Honestly, a lot of people in Sweden argued about whether the government handled the Skara Cannibal case the right way. Isakin Jonsson killed and ate his girlfriend, which freaked everyone out, but instead of prison, he was sent to a psychiatric hospital because the court said he was mentally ill. Some folks thought that was way too soft. I remember my uncle ranting about how someone could do something so brutal and not go to regular jail. But in Sweden, their laws are really focused on rehab for people with mental illnesses, not just punishment. It’s not always about revenge, it’s about keeping society safe and trying to help people get better if they can. After years of treatment, Jonsson got released but he’s still under watch, which honestly makes people feel pretty uneasy. My opinion is, it depends what you believe about justice—for some, it’ll never be enough, but others think treating the mental health part is what’s fair. It’s messy, for sure. But that’s how Swedish law tries to work.