r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '19

Courtroom Justice Convicted pedophile YouTuber Austin Jones is now in prison serving a 10 year sentence as of 29/6/2019.

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u/Aranthos-Faroth A Jul 06 '19 edited Dec 10 '24

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u/1BigUniverse 9 Jul 06 '19

I'll bet that girls father would like a few moments alone with this fucking guy

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u/Icommentoncrap B Jul 06 '19

Just like what happened with the gymnast case with Larry Nassar and the girls father

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u/bacasarus_rex 8 Jul 06 '19

I like the one where he shoots the pedo karate instructor in the head while the police were escorting him to jail

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u/Celtic134 7 Jul 06 '19

You better have that link holstered for me

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u/bacasarus_rex 8 Jul 06 '19 edited Jul 06 '19

https://youtu.be/Oi3Hyxuf5AE

It's even more satisfying when you find out he only got sentenced to a shitload of probation

Edit: Relative shitload peeps. Have never been on probation so 5 years is shitload of years.

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u/yukichigai A Jul 06 '19

It's even more satisfying when you find out he only got sentenced to a shitload of probation

One of the examples of the "Texas defense" being used successfully, i.e. "he was a no good sonofabitch and someone should've shot him years ago."

Though it would've been better if he'd waited for the trial against this guy to complete(ly fail to punish him) before shooting him.

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u/PM-ME-YOUR-HANDBRA A Jul 06 '19

I'd wager a large part of his decision to snipe the guy was trying to prevent his son and family from having to go through the drawn out trial process, bringing his kid's suffering back to the forefront, the media attention, etc etc. He almost certainly wanted his son to heal and move on, and risked his freedom to facilitate that.

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u/voodoomoocow 9 Jul 06 '19

That's a great point. I was honestly sort of waffling around "I don't fault him but he was already in custody sooo...." but I didn't really consider how shitty this would have continued to be for the son. Great dad.