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== [[Real Life]] ==
* [[Who Shot JFK?|Lee Harvey Oswald]]'s assassination by Jack Ruby. Of course, there are still [[Government Conspiracy|those who believe otherwise...]]
* [[wikipedia:Ellie Nesler|Ellie Nesler.]] She shot and killed the man who was accused of [[Paedo Hunt|molesting]] young boys including her then six-year old son at a courtroom. While her act of murdering a pedophile was initially seen as justified given the obvious depravity, it became clear that she was no better off as she was under the influence of meth when she carried out the execution, and was herself later convicted of selling and possessing meth.
* This sort of thing happens all the time in countries where war
** Such executions have begun to pop up in [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/28/vigilante-justice-spreads_n_337479.html Mexico's on-going war] [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11394424 on the drug cartels.] over the past few decades. Unfortunately, the need for due process [https://web.archive.org/web/20150212131129/http://business.highbeam.com/436103/article-1G1-125359602/two-mexico-city-police-implicated-lynching-federal rapidly becomes clear.]
** Indian gangster and serial rapist [[wikipedia:Akku Yadav|Akku Yadav]] [[Sarcasm Mode|got the time of his life]] when a woman named Usha Narayane resisted Akku and his gang, prompting an angry mob to burn down his house and lynch the hell out of him despite protection from [[Dirty Cop]]s whom he sought protection with. At the courthouse where the bail hearing was supposed to take place, over ''two hundred women'' showed up armed with knives, stones and [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|chilli powder]] and vented their anger towards the sex offender, who was systematically stabbed, stoned, thrown chilli powder at and even got to the point where one of his alleged victims [[Groin Attack|hacked off his penis]]. Needless to say, Akku died a horrific death at the hands of his victims and those who took matters into their own hands. While some of the women involved in the vigilante murder of Akku were arrested and charged, they were later acquitted both due to public pressure and the circumstances involved; a retired court judge sided with the women, citing the failure of the local justice system to protect ordinary citizens.
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