A woman killed her boyfriend by stabbing him 108 times. But she won’t be spending any time in prison. And to no surprise, the incident happened in California.

According to The New York Post:

“The California woman who was convicted of killing her boyfriend by stabbing him 108 times during a “cannabis-induced psychosis” received a slap on the wrist Tuesday.

Bryn Spejcher, 33, was sentenced to two years’ probation and was ordered to perform 100 hours of community service after being found guilty of killing her new boyfriend, Chad O’Melia, according to the Ventura County Star.

Ventura County Superior Court Judge David Worley ruled that Spejcher “had no control over her actions” when she entered into a psychotic episode and stabbed O’Melia, 26, repeatedly in his Thousand Oaks apartment on May 28, 2018.

Experts for the prosecution and defense both found that the marijuana bong hit given to Spejcher threw the woman into the deadly psychotic episode.

“From that point forward, she had no control over her actions,” Worley said, according to the outlet.
Spejcher and O’Melia had been seeing each other for a few weeks before she brutally murdered the 26-year-old accountant.”

The sole case rests upon the fact of whether or not she was involuntarily intoxicated. But in my opinion, peer pressure is not the same thing as being drugged with some type of narcotic. She also took the first hit without any “pressure” and it is not as if a gun was held to her head for the second hit either.

“After Spejcher had killed O’Melia, law enforcement found the woman covered in blood, hysterically crying next to her boyfriend’s body, still gripping the knife.

She then plunged the knife into her throat when police attempted to disarm her.”

What the women did was insane. But because of her actions, an innocent man is now dead. There may be an argument that it was not premeditated but her actions led to the loss of someone's life. And for that, there should be consequences. But I was not part of the jury so the case is not in my hands.

“She had an immediate adverse reaction to the second hit and had to go to the bathroom in a panic before carrying out the killing.

Under California law, a person is seen as responsible for their actions when impaired by drugs or alcohol unless their intoxication is involuntary.

Jurors took less than four hours to find Spejcher guilty of involuntary manslaughter.”

The son's father is rightfully distraught about the lack of a conviction.

“He just gave everyone in the state of California who smokes marijuana a license to kill someone,” the grieving father said.

It just seems as if in California, one way or another, people are always finding ways to not hold the perpetrator accountable. She may or may not have had control over her actions, but it was made clear she experienced a trigger that turned her into a cold-blooded killer, to say the very least. Let's just hope this is the last time she does something like this.

To an outsider, this seems like a perfect example of injustice.

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