Disney's Jafar would go 164 years behind bars today

Forgotten to be stuck like a genie in a lamp for eternity in the desert, the wicked Aladdin, Jafar, could have been thrown into the slammer for more than 164 years when he had committed his crimes in the United States today.

To celebrate the release of Aladdin live movieonline DeCluttr resale website did a little forensic investigation into the crimes of some of Disney's most famous villainous cartoons.

The only villain of Disney before the grand vizier of Agrabah was Captain Crochet of Peter Pan, who, according to DeCluttr, would spend 244 years behind bars or would be punishable by death for piracy, attempted murder, murder and removal.

Hades is right behind Captain Hook and Jafar. The evil Hercules is accused of murder, illegal imprisonment and kidnapping for nearly 160 years. Although Zazu does not really realize his wish to make Scar a rug The Lion King – the next big live Disney remake hit our screens – Mufasa's murderer could still be locked up for 157 years.

Either that, or Scar would risk the death penalty, which is a little what he got from his servants of the hyena.

If she had not been taken away by Prince Eric's harpoon, Ursula of The Little Mermaid would be locked up for 142 years for attempted murder, murder, illegal imprisonment and treason.

Gaston of Beauty and the Beast, Gaston of Beauty and the Beast, commits nearly half of his prison sentence for the relatively benign crimes of breaking and entering, corruption and inducement to the riot. He will not eat more than five dozen eggs at breakfast. six months in prison.

The evil queen of Snow White would be 82 years and six months for attempted murder with a poisoned apple, for abuse of power and for illegal imprisonment; Robin Hood's Prince John would be 66 years old for assault and treason; and the favorite dognapper of all, Cruella de Vil, of 101 Dalmatians would be locked up for 12 ½ years for animal cruelty and careless driving.

In an unfair situation for someone who faces charges of domestic violence and unlawful imprisonment – as well as criminal damages for the destruction of Cinderella's glass slipper – the Wicked Stepmother would be in place to only eight years and two months, said DeCluttr.