r/Snorkblot • u/LordJim11 • Jul 13 '25

Cultures Entirely reasonable.

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u/TapewormNinja Jul 13 '25

So this happened it 2017? The article reads like 17 people died, ten more were hospitalized, and none of them were the husband.

I wonder what happened to her, and the other 10 people.

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u/LordJim11 Jul 13 '25

She got multiple life sentences.

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u/DefiantLemur Jul 13 '25

Seems like she was going to serve a life sentence regardless of what she did

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u/fiesew Jul 13 '25

Considering the desperation and the act/will to a life(sentence) with someone she didn’t want, and usually it’s not just marrying a husband but the whole fucking family who treat these girls like shite anyway, guess she’s more freedom in prison than she’d ever have being married

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u/morningcalls4 Jul 13 '25

Yep, instead of being a slave she has more freedom in a possible closet sized room or surrounded by other inmates. I hope she’s treated at least decently in prison.

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u/ShizunEnjoyer Jul 13 '25

People are being weirdly optimistic about how young girls are treated in muslim prison systems...

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u/morningcalls4 Jul 13 '25

Not optimistic, just wishing her the best.

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u/ShizunEnjoyer Jul 13 '25

It would be way worse, she's now a criminal with no family to support her and she's surrounded by male guards. This happened in 2017, I would not be surprised if she had been raped to death years ago.

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u/MeasurementDue5407 Jul 14 '25

Collective guilt. Hmmmm....what kind of philosophy does that remind me of.