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As It Should Be: Brazilian Court Rules Mother Committed No Crime For Killing Daughter's Abuser

This image is a viral social media post covering a real Brazilian court case. It shows the mother, who killed her boyfriend after catching him raping her 11-year-old daughter, standing smiling in a courtroom flanked by security officers. A circular inset displays the perpetrator's headshot. On-image text explains the case details, and the context from the original 9GAG post (titled 'As it should be') indicates widespread public agreement with the court's ruling that the mother committed no crime.
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A MOTHER CAUGHT HER BOYFRIEND R*PING HER 11 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER. SHE KILLED HIM THAT NIGHT. A BRAZILIAN COURT JUST SAID SHE COMMITTED NO CRIME

Overview

This image is a viral social media post covering a real Brazilian court case. It shows the mother, who killed her boyfriend after catching him raping her 11-year-old daughter, standing smiling in a courtroom flanked by security officers. A circular inset displays the perpetrator's headshot. On-image text explains the case details, and the context from the original 9GAG post (titled 'As it should be') indicates widespread public agreement with the court's ruling that the mother committed no crime.

Origin notes

The image was originally posted to the 9GAG platform with the original title 'As it should be'. The image itself is a repost of the news story from the online news outlet 'NEWS STORIEZ', covering a real criminal trial in Brazil where a mother who killed the man that sexually assaulted her preteen daughter was found not guilty of any crime by Brazilian courts.

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