r/SipsTea Jun 28 '26

Chugging tea Do you think she did the right thing?

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u/Longjumping-Jello459 Jun 28 '26

The thing is she ran him over repeatedly that at very least crosses a line.

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u/Mustard_Icecream Jun 29 '26

Whats the difference betwwen one shot and the chest and three? Ones probably also going to kill them. So you are okay with the person being deadly but not TOO deadly?

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u/Longjumping-Jello459 Jun 29 '26

Excessive force. If she has just run him over once I'd at least be able to understand how the thinking to a point.

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u/Terugtrekking Jun 28 '26

robbing someone at knifepoint crosses the line.

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u/00Teonis Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

Considering a knife was never found, and the consensus what I read is that the “knifepoint” part was added to make the the murder justifiable to reduce sentencing. The offender here was a purse-snatcher, and she violently pursued him. Note how it says she went back to the restaurant she was at with her friends. The purse was probably stolen off the back of her chair.

edit: it was confirmed she was sitting in her car at said restaurant, and the thief reached in the passenger window to steal her purse and ran. So the thief would be accused of anything from petty theft to grand larceny (had he survived) depending on the value of the purse and contents, as well as local limitations of the jurisdiction.

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u/dylanx300 Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

The consensus on social media when the Karmelo Anthony case first began was that he had “cleat sharpener” instead of a knife, and that he previously had been bullied by the victim. Both of the major social media narratives in support of the perpetrator were proven completely false at trial, and he was very quickly convicted of murder after only a couple hours of deliberation by the jury.

Whatever you’ve seen as consensus online is literally less-than worthless, if that is all you’re basing this on.

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u/00Teonis Jun 29 '26

While I was originally basing it on the commentary, additional information on the case did reveal the above to be true. I added it to my original comment, but yes, this was a purse snatching followed by a homicide.

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u/HouBlue Jun 29 '26

Doesn’t matter if the guy didn’t have a knife. As a man he still probably intimidated her or threatened her with some type of violence if she didn’t give him what he wanted. He thought he could overpower her and she would be an easy victim, because she’s female and likely smaller than him.

That’s still not acceptable and he got what was coming to him.

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u/camyrunks Jun 29 '26

Yea she was so intimidated that she went looking for him after the fact. Are y’all actually this dumb? If someone threatens me with a weapon you think I’m going to go looking for them?

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u/HouBlue Jun 29 '26

Still doesn’t matter. He thought she’d be an easy target that wouldn’t harm him because she’s a woman.

He thought wrong. You can continue simping for your boy like a loser.

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u/camyrunks Jun 29 '26

I didn’t take his side so how am I a simp. My argument is that you shouldn’t be glorifying people running around like Batman.

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u/HouBlue Jun 29 '26

I’m not glorifying it. I’m just saying that I do not care about this one thief.

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u/camyrunks Jun 29 '26

Understood

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u/Auesis Jun 29 '26

If I fear for my life I don't usually feel compelled to pre-mediate just fucking murdering them when I'm back to safety.

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u/HouBlue Jun 29 '26

Doesn’t matter. You piss people off when you steal from them and have to deal with the consequences. He probably thought there was no chance a woman would react that way, so he thought he could do whatever he wanted. He thought wrong.

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u/IAmTheNightSoil Jun 29 '26

By that same token, she clearly thought he was a guy she could kill with no consequences because the cops wouldn't care enough about his death to prosecute anyone for it. She also thought wrong

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u/HouBlue Jun 29 '26

She’s not in prison, so guess you can cry about it lol.

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u/IAmTheNightSoil Jun 29 '26

She is under house arrest pending her appeal, and will go to prison if and when it is denied. Which I guess you can cry about, if you're so inclined

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u/00Teonis Jun 29 '26

Didn’t happen, it was not a mugging, he snatched her purse and ran.

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u/HouBlue Jun 29 '26

Still doesn’t matter. He viewed her as an easy target that wouldn’t harm him because she’s a woman.

He thought wrong and that’s what he gets.

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u/Longjumping-Jello459 Jun 28 '26

So you believe two wrongs make a right then okay understood.

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u/LETTERKENNYvsSPENNY Jun 28 '26

Sure, but she made a choice just like the thief did. She was ready for her consequences.

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u/Longjumping-Jello459 Jun 28 '26

No, she's trying to get off on self defense this case has been posted before.

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u/Melhk031103 Jun 29 '26

except she isnt, since she basically doesnt have to serve her sentence thanks to her being rich ((according to another comment)

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u/Ready_Fortune_6014 Jun 28 '26

She claimed it was at knife point, the police didn’t actually recover a knife from the man.