Mortally Burned Woman Testifies for Her Own Murder Trial | Judy Malinowski Case Analysis

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  @heathergartrell8660 · 3 years ago

  I was surprised to see some people calling Judy's pictures "graphic" when it is clear she is scarred, not freshly burned. I hope we will be able to look at burn victims without revulsion someday. Imagine how she would feel if people asked to be warned before looking at people like her.

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• EA

  @easy_eight2810 · 3 years ago

  It's worth noting that the Ohio state passed "Judy's law" 3 months after her passing in 2017. The legislation was named after her, it imposes longer prison sentences on attackers who intentionally disfigure their victims by using accelerants

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• TH

  @TheBonyLevi · 3 years ago

  Wait. How is it he would only get 11 years for setting someone on fire? People got more for dealing marijuana! What is wrong with our legal system?

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• JA

  @jayb1097 · 3 years ago

  Anyone who sets another person on fire can never be trusted in society again. To think he initially only got 11 years is just ridiculous. That’s one of the most brutal & cold blooded things you could possibly do to someone. She would’ve suffered for the rest of her life if she had survived, meanwhile he would’ve been free within a decade, released back into the world to find another victim. Pathetic.

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• CI

  @Cinder_311 · 3 years ago

  Extremely brave of her to testify on lowered meds. She must have been in agony. RIP Judy

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• ST

  @statusdisarray9598 · 3 years ago

  My father a anesthesiologist who did pain management. He always told me growing up not to use opioids unless I really needed then because “if you have surgery, break a bone or worse get burned, nothing will work” i later found out as a provider myself just how badly drug addicted patients suffer in cases like these. There isn’t enough pain med in the world to help a drug addict in severe pain. Hurts my soul.

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• PA

  @Panwere36 · 3 years ago

  The fact he was keeping her hooked on drugs while not taking any himself proves he shouldn't ever be released.

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• 5A

  @5amH45lam · 3 years ago

  Anyone that drenches another person with accelerant, setting them alight, never again deserves to experience freedom. It's barbaric, inhuman, yet UTTERLY cowardice.

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• LI

  @LivermoreTelCo · 2 years ago

  People with poor impulse control are fundamentally dangerous - it’s one of the most important things to teach young children is how to relax and make decisions carefully and control their behavior

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• LA

  @lauren9667 · 3 years ago

  Being burned like that is my biggest fear in life. No one deserves that - especially for throwing a soda…

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• PH

  @philochristos · 3 years ago

  Being burned alive is about the only thing I can think of that might be worse than being eaten alive by a bear.

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• JA

  @Jamesssssssssssssss · 3 years ago

  Knowing you are going to die from the painful burns you have, and testifying for your own murder trials. I can't imagine the strength it took.

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