Sometimes in life it feels like the worst people get away with their misdeeds scot-free.

But that's not always true.

Every now and then, the universe serves up heaping portions of justice perfectly suited to the worst people.

When that sweet, sweet karma finally hits, it certainly makes for some fantastic stories. So, sit back, relax,

and let's dive right into some satisfying times karma came for awful people.

You're listening. You're listening. Be amazed.

Everyone who's ever been behind the wheel of a car can probably admit to bending the rules once or twice when no one else is around. But some rules of the road should never be broken.

Not driving on the sidewalk, for example, but not only did one woman from Cleveland, Ohio, repeatedly reject that rule, she did so along a sidewalk commonly walked by children.

Everyday kids on a school bus would see her impatiently mount the pavement and speed along to avoid waiting for the bus to move along.

But one day, Karma caught up and it was all caught on camera.

But the instant justice wasn't enough for the Ohio

City Council. They decided to let the punishment fit the crime, so the woman was court ordered

to spend one cold morning in November 2012 standing on the busy road where her acts of chronic

impatience were carried out, all while holding a sign that said only an idiot would drive on the

sidewalk to avoid a school bus. It was a fitting punishment, but I think having the statement

tattooed on her forehead would have been even better. It looks like cars and instant karma

are made for each other. There are so many stories, and here's a stinky one.

Littering is never the mark of an upstanding citizen, but littering dirty diapers?

That's like having a bumper sticker that says, scumbag and proud.

But when a litter bug decided to dispose of their kids used diapers straight out of the car window on the I-65 freeway in August 2019, Karma reared its head. The dirty bomb

flew gracefully through the air and splatted immediately onto the windscreen of the vehicle behind.

That vehicle, it just so happened, was an Indiana State Troopers police car. The officer made no

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