Top 10 CONVICTS Given Insane Prison Sentences Judges are responsible for sentencing criminals
based on the crimes that they have committed.
Some of these crimes are so brutal or heinous that the judge will order someone to spend
thousands of years or multiple life sentences behind bars.
So let’s take a look at the top 10 convicts given insane prison sentences.
Starting off this brutal list in at number 10 we have Abdullah Barghouti.
He pled guilty in 2004 to building the bombs that were responsible for murdering 66 people
and wounding more than 500.
An Israeli court handed him one life sentence for each person he killed in the attacks and
one more for wounded the hundreds of other people.
So, in total he was sentenced to 67 life sentences plus 5,200 years without the chance of parole.
Oh, and he is currently held in solitary confinement and he is denied visitors.
Number 9, things get pretty bad with Paul Geidel Junior who was sentenced to 68 years
and 245 days.
He was only 17 when he was convicted of second degree murder in 1911 and he was actually
released on May 7, 1980 at the age of 86.
Interestingly enough, he was actually granted parole in 1974 but because he was in prison
all of his adult life, he was scared about living on the outside of a prison because
of how much the world changed since his arrest so he chose to stay in jail for another 6
years.
He spent his last 7 years of freedom in a nursing home before dying at the age of 93.
Things get brutal in at number 8 with Terry Nichols who was sentenced to 162 life sentences
plus 93 years without parole.
He was convicted of 161 counts of first degree murder, first degree arson and conspiracy
to use a weapon of mass destruction for his involvement in the Oklahoma City bombing which
took place in April 1995.
He was also sentenced in Federal court for terrorism and eight counts of involuntary
manslaughter.
He holds the record for the most consecutive life sentences ever given to a person.
Good, he seems like a terrible human being and I’m glad he’s behind bars for the
rest of his life.
Henri Parot climbs into this list in at number 7.
He was arrested in April 1990 after he was engaged in a gunfire incident with the Spanish
Police.
He was actually tried and convicted of 26 murders and 166 attempted murders between
the years 1978-1990.
He was also convicted for being involved in a bombing which killed 11 more people.
So in total, this man received a prison sentence of 4,797 years.
And now in at number 6 we have four people who were sentenced each to 6,060 years in
jail.
These four people were former soldiers and they were given this sentence for their involvement
in a massacre that murdered 250 people in 1982.
They all pleaded not guilty but obviously the judge had sufficient evidence and he based
his sentencing on the fact that they committed crimes against humanity.
I guess justice will be served for all of those lives lost.
Next in at number 5 we have Dudley Wayne Kyzer who was sentenced to 10,000 years in jail.
This man was convicted of killing his wife, her mother and a University student back on
Halloween night in 1976.
He was initially sentenced to death via the electric chair in 1977 but that conviction
was over turned.
He was re-tried in 1981 and he was sentenced to two life sentences plus 10,000 years.
Whoa, this judge is so brutal but I think his sentencing was pretty accurate.
Darron Bennalford Anderson makes it onto this list in at number 4.
He was convicted the rape of an elderly woman, larceny, robbery and kidnapping.
So initially he was sentenced to jail for 2,250 years but he decided to appeal this
conviction.
I think he must’ve had the worst lawyer in history because after he appealed, he was
sentenced to an additional jail term of 9,500 years which brings him to a grand total of
11,750 years in prison.
Oh, but wait, he must’ve gotten another lawyer after that because he sentenced was
later decreased by 500 years.
Why even bother?
Buddy you are going to be in jail for the rest of your life, you might as well get comfortable.
Now in at number 3 is Charles Scott Robinson.
A judge sentenced Charles to 30,000 years in prison because he wanted to ensure that
he would never get released early from prison.
Charles was convicted of raping six children so the judge wanted to give him the harshest
punishment possible.
He was sentenced 5000 years for each of the 6 counts against him.
The judge ordered the years to be served consecutively so that Charles would spend the rest of his
natural life in jail.
Next up in at number 2 we have Othman el-Gnaoui who was sentenced away for 42,924 years.
He is a Moroccan Jihadist terrorist and he was given such a lengthy sentence for his
participation in the 2004 Madrid train bombings that claimed the lives of 191 people.
However, due to Spanish law, the maximum amount of time that a person will face behind bars
is only 40 years.
This just seems so crazy because if he was tried in the states, he would be imprisoned
for life without the possibility of parole or he would be sentenced to death.
Finally in at our number 1 spot is Chamoy Thipyas.
This woman is known for receiving the world’s longest prison sentence for her involvement
in a pyramid scheme.
She was sentenced in 1989 for 141, 078 years and that’s because this pyramid scheme was
estimated to have been worth between $200-300 million and it defrauded over 16,000 people.
She was extremely lucky though because Thai law states that regardless of the sentence
given, the maximum time that someone would spend in jail for fraud is only 20 years.
Well there you guys have it…