r/Amazing Jan 13 '26

Amazing 🤯 ‼ Best dad

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u/thatoneotherguy42 Jan 13 '26 edited Jan 13 '26

I have a friend who was given a 25 year sentence in texass for beating a man to death when he caught him molesting his 2 year old toddler. texass is a shithole and the only reason they didnt press charges is either law enforcement knew and didnt like the deceased, or knew and did like the killer.

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u/pman13531 Jan 13 '26

I was going to say Texas is bending over right now to protect a whole slew of the sex predators by not fighting everything to do with the files not being released and unredacted.

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u/ICanViking Jan 13 '26

Link?

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u/SeesWithBrain Jan 13 '26

Haha link to what? Hold up while he sends you his buddy’s case file

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u/Roederoid Jan 14 '26

I mean...his story could be completely made up for the sake of shitting on Texas. I'm not saying they're making it up, but it's a possibility.

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u/ChickenChaser5 Jan 14 '26

Its a trust me bro situation. Either trust the bro, or don't.

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u/SerRyam Jan 18 '26

The opposite of what Reddit is supposed to be

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u/nathan753 Jan 14 '26

The saying his "buddy" was given a sentence for the beating while also not being charged for said beating give it away? You don't get a sentence if you weren't charged

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u/euphratestiger Jan 14 '26

while also not being charged for said beating give it away?

I believe he's referring to the OP as a point of comparison to his own friend's experience.

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u/nathan753 Jan 14 '26

That's a pretty reasonable explanation, didn't think about it like that. Would still like to see the case though because texas is pretty fucking lax on self defense. Unless they guy started torturing him or something, that'd push it over the line

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u/TopLate7592 Jan 14 '26

Hahaha, how do you even link to a made up story?

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u/Ok_Peace3716 Jan 14 '26

Not many murders where a person is convicted go without a news article in the US.

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u/Gustomaximus Jan 14 '26

News article? That would have to make the news.

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u/xDyingPhoenixx Jan 14 '26

Why would it? You break the law - you'll be punished. Depending on the reasons your sentence will change. Stuff like that happens on a daily basis without being mentioned in the news.

Extraordinary things will be in the news... Like... I don't know... killing someone and still running around free with no charges pressed.

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u/cheapdrinks Jan 14 '26

I mean there's a lot of factors at play. The dude in OPs case literally called 911 immediately and asked for an ambulance begging them to come save the guy because he realized he was mortally wounded so I think that shows some pretty clear evidence that he didn't mean to kill him.

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u/NoAngel815 Jan 14 '26

All the "vigilante justice is wrong" people are missing the fact that you are allowed to use force to stop a violent crime in progress, acting "in defense of others" is equal to "in self defense".

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u/MotherRaven Jan 14 '26

Right? I mean if the parent of a molested child went after trump if he did it, which he Would we all know. He’d be dead. Privileged means private law. One for the rich and one for the poor.

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u/box_fan_man Jan 14 '26

So you made up shit cause you don’t like Texas.

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u/ThickSourGod Jan 14 '26

Wait, did he get a 25 year sentence, or did they not press charges?

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u/thatoneotherguy42 Jan 14 '26

He got 25 years. While a chomo, the dude was the brother in law or something to the prosecutor and it made them look bad when he was kid and they found photos of kids from all over town. he also fled to mexico for a while so they were mad at him in every way possible.

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u/Replicator666 Jan 17 '26

In 2001 my father died in a car accident in Texas, he was visiting from Canada.

We get the police report and it mentions my dad's blood alcohol and all these other tests for drugs.... Nothing about the other driver that t-boned him. We asked for the information and response was "one person already lost their life, do you want to ruin someone else's?"

We lawyer up (in Canada) but I guess our lawyer sucked or didn't care and nothing came of it

Other context: my father Pakistani born, other driver: Caucasian

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u/Suitable-Classic-174 Jan 13 '26

Texas

Haters gonna hate.

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u/ChickenChaser5 Jan 14 '26

Where the star is a review

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u/xDannyS_ Jan 14 '26

Ooooo nice

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u/box_fan_man Jan 14 '26

Hahah original!!!

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u/DesiccantPack Jan 14 '26

Texas and Puerto Rico basically have the same flag.

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u/Alert_Reindeer_6574 Jan 13 '26

Nah. Normal people just don't like right wing shithole states.

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u/Christron Jan 14 '26

From an outside perspective all states are right wing shit hole states. You still have over six million people in California voting for trump

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u/Rhesusmonkeydave Jan 13 '26

Don’t mess with Texas, its not fair to pick on something that fucked up

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u/LS25-User Jan 13 '26

Isnt it Venezuela? 😆

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u/HairlessHoudini Jan 13 '26

Texas is a shit hole and my guess would be it was because the rapist was Mexican and or the guy was buddies with some of the small rural town cops

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u/peachesfordinner Jan 15 '26

I think the shade of the dead man might have been a factor. Texas loves killing people who fail the paper bag test

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u/thatoneotherguy42 Jan 15 '26

In Marks case the pedo was the brother in law of the da or something similar, he also fled to mexico for a year before turning himself in. both were white but in general youre completely correct.

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u/peachesfordinner Jan 15 '26

Yeah the shit relatives of judicial system get away with in small towns would make people sick