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Couldn't the judge see it was self defense?
Aaron was a torturous monster-that footage of him with the deer was horrendous!
Agreed. I nearly vomited. I could not view the deer scenes, I had to turn away. It was clear this man had no respect for life.
shareThere is nothing wrong or illegal about kicking a dead deer, sorry woman. I'm sure that disturbs you more than people getting murdered. You woman that think that are repulsive. Stupid woman get punished for their mistakes. She shouldn't have married him or had kids.
sharethat's a good outlook bigsleep32, simple psychology, man...if you beat someone on a daily basis fear takes complete control.
Don't worry, I saw Lord of the Rings. I'm not going to end this 17 times.
It might not be illegal, but it definitely is sick. I think you misunderstand the OP when the connection with his act of kicking a lifeless dead thing is made with his mental state. Here's a food for thought- Dahmer butchered and put animals heads on a stick for display, as did Edward Kemper and many serial killers in the past. To hurt a helpless creature (he even tortured his dog, fyi) or to relish death to the extent Aaron did, is a sign of a very disturbed individual.
"Stupid woman get punished for their mistakes."
Sure they do. I would agree that women who followed Bundy and Ramirez like he was god, AFTER their notorious reputations were established definitely deserved any ill-fated repercussions at the hands of the individuals they adored. However, it's obvious that a love-smitten 17 year old had no clue regarding the monster she married considering he was sweet and nice to her in the beginning. Which part of that story did you miss?
"She shouldn't have married him or had kids."
'She shouldn't have had kids, should've gone to the police at the very first instance, should've asked for a restraining order, should've taken the kids and run, etc. etc.' It seems to me you had no clue as to the extent she was trapped in the cage of emotional and physical abuse. The man didn't work and didn't let her work. His eyes (or his surveillance cameras) were ALWAYS on her and her kids. He threatened to kill her family and mutilate them if she complained to anyone about her situation, and hence she had to hush up every one who was aware of her plight. If you visit any comments section pertaining to this sad story, you'd also know that the Oregon Police is notorious for condoning domestic abuse. I doubt if you ever paid attention to the documentary.
Sorry man, but coming from another man, put things in perspective and can your own seething misogyny for your own good.
Dude guys its ok, bigsleep32 is just a cousin *beep* two bit ass clown *beep* who had no education expically none when it comes to psychology. and his father probably treated him and his family somehwat the same way as the "father" did on this documentary, which is why he has these views. But yeah to the original poster he did say that there was domestic violence present and that you couldnt have done this in cold blood unless you were in this situation and that he could not just let her walk away but that she should try to go to a court to get a adaption to the law. so pay attention next time. But she and her son rally didnt deserve to be put in jail. And to bigsleep32 Yeah mate you need to get your *beep* head checked cause I think if you get married there will be a documentarythat will be about your family killing your hillbilly ass, called "Murdering My Tiny Dicked Father".
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It's obvious that YOU have issues as well if you don't think there was anything wrong with his kicking the head, lynching,etc scenes of the deer. The husband had some serious issues and they were living in a reality horror film.
shareIt wasn't so much the desecration of the carcass for me, it was the glee in his eyes. A boy might do something messed up like that(not that extreme, really), but it is morbid curiousity; They are still grasping the gravity of death. In the back of their developing minds, they think the carcass is gonna get back up and show a reaction.
For an adult to kick around a corpse like its nothing is kinda demented. It can easily be an indicator of sociopathy or pychopathy.
There's just too much focus on the letter of the law and too much ignoring of the individual details of each case.
Those that would say "She shouldn't have married him" or "She should've run away" haven't been in any type of similar situation. By the time she realized what he was, they had a kid together; That would give her regrettable incentive to try and 'make it work'. Aaron would've stalked her like an animal if she ran, and he would've caught her because she would be moving slower because of dragging along her kids.
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