r/SipsTea 12d ago

Chugging tea FedEx driver Tanner Horner, who murdered 7-year-old Athena Strand, has been sentenced to Death

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u/ViciousCDXX 12d ago

I'm sure the other inmates will take care of it when they find out what he's in for

u/Lanky_Drama83 12d ago

He'll be sectioned off. They won't let him mingle with the rest of them

u/ViciousCDXX 12d ago

Until one day a guard "accidentally" leaves the door unlocked and looks the other way

u/Mell1997 12d ago

Not likely to happen. Y’all watch too many movies.

u/steppponme 12d ago

Happened to Jeffrey Dahmer, we can hope

u/JonZ82 12d ago

Nah he killed a little girl, not selling little girls to rich people.

u/Cosmickev1086 12d ago

As they should, when it comes to children no mercy.

u/Face_Content 12d ago

His life will be solitary cofinment.

u/TopWhich6862 12d ago

This is largely a myth for whatever that's worth. These monsters get put in separate confines often to keep them away from any vigilantes.

u/PureYouth 12d ago

This is a myth. Pedophiles are rarely killed in prison. Look it up. There would hardly be anyone in there if that were true. How many times have you heard about that happening?

u/Pretend-Past9023 12d ago

People who say that this is a myth just want to sound confidently smart.

Quite a few fucking times actually. Near me? All the time.
Fulton inmate dies 11 days after starting sentence; autopsy to be conducted

u/PureYouth 12d ago

This is one example. There are thousands and thousands of pedophiles in prison

u/Pretend-Past9023 12d ago

You sweet summer child. It happens almost monthly at this exact place.

u/PureYouth 12d ago

Even if it happens monthly at your prison, there are roughly 2 million prisoners in the US. A few “monthly kills” does not even make a dent. I’d love to see an article about the monthly killings at your prison, as that would likely be an enormous news story

u/PureYouth 12d ago

Source?

u/Pretend-Past9023 12d ago

typical retarded le-reddit response

u/PureYouth 12d ago

Im sorry that you’re wrong, but you are. It’s okay to be wrong. Let’s move on.