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I feel zero sympathy for the guy and immense sympathy for the woman.

But there's a reason extrajudicial killing and vigilante justice is frowned upon. I do not blame her for it, but at the same time from a societal standpoint you don't exactly want to make "burning a guy alive extrajudicially" legal. Plus starting a fire like that is pretty dangerous. It's a really tough situation.

I also do think this case would have been a lot more muddied if she had a knife or a gun on her and stabbed/shot him to death. Having to go get the gasoline does kind of also establish mens rea