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Street Justice is not justice. Watch one of her family members or her get messed up in the future from one of this guys friends, or something.
A very young Abraham Lincoln addressed the Young Men's Lyceum in St. Louis Missouri, roughly 20 years or so before the outbreak of the Civil War (I think it was 1838), after a gang of people hunted down a black man who had committed a crime, hung him, and burned his body. Though justice was served, there was a small outbreak shortly there after, and more people ended up being apprehended and died because of it. Interestingly, though, that would be the man who suspends habeus corpus ... but whatever.
And the kind of people who taunt the mother of the girl that they raped ... are the type of people raping girls in the first place.
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