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Mother sets fire to her daughter's gloating rapist
By Peter Upton in Alicante
Last Updated: 11:48PM BST 25 Jun 2005
A Spanish mother has taken revenge on the man who raped her 13-year-old daughter at knifepoint by dousing him in petrol and setting him alight. He died of his injuries in hospital on Friday.
Antonio Cosme Velasco Soriano, 69, had been sent to jail for nine years in 1998, but was let out on a three-day pass and returned to his home town of Benejúzar, 30 miles south of Alicante, on the Costa Blanca.
While there, he passed his victim's mother in the street and allegedly taunted her about the attack. He is said to have called out "How's your daughter?", before heading into a crowded bar.
Shortly after, the woman walked into the bar, poured a bottle of petrol over Soriano and lit a match. She watched as the flames engulfed him, before walking out.
The woman fled to Alicante, where she was arrested the same evening. When she appeared in court the next day in the town of Orihuela, she was cheered and clapped by a crowd, who shouted "Bravo!" and "Well done!"
A judge ordered her to be held in prison and undergo psychiatric tests, provoking anger from friends and neighbours, who have set up a petition calling for her release.
Soriano suffered 60 per cent burns in the attack on June 13 and was airlifted to a specialist unit. He survived for 11 days before succumbing to his injuries.(more at link) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/spain/1492839/Mother-sets-fire-to-her-daughters-gloating-rapist.html
:cheersmate: :fuelfire: I would love to give this woman a H5 but I can't so I am going to go find a thread and give everyone there one!
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He'll have plenty of time in HELL to contemplate his stupidity
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I knew I had read this before, like FOUR YEARS AGO
Last Updated: 11:48PM BST 25 Jun 2005
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:fuelfire: What a happy ending to a strategy. She needs a good lawyer, pleads temporary insanity and let off. No jury would convict her.
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WTG Mom! :bow:
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Adios cucaracha! :evillaugh: Maybe he will meet Jim Jones or Ted Bundy in Hell. They would make perfect buddies in Hell! :evillaugh:
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Liberals in charge. Liberals cannot be trusted to protect the people. Look what the idiot Euro-Spanish liberals did:
Antonio Cosme Velasco Soriano, 69, had been sent to jail for nine years in 1998, but was let out on a three-day pass
A convicted criminal, let out on an unsupervised 3 day vacation? Gee, whats a rapist going to do on his vacation?
Europe, Spain, Canada, or America...liberals always prove that they should never ever be in charge. They're unwilling to protect us from criminals, and they cannot identify threats national security.
I shouldn't be, but I am still amazed at the idiotic things liberals continue to do.
Yes. Its true. Liberalism IS a mental disorder.
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Old story or not - great move, hope mom is home with her family.
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Spent his last 11 days on Earth wishing he knew when to shut the **** up, I'll bet!
:lmao:
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Spent his last 11 days on Earth wishing he knew when to shut the **** up, I'll bet!
:lmao:
Better yet don't stick it where it don't belong.
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An old story, but one in which the motto bears repeating:
Don't ever **** with momma.
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ya know, maybe mom was wrong... sometimes two wrongs just might make a right
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Good.
He ddn't last long enough, but at least he got a taste of the next place for him.
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Liberals in charge. Liberals cannot be trusted to protect the people. Look what the idiot Euro-Spanish liberals did:A convicted criminal, let out on an unsupervised 3 day vacation?
He was allowed to leave the hospital for supervised visits with his parents in 1999, and longer unsupervised releases in 2000.[1] These privileges were revoked when he was found to have smuggled materials about Foster back into the hospital. Hinckley was later allowed supervised visits in 2004 and 2005. Court hearings were held in September 2005 on whether he could have expanded privileges to leave the hospital. Some of the testimony during the hearings centered on whether Hinckley is capable of having a normal relationship with a woman and, if not, whether that would have any bearing on what danger he would pose to society.
On December 30, 2005, a federal judge ruled that Hinckley would be allowed visits, supervised by his parents, to their home outside of Washington, D.C.. The judge ruled that Mr. Hinckley could have up to three visits of three nights and then four visits of four nights, each depending on the successful completion of the last. All of the experts who testified at Mr. Hinckley's 2005 conditional release hearing, including the government experts, agreed that his depression and psychotic disorder were in full remission and that he should have some expanded conditions of release.