It was 3am when a concerned father awoke. Suddenly he felt he should check on his daughter. So, he headed into her bedroom. But he never expected to see this!

In the middle of the night, the 33-year-old dad opened his young daughter’s door. But what the hell! A massive man stood over her bed.
The father didn’t ask a lot of questions. He grabbed the intruder and beat him to a bloody pulp. Then he dragged the sexual pervert (who was later identified as 34-year-old Ricky Slater) away from his daughter’s room and called the police.
When cops arrived, they found the man unconscious. The suspected child molester died in the hospital the next morning.
Slater’s family is asking the court to charge the father who acted in defense of his daughter. So the cops upgraded Batterham’s charge from “grievous bodily harm” to murder.
Slater’s mom, Beryl Dickinson, said that because of Batterham, her three grandchildren were left without a father.
“They’ve lost their father, their beautiful father that they haven’t seen for years because he was in jail, which has nothing to do with this case,” Dickson told. “Just to think those little kids are going to grow up without a dad now.”
But who is right in this situation? Please, share your opinion below!

this oyibo people self,to me that man is right to beat /kill that pervert



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Chai see mistake o!



Things we do in angry state

Are they trying to say that the deceased dude was right to barge into her room? Well nothing wey we no go see

[quote author=Moz22 post=44707540][/quote] Shebi u don de fine troble




Will beat u like dat man did

Oyibos are forever and will be forever _stupid

Nonsense

sinaj:
Shebi u don de fine troble



Will beat u like dat man did

lol..

What was the man doing in another person's house at that time of the night?

irrespective of what we think that happened, we should ask ourselves- what does the law say in cases like this? isnt is innocent until proven guilty by aa competent court of law? who made the father the judge, jury and executioner? couldn't he have given less mortal wounds or incapacitate him until the police gets there? the law should take its full course irrespective of who we feel is guilty.