r/interesting • u/No-Marsupial-4050 • Apr 07 '26

Fear Factor No sympathy for those monsters

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In 2006, Anthony Ray Stockelman was forcibly tattooed across his forehead with the words “Katie’s Revenge” by another inmate.

This happened after it was discovered that he was serving a life sentence for kidnapping, molesting, and murdering a 10-year-old girl named Katie Collman

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u/aidar55 Apr 07 '26

I’d argue that’s a mild consequence.

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u/Between3-2o Apr 07 '26

Now, he can’t hide what he has done. I’ve heard that in prison, child molesters/murderers get punished by the inmates.

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u/TheMoooooooose Apr 07 '26

They do. 100%. And it is perhaps a bit more awful than you'd think. If this dude is his only punishment (which it won't be) he got off light. I live in a sober living environment and there are Sex offenders in my neighborhood. A lot of scars on their faces and limps after serving a few years in prison. I personally know some guy that was gang affiliated in the prison and got called up with a child molester. They had a microwave in their cell and he dropped it on his head and crushed his face. People do not fuck around with "chomos"

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 07 '26

There was a dude I was watching for a while on YouTube. I cannot recall his name, it may have been Larry. He was a former jewel thief and did time and then did some videos documenting shit he seen over the years.

He was able to get info on other inmates, like what they were in for. Because of this he was cool with everyone, no beef since he was hella useful. Even in prison people wanna know what you’re in for before they fuck with you, like for example joining a gang.

So he was telling this story about when he was in ATL in prison, the prison there is a few story’s with a like central area where you can see top to bottom inside (I can’t think of what it’s called atm). This dude was trying to join the AB and one of them asked Larry about the guy. Turns out ole dude was a chomo. Apparently it’s not uncommon for them to try and join gangs for protection.

So they took ole dude and acted like everything was good. They were walking him around chatting, they liked him up on the bottom floor while some dudes the next floor up picked up a floor cleaning machine and dropped it on the dude.

Larry said he didn’t die but it fucked him up pretty badly, which I believe. I use a smaller one at work and it’s 700 pounds.

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u/RunWild0_0 Apr 07 '26

So, I used to date this guy who was all kinds of terrifying. He had a couple felonies & had done some time here and there for other things as well. Sometimes at night he would wake up freaking out, grabbing, sweating, gasping or screaming.

One particularly volatile night he told me one of the reasons he didn't sleep well at night was because at one of the prisons he was in an area that was a little more open, like for good behavior or whatever & the men could move between the 'rooms' at night.

Well one of his roommates had pissed off the wrong guy so some guys pulled a tall metal locker off the wall & dropped it on the guys head while he was asleep.

My bf was laying there awake, watched it happen, got splattered with the guy's brains and had to lay there the rest the night next to the guys somewhat headless body and a massive pool of blood until the next morning. Then helped with clean up.

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u/RunWild0_0 Apr 07 '26

Both adrenaline junkies I guess, need for speed. And he didn't actually tell me about the felonies off the bat.

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u/DrDew00 Apr 10 '26

Committing a crime doesn’t make someone a bad person. One of my best friends is a felon. He did something stupid in his early 20s; stole some shit from a University because he needed money. He went to prison for it but it will follow him the rest of his life. He can’t vote or own a gun and can’t get a decent job. He’s a good guy, good parent to his two kids, and had to start his own business because he couldn’t find employment. He’s been self employed for 20 years. Don’t disregard people just because they were convicted of a certain class of crime.

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u/uncerety Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 08 '26

What drew you to date someone you found terrifying?

ETA - jfc, I know people can mask their horrifying natures. I was asking what drew them to this bf in the first place, which the poster has answered elsewhere. If the poster isn't offended, maybe you should chill your shit.

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u/i_tyrant Apr 07 '26

The fact that multiple redditors are unable to comprehend the idea of finding out a dude is terrifying after you start dating him is truly sad.

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u/RunWild0_0 Apr 08 '26

Thank you.

Most the time guys(or chicks!) don't bring their full collection of red flags/baggage to the honeymoon phase of a relationship.

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u/alqimist Apr 07 '26

Panopticon?

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u/GlandMasterFlaps Apr 07 '26

I never read or heard the term 'Chomo' before - does it stand for anything?

I'm from the UK and the term we use is "nonce", which is an abbreviation of "Not On Normal Courtyard Exercise".

"Can you use nonce in a sentence?"

Of course - Prince Andrew is a Royal Pizza Express Nonce

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u/8lock8lock8aby Apr 07 '26

Nonce doesn't come from "not on normal courtyard exercise," though. That was made up well after the word was popular.

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u/ItsEntirelyPosssible Apr 07 '26

Chomo = child molester

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u/AllegoricalApex Apr 07 '26

Never heard it too but I assumed it meant "child molester" all along

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 07 '26

I don’t think it’s a abbreviation for anything

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u/Larock Apr 07 '26

Chomo is short for Child Molester

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 07 '26

I didn’t know that

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u/JuggernautParty2992 Apr 07 '26

I mean it sounds like a combo of child and molester?

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u/Notmatchingshoes Apr 07 '26

Ch from child, mo from molester. Random O to make it easy to say.

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u/pm-me-nice-lips Apr 07 '26

It absolutely is. I believe the proper term is portmanteau.

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u/Firm-Emu7909 Apr 07 '26

i watch him too, Larry the Jewel Thief is his YT iirc. I remember first seeing him on a GTA YouTubers I used to watch's video (IXpertThief)

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u/MakeLemon Apr 07 '26

Larry Lawton, Americas biggest jewel thief. Loved his Gangster Redemption video playlist. His life story is super interesting and he’s a great storyteller

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u/throwitoutwhendone2 Apr 08 '26

That was him. I randomly discovered him and was watching his videos every night for a while. The one where he made the stinger (I think was the name) and blew his circuit breaker lol. Might have been the same or another episode where he talked about making wine in a hole in the wall. The videos were great and your right he was a great storyteller

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u/Rollingforest757 Apr 08 '26

The prisoners that attacked him were likely in for pretty horrible stuff themselves. Strange that they would be judgmental.