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Payback

The things you do to others can come back on you

By Criminal MattersPublished 2 years ago 3 min read
Payback
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Be careful who you attack. Some people refuse to be victims and do not think twice about taking the law into their own hands in acts of retaliation. More often than not, this ends with serious consequences.

Woman Cuts Off Stalker’s Penis

Tushar Pujare from Dombibli, Maharashtra, India, could not take no for an answer. In early 2018, Pujare sexually harassed an unnamed married woman for months. The 47-year-old woman constantly rejected his advances, told Pujare that she was married, and warned him to stop harassing her.

In December 2018, the 27-year-old man followed the woman’s husband home and confessed to him that he loved his wife and wanted her to become his wife. The men argued, but Pujare eventually left.

The woman’s husband confronted his wife when he returned home. The pair argued as she revealed how Pujare had harassed her and asked for sexual favors.

Angry about the argument with her husband, the woman decided to avenge payback on Pujare. She contacted two acquaintances, Pravin Kenia, and Tejas Mahatre, and asked for their help.

On December 25, 2018, the woman contacted Pujure, asking him to meet her in an isolated industrial zone in Dombivil. Kenia and Mahatre physically attacked Pujare when he arrived. The woman then told the two men to hold Pujare down, but instead, they tied him to a tree. The woman retrieved a large knife from her pocket and proceeded to chop off his penis.

She soon realized the man could die from his injuries and rushed him to a hospital where she confessed what she had done to the hospital staff. The man died three days after the attack.

The woman was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder on December 27, two days after the attack. The two men were arrested after the woman told them about their involvement. The individuals' charges were upgraded to murder after Pujare died.

Sister Shoots man She Believed Killed Brother

Family members may take it upon themselves to get revenge for a loved one killed by wrongdoing. Family bonds can be strong, especially between siblings.

Tityana Coppage will spend 15 years in prison after shooting the man she believed shot her brother. Jason Ugwue was shot five years after Coppage lost her younger brother and cousin in a drive-by shooting. Coppage spotted Keith Lars sitting in a parked car and opened fire.

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Cyntoia Brown

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In 2004, 16-year-old Cyntoia Brown (Long) murdered and robbed 45-year-old Johnny Allen, a Nashville (TN) real estate agent, after he picked her up from a Sonic restaurant and offered her $150 for sex. Brown claimed she had been sex trafficked and that she shot Allen in self-defense, but was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison with possible parole after 51 years.

Bill Haslam, then governor of Tennessee, granted Cyntoia clemency in 2019. She had served 15 years in prison when she was released.

Cyntoia is now married and works as an advocate for other sex trafficking victims.

Woman Chops Off Man’s Genitals as He Attempts to Rape Her

In 2017, a woman in India chopped off the genitals of a man as he attempted to rape her. The woman told authorities the man had abused her for years.

The 23-year-old unidentified woman said Gangeshananda Theerthapador visited her home around 11:30 p.m. on the night of May 19. She used a knife to cop off the man's genitals before calling the police. Theerthapador underwent emergency surgery and survived the incident. The woman was not charged.

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