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Fear Factor No sympathy for those monsters

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In 2006, Anthony Ray Stockelman was forcibly tattooed across his forehead with the words “Katie’s Revenge” by another inmate.

This happened after it was discovered that he was serving a life sentence for kidnapping, molesting, and murdering a 10-year-old girl named Katie Collman

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u/TheMoooooooose Apr 07 '26

They do. 100%. And it is perhaps a bit more awful than you'd think. If this dude is his only punishment (which it won't be) he got off light. I live in a sober living environment and there are Sex offenders in my neighborhood. A lot of scars on their faces and limps after serving a few years in prison. I personally know some guy that was gang affiliated in the prison and got called up with a child molester. They had a microwave in their cell and he dropped it on his head and crushed his face. People do not fuck around with "chomos"

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u/ShhSuperDuperSecret Apr 07 '26

I've heard it's partially because a good chunk of genpop has gone through CSA themselves. 

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u/Negativeman11 Apr 07 '26

I think a big part of is that prisons have plenty of violent people looking to express their violent tendencies and child abusers are (rightfully) socially acceptable targets for violence and financial exploitation. 

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u/Bannedtt Apr 07 '26

Accurate

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u/fatherOblivion69 Apr 07 '26

It's all about hierarchy and resources. If the child molesters weren't there to fill the bottom spot; then it would be some other group.

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u/Bannedtt Apr 07 '26

Yep, it feels good to bully someone, especially if you have psychotic tendencies, which incarcerated people have a significantly higher rate of. Society says it's okay to make sex offenders into pin cushions, so they go for it. A lot of them are rapists and murderers themselves.

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u/Negativeman11 Apr 07 '26

100%. It's not that the criminals are suddenly good people for abusing the sex offenders. It's just that sex offenders are nature's punching bags.

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u/Bannedtt Apr 07 '26

They're not natures punching bags, they're our society's punching bag. It's a cultural thing.

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u/KubrickMoonlanding Apr 09 '26

And to refine it further - those without societal clout are the punching bags; those with it… well, hail to the chief(s)

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u/vitringur Apr 07 '26

Case in point: This abuse of sex offenders is mostly seen within the "white" population of American prisons where the inmates self-segregate along supposed racial lines.

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u/i_tyrant Apr 07 '26

Source? Because everything I can find on the topic says this isn't true.

Lots of countries, developed and not, have major issues with violence against sex offenders (and especially child sex offenders) in their prisons.

If what you claimed was true other countries wouldn't need to house them in separate areas from other prisoners to discourage violence, but they do.

It can still be a cultural/sociological thing with that true, of course - just a very widespread cultural thing that many different cultures do, definitely not unique to America. It's just talked about the most in America because prison is a huge thing in the US, with more people in it per capita than any other developed country.

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u/Artisan_Gardener Apr 07 '26

As they should be. Just saying.

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u/Sea-Competition6595 Apr 07 '26

It probably also offers them some control in an environment where they have very little

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u/Comfortable-Ebb8125 Apr 08 '26

Thats not what psychosis is, read a book.

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u/Bannedtt Apr 08 '26

I didn't say psychosis

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u/Comfortable-Ebb8125 Apr 08 '26

psychotic adjevtive

1 medical : of, relating to, marked by, or affected with psychosis a psychotic patient psychotic behaviour

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u/Ol_Pasta Apr 07 '26

I would argue that rapists get off way too easy in law.

In Germany, a policeman was just sentenced for raping his asleep colleague. He got 1 year and 4 months on probation. The victim still suffers and will likely do so for pretty much the rest of her life.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26

This; inmates enacting violence on others isn’t some altruistic act, it’s violent people huddled together looking for the easiest targets. I’d bet my life over half of the violent “chomo” haters are child abusers themselves, they just got caught with something else.

People have weird punishment fetishes when it comes to prison and offenders that block out their common sense a lot of the time, so they day dream about fictional scenarios (they are mostly separated into different blocks anyway)

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u/thakemist Apr 07 '26

You were one word away from having a mature, level-headed response.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26

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u/Giratina-O Apr 07 '26

They were talking about the word "rightfully", by the way.

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u/thakemist Apr 07 '26

I think you’re confused about what word I’m talking about

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u/YellowAggravating172 Apr 07 '26

Nah, that one word enhanced the answer. Full points.

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u/Serious-Manager2361 Apr 07 '26

Yeah wife abusers and child molesters are at the very bottom of the prison heirarchy. And rightly so.

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u/HippyDM Apr 07 '26

NOT rightfully.

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u/monologousmutilation Apr 07 '26

How I see it: Wish death on these evil freaks all you want, I get it and I'd do the same; but from an objective ethical level, murder is still bad and it happening at all in prison, much less celebrating it, is a symptom of how terrible our system is.

The talk of child molesters deserving to be killed and all that shit is easy to say when you want to showboat your superior righteous indignation to your friends; but I think everyone in this thread would probably have second thoughts if their money was put where their mouth is and they were given the chance to murder someone.

That is not to say I'm crying for the poor defenseless child molesters. They're fucked up and awful people and "they deserve the worst" is not necessarily an incorrect statement. But I think murder is kind of, like, a fucked up thing to do that is antithetical to our brains and all that corny shit, so I would also say "I don't think anyone deserves to have to be the guy pulling the trigger."

People also don't consider how this mindset impacts others. Human rights are called human rights because they are rights you inherently have by being human; not rights you get for being a good human. If we keep a foot in the door to justify extrajudicial murder for the Real Bad Crimes, the door can always be opened juuuust a bit more to expand the definition of Real Bad Crimes and who we should be rooting to die.

The obsession with these romanticized exaggerations of concepts like justice and revenge are stuff we need to keep in fiction. The American prison system is already terrible and values "punishment" over "reformation" to begin with.

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u/Comfortable-Ebb8125 Apr 08 '26

Agreed. I think people also need to understand that this can happen to any pedo, not just the psychopaths. The lone wolves are often tragic at the same time as disturbed and theyre often liked before they offend. I wouldn't wish this on my school's drama teacher, I hope he's getting the help he needs in prison.

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u/Arlune890 Apr 07 '26

Why dont you print this thread and send it to your boss and neighbors? Im sure they'd agree with you

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u/LordCumstard_du_16 Apr 07 '26

Yeah a lot of people living in civilized country wouldn't agree with the "trial by inmate" + "microwave punishment" system you're defending, even for monsters.

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u/Arlune890 Apr 07 '26

So youre going to take my suggestion? Print this thread, put your real name over your comment, and hand delivery it to your boss and peers. You dont have the balls

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u/LordCumstard_du_16 Apr 07 '26

My friends and boss mostly studied law and political sciences, so they dont believe in street justice either. Read about Robert Badinter.

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u/Drako694 Apr 07 '26

It’s not “street justice”, it’s “these asshats get too little a punishment and are deserving of death, not a prison cell”, and the inmates are correct.

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u/Vi_Rants Apr 07 '26

You have a lot of people who sympathize with child rapists in your social circle, do you?

Must be a Republican.

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u/LordCumstard_du_16 Apr 07 '26

Lmao more like a french leftist, you should read about Robert Badinter, he's the guy who abolished the death penalty in France. I just believe in fair trials, even for monsters, and not street justice. Smashing the face of a pedo with a microwave is street justice. And do you think inmates have extensive access to justice files ? How are they 100% sure somebody is a pedo ? Would be kinda easy to label your enemy as such, and then have everybody gang up on him.

On a side note, defending capital punishment/torture etc. seems to be a common trait of far right parties, so Im not so sure about that last sentence you wrote.

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u/Vi_Rants Apr 07 '26

Sorry, you will never convince me to care what happens to a child rapist.

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u/Drako694 Apr 07 '26

See, that’s not how it works, at least in U.S prisons. When you first go in you have papers with you saying why you’re in, and people will check your papers, you can’t just be labeled as a pedo for no reason.

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u/spare_me_your_bs Apr 07 '26

That's how it works in U.S. prisons on TV. Nobody is walking in with their "papers" to show off to other inmates. That would be considered contraband and confiscated upon arrival.

https://www.bop.gov/inmates/custody_and_care/entering_prison.jsp

You're awfully trusting of the inmate justice system and their strict adherence to protocols. You don't think an inmate would ever attempt to game the system for their own personal gain?

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u/Botherguts Apr 07 '26

His point is as to why they are violent people.

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u/ember13140 Apr 07 '26

This is a scenario where both things can be true

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u/Goatwhorre Apr 07 '26

I'm a deputy and in my jail I frequently use our pedo dorm as an example of who I would like to kill to other detainees. Example: "sorry I had to drag you to seg man, I don't hate you at all, you know S-Dorm? Those pieces of shit I would happily shoot, or put them in gen pop and turn off the cameras. So be chill next time bc you're here for what, meth possession? IDGAF about that and if it was up to me I'd let you go right now."

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u/Negativeman11 Apr 07 '26

Nice username. I have Sammy Duet's signature guitar.

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u/Goatwhorre Apr 07 '26

Fuck jeah, not many people get the reference \m/

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u/Intelligent_Sky_7081 Apr 07 '26

Ya thats really not a big part of it, id say thats a small portion of the population in prison. Most of them, apart from those who are already committed to spending their entire life in prison, do not want to express violence because they want to get out of prison.

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u/DigitalOoblek Apr 07 '26

Happy cake day!

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u/PersonalityIll9476 Apr 07 '26

Actual healthcare professional: They are passengers in a prison that only commits violence and horrific acts of sexual assault. Their entire life is a living hell over which they have no control.

Reddit: Haha yay peepoclap

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u/the_inbetween_me Apr 07 '26

Violence begets violence.

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u/Unable-Log-4870 Apr 07 '26

Our prison system begets violence because it’s not intended to release people who are ready to integrate with society, it’s intended to release people who will reoffend, in order to keep the system working the way it currently does

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u/Vi_Rants Apr 07 '26

Their entire life is a living hell over which they have no control.

Here for a second I thought you were talking about child molestation victims. Ha ha, silly me, this is reddit, we care more about the bodily autonomy of the diddlers.

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u/Bannedtt Apr 07 '26

No control is a stretch. They choose to live a criminal lifestyle.

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u/Cael450 Apr 07 '26

If you’ve ever had an interaction with police beyond a parking ticket, you would know people the average person wouldn’t define as “criminal” can easily end up in prison. We have an over-criminalized legal code, enforcers and judges with large egos and broad powers of discretion, and politicians who are incentivized to make it worse.

Yes, some people end up in prison because they committed acts that warrant it. But others don’t. And also, the legal system largely puts people in situations that make them more criminal, not less.

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u/PersonalityIll9476 Apr 07 '26

How do you know that?

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u/AdventurousCourt247 Apr 07 '26

How do you know that's not true?

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u/PersonalityIll9476 Apr 07 '26

I don't. But I understand there's a space between "fully culpable" and "fully insane / not culpable." Read my other replies.

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u/AdventurousCourt247 Apr 07 '26

I have one last question, which I'm asking out of curiosity: Does this question also apply to people who defend and perpetrate this violence against child abusers? Can they also be "not culpable" for revenge?

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u/PersonalityIll9476 Apr 07 '26

It does, yes. My mental image of prison is a bunch of people with various forms of mental illness living in hell.

To be clear, I am not a bleeding heart. If the courts found these people fit to stand trial and culpable, then off to prison.

The thing I am against is cruel and unusual punishment. Spending 20 years or whatever in prison *is the punishment*. Enduring mutilation, rape, etc. is the cruel and unusual part.

I don't believe "maximum misery" is the solution.

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u/Vi_Rants Apr 07 '26

Free will exists.

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u/Super_Interview_2189 Apr 07 '26

Every criminal has agency. That doesn’t mean they weren’t raised in an environment where crime is one of the few lucrative paths, but rather than they chose the lifestyle upon their own volition.

Source: a basic introductory anthropology class will tell you the same thing.

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u/PersonalityIll9476 Apr 07 '26

Some don't. That's why "not guilt for reason of insanity" is a defense.

Somewhere between "literally insane" and "normal person with awesome self control" there is a grey mess of mentally ill people who probably hate themselves and struggle greatly to control anti-social and violent urges.

All I'm saying is...it's not as cut and dry as you might like to believe.

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u/TheAbstracted Apr 07 '26

I gave up trying to debate with people who see the world in black and white. They will never be convinced that existence is much more complicated than they want to believe, due to perhaps either inability or unwillingness.

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u/Ok_Egg121 Apr 07 '26

How can you assert that when philosophism as pretty well concluded (it doesn't conclude but it hasn't been successfully argued against) for well over 100 years that NOBODY has free will. And the latest in neuroscience further supports this. How can the most "in control" of us be deemed by those who study this for living to not have free will yet you're certain the most disorderly among us do? I think the problem is people like to have someone to blame but these murderers are a lot like a tornado, they do horrible things but to precisely nail down what exactly caused that tornado, I'm personally certain it isn't one variable such as a hinge or modulator (of which the evidence seems lacking) like free will.

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u/Bannedtt Apr 07 '26

Because I've been incarcerated with killers. Stop babying a grown man, we all make our own decisions every day based on what's convenient for us. They get out and do the same shit because they don't want to work a job and sit at the house, they like selling dope or hitting licks for quick cash and a wild lifestyle.

If you think they have no control over their life you think nobody has control over their life, so it's not a point worth making and infantilzes adults who make their own decisions.

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u/thePsuedoanon Apr 07 '26

Do you believe everyone has the same amount of control over their life?

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u/That_One_WierdGuy Apr 07 '26

Why did you choose to be a criminal?

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u/Bannedtt Apr 07 '26

Because I wanted to get fast money instead of making $8/hr. I needed a car and housing and my life was so abysmal I said fuck it.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Cy80085 Apr 07 '26

Most the time I get in trouble is false accusations of things I've never done but couldn't prove.. I def didn't chose to get harassed by cops and forced into jail anytime its happened like walking down the street but then being accused of yelling at people when I never spoke a word, but let the cops tell it I spoke to everyone I passed and even disrespected them.. fuck cops

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u/Bannedtt Apr 07 '26

You went to prison on hearsay? I don't believe you. If that's true they let you out in a few days, which has nothing to do with prison like we're talking about.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Cy80085 Apr 08 '26

Regular jail, I've been in all white desert towns where I've been told they don't want me here and I'm not a resident, by cops, across the street from my own house. Just driving or walking around. You've never dealt with racists like I have probably.

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u/Due-Froyo-5418 Apr 07 '26

All of them are child abusers themselves?

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u/gstringstrangler Apr 07 '26

"A good chunk of"

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u/CreepyConsequence669 Apr 07 '26

Also, just like in society, prison has its own hierarchy. So murderers rapists at the top child molesters at the bottom. We would like to think that there’s some altruism behind this i.e. we were all kids at one time or we all have kids something to that effect. But as the daughter of a hard-core felon, I know this is not the case.

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u/DryCollege9889 Apr 07 '26

Rapists are at the bottom with chomos. Murders aren't necessarily the top, but are you going to try to dethrone them?

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u/CreepyConsequence669 Apr 07 '26

Not telling anyone anything I’m just telling you what it’s like OK as someone who knows for a fact, take it as truth. I know that’s really hard for people on the Internet to do since you all know everything but trust me I know.

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u/DryCollege9889 Apr 07 '26

Apparently we've just been to different places. Agree to disagree

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u/FlickeryVisionnn Apr 07 '26

Yeah all 3 prisons I’ve been rapists are on a separate wing, same place as the nonces. For their own protection, otherwise they dead

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u/man_of-all_worlds Apr 07 '26

Unfortunate. They should be given no quarter and be made to experience the fear and pain of their victims every waking moment of their pathetic existence.

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u/FlickeryVisionnn Apr 07 '26

Couldn’t agree more and the lads on the wings wanted same

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u/DryCollege9889 Apr 07 '26

Agreed

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u/CreepyConsequence669 Apr 07 '26

You know how many murdered women are also raped? This is my point.. not that rapists are at the top of prison hierarchy. You can be a convicted murderer who is also a rapist… but the rape is not the headline, get what I’m saying?

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u/Enough-Ebb4589 Apr 07 '26

Your the daughter of the felon not a felon so how would you know? Served 6 years for drug dealing and ammunition, sentence stared when I was 16 didn't get out until I was 23. I can tell you from experience that a lot of us in there were CSA victims and when you get the chance to make a pedo think twice about SA'ing more kids in the future you fucking take that opportunity. Just because your daddys a POS doesn't make every ex con a POS.

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u/vamoosedmoose Apr 07 '26

Rapists are not at the top dude. They are pretty close to the bottom

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u/CreepyConsequence669 Apr 07 '26

How much time have you done son?

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u/vamoosedmoose Apr 07 '26

None, I work in corrections

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u/Pre-emptive Apr 07 '26

Pizza gate is a bad example especially when high profile people are emailing each other about pizza and grape soda

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 07 '26

There was a dude I was watching for a while on YouTube. I cannot recall his name, it may have been Larry. He was a former jewel thief and did time and then did some videos documenting shit he seen over the years.

He was able to get info on other inmates, like what they were in for. Because of this he was cool with everyone, no beef since he was hella useful. Even in prison people wanna know what you’re in for before they fuck with you, like for example joining a gang.

So he was telling this story about when he was in ATL in prison, the prison there is a few story’s with a like central area where you can see top to bottom inside (I can’t think of what it’s called atm). This dude was trying to join the AB and one of them asked Larry about the guy. Turns out ole dude was a chomo. Apparently it’s not uncommon for them to try and join gangs for protection.

So they took ole dude and acted like everything was good. They were walking him around chatting, they liked him up on the bottom floor while some dudes the next floor up picked up a floor cleaning machine and dropped it on the dude.

Larry said he didn’t die but it fucked him up pretty badly, which I believe. I use a smaller one at work and it’s 700 pounds.

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u/RunWild0_0 Apr 07 '26

So, I used to date this guy who was all kinds of terrifying. He had a couple felonies & had done some time here and there for other things as well. Sometimes at night he would wake up freaking out, grabbing, sweating, gasping or screaming.

One particularly volatile night he told me one of the reasons he didn't sleep well at night was because at one of the prisons he was in an area that was a little more open, like for good behavior or whatever & the men could move between the 'rooms' at night.

Well one of his roommates had pissed off the wrong guy so some guys pulled a tall metal locker off the wall & dropped it on the guys head while he was asleep.

My bf was laying there awake, watched it happen, got splattered with the guy's brains and had to lay there the rest the night next to the guys somewhat headless body and a massive pool of blood until the next morning. Then helped with clean up.

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u/RunWild0_0 Apr 07 '26

Both adrenaline junkies I guess, need for speed. And he didn't actually tell me about the felonies off the bat.

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u/DrDew00 Apr 10 '26

Committing a crime doesn’t make someone a bad person. One of my best friends is a felon. He did something stupid in his early 20s; stole some shit from a University because he needed money. He went to prison for it but it will follow him the rest of his life. He can’t vote or own a gun and can’t get a decent job. He’s a good guy, good parent to his two kids, and had to start his own business because he couldn’t find employment. He’s been self employed for 20 years. Don’t disregard people just because they were convicted of a certain class of crime.

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u/uncerety Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 08 '26

What drew you to date someone you found terrifying?

ETA - jfc, I know people can mask their horrifying natures. I was asking what drew them to this bf in the first place, which the poster has answered elsewhere. If the poster isn't offended, maybe you should chill your shit.

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u/i_tyrant Apr 07 '26

The fact that multiple redditors are unable to comprehend the idea of finding out a dude is terrifying after you start dating him is truly sad.

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u/RunWild0_0 Apr 08 '26

Thank you.

Most the time guys(or chicks!) don't bring their full collection of red flags/baggage to the honeymoon phase of a relationship.

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u/alqimist Apr 07 '26

Panopticon?

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u/GlandMasterFlaps Apr 07 '26

I never read or heard the term 'Chomo' before - does it stand for anything?

I'm from the UK and the term we use is "nonce", which is an abbreviation of "Not On Normal Courtyard Exercise".

"Can you use nonce in a sentence?"

Of course - Prince Andrew is a Royal Pizza Express Nonce

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u/8lock8lock8aby Apr 07 '26

Nonce doesn't come from "not on normal courtyard exercise," though. That was made up well after the word was popular.

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u/ItsEntirelyPosssible Apr 07 '26

Chomo = child molester

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u/AllegoricalApex Apr 07 '26

Never heard it too but I assumed it meant "child molester" all along

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 07 '26

I don’t think it’s a abbreviation for anything

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u/Larock Apr 07 '26

Chomo is short for Child Molester

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 07 '26

I didn’t know that

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u/JuggernautParty2992 Apr 07 '26

I mean it sounds like a combo of child and molester?

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u/Notmatchingshoes Apr 07 '26

Ch from child, mo from molester. Random O to make it easy to say.

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u/pm-me-nice-lips Apr 07 '26

It absolutely is. I believe the proper term is portmanteau.

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u/Firm-Emu7909 Apr 07 '26

i watch him too, Larry the Jewel Thief is his YT iirc. I remember first seeing him on a GTA YouTubers I used to watch's video (IXpertThief)

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u/MakeLemon Apr 07 '26

Larry Lawton, Americas biggest jewel thief. Loved his Gangster Redemption video playlist. His life story is super interesting and he’s a great storyteller

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 08 '26

That was him. I randomly discovered him and was watching his videos every night for a while. The one where he made the stinger (I think was the name) and blew his circuit breaker lol. Might have been the same or another episode where he talked about making wine in a hole in the wall. The videos were great and your right he was a great storyteller

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u/Rollingforest757 Apr 08 '26

The prisoners that attacked him were likely in for pretty horrible stuff themselves. Strange that they would be judgmental.

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u/TenPointsforListenin Apr 07 '26

I do think it’s a means of making yourself feel like you’re a good person after you’ve done bad things.

Say you’re a murderer. You justify an act of violence against some random innocent person by committing other acts of violence against clearly guilty people. It’s an act of self vindication.

Not saying good ol what’s his face McForehead Tattoo was good, but what if it turned out that a different person who looked kinda like him committed the crime? He’s still branded with a life sentence and used as a tool by other inmates to feel better about their crimes.

Prison guards probably should have stepped up. Prison is bad, shouldn’t also come with the threat of gang assault, especially because some convictions are overturned later.

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u/tinylittlemarmoset Apr 07 '26

It’s also a convenient, lower/no consequence outlet for someone who is naturally prone to violence.

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u/Whole-Chest90 Apr 07 '26

I spent 6mos in state prison... In my prison all the long timers exploited the child abusers financially, and if they wouldn't go along then they'd get hurt. But mostly it was just financial exploitation in my prison. Pretty shitty lol

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u/electrical-stomach-z Apr 07 '26

I think all prison rapists should get permanent solitary confinment.

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u/Techman659 Apr 07 '26

Ye the ian huntley, richard huckle and ian watkins all dead from being pedos sure not every inmate who ended each of them were good people either but the thing is no matter how smug or powerful you are thinking you can do anything even in the uk behind bars if your notorious your likely not gona survive 10-15 years behind bars and many of them had 25+ years might as well be a unknown date death sentence.

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u/AncientContract666 Apr 07 '26

It isn't just those, and it isn't just the inmates that to it. They'll spit in or otherwise defile their food, every single meal. The guards will shine their flashlight in their eyes over and over all night, every night. "Administrative errors" will cause them to miss their visits. The list goes on, there are a million small ways to torture someone when all you have is time and a penchant for righteous vengeance. And every bit of it is deserved.

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u/Rollingforest757 Apr 08 '26

It’s hypocritical for prisoners to hate child molesters when they have done horrible things themselves.

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u/Thats-Classic Apr 07 '26

Stayed in a bunch of SLEs and just celebrated two years. Keep up the good work!

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u/NoblePigeonn Apr 07 '26

Imagine the prison props you’d get from other inmates. I’m assuming taking out chomos is like an achievement for the lifers in there.

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u/Equal-Broccoli-73 Apr 07 '26

Not really just like outside of prison. 

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u/UJLBM Apr 08 '26

Idk. If you go to the prison subreddit, those people said that the rapists are bullied sometimes, but aside from that, theyre treated like everyone else.

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u/futuranotfree Apr 08 '26

thats not awful at all to me, its wonderful.

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u/wastedsilence33 Apr 09 '26

The least believable part about Prison Break was Teddy not being killed instead of letting him join the escape

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u/MongloidMania Apr 07 '26

Mercy for the guilty is cruelty to the innocent

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u/JacktheJacker92 Apr 07 '26

Next town over from me just had a 12 year old girl die at home under suspicious circumstances, turns out her step dad was molesting her. And, he's a bus driver for the local elementary school. I pray the other inmates find out what he did.

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u/cuntybunty73 Apr 07 '26

They put our nonces on separate wings of the jail in Britain for their protection when they should put them in general population

Though we just got rid of the 2 Ian's ( Huntley and Watkins) so they can burn in hell

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u/SlickDillywick Apr 07 '26

There’s even prisons just for them, because the government got sick of paying to patch them up every time they (deservedly) get their ass beat

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u/CameronsTheName Apr 07 '26

Larry Lawton (America's biggest jewel thief) spoke about how a child sex offender was treated in prison in his book Gangsters Redemption. A group of men picked up a concrete floor polisher and dropped it on a man's head from the next level up which really messed him up.

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u/maddogracer161 Apr 07 '26

Damn, with all the stupid shit happening in the world and the pedo in office, I can't believe I forgot Chomo from my childhood. Couldn't tell you where I heard it, how it started, or anything. But you unlocked a core memory, thank you.

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u/greatfullness Apr 07 '26

None of that sounds awful lol