Megan Imirowicz Got Away With Murder…

[@Cashhhhew]

Stole a car, threatened a teacher with a knife, burned her father to death.. partied instead of get him help? Why is she allowed to walk amongst us exactly? God forbid she ever has kids because that will turn out horrifically.

[@d3monsn0wkitty]

Oh my gosh, I just looked her up and she’s pregnant…and getting married. What the hell.

[@niyakii6205]

@@d3monsn0wkitty the fact that she is allowed to procreate is disgusting. i feel sorry for her child and partner.

[@SquirmleSquirmly]

@@d3monsn0wkittyI’m sorry but was her partner aware of her treacherous past 😭

[@MilkeyBoii]

RIGHTTTTTT. ALSO the defence says that the father never said "my daughter did this to me". Well, he never told anyone that she stole his car and crushed it, now did he? So stupiddd She was the last person there, she was mad bc it was her birthday, she's had history of violence before, she blamed everyone else for what she did to him... like?????

[@moseschrute]

@@niyakii6205meanwhile my husband and I who are good honest people couldn’t conceive a single one. Things like this makes me question the fairness in the world

[@NaydaJ31]

Whats so insane is that out of context when she’s speaking in court she sounds like the victim, she speaks as if she’s testifying against the person who killed him when it’s literally her.

[@NunyaNomi]

It worked wonders

[@Nique25]

I'd really like to know if it was on her own accord for her to write her statement in this manner or if her lawyer suggested that nonsense. I personally think she seems messed up enough to have thought this up

[@rynm5373]

She’s a manipulative person she’s victimizing herself to make everyone pity her and let her off

[@tanyasketch6045]

I WAS LITERALLY THINKING THE SAME THING

[@hova8337]

@@tanyasketch6045omg. same. she is insufferable. perpetual victim mentality, clearly. she took zero responsibility. she put the blame on her father. her brother. everyone but her… absolutely vile and disgusting.

[@graceefoster3397]

“i didn’t get to say goodbye” girl you GOODBYED HIM

[@AvaEFF]

Lmao 😂

[@barbiezack9425]

This tickled me 😂😂😂😂

[@THETHIRDL2009]

Why..😂😂

[@ValbbyRod]

Good Byed him😅 omg you ate with that comment

[@KawaiiAriiYT]

He was alive for 150+ days after the initial incident. Austin wouldn't let anyone in the family see him in his final days.

[@lilac841]

That judge should be ashamed of herself.

[@sashakehoe1782]

Yes! How is she like "if you had good parents you wouldn't have murdered" but ALSO say "your dad said you were an angel so you must be". Like, is the dad credible or no?? But the judge must have a strong belief that a "proper" 2-parent nuclear family is the defense against all crime. Terrible.

[@hazel9490]

She’s not crying over her dad, she’s crying because she doesn’t want to face the consequences of her own actions. Because going to prison would *not be “her way.”*

[@luloba18]

Why is she talking like it's her victim statement when it's her fault 💀

[@opusbot]

FR! IDK "what happened, l only threw bread on him" GIRL IF YOU DON'T

[@johningle1]

Narcissism.

[@MaskedLark]

Because she's trying to convince the jury she is.

[@karlat7880]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@anatoly9391]

FOR REAL! Apparently all the rest of us who have trauma have had a free pass to throw lye on people we don't like the whole time! Who knew?

[@mikeburgh3956]

That judge needs REMOVED from the chair!!!!!!!! You're dismissed!!!!

[@Long-live-vacation]

And Her cases needs to be looked into

[@ultimatelycara2182]

Her name is Judge Victoria Valentine and from what I can tell she's getting a promotion.

[@mikeburgh3956]

@@ultimatelycara2182 🤦

[@AlexLopez0506]

@@ultimatelycara2182 I did some looking into her and a lot of people in Oakland County have been talking about how she's a stark feminist who's been unfair towards men and super sympathetic towards women. Which, normally isn't an issue, but when it results in THIS? Lady needs to go.

[@cottoncandiez8872]

​@@AlexLopez0506why on earth would you believe that the law not being applied fairly is not a big deal?

[@verunkaspreadinglove4127]

How many people are locked for life in US for much less than she did!?! Can’t wrap my head around!! 😮😮😮😮😮

[@Lauriash]

Exactly!!!

[@zack-lk8if]

probably not many... falsely sure, but I highly doubt anyone is serving life in prison for a lesser act

[@verunkaspreadinglove4127]

@@zack-lk8if To me this is not “standard” murder, this is torture of her own dad to death without remorse. Crying for her self…

[@kina8575]

That is such a slap in a face eh….I feel so badly for those who see what a light sentence she got

[@leighsweetmelody5085]

​@@zack-lk8ifthere are countless men in prison serving life sentences for crimes that they have been proven innocent of. You live in a fantasy world

[@SaMiRoSe721]

Nursing student here!! Burns from a strong base/alkaline agent are much worse than an acidic burn. Acids can be washed off with water usually and don’t tend to penetrate as far (they still can be super harmful it not removed!). However, a base has to be neutralized and destroys both proteins and lipids of the skin, penetrating deep into the skin and fat. Bases are also more difficult to remove in the hospital setting. Because of that, the wounds are often deep, painful, and difficult to heal. Many people are blinded each year just from a small DROP of drain cleaning getting into the eye, it just keeps destroying as it penetrates far into the tissue. He had basic chemicals ALL OVER his body! It must have an excruciating 5 months…

[@cloud_bubble9543]

As someone who grew up with megan since elementary school, she 100% should not have been let off this easily. She has absolutely no remorse for killing her father and its too fucked up she got a "happy ending". Shes pregnant and getting married and quite literally put konrad on her "save the date" saying she wishes he could be there. YOU KILLED HIM!!! YOU'RE THE REASON HES NOT HERE!!!!! its beyond crazy that some of her family even forgave her she deserves to rot in prison. As soon as she got out she started bragging about getting away with it, posting shit like "free as fuck". It sucks that none of her attempts worked or this world would be a better place.

[@RedundantHuman-CandyBites]

She is a monster and that judge is vile for letting the monster into the world.

[@noumenonification]

that honestly makes it so scary and I'm worried about her new family. if her family supports her, she's only learned that she can do this without consequences. her husband better be careful...

[@f1zzg1g_47]

That is fucking WILD!!!

[@SimBits]

She’s going to hurt someone else one day, it’s so awful they let her go

[@cloud_bubble9543]

@@SimBits oh i can guarantee she will bc she has no regret for what she did and didn’t receive proper consequences.

[@Acw279]

if Megan reoffends I hope this judge is held partly responsible for whatever crime Megan commits

[@Moonbunny55]

Unfortunately, judges have immunity

[@calycalyps0]

If i was her brother or uncle i would stay FAAAR away from her The way she looked at him 💀and talked about them

[@d3monsn0wkitty]

Just looked up this monster and she’s getting married, and is currently pregnant…..

[@emilyslicer2843]

WHEN she reoffends you mean.

[@niyakii6205]

not if, but when.

[@vandalyze]

she’s speaking of her father as if someone else murdered him, that everyone else is moving on and she can’t… insanity… this actually pissed me off fr

[@GemAnointed]

So enraging

[@Moonbunny55]

Karma will find a way for justice

[@stephaniel6350]

SAME! I hope karma finds her bc that is so sick

[@AlphaOmega1237]

She's unironicly pointing the finger at her brother and calling him a liar...

[@simplyspice7916]

She was neglected. She was ignored. She was mistreated. She was pushed over the edge. She got angry. She made the worst choice imaginable. In all these statements, what is the common theme?? Ending her dads life is a decision she made. In every situation there is a choice. Mental illness is no excuse, mental illness is a causality. We know historically that many serial killers were/are mentally ill, but in the same turn there are many professional, executive, and political figures that are as well. Look at Casey Anthony... partied while her child was wrapped in a blanket, suffocated in the trunk of her parents car...allegedly...got away with it. This is sickening.

[@PewPew-mt4fv]

I mean so many people have really awful childhoods and DON'T throw lye on their parents! It doesn't matter what happened in your childhood because it's your choice to change.

[@hayden219]

It’s the same reason why gypsy rose got released-murder is murder- and it might be sad. You must Always face your consequences.

[@piiewithtwoeyes]

@@hayden219 exactly. just because her mother was a sickening person doesnt mean rose was considered a hero. murder is murder. she was very mentally ill when she murdered her mother.

[@jane9469]

​@@piiewithtwoeyesif you are abused and no one helps, fuck anyone who tries to "hold you responsible" when you finally fight back

[@caleighhraee]

If you need a full in depth analysis of Caylee Anthony’s death, I recommended to watch Stephanie Harlow’s coverage of that case. It’s 16 hours of content and every second of it is valuable. Caylee was wrapped in a laundry bag with duct tape over her mouth and syringes injected into her in CASYE’S car. Caylee was found half a mile from her parents house where Casey lived. Casey definitely killed her daughter. Then she turned around and said her father who is an ex-cop, raped and killed Caylee. That is a lie. How Casey got acquitted is BEYOND ME. Some OJ Simpson type acquittal. Insanity

[@juliaroy1382]

why judge Kim Kardashian didn't sentence this psychopath to LIFE is beyond me. People need to stop using trauma, mental health, abuse, upbringing, etc etc as an excuse to be horrible to others. The jury found her guilty - yet Kim Kardashian wanted to let her go

[@alexandriamaltese8989]

idk but i know that’s not kim kardashian. don’t misinform

[@bulletangel]

@@alexandriamaltese8989I think they’re* just making fun of how they look n the fact they don’t like her

[@randomfan4521]

I agree, and as someone with mental health, I have a hard time with socializing, but I don't think yea I'm going to murder someone because I'm angry. The only time that mental health should be considered is when that person doesn't know what's real and what's not. Not I'm depressed is not an excuse. Evil people who cry because they got caught.

[@JaimieWinston-l1l]

Ik there is lot of people who go through stuff that don’t do this. There are people who stole that got more time than this.

[@zack-lk8if]

​@@alexandriamaltese8989 😐

[@paige4098]

The craziest part is that it appears as though she genuinely believes she's a victim in this situation. Like there's clearly some sort of cognitive dissonance going on in her mind. His death may be devastating to her, but ultimately she could've prevented it by not being a literal murderer.

[@null6955]

you can tell that theres a voice in her head going "he'd have been fine if he wasn't a drunk" thats why its so easy for her to put herself as a victim bc she thinks she was forced into this.

[@WanOlDan]

I don't know about that. The way she was reading her testimony (? the thing in the beginning), she seemed very, VERY good at training to fake it.

[@paige4098]

@@WanOlDan Honestly I just don't believe that she's emotionally intelligent and deliberate enough to fake her beliefs so effectively, though ofc I can't be entirely sure. People will jump through insane hoops to convince themselves that they aren't in the wrong.

[@moustik31]

She probably does believe that her dad "victimised" her in all this.

[@3choblast3r4]

Yeah, that's what narcisists do. They're the victims even when they're the perpetrators of the violence etc. But you can also see how quickly she went from crying to being smug

[@CassielSardavic]

Her bringing up her suicide attempts felt incredibly manipulative.

[@GemAnointed]

That's what she (psychopaths) do

[@faeri_]

The whole thing feels incredibly manipulative. My eyeballs got a good deep stretching today 😂

[@jayeharrison4533]

Yes, I does. Thank you for pointing out how manipulative that is.

[@MilkeyBoii]

I hate when killers do that!! Is like "hey, i killed this person. And because of the guilt, i also tried to kill myself, but, like, couldn't... " Like???? Bitch????!?!? De fuck

[@yes3858]

Isn't suicide also a crime? Just another one to add to the list. Looked it up, seems suicide is a felony and attempted is a misdemeanor (or was, there was a lot about it being decriminalization that I didn't look into). Regardless, it's such an ironic law.

[@veronamarie]

That judge needs to be looked into because she is incompetent

[@cameronlang6858]

That was a blatant muscarriage of justice. The only thing I can think of is that the judge had an alcoholic father and her verdict was based on that?

[@khaleesireyna731]

Intensely. I got SO mad when she tried to say "well he was an alcoholic and therefore an abusive parent" bitch, BOTH of my parents were alcoholic, one was an abusive narcissist and the other has bipolar disorder that they refuse to acknowledge to this day, despite straight up ABANDONING me as a child and guess what? I still haven't committed any murders. Petition to remove this judge ASAP because that is a disgusting miscarriage of justice.

[@MilkeyBoii]

I thought maybe she grew up in a house like her, and thats why she was so soft. Like, its not an excuse, but it could explain why she had her mind set from the beginning

[@SabrinaRina]

​@@MilkeyBoiiSomething made me think she related to her in some way. Sick to really not hold her accountable over it, but I felt that too somehow.

[@thegamersconclave8709]

She's an activist, that's why all she saw was poor traumatized little girl; and not the rage filled killer anyone with common sense can plainly see.

[@NateReadsDiversely]

7:28 "Austin let him give up." She's actually saying that if she had been by his side and not her brother, he would have lived. *insert Boze being like, GIRL YOU KILLED HIM*

[@IceFireofVoid]

The fact that she ended up getting a ride and partying with her friends makes it so much worse for so many reasons. She made him suffer, she watched as he was suffering, and she decided to go off with her friends instead to party and left him there and never thought about getting help. But more than that. The reason she tortured and killed him in the first place was because he couldn't give her a ride. But if she could just get a ride from her friends, she never needed it from him in the first place. It's such a senseless cruel death and it's disgusting that she gets to be free.

[@Youreeffingangel]

I just wanna know why so many people who commit murder go and party after. My friend did the same and I’ll never understand it.

[@MoeRenai]

I was also thinking about that combined with the fact that this happened in 2021 bc rideshare apps were plenty common by then. She had multiple options to continue her day’s plans without killing anyone

[@Sillytjuh]

She keeps bad mouthing her brother, but said they were sad he was moving out? To the point she hurt herself ? Girl bye.

[@EllaGreenn]

I mainly blame the mother. She allowed her 13yo daughter to be the caretaker of her alcoholic ex and who knows what else. It's no surprise that the daughter became a psychopath in that environment. That whole family has been living in toxic denyny delulu land for a very long time. The daughter needs to go to jail. I hope one day the law will also require neglectful or abusive parents to serve (part of) the sentence of their children. Nearly all killers came from these types of backgrounds... so... The brother also abandoned his sister with the alcoholic. He wasn't wrong for leaving, but he shouldn't have left her in an impossible situation, then throw her under the bus and play the hero. Naaah.

[@chasitielovestomw]

@@EllaGreennits not the brothers fault she killed him?? she knows what she did was wrong, and what happened to her father is on her.

[@clutterbot7279]

@@EllaGreenn "throw her under the bus" SHE MURDERED HIS FATHER.

[@Sillytjuh]

@@EllaGreenn I actually like your broad view of it all. They definitely failed their kids. It’s sad but choices have consequences and just like you said, she needs to go to jail. When it comes to the brother, I’m a little conflicted. But he also grew up in that environment and didn’t kill his father. He dealt with it till he was able to move out. So I could understand his coldness towards his sister. Still I appreciate your point of view on this.

[@yeeyeebrother4870]

@@clutterbot7279i think they meant it more like, he knew she was not in a good mental state and knew their father which he obviously disliked A LOT and he didn’t try and help her out of that situation. but truly i don’t think it was his fault he didn’t help her she genuinely could’ve just left.

[@opusbot]

I am also reeling at the "I only threw bread on him, I don't know what happened" GIRL LYE AND RYE ARE DIFFERENT.

[@msalio]

I think that why she brought it up. She knew that younger people don’t know the difference. Like if they don’t know because they rhyme the same. She knew what she was doing.

[@___Lyric___]

I’m going to hell for laughing at that- ✋😭

[@faeri_]

Goooooooooooood BYE WHY IS SHE NOT LOCKED UP?! 😭

[@danayneal4409]

Very clever 😂

[@princememphis7726]

😂😂😂😂😂 good one

[@littlelotus4572]

The way the court basically says murder is ok if the victim is an alcoholic is beyond comprehension

[@Long-live-vacation]

But gypsy went to jail 🙄

[@mchsy5554]

@@Long-live-vacationdamn. That’s a good point.

[@Menagerie_K]

Im so appalled by this. I’m the child of an alcoholic and there’s nothing she can do to justify such a horrible fate. Was the daughter under the influence? That’s the only excuse for this behavior but still not a good enough excuse for such a light sentence for such petulant offspring.

[@KawaiiAriiYT]

Do you think letting the lye rot his skin for 4-7 hours because he was at a BAC level of .255 contributed to the severity of his injuries, which lead to his death? (just a reminder, the legal driving limit is .008) There was no evidence he tried to clean the lye off himself, and it initially causes irritations and burning sensations before it melts you. That scene in fight club mentioned is wayyy too Hollywood and not at all real life. I don't think the court is excusing the murder, because Megan was found guilty - but I think the judge is taking into account that his alcohol level was a major contributor to his own demise.

[@roxyndra]

​@@KawaiiAriiYT who dumps chemicals on someone who is in a vulnerable state (chosen or otherwise)? y i k e s. blaming the victim is never a good look. but hey, at least now we have evidence demonstrating the above commenter's opinion~! (:

[@RARITYLUVZ]

The way she keeps bringing up her brother to downplay what she did is so sickening🤨

[@chasitielovestomw]

her statement broke my heart not because i felt bad for her but because like she just sat there and victimized herself and talked about how amazing her dad was after SHE KILLED HIM.

[@CatsSmore]

I’m sorry?!? Girl you watched HIS SKIN LITERALLY MELT AWAY!! and you lump yourself in with your innocent siblings. 20:19 SHES LITERALLY FORCING HERSELF TO CRY

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

And then blame one of your siblings for abusing him 🥴

[@CatsSmore]

@@CoRLex-jh5vxFrr like take REAL RESPONSIBILITY 20:30 she’s literally forcing herself to cry too. And the judge needs prison time

[@mariapaz6379]

she literally said that her brother is at fault and that he took their father from her. She is a monster.

[@genkiryu5263]

You're right, it takes her twisting and contorting her face for easily a minute or more and you can see she's possibly thinking about something as well to force herself to cry

[@JisooTurtleRabbitt]

Gives me “my dog stepped on a bee” vibes lol

[@anatoly9391]

"he never taught me how to live without him" girl, maybe that lesson was coming but you denied YOURSELF that wisdom by killing your old man wtf

[@smidgen]

right what a horribly self-centered thing to say when you are the one responsible

[@anatoly9391]

@@smidgen Right?! I'm gonna watch the whole thing because it's Boze and I am not ashamed of my simpage - but I had to take a break because Jesus Lord they better not ever make technology that allows you to punch people through screens or I'm gonna get my ass locked up

[@Moonbunny55]

Karma will find a way for justice

[@danayneal4409]

Yet, supposedly, he was drunk and passed out everyday. So how did he take care of her when he was always plastered? I call bull poo

[@sunfl0weryy]

"She gave us all a life sentence of dealing with our loss." THAT is the best thing I've ever heard read in a courtroom. Concise and beautiful. Rest in peace, Konrad Imirowicz.

[@meghan6734]

"Don't you kill me then say you're the best parts of me" 😂😂

[@lilac841]

"In my defense, it's totally morally just to burn alcoholics to death" is basically their whole defense. So outrageous. I can't believe such a horribly violent and selfish person was released. She pulled a knife on her teacher and killed her dad, and now she thinks there are no consequences for her actions. This won't be the last time we here from her.

[@chokichocat3083]

But you knows what’s great about the internet? You can find people….

[@limarba9062]

I hope that her child will be safe from her evil tendencies.

[@TheXXxZebraxXx]

“Austin gets away with hurting my dad all the time, why can’t I get away with murdering him!?!”

[@Daynamarie07]

I couldn’t understand that last line I was wandering if that’s what she said!

[@lilywillow-7951]

Throwing him under the bus to shift the focus to him instead of her. Insane.

[@sammi1471]

the old lady gripping the chair when she says "even now looking down he'd still be proud of me"

[@mage1439]

Are you talking about the blonde woman who looks like she's about to bust out laughing at the audacity of this b?

[@genevieveroy780]

I would’ve gotten kicked outta that courtroom so fast omfg

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

Petition to have the jean jacket lady in every courtroom as the bullshit-o-meter

[@Moonbunny55]

😂

[@chanelno.5560]

👏 👏 👏

[@kanekawaiii]

SIGNED. 😂

[@BackyardButcher]

😂😂👍

[@JRWIFAN]

if she belives it you get out of the court early

[@JisooTurtleRabbitt]

“My dog stepped on a bee” vibes

[@alainawilson3601]

I live in Michigan. I work with adjudicated youth like her. She 100% will reoffend especially if she does not receive therapy or behavioral treatment. I believe her grief, but a good chunk of that grief is from the natural consequences of her actions. She is currently incapable of accepting her role in this, and probably won’t be able to for a long time especially with light consequences. There comes a time in your life you have to stop blaming your parents and take responsibility for your own life. Like Boze said, countless people have terrible parents and they don’t kill them.

[@ryu_ryu_ryusei]

I can’t stand this. She watched his skin melt, she went out of her way to leave him dying, AND SHE BLAMES EVERYONE BUT HERSELF?! Girl you got yourself here. I know she won’t hesitate to do it again. These aren’t tears of regret these are tears of “I got caught”. Her father is greatly disappointed in her, she won’t learn her lesson from a year in prison she needs more! This is a slap on the wrist for her. What is wrong with the judge?

[@Moonbunny55]

Karma will find a way for justice

[@olhydra]

Same. She literally was told by the court that using her tears to get away with murder WORKS. This is so fucked. She WILL DO THIS AGAIN AGGHHHHHHH

[@leebuugz]

“im a good sister” half her statement was throwing her brother under the bus to try and shift the blame LOL ok sis.

[@kincheese]

I CANT STAND HER TALKING WHILE "CRYING" LIKE GIRL IT'S SO ANNOYING.

[@aruvius]

can’t even understand what she’s saying 😭

[@shayla3429]

Right? Im surprised the judge didn't tell her to compose herself

[@hollylewis161]

Also I’m trying to find tears! Someone show me lol.. smh

[@IggyIggyBoBiggy]

I don't think she's fake crying, but she's not crying for her father like she should be if she actually had remorse like a normal person. She's crying for herself bc she thinks she's a victim - even the biggest victim. She's just feeling bad for herself because she has to face consequences now (although that ended up not happening, unfortunately).

[@akpokemon]

@@shayla3429 apparently the judge likes it. I bet it makes them feel powerful when people sob and plea in front of them. "Yes...that's right...cry for me, peasant."

[@kellybangura4294]

I just can’t get over the blonde old lady in the back, shaking her head continuously. 😂😅

[@missmagpii]

As someone who grew up with turmoil and abuse, I NEVER thought about offing my abusive family members. I just planned my escape, bided my time and got out as soon as I could. Ive been on my own since 17, moved back for a year when I was 21, and things went right back to horrible. Moved out, and its been 11 years since then and we are very low contact now. I hope they get a re trial and that judge is taken off the case. Shes not sorry she did it. She planned it, because not many people know what lye does. Plus stealing his cards, not calling him help when she left etc. It was premeditated.

[@HalfNHalf.]

I blacked out for a second when she started speaking and actually forgot that she was the MURDERER and not the victim. This sounds like a victim impact statement. Freaking wild. Can’t believe she got away with this. This judge needs to be disbarred immediately. Hope she can’t sleep at night.

[@alexistrebexis3195]

That judge is a joke. And that girl is a sociopath. How did she not get life?!

[@MW-mh7pm]

because she’s a woman.

[@CR3271]

That judge needs to be disbarred.

[@RedundantHuman-CandyBites]

Seriously. wtf! 🤬 How did she get NOTHING!!!

[@countrygirl7656]

“When the young lady who was checking on him” you mean the nurse? What a sneaky, scummy way to minimize the medical professional educated and trained to assess, care for, and advocate for those under her care. She wasn’t just a random young lady she was duty-bound as a medical professional to be an advocate and contact law enforcement for Konrad.

[@BrookeKatherine.]

What part are you talking about??

[@okiedokie-_-]

35:22 ​@@BrookeKatherine.

[@toeziegirl]

My mom was an addict who did a lot worse than be out of it for a birthday. I never once thought about attacking her. Sheesh.

[@isabeln1850]

I still can’t believe she is out, she shouldn’t be. How did the judge decide “yup, she doesn’t deserve to be sentenced 😀”

[@Moonbunny55]

Karma will find a way for justice

[@drewhempwood2113]

If she was a guy there is no way. She would be in for life. That's the reality we also gotta face in society

[@broforcefreedom4936]

I hope her life out of jail sucks

[@wickedkat5061]

It was a mistake. That's why she's free.

[@DeoxysDNA]

Society folds easily to young girls. It doesn't matter what heinous thing they could have done, there are still many who would be like " awe I feel bad for her"

[@cynthiaflores6441]

I'm a soapmaker, I have a dozen of these exact bottles, they are made with child proof caps- Not easy to open, there is a lot of product inside (not powder, more like sand), for her to have poured out the whole thing. It had to be done with a lot of malice, and like come on, the skull is one of the first things you see

[@idaliagonzalez327]

Not once does she take any accountability that she did this? She keeps dancing around excuses and throwing her dad under the bus. 100% believe she’ll repeat and 100% believe this victimizing is being enabled by the people around her

[@drewhempwood2113]

Her crying while saying oh they never even questioned my brother tho . Even tho she did it

[@charlidvds3296]

Apparently she’s pregnant…

[@ellerose1268]

"They don't want to talk about him" because you killed him. Conversation would always go back to how he's not here and it's your fault.

[@wongsamantha1880]

Most people who have a bad home life don't jump straight to murder ... wtf? Who is this judge? She needs to be fired.

[@Sara_London]

You need a new segment called "Jean Jacket Judgment" where you highlight someone in the gallery that silently calles BS 👏

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

He good suggestion, people having the appropriate response are cathartic to me.

[@jessicapassey2471]

Lmao so catchy too. I’m here for it!

[@smidgen]

sometimes i'm convinced canada's justice system is uniquely lenient to criminals and then i hear american cases like this.... y'all got the highest incarecartion rate in the world but can't wrangle a murderer into a significant sentence for her crimes?? sickening to think of what this man went through

[@llamababiezhellyeah]

most of our incarcerations are against shoplifting and majijuana. maybe a lil meth and crack for the homeless. Our rapists & murderers are free for years after their crimes because our courts are swamped with traffic infractions, marijuana, and shoplifting groceries from walmart.

[@BrittanyWoodson-s6t]

Heeey fellow Canadian???

[@Alleyhellcat4Ever]

Let's not forget about the horrendous injustice of the Brock Turner case, where there were eye witnesses to the crime & the judge still let Brock walk because he didn't want to destroy a young man's life

[@blackdahlia42]

​@Alleyhellcat4Ever the Brock Turner case goes beyond the justice system cause that's based on the inherent misogyny and purity culture our entire society operates on. Failure to adequately punish is one thing, the Brock turner type BS is an entire different dumpster fire of raging failure

[@Alleyhellcat4Ever]

@@blackdahlia42 my main point is that it's not the first time there's been a far too lenient of a judge for a heinous crime that should have been taken seriously

[@calhoun4938]

I didn't think someone could be found innocent due to *the sheer fuckin audacity.* I'm not even 10 minutes in and I'm about ready to piss and shit on the floor.

[@stephaniel6350]

Sounds like you'll be in diapers by the end of this video lol

[@4leafclover314]

I hope that the family is able to have an appeal approved so that this case can be revisited and presided over by someone with an ounce more confidence than that sorry excuse of a judge. This woman, who had nothing to say to the prosecution other than to ask if they were done presenting their evidence... Someone died- somebody was murdered. And here she is, throwing the killer a bone by validating her delusion that somehow, her father's death wasn't all her fault- and even alluding to the idea that he may have even deserved it.

[@gypset-rd3gd]

I'm a nurse who works on a burns ward. Full thickness burns like what Konrad had are normally painless due to the extrensive destruction of the nerves. Also, 40% burns create a systematic inflammatory response that would have made him go into severe shock (hence the kidney failure) and after that happened he most likely would have been unable to think stright or do anything if he was even conscious at all. My guess is that he was very, very intoxicated when it was thrown on him, and the shock and systematic reponse to the burns kicked in before he had time to sober up, wake up and help himself. Poor man. That is an absolutely horrendous way to die.

[@debralandreth1019]

She never got to say goodbye? She watched him die. She could say goodbye at that time. She's full of it.

[@KawaiiAriiYT]

....He was alive for over 150 days after the initial incident. He didn't immediately die. I believe she was in jail when he passed away. Also, Austin refused to let any family member see Konrad before his passing

[@kina8575]

She went to the mall….

[@Jude.Oliver]

When her uncle is talking about her and giving his testimony… It looks almost like she has a strong hint of disgust about what he’s saying I thought she was just fake crying some more but she’s actually disgusted and pissed off. That’s what it looks like that’s one horrible human being.

[@NoNameNomad....]

You are completely correct, she's dangerous. She's extremely evil and obviously has a history of violence and murder, she has no remorse. She's looking at him like she'd attack him, you can see how angry she is when he's telling the truth about how much of a bad person she is. The judge really messed up by letting her go free.

[@Theindigolauren]

Oh shes NUTS!! Why is she speaking and crying like she isn’t the one who murdered her dad? The audacity….

[@Moonbunny55]

Karma will find a way for justice

[@deejax7413]

And no real tears

[@Enoughalready20237]

She does not have ONE OUNCE of remorse. Not one does she apologize for the slow and agonizing death she caused. The ONLY thing that she stalls about is herself and how her siblings will be impacted without her. The fact that it never crossed her brain in that entire statement to a know she that SHE caused this pain AND was able to cry so convincingly, is terrifying.

[@caralemaitre4697]

I knew someone that passed out next to the railroad. He had a fire going to keep warm. His legs caught on fire and he never woke up. He lost both his legs because of it and he said he didn't feel pain from them burning. The pain came later and it was excruciating. I feel so bad for this father. You know he suffered excruciating pain.

[@skuzzernaut]

Am I missing something??? Her dad got drunk, passed out, and thus not able to drive her. Sooo she dumps effin LYE on him... and goes partying... and she free now... like walking around the world with the rest of us...

[@ashleyandersen4375]

No, that's right. That's what happened!

[@Alex-mc6jm]

It was an accident

[@skuzzernaut]

@Alex-mc6jm all over his body... what does she have the worst case butter fingers, or was she practicing her juggling act....

[@mariea.8100]

Something that personally confuses me, is why would she have her friend go CHECK on him, knowing she severely burned his body? I'm wondering if she didn't read the bottle when she threw it, and only found out after. But I'm not sure, I haven't seen the case in depth other than this video.

[@morg3726]

Without hearing the context at the beginning, I would think that she’s reading victim impact statement. When in actuality, she’s the monster that killed her father.

[@Moonbunny55]

Yes!!! Exactly!

[@jaycraw6978]

Im genuinely weirded out by the judge. Her expression barely changes and honestly she looks like a robot...

[@I.am.Mrs.Mathers]

Botox

[@deeriggs3319]

She looks as if she’s already made her decision and isn’t really listening to her blubber.

[@jenniferflanagan9558]

I watched the video of the cop interviewing him. It's MIND-BLOWING!!! He appears very coherent and speaks clearly and that defense lawyer wasn't presenting him falsely.

[@briannawalker6406]

my brother got 17 years in prison for an accidental death!! plus waited 4 years to go into trial and she got let free after one year?

[@yourMoMisWoW.]

"I didn't even have the chance to tell him goodbye..." Ma'am, STOP. You are the REASON he's gone!!! 🙄🤬

[@ovskii96]

Seriously. She had lots of time to say goodbye while she watched him melt.

[@IceFireofVoid]

She didn't even say bye when she went off to party while he was dying damn.

[@daisyant]

"im scared he thought i dont love him because i wasnt there to hold his hand when he died" - GIRL HE PROBABLY THOUGHT YOU DONT LOVE HIM BECAUSE YOU MURDERED HIM

[@shevanz1589]

the level of manipulation this girl is showing is really scary. Zero accountability, just completed narcissism

[@Chibikuma]

Crying through the entire thing but not a single tear.....

[@NurseKayP]

Nurse here. At a certain point Konrad fortunately would not be able to feel the burns anymore once the burns got through the depths of the nerves in the area. However that doesn’t negate the pain of potential complications like resultant amputations, contractures, etc.. Regardless she caused his death. The resulting kidney failure for one happens frequently in severe burn victims. Never mind the potential for MODS, sepsis, etc. I cannot believe she got away with this.

[@Lilminnow21]

As someone who encountered lye at a young age, it's painful. My mom left lye on the counter and I ingested it when I was little and I was screaming and crying in pain, my mouth was full of chemical burns and that was only from like a pinch or two. To be covered in lye? Would be excruciating

[@allisonyoung5626]

I'm so absolutely sorry you experienced that. I can't imagine

[@AvaEFF]

Geezus 😱

[@thenameiwantedwasgone]

i remember watching this on stream. She genuinely disgusts me, how did she get a year??

[@isabeln1850]

Right! I remember it as well and still can’t wrap my head around how she’s free?!?!?

[@alexj-t2331]

Since I’ve been watching true crime involving women I noticed that if they are young, pretty and good at crying then they tend to get off easier. Older and less attractive women seem to actually have the book thrown at them

[@scubatuba1083]

@@alexj-t2331that’s messed up bro

[@sydneyhughes7598]

@@scubatuba1083in the words of Metallica: Sad but true….

[@IggyIggyBoBiggy]

​@@pathofdestructionYeah, I agree that I personally don't find her very pretty, but I think people in court cases use that to describe young women who aren't physically deformed in some way. They also do this for younger men (think Ted Bundy - that mf was ugly but ppl kept describing him as handsome and I've never understood why). So I think they mean even average looking ppl.

[@Avg567]

I like how her trauma was what the judge used as reasoning. But what about her other siblings that didn’t do the things she did. They had the same dad and didn’t kill him.

[@ewrtw3726]

THANK YOU!!

[@SouthernMcGamerBuilds]

Everyone's experience to trauma is different I should know. Doesn't make it right but it's a good reason

[@foogee5403]

For context, Lye also known as sodium hydroxide or NaOH, it absorbs whatever water it gets in contact with, for example from the air or from the skin, and forms a strong base. Which eats away at flesh and many metals. Having it in powdered form, to me, is scary because it could get into your lungs and work there. In general, it's a "do not touch with bare skin" substance which should be handled with care and while wearing PPA.

[@asdsa1289]

Looking for a comment like this because Idk why this is even a product that’s so easily accessible?!

[@nicoledrew9991]

I saw her pleading to the court and immediately thought bullshit. Didn’t know she had a knife at school. Think that alone would paint a picture of putting her in jail. And I am really tired of the trauma excuse made me kill someone or family. Trust me there are a lot of us who went through trauma and don’t commit heinous acts. People who have known trauma and get somewhat past it, our survivors. They don’t cry crocodile tears in order not to go to jail. And it was all an act and anyone who is a judge and doesn’t see that might needs Togo back and learn from mistakes. I have to wonder how many repeat offenders of serious crimes she has let out in the world. Probably a lot because this was open and a shut case.

[@tahlia__nerds_out]

0:46 I was working in Chemistry lab one time and didn’t realize that I got a corrosive chemical (may have been lye; can’t remember) on the back of my hand. It started getting really uncomfortable really quickly, and when I looked down, the back of my hand was basically being burned away where the chemical drop had hit my skin. I got it washed off really quickly, but I can still see the outline of the healed-over scar on the back of my hand almost 20 years later. Chemical burns can cause damage so quickly. If we’re discussing lye and chemical burns, this case is going to be ugly.

[@Astr0_Man]

and he had it on him for hours so it mustve been BAD bad

[@tahlia__nerds_out]

@@Astr0_Man she describes the skin being black. When skin damage gets to the point of necrosis, it’s dead. Next step, debridement to remove the necrotic tissue and try to get new healthy tissue to grow. All over his body… well, that much loss of the protection skin provides, it was probably infection that killed him. My guess, sepsis. (I haven’t finished the video yet) What a horrible and painful death.

[@zadarasimoleons1019]

Terrifying. A slow, horrible, painful death, with plenty of time to wake up and realize what had happened and who had done it to him. Absolutely horrific..

[@ness7342]

Same thing happened to me and i ran to my chem teacher and he was like sounds like your problem figure it out. I said “can I rinse it?” And he said idk can you? I did and it worked thank God.

[@tahlia__nerds_out]

@@ness7342 yikes. Your chem teacher sounds like he was kind of jerk. Unless there is some context tone, etc would add that would make his response better. Because, yikes 😬

[@Xuromikuromi]

I can't find any indication that the judge faced backlash for this. Absolutely sick. She should be removed as a judge if she can sit through the victim impact statements and take the girls fake crying as more real....

[@mariamoosetail1287]

I mean the judge said that both her parents sexually assaulted her and a family friend.

[@Xuromikuromi]

​​​@@mariamoosetail1287 I don't really want to get into it too much. But it's just interesting to me that this judge decided that this girl got to be judge, jury, and executioner for her father. I mean, drunk drivers, for example, also do not intend to unalive people. But they do it. And their childhood, the status of the victim, it doesn't matter. The dad's only "crime" in this specific scenario is refusing to drunk drive. And he was unalived for that. It would maybe be considered crime of passion for what you're mentioning if that was happening in that moment and he passed out drunk after, and then she attacked him Because of that. But since she didn't use that as a defense we can assume it didn't happen. So, although it could be a factor leading up to her crime, it is not directly related to the crime she committed. (Allegedly or whatever.) She also consistently contradicted herself. Is her dad a positive force in her life or what? She is at the very best a serial liar. Her current life she is posting about how she wishes her father was still alive. There's no double jeopardy allowed, she's allowed to not talk about the man who SA'd her (Allegedly) in a positive light, and yet she is? It's all just very fishy.

[@harrietxo2310]

@@XuromikuromiI’m guessing there’s more evidence on that maybe it’ll come out

[@RedundantHuman-CandyBites]

Plus she seemed to blame the victim.

[@LeanneKnoll]

I’ve been shouting “because of you!” Every time she talks…

[@Vineooo]

"I was the only one who took care of my dad" You... murdered him?.. you left him to die in a horrible way?..

[@leilenenaomi1311]

I ACTUALLY KNEW THIS GIRL!!! i met her at a mutual friends party a while ago and she seemed so normal! turns out she was out on bond, while there she just casually dropped that she killed her dad but i couldn’t remember if she said “with acid” or “while on acid”. last October i reached out to that friend about what happened with her and she was back in jail. this is absolutely insane that you covered this

[@elietahari7290]

any update on why she was in jail?

[@veronamarie]

This is really hard to watch. She is not taking any accountability of what she did and having her free out in the world is very dangerous. All she learned is to cry and throw a pity party and she’ll get away with it.

[@Moonbunny55]

Karma will find a way for justice

[@PhoenixPeridot]

so much crying yet I saw NO tears running down her face. girl is just rambling on to make herself feel / seem innocent.

[@kilaeboo]

why do so many murderers get a slap on the wrist when the victim has a drug addiction?! like wtf are u KIDDING ME??!!!

[@AYWTMO]

Hey student nurse here! Since the victim had severe burns he was also probably severely dehydrated, which goes hand in hand with burn victims so at first of him waking up or talking to the nurse in the hospital, he could have definitely been confused bc of dec level of consciousness related to dehydration. However there is no way in hell I believe that when he was in the hospital that he didn’t feel anything! Especially if the infection and burns were so bad that he had to have his legs amputated, and eventually was put on HOSPICE and then died! This is a moment in time when the Justice system failed miserably!

[@michelleruss9877]

I have a family full of alcoholics and addicts. I get it, it sucks. Grow up, move out, like the rest of us. Shes lame.

[@blueactor672]

Right? You would think she would get her drivers license at her age

[@Moonbunny55]

Exactly!

[@khaleesireyna731]

I love how those of us with messed up childhoods due to alcoholism/drug abuse are just ROASTING this girl the hardest. Like, boo hoo you had a rough childhood. Join the club and quit acting like that justifies you murdering someone.

[@khaleesireyna731]

​@SavourTheConsequence while it's definitely a hard thing to move out on your own when your parents are abusive, it's not impossible. Find a roommate, find several, go to a shelter, stay with a friend or partner. That mindset of "oh, it's too hard and I'm just stuck here because expenses" is what kept me miserable for 6 years longer than I should have been. Looking back, I see a ton of ways I could have gotten out.

[@PeopleAreRistar]

I understand that she definitely should not have killed her dad, but you cant just leave a situation like that.

[@hollylogue494]

It's like she Googled "How dads feel about their daughters" and then mirrored it in her statement. 😬

[@limeonade_limesoda]

The way that she's blaming her brother for HER KILLING THEIR DAD is actually insane. How can you stand there after killing your father and say it's your brothers fault? She's a shame to human society.

[@liohawkes5123]

the fact that her angle was "i loved my dad" and not "i hate him what he had put me through" tells me that the abuse she faced wasn't a big factor in the crime. if i did something like that to my abusive parents i woulda screamed to the court that they had it coming and detailed the things i went thru (especially to capitalize on the defence angle that i am just a widdle abused baby child i dont know any better uwu). but "i loved him and he was my best friend" doesnt mesh at ALL...

[@TsukiKageTora]

If a teenage male did this to his mother, he would go to jail longer than just a year like this teenage female. If we want equality we should treat every single case the same.

[@bjjjb3056]

I know someone got 10 years for burglary of mansions. 3 houses. No weapons used. And nobody was home 😮

[@mallarieluvsgirls]

that sounds fair lmao. don’t be a burglar ig

[@ravenlord-robinson1514]

"I haven't even been a into mourn as I refuse to believe he's gone" - so she's not even taking responsibility for her own damn actions. 💀💀🤦🤦 even gipsy rose admits murder is murder..its bad. shes a genuine victim And still admits her wrong 👀👀👀 maybe Megan needs a lol more time to reflect 🤷💁🙅

[@JRWIFAN]

i feel so bad for kayla too, she wasn't a good enough friend to go to the birthday party (which i get) but she was good enough to ask to go to the house and ask the dad for credit card stuff and then find the dad like that. i could be overthinking but i feel like her telling the brother and not Meagan means something too

[@scottierasberry4449]

100% agree. I got this same feeling.

[@JRWIFAN]

@scottierasberry4449 poor thing that must be traumatizing, finding your friend's dad like that and needing to tell them, even being the one to call 911 must've been hard

[@GitanaLuna23]

I stayed home to take care of my disabled dad who was also an alcoholic (but NOT abusive. He dealt with a lot in life) , and I lost him to a house fire from one of his cigarettes. The fire started sometime after I’d left the house to grab something from the corner store. I blamed myself every single day for a year, and still find myself in times of blaming myself for the horrible accident. This girl THREW LYE AT HER FATHER and can only think of herself, only place blame on others for what she directly did. I don’t claim to be a saint but the level of delusion and unwillingness to take accountability here is so frightening to me. Her poor dad. I’m probably not gonna (can’t) finish this video but I suppose I found some form of catharsis in this. This videos older but just on the off chance, I’m so thankful to Boze for compassionate and reasonable takes on being a human and dealing with trauma.

[@rosemiyuki98]

My dad was an alcoholic till he physically couldn't be anymore. I'm about to give him a kidney without a second thought because, drunk or not, my father never ONCE made me doubt his love for me or that he was trying his best. Being disappointed in/ hurt by your father and doing something like this is completely separate and shouldn't even be compared.

[@Nothoughtsjustvibez]

Oh this girl is heartless. My dad was abusive towards me as a child, he wasn’t malicious but he was drunk. I was the only one out of my sisters to get beat for crying or anything that would set him off. As I got older and my dad had to be put on dialysis I was the only one out of my sisters with my own apartment. I took him in because he needed all around care. He never stopped drinking, never apologized for the trauma he inflicted on me and yet when he told me he was basically on his death bed and that he was serious. I just cried. I wanted so desperately to confront him. Tell him why he was the reason all of my relationships failed, because he showed me through acts of violence that vulnerability was a weakness. Up until his passing I had NO good words for him the way this chick does. She loved her father and yet she still murdered him. I resented my dad more than anyone I know. But when he went to work on his birthday I was asleep. Later on I went to work. I got the call that my dad had a stroke and because he was on the job sight and was the boss he was there first with no one around. Once someone found him and got him help it was too late. He slipped into a coma and was basically brain dead for 2 weeks. Me and my sister still kick ourselves till this day for not telling him to take that day off. What she did to her father is unforgivable. She absolutely had no right to bring trauma into this!!! I went through fucking hell and yet I’d rather self destruct than even think about unleashing my pain onto others, this world hurts my heart.

[@lolololol7573]

I'm sorry for everything you went through. You're a lovely person for doing everything you did for him, even though you didn't owe it to him one bit. I hope your heart is able to give you peace, knowing you did everything right and never stopped caring. Whoever you're now with is lucky to have you and I hope you now get the love you really deserve.

[@hotmess9640]

Sorry for what you went through but don’t blame your dad for all the things wrong in your life. You’re an adult and it’s your fault for not getting the help you need to heal and move forward. It’s easier to blame others than do the work yourself

[@Narine7326]

@@hotmess9640 agree but at the end of the day, her dad inflicted these behaviours unto her which aided in the failure of relationships so yes she can blame him to some extent- aswell as recognize she needs help and make better decisions

[@mossyteef]

@@hotmess9640 accurate username for you, good pick, accurately a mess

[@grasstastesbad]

yeah i get being angry, my dad abused me. i was VERY angry but burning someone with lye? that’s crazy, that’s so cruel. if you’re able to go that far and just go party afterwards there’s something very wrong with you

[@MadeOfConfusion]

Oh for SURE she's going to be in for something else violent. The judge should get in some sort of trouble if it happens too soon when the signs were this CLEAR. What a mess.

[@TheeTage]

"Me and my siblings lost our dad.." GIRL! we know cause YOU DID IT!!!! Edit: Her crying is pissing me off.

[@bluesakura2092]

LMAOOO

[@AAAAAA-kz8ho]

She hitting all the notes with her whining

[@bluesakura2092]

If you loved your Dad at least be honest and take accountability for what you did to him and accept the shame from the consequences of your actions. Instead she disgraced his death by making excuses

[@GilesHellier]

"I was the only one who took care of my dad." - Megan Imirowicz "I can see now that you thought I meant 'take care of' in an Al Pacino sort of way." - Father Ted.

[@madisonmeyocks7566]

I saw zero evidence of any “subtle” self-victimization during her statement. It was a blatant and audacious attempt to misdirect and manipulate. In my opinion anyway. The way she throws her brother and father under the bus, especially the father, who can no longer defend himself, is nauseating. Fuck that judge!

[@custardcoochi]

the judge being absolutely still made me cackle i'm sorry like was she even listening tbh that's what i look like in a boring lecture lmaooo 😭😭

[@franceshensley4684]

We must write this judge and let her know how heinous and idiotic her ruling is!!