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r/Nuclearrevenge She Chopped Him Up on the Kitchen Table

2026-07-17 Comedy
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Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3hJo9o8qFqrblXu1Plkv8L Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rslash Discord: https://discord.com/invite/VD6eYD3 0:00 Intro 0:07 Guest speaker 3:24 Scars 9:28 Stolen gifts 13:52 Worth "Sneaky Snitch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC By Attribution 3.0

Top Comments (10)

@wildwikedwanderer1208 2026-07-17

Story 1: fucking love the rare examples of the justice system correcting its own fuck ups. Betty is an icon

339 1 replies
@LoudAngryJerk 2026-07-17

Also, as far as how many jurors were convinced that she was not guilty, it wasn't just one. All 12 of them voted not guilty

285 12 replies
@DullyDust 2026-07-17

We getting the Frieberg story again? Nostalgia, it's been a while

508 16 replies
@CissieForrest 2026-07-17

For story three , how much of a scourge do you have to be ruin christmas for foster kids

112 1 replies
@danielbrant6740 2026-07-17

*3rd Story:* If you needlessly hurt kids in any way, you 100% deserve what's coming to you.

96 3 replies
@hiroshi7025 2026-07-17

Didn't we get that first story once? I feel like I've heard this one where the cops had even drank coffee at the same table with chopping marks and rslash made a joke about insurance for chopping. EDIT : yeah alright

176 4 replies
@Ryanthusar 2026-07-17

First story - That is what is called 'justifiable homicide'. Also, while you cant be found guilty of murder, a jury could find you guilty of some other crime if such is given to them. Scattering body parts like that can result in charges for desecration of a corpse, or the illegal disposal of body parts.

99 3 replies
@SherriLyle80s 2026-07-17

S2. The parents deserved that treatment, but those kids didn't. Terrible parents. Should have been charged with attempted murder.

104 8 replies
@joshm60 2026-07-17

Convincing one jury member to vote "not guilty" is NOT enough to get you off of murder. It is only enough to cause a mistrial (after which you can be re-tried in a subsequent trial). "Not guilty" verdicts need to be unanimous.

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@onlecesne 2026-07-17

Story 1: I know murder is bad but if he’s using her as a punching bag and NO ONE is going to help at all after calling the police? Nah he got what he deserves. Eventually he would probably have taken her life

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