

I would hope we can all just agree this sucks? That she's a victim and any danger to society she poses is a major result of trauma from being trafficked, which shouldn't be handled via prison time?

I see, so tell me what burning the guy's house down after he's dead and taking the car when she most likely had her own transportation considering how Kenosha is a 44 minute drive from Milwaukee contributes to this.

I'm sorry the traumatized and violated teenager did not act in perfect rationality against the guy who pimped her out I guess.

"The Law Is The Law" is not a serious statement. Prosecutors and judges have serious discretion and the fact that there was a plea bargain here shows that.

"The Law Is The Law" is not a serious statement. Prosecutors and judges have serious discretion and the fact that there was a plea bargain here shows that.

Law might be 'The Law' but there are always asterisks to that and how it's applied.

Fair enough I suppose, the fire and car theft probably helped the deal for the guilty of reckless homicide as opposed to murder in the first degree or something like that, when a prosecutor could point to the text and use that to support an argument for murder in the first degree. In a weird way, perhaps those actions reduced her sentence upon me using the ol' noodle a bit more.

With that said, people need to leave vigilantism for the comics and movies. Getting yourself involved in that shit is rarely a good idea.

Kizers attorneys allege in court filings that Kenosha police suspected Volar was trafficking children for sex several months before he was killed. The attorneys allege he filmed himself sexually assaulting numerous children. Police arrested Volar in February 2018 and seized evidence of sexual assault and child pornography from his home but later released him and no charges were filed, according to the filings.

She shouldn't see any prison time, 6 months of probation and counseling.

The law should have done their job by getting the sick bastard off the street to protect society but no, they did nothing to protect the women he abused.

Her sitting in prison for 11 years accomplishes nothing, she needs serious counseling for what she went through not sitting in prison where she won't get help.

She rightfully believed he would hurt her again and hurt other women.