Rosemary Kunz – addicted to being evil
Woman “addicted” to abusing young boy to serve 18-years
Fort Myers woman ‘addicted’ to abusing 2-year-old pleads no contest, gets 18 years
I totally get being “addicted” to a child. I am completely hooked on my son’s giggle. Making him laugh gives me a better high than any booze I’ve ever swilled. I would go through debilitating withdrawal if I couldn’t cuddle my daughter several times a day.
Rosemary Kunz, however, was addicted to a child – her 2-year-old stepson Kaydin – in a very different way. When Fort Myers, Florida police arrested her in 2008 for beating little Kaydin so badly that doctors had to remove a piece of his skull to save him from permanent brain damage, Kunz told police she was “addicted” to abusing the little boy. Translation: the bitch was addicted to being evil.
Kunz admitted to police that she tripped Kaydin, hit him and knocked him unconscious because she was “addicted to abusing him” and “liked to see him cry.” Recently, she plead no contest to aggravated child abuse and received an 18-year prison sentence. I can’t even imagine how evil you have to be to enjoy making a child cry.
The boy’s father can be seen on video tearfully reading a victim impact statement to the sentencing judge. It’s great that he’s standing by his son, who has gone through 2 years of surgeries and rehab after being beaten to within an inch of his life by his evil stepmother. But I can’t help but wonder what the hell this guy was doing 2 years ago that caused him to overlook the warning signs that his squeeze was abusing his child. It’s hard to believe he had no idea what was going on, especially if she was doing it enough to feel that she was “addicted” to it.
Of course, one of her attorneys is saying her statement about “being addicted” was taken out of context. She wasn’t saying it as justification, but to express how disgusted she was with her own behavior. Yeah. I’m buying that.
As for Kunz (shouldn’t that name be ending in a ‘t’ and beginning with a ‘c’?), who is in her mid-20s now, it seems to me 18 years is a pretty frikkin’ shabby sentence for causing injuries to a child that will affect him for the rest of his life. The bitch will be about my age when she gets out, meaning she’ll have a good 20 to 30 years ahead of her in which to abuse another child or two. I would prefer to have gone Biblical on her sorry ass and had the millstone for her neck ready and waiting as soon as she admitted what she’d done.
Thanks go to April for the tip on this one!












