Convicted Murderer Serves 5 Minute Sentence
02-18-2005, 01:40 PM
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Convicted Murderer Serves 5 Minute Sentence
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_i...8728901599B262
Krugersdorp's Ann-Marie Engelbrecht, convicted of killing her husband Jaco, was on Friday sentenced to be detained for five minutes.
In passing sentence, Judge Kathy Satchwell ordered that Engelbrecht be "detained until the rising of the court" for tea.
In a long, detailed sentence explanation, Satchwell said that Engelbrecht served her sentence in advance as "none of us will ever know or comprehend her suffering over the years".
Satchwell pointed out that Engelbrecht's husband had been a control freak with a history of physical and alcohol abuse.
Engelbrecht had not been in control of herself on the day of the murder (June 29, 2002) and, while not being completely responsible for her actions, had in fact "programmed herself" to murder him.
The relatives of the deceased were unhappy and one family member told Sapa reporters that she was "speechless".
Six months after the Engelbrechts' marriage everything turned sour.
Nine years later Ann-Marie Engelbrecht thumb-cuffed her husband's hands behind his back and sat in an adjacent room as the air in the plastic bag she had placed over his head slowly ran out. - Sapa
In passing sentence, Judge Kathy Satchwell ordered that Engelbrecht be "detained until the rising of the court" for tea.
In a long, detailed sentence explanation, Satchwell said that Engelbrecht served her sentence in advance as "none of us will ever know or comprehend her suffering over the years".
Satchwell pointed out that Engelbrecht's husband had been a control freak with a history of physical and alcohol abuse.
Engelbrecht had not been in control of herself on the day of the murder (June 29, 2002) and, while not being completely responsible for her actions, had in fact "programmed herself" to murder him.
The relatives of the deceased were unhappy and one family member told Sapa reporters that she was "speechless".
Six months after the Engelbrechts' marriage everything turned sour.
Nine years later Ann-Marie Engelbrecht thumb-cuffed her husband's hands behind his back and sat in an adjacent room as the air in the plastic bag she had placed over his head slowly ran out. - Sapa
02-18-2005, 01:49 PM
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served her sentence in advance as "none of us will ever know or comprehend her suffering over the years".
bull mother fuc.king shit
02-18-2005, 01:54 PM
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Well, he probably deserved it, and I'm cool with that.
however, if I was thumb cuffed.... and a bag was over my head and I was going to suffocate... I'm pretty sure I'd just rip a thumb off to save my life. Yea it would hurt, but I would be alive.
however, if I was thumb cuffed.... and a bag was over my head and I was going to suffocate... I'm pretty sure I'd just rip a thumb off to save my life. Yea it would hurt, but I would be alive.
02-18-2005, 01:55 PM
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Well, he probably deserved it, and I'm cool with that.
however, if I was thumb cuffed.... and a bag was over my head and I was going to suffocate... I'm pretty sure I'd just rip a thumb off to save my life. Yea it would hurt, but I would be alive.
however, if I was thumb cuffed.... and a bag was over my head and I was going to suffocate... I'm pretty sure I'd just rip a thumb off to save my life. Yea it would hurt, but I would be alive.
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That shit would never fly here. I tell ya.
But I can understand how one would resort to killing someone else under certain circumstances. Maybe he was one of those nutjobs that would have made her live the rest of her life in fear if she left him because he'd hunt her down and kill her. Then maybe. maybe.
But thumbcuffing a guy and putting a bag over his head only to watch him slowly suffocate and die in front of your eyes. Nah. That's torture. That judge should be kicked off the bench.
But I can understand how one would resort to killing someone else under certain circumstances. Maybe he was one of those nutjobs that would have made her live the rest of her life in fear if she left him because he'd hunt her down and kill her. Then maybe. maybe.
But thumbcuffing a guy and putting a bag over his head only to watch him slowly suffocate and die in front of your eyes. Nah. That's torture. That judge should be kicked off the bench.