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0:00 - intro
0:23 - Nehemiah Griego
2:19 - Sierra Halseth & Aaron Guerrero
5:06 - Philip Chism
7:57 - Jacob Morgan
9:57 - Mathew Borges
11:19 - Jeremiah King
13:16 - Tyler Hadley
15:46 - Aiden Fucci
17:50 - Jasmiyah and Tasmiyah Whitehead
19:18 - Seth Stephen Privacky
The boy in the intro wasn’t a killer he actually was going against his mom in court because he witnessed his mom drowning and killing his little sister
Thanks
thanks
Ah, so it's just manipulation to draw you in
Seems incredibly unethical to include that clip without context then.
Whats the case called?
this is what is wrong with our judicial system. YOu get 3 life sentences plus 7 years, but eliable for parole in 30 years???
For real! All that tells me is that there's gonna be some murderous, psychopathic 50 year olds possibly back in society.
thank the liberals
and they laughed at China.
in China, criminals are forced to pay back with their organs. I think that's fair.
If you take one's life. Now you are compensating by voluntarily give your organ to safe another one.
To be real - do you really think after even 20y in prison would he even bother to manage his behaviour inside prison just to go out, to the freedom, even tho he's almost sure to be homeless and absolutely inable to live outside the prison
@@user-qh4dn8ke6x The sentences run concurrently so he's serving three sentences at the same time. That's why he's eligible for parole after 30 years. You need to serve at least 2/3rd of your sentence before you can be eligible for parole. "Life" is on average 70 years plus the 7 makes 30ish years. And "eligible for parole" doesn't mean "will definitely be paroled". In all likelihood, he will die in prison. Everyone thinks the system is broken until they hammer is about to fall on them.
for those who don't know, something interesting about the fucci case is that when she had the jar of stones for each of the stab wounds, she pulled the stones out of a bag and dropped them in the jar one by one. the court had to sit in silence for over a hundred clinks that let the horrendousness of the stabbing sink in. i just thought that was interesting.
What a fucking waste of time
@@AryanSharma-nv8nx ong brolike at that point im leaving
super cringe
@@CastleeSays the dude with an anime profile like who do you think you are 😭😭😭 you're just an edgy 12 year old lmfao
@@Castlee you are one those weird ass kids who would kill your family for a girl. beta male at its finest.
I’m confused by the title and “alleged” content of this video. The crimes are horrific, but most of these kids did NOT display any type of reaction to their sentences. Why not just skip the click bait title and call a spade a spade? Maybe “Horrific Crimes Committed By Children”?
I thought it was just me
“You won’t believe the SHOCKING reaction..”
Child didn’t show emotion.
Child cries.
No visible reaction.
What an awful video.
@@LordNimonYT "nothing compared to the horrific acts done by..."
why tf do they even get the chance to be eligible for parole?! fucking sick
because they're kids and I would hope you would want to hope for rehabilitation ?? Not all people can do or be better, but some can. It's a 0% chance if you never let them try. Your ego is a prob
@@AML147They're killers. They don't even deserve to live, let alone being eligible for parole.
I live in Greece. Here the maximum sentence is 25 years whatever crime you do, even if you get multiple life sentences, it is still 25 years maximum. But if you work and have good behaviour this drops to 1/5 of the sentence. Also there is not death sentence. There is no justice at all.
Agreed. Bury these monsters under the jail, its sickening they'll be realeased to kill more people when they're older because some dumbass people feel sorry for them due to their age. Monsters are monsters no matter the age.
@@AML147O.k. let's compare crime in the U.S. verse the crime rate in Russia. Kill someone in Russia and you're found guilty your killed on the spot. U.S. life sentence, but they get out in half the term they were sentenced for and guess what ?? They do it again !! Locked up again. Lol.. That's why crime is so high in the U.S. it's a joke to criminals when they get locked up. They know they will be out of prison. Rarely you're in prison for life, total B.S. They release hundreds every year across the U.S.
I went to highschool with Jacob Morgan and my older brother was actually friends with him and to this day it disgusts me how his parents treated him. He had the mind and mannerisms of a child, he rode the short bus to school, he was in the special needs classes in B building, he went by monkey bc he liked acting like one, I could go on and on explaining his childlike mental state but I won't. My point is his parents forced him to watch his baby brother everyday KNOWING all that was wrong with him, KNOWING that he was obsessed with pyrotechnics, KNOWING that he was unfit to watch a child let alone a baby and then when the inevitable happened they swept the rug from underneath him and claimed he had no mental health problems. I think about him and this case often, he didn't deserve any of this
Sad story, the parents fault at first. I hope Their conscience will hit them hard and they should be blamed!
no u weren't
😔😔😔💔
So I went to MSD the parkland Florida hs that was shot up. My buddy was killed in that shooting. And it drives me nuts that the parents who clearly have to know somethings not ok with the kid have and take 0 responsibility for what happened! If a minor does something this aggressive or crazy I feel the parents should also be liable in most situations!
@@sayithowitis3172I hope you’re okay :(
Just a note, but the video at the start isn't actually of a seven year old being sentenced to jail. It's actually him testifying against his mother. Here's the context.
The boy you saw was A.J Hutto, brother of Adrianna Hutto, and son of Amanda E. Lewis. One day, Amanda drowned Adrianna, and subsequently killed her, and when it was found out she lied, A.J had to testify against her, due to him actually witnessing Adrianna's death. Thanks to his statement (which, had changed multiple times during the investigation), Amanda is now spending her life in jail.
I was coming here to say the same thing! That was super misleading. That boy was a witness and a victim to who-knows-what abuse. It is really gross that this page is using him for clickbait
Thank you for explaining this.
@@lavenderwitch3864 thanks, glad I didn't waste my time watching this video
Poor little guy! I wish I could shield kids from all the horror in the world.
@@nikkigreer137know it’s so sad I feel bad for the little dude 😢
"She's not my granddaughter"
THANK YOU. It's so rare to see, but when a family member is a murderer you DISOWN THEM.
Generally
Oh really,what if it was done to protect themselves?
@@dogacanalsancak2168that is why the OP said MURDER. Murder is a very specific term.
@@dogacanalsancak2168There are obviously exceptions, but for the most part “murderer” is murder in cold blood, no remorse and intentional
Finally, some people with some actual morals and a backbone to stand behind them! It's sickening to see family members support a murderer simply because they're related. Of course, people like @dogacanalsancak2168 can't fathom the idea of having such standards 🙄 Total abandonment is the only acceptable action when someone you know is convicted of (or admits to) cold-blooded murder.
“Unleashed madness in the courtroom” literally says im sorry
I love how the parents always say their kids are good lol
because kids hide their horrible side from their parents. Just like how kids sneak out their window at night, go party, do drugs and make it back home, but their parent think "they'll never do anything like that"
Jason Morgan’s parents needed in trouble too,they knew he was obsessed with fire,but still allowed him access to lighters/matches.
Life should mean "you stay in prison until you die." If you're eligible for parole in 22 years, your sentence is 22 years. Sentencing people to life is totally pointless.
18 year olds are not kids. They are adults.
on paper.
But they aren't adults either ? Thing is at 18 you should know better but reminder frontal lobe not developed fully till 25
@@cherylsingh2942 these days most people are kids till they’re 30. Not even joking.
Agreed. Just curious. Why are they claimed adults if teen is still added. These kids should be cald eightdults and not eighteen.
@@darkwordscape5 I felt old when I turned twenteen but felt young again at adurthy. 🥲
3:09 the fact that they censored sex but not murder tells a lot about society
Wow So deep
That's typical puritan morality for you
@@yojomma685 are u afraid of sex, friend? That's the only explanation I can think of
@@astropgn idk why you asked that. It no way corresponds to me making fun of how fake deep you’re trying to be lol
@@yojomma685 "trying to be deep" is an assumption of value that you made of me and you are confused why I made an assumption of value of you? Priceless. I didn't "tried to be deep", I simply made a comment. You came all high in your special horse to criticize my comment. So since you had your liberty to make your comment, accept mine that says that you are a prude that prefers to see people die than to see people have sex
Bro used her credit cart to buy cinema tickets, we know damn well you was gonna get caught in 3 seconds bro, what a bozo.
What’s a bozo even? I hear people say it every day in any situation. Does it even have meaning?
@@ProjectDeltaplayerit’s another way of calling someone stupid or an idiot
Our justice system is so broken!!! He kills his family and has a possibility of parole? This is why the world is the way it is! LIFE SHOULD BE LIFE!!!!
liberals
The land of second chances . . .
@user-jh1rl4yo2d u do realize that most of these cases were in fla, right? Tell me again how red state laws are liberals fault. 🙄
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I think they eliminated the life WITHOUT parole and changed it to life WITH parole for minors. Yeah think 13+ isn't exactly a little kid anymore. That's a teen and therefore they're no longer in the childhood stage but adolescence.
Killers come in all shapes and sizes
it's weird that parents defend their kids when it's obvious that it was an act of evil. "my kid would never do this" well, they just did.
Bit like those with dangerous dogs - "'es a good dog, 'e is -' ed never bite anyone"!
Actually it is parent role to defend child. This is the last person u should count on.
not weird
From many perspectives, my own included, Fuck the rest of the world i only care about my family, rest of the world just wants to take my money and shame me for not being like them.
People are not detached rational agents. They usually react to their emotions rather than the facts of the case. If your child is a murderer, that's a harrowing fact to live with, so most people in that situation will desperately try to convince themselves that the reality can't be true so they don't need to experience those emotions. You can't ignore reality forever and remain sane, though, so most people eventually snap out of it. But trails usually happen too soon for you to see them come around
@@lesreed9269 Yeah Some Dogs Have Killed people too and that's not good either
Three life sentences, eligible for parole in 30 years. WHAT?
I feel horribly for Jacob. Poor kid. I don't have much experience with autism but I feel like he didn't really understand what was going to happen once he set that fire. I hope he gets out one day and is able to have some kind of happiness. I usually never have sympathy for criminals, but he looks so confused and terrified I wonder if he really understands what's happening.
He didn’t know what would happen but he knew to save himself ….. odd
@@catdaddy2287wel he better safe his own life in prison 😏
OMG😮 USA IS DANGEROUS WITH GREECE IF POLICE STOPS YOU WITH WEAPIN IS 7 MONTHS PRISON AND FORGET THE GUN
i dont, he knew what he was doing. He was seventeen, even if he didint he still killed two people. And he deserves justice.
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I wholeheartedly believe that Morgan did not in any way mean to kill his 18 month old brother whatsoever. Not all mentally ill people know the gravity of what they do. He even tried to save his brother but his neighbors were holding him back. Meaning that he attempted to put his own life on the line in order to save his brother. Therefore it was not intentional but some situations are just unavoidable and it's really sad.
I wholeheartedly do not🤣❣ He had the time of his life❤❤❤❤❤
@@rogerdk4800 If he wasn't a caring person he wouldn't have always been going on about world peace which I'll bet is something that you're against.
His Father framed him
@@SMCwasTaken 😨
Why wasn't he sent to a hospital? A hospital that would be equipped with the staff to handle someone with mental impairments? It was horrible, but people that are autistic think very differently. It is a defect in their mind. I don't say that to degrade, just to show humanity.
As awful as this was.... for first time of seeing thousands of apologies. I felt a sliver of just a little honesty
Wait in which one
How can one go to the cinema after murdering someone, that's just crazy!
ask lee harvey oswald
@@beardalaxy 💀😂😂
Got to do something
That Philip Chism wasn't so mentally ill that he didn't know right from wrong btw, that was just a story his defence used. He was a sexually motivated murderer who likely would've become a serial killer without being jailed, a real piece of shit. He found his teacher attractive so he r*ped and murdered her. That kind of person never changes
Because people are sick
25 years for murder? those victims lives are gone and family lives destroyed, why should the sentence be that of 25 years!
Accountability is this generation's Hell.
Now I’m scared to have a family in the future
I feel sorry for Jacob Morgan. An autistic person with two police officers. Unrecorded. Oh yeah. That's a safe conviction. /sarcasm. I hope he gets an appeal.
Well it thanks to his stupidity he got his brother killed and now he suffering in jail man some people lives are worst than others despite they are stupid or intelligent still I feel bad for him man
He was obviously a high-functioning Autistic and therefore knew what he was doing. Autism doesn't excuse acts of heinous murder.
He was released last year for serving half of the prison sentence poor lad hopefully he gets the help he deserves and needs xxxxxx
Why should he get an appeal? He has autism, but obviously high functioning. He knew what he was doing.
@@stephaniejones5336 He doesn't deserve anything. An innocent person is dead because of him. He was lucky he got released so early.
On the first one...... at 15 you know what youre doing for sure, if you commit a mass shooting at that age, you deserve to be charged as an adult.......
You don’t your brain is developing🤓
@GameBusterYT true but it's developed enough to know better.... he's 15 not 5
@@SilverWolfGaming0527 no, it isn’t
6:42 He deserved far worse than what he got, but I do have to point this out, given what I do know about how this works. Lawyers advise and coach their clients to show no emotion during the trial. Think of it as a poker face because that is what it is. If you show emotion and react to some things, the jury is likely to take notice and use that against you. If they don’t see it, and the prosecutor does, you are dead meat. It doesn’t matter if you are innocent. They will make an honest reaction to being falsely accused of horrible things appear to be damning against you. If the jury sees or finds out, it can easily be used against you. That is why lawyers coach their clients to show nothing.
Not many know about this. So, it’s just a bit of information over how things work in the courts for those of you who don’t know the details. Not an attack against y’all. Have a good day.😁👍🏼
How can emotions be used against them, if he looks innocent and shows shocked at the sentence isn't it helpful for them to trick the jury, at the least to side with them
@@nagahumanbeingzooofparticl8836 There are different ways a jury & a judge can react and interpret to the defendant showing emotion. Appearing shocked, angry, sad, happy, or anything of the sort can be construed in a negative way. Prosecutors know this and will take advantage of anything you give them. Sure, showing emotion has the possibility of helping you, but the risk is too high. A lot of defense attorneys don’t bother defending their clients like they should, so they try getting through the trial with as little trouble as possible. Them doing this leaves the door open for prosecutors to walk all over the defendant. They also try making their clients plead guilty no matter if their client is innocent. The system is overwhelmed, so the attorneys and judges typically just try pushing people through so they can move onto other cases. Sometimes, prosecutors are adamant about litigating the case because the defendant deserves no mercy, or they perceive it to be that way. Once in a long while, the prosecution is only trying to pin the blame for something on someone, so any sign which could be reasonably construed as proof of your guilt is bad. If you are convicted, then showing emotion might be alright, but it may be cause bad results when sentencing comes around. After decisions and sentencing is when I have normally seen well coached defendants show emotions. Keep in mind that I am not a lawyer. I’m going off of what I have learned in law and law enforcement classes with a teacher who was a cop, and from watching multiple trials. Some of those trials, I watched live. I remember watching the Amber Guyger trial in class.
There are exceptions to the unwritten rule, but I haven’t seen many of those cases. The only one I can recall is Amber v Johnny which is a good example of an exception to the don’t show emotion rule. In my opinion, highly publicized cases which involve prominent people are more likely to be exceptions. I may be wrong though about some things, so take it with a grain of salt. I always encourage people to do their own research so we all don’t get duped as easily as the media and government (both right and left), want us to be. You have a good day my dude, and I hope you have a good thanksgiving next week.😁👍🏼
😅😅 how tf can you get 3 life sentences and be eligible for parole at 30yrs this system fucked!
wait until someone gets 10 life sentances and parole after 25 yrs...
The first one wasn’t a reaction to a life sentence. He was a witness. Why lie
all of these are teens not kids
NOW THE AUTISTIC CHILD BEING HELD AT ALL IN JAIL WAS HORRIBLE TREATMENT OF A MENTALLY CHALLENGED CHILD!!!! I PRAY HE WAS SENT TO A MEDICAL FACILITY THAT GOT HIS MEDICATIONS CORRECTED, AND REHABILITATION!!!!😢😢😢😢😢
He isn't mentally challenged. How insensitive. Autism isn't a disability. Also, he was high functioning enough to know what he was doing was wrong, which is why he ran away. He killed somebody and should do prison time. Too many people like you infantalize people with autism and it's not doing any favours for autistic people. I hope you prayed for the victim too, not just the murderer.
the worst part is when you believe they’re actually sorry for it. jacob didn’t know that kid was in there.
He knew everything he was doing
Did he tell you that he knew what he was doing? If he did not, then you are just guessing.@@lennydetloff1031
@@lennydetloff1031he was framed by his dad
The opening clip with the 7-year old little boy is because his mom is in jail... You have committed an act of misinformation before the 10-second mark
Yeah, do you know what the case was? I have seen him quite a bit in other videos but could never find anything.
@@EricWhiteTheGamer ruclips.net/video/J55d73OiMKs/видео.html
I did a reverse image search. Looks like the kid’s name is A.J. Hutto.
The thing that bugs me is that if a kid that young is gonna do such horrible things like that. Then it must be a mental issue. Or maybe even psychosis. Like, let's be so frill right now.
Not exactly
When kids are raised to be one way and expected to be another is what bugs me. Boys are raised to suck it up and be a man. Can’t cry, can’t talk about it. It’s dismissive, and doesn’t foster empathy, problem solving skills, nor self esteem. The only tools for resolve left is with fists, knives, and guns. Then everyone is shocked how they never saw it coming. Why would they when they’ve been taught to suck it up with a smile. After all, the more manly the son, the more proud the parents. That’s what bugs me.
Uh no, no it's not
Premeditated murder isn't psychosis.
Age have nothing to do with good or evil. Some people are born evil and some people are born good. There are innocent kids and evil kids, There are innocent grown ups and evil grown ups. It depends on how your DNA is written. Also good and bad humens are naturally enemys to each other, That's why there's conflict.
There is absolutely NO WAY I typed “baby jail meme” in the search bar and this is the 3rd result 💀💀💀😭
It's crazy that someone can murder 5 people and can get out on parole.
I'm not sure you understand what "life sentences" or "reacting" means...
Moral of the story, parents should have a close and friendly relations with their kids
Chism should never be up for parole . He should have life without the possibility of parole .
Eligible for parole and you killed your whole family ? That judge should get a life sentence for that stupidity
LOL
Expecting murderers to care after they've killed someone is just as crazy as killing someone.
I understand you point but I do not respect it.
He has good moral character..... she's got to be kidding me!!!!! He's NOT Sorry Nor are Any of his "Friends"!!!
They are sorry if they were they would have never did what they did. This makes me so mad. May god bless the family that lost a love one, may god be with them always.
I don't think I have to speak up as someone with autism myself that committing a crime no matter if you have autism or not, regardless of your mental capabilities, you committed a crime.
how the FUCK is that 1st one eligible for parole after 30 years?! like wtf? he killed 5 people who were his IMMEDIATE FAMILY (3 of them being young children) -- wtf is to stop him from killing literally anyone else?!
It's pointless to say that someone is serving a life sentence if they will be eligible for parole or early release. I cannot understand why we have life sentences if they don't actually have to spend their entire life behind bars.
Wouldn't it make sense to offer the offenders a quick death as well? I don't see a problem with offering violent offenders the option to end their lives. It would help with over crowding.
Eligible doesn't mean guaranteed
how sick is this.. who can even imagine shooting a kid. but your own blood and flesh ?? this is sickness and really really sad :(
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The second one with the father being killed I saw a scary animation of it
I look at this playlist and I think it's so sad and so unbelievable that these guys are able to do this.
12:17 I have huge problem with how this was phrased as if him drinking or doing drugs under supervision would’ve been any better or different ?
My problems seem insignificant now. Because this video is insane.
I have grandchildren with Autism, depending on the severity of the disorder, some are verbal, some are not, non the less they are not capable of reacting to such situations and understanding.
Since when is the word pedophile somehow obscene????
It's not, but it could be triggering to any viewer that is a victim of a paedophile, so it's censored.
Shuld get death penalty.
Different states have different laws
“Nehamiah 😂”
I havent started to watch the video... but a life sentence to a little kid is legit a crime against humanity
I can’t imagine being the parent on either side of these acts. Like I’m sure some of these parents of the murderers didn’t give a fuck how their kid grew up, probably let them run the streets, party whenever, never taught respect or morals and never had any consequences.
But I have no doubt that there’s parents who really tried, putting in every ounce of everything they had to be a good parent and to raise a good and happy kid with potential and opportunities, as most parents do. Then having to live the rest of your life knowing the kid you tried so hard to raise properly intentionally took a life away from another family and forever destroyed the lives of everyone who loved them. Id honestly probably just off myself and hope it brought some closure to someone.
bruh the first clip isnt even him getting sentenced
Murder is murder no matter the age
Of course they wish they wish they could take it back , but no . Reality always sets in .
why family ??u should be the one protecting them it's heartbroken mn😪 she carry u for 9months even could take ur life if she wanted but she didn't🤧these kids are crazy
If you take someone's life you shouldn't have a right to yours anymore
Calling BS. 7 year old is clickbait, and most of these aren't life sentences.
Family members of victims should have the right to get 10 minutes with the murderer, in a locked room.
oh yes, let's go back in the fucking jungle. Oclocratic dumpster.
People with autism have a hard time thinking through their actions. A lot of what they do and how they react to things is based of feelings in that moment, most times they aren’t thinking long term. They have trouble communicating, processing emotions and things going on around them. This being said, that boy deserves an appeal. Obviously what he did was severe but I could tell just by the way he reacted he will not do well in jail, someone like that at least deserves a chance to be rehabilitated or even put under special care to help his emotions. It’s hard to see people that have no understanding of how these peoples minds work try this boy as any other person and it’s just unfair. Rest in peace to the little boy
You don't know much about high-functioning Autism do you? They are highly intelligent individuals not mentally ill. They know exactly what they are doing and know right from wrong. His crocodile tears don't work on me.
Bless you for your compassion.
@@holzman00 Compassion for autistic people is fine. Expecting them to get away with crimes because they are autistic isn't compassionate to the victims. And if his autism makes him dangerous to society, all the more reason he shouldn't be released.
As someone with autism: please don't appoint certain traits to all autistic people as if they're all the same. It really frustrates me, it's like you're saying every autistic person is capable of murdering someone and do so without any remorse.
For me it's quite the opposite. I think TOO MUCH about every movement i make: is the thing i do hurtful to others, will i offend people, will people think i'm weird, is this socially acceptable? Even with very trivial things like just going outside, crossing the street, doing groceries. This is extremely tiring for me, but my brain cannot stop doing this every second of the day.
As an autistic person let me say this, autistic people can think of consequences later while doing something bad, autism should nit be an excuse, i do not think he deserves a second chance.
Some of these kids are simply left to their own devices growing up, with little or no input from the parents. Still NO excuses for what they did, life in jail or death penalty.
I'm Gen X, the original latchkey kids. We pretty much raised ourselves and most of us grew up just fine. The whole had to raise himself defense doesn't work here.
There should not be a death penalty at all period they need to get rid of the death penalty.
@@Blazewoman84youre born in 84? You’re a millennial which explains why you’re such a dumb pos.
@@JamesMcCoy-jy5urwhy is that
@@I_mie.diri. because there should be no desire to kill unless it's actively self defense. tells us what kind of person you are if you want the death penalty. If there were no laws/rules, I'd be afraid of you (I'm assuming you agree with the death penalty anyway based on your questioning)
I knew someone who knew Tristan, heartbreaking. I hope that man rots in jail.
Any parents who would defend the criminal children should be sentenced to prison for life
That’s stupid, 😂😂😂😂
I’m sorry man, but the fact that you think defending a bad guy is literally the equivalent of rape and murder-
You do realize there’s a story which a criminal got off scott free because some idiot in the jury kept budging to give them a ridiculously harsh sentence in relation to the crime and the authorities had no choice but to let them go
The reason for irrational sentencing is always one reason..people don't want to lose their jobs. The judicial system could easily stop most crime but then there'd be no need for most judges, lawyers, police, secretaries, paralegals..the list goes on. They do not care about the health of society.
I doubt it.
With people always screaming that it's the police fault 90% of the time when it isn't.
And when crimes happen, not everyone comes forth about it. Out of fear of being marked
The judicial system can be better, but it's also the criminals fault for doing and evading the crime, gaining sympathy or good lawyers
Anyone who feels sorry for a murderer is sick. Should feel sorry for their victim who did nothing wrong
the world isn't black and white, and if you think it is then I question your intelligence
That mother and father are in denial that their kid is a monster
That their autistic son accidentally killed his brother makes him a monster? My god you’re human garbage
4:45 Imagine getting disowned by your own grandmother
Where the 7 year old? Why include that if he's not on here.
Right I was confused
I honestly think with Morgan, it was one of his parents.
His Father framed him
“Ne-hay-mee-uh” 😂😂😂😂😂
If life was taken the punishment should be death penalty!.
8:07-8:11 The dad!😮 I'm sorry, if this was what he grew up with, how should we expect him to be a decent person. His dad looks like the " The Undertaker!"
I know they did horrendous crimes, but I got to play devils advocate here. I’m always dumbfounded when kids get tried as adults like what is the point of having laws separating the two when giving a sentence and not following them? It kind of makes the judicial system look more like a joke in this country than it already does imo.
I’m assuming it’s similar in the US but in a lot of countries there’s three levels- Ages where you are not criminally responsible for anything you do- Ages where you are not criminally responsible unless a guilty mind was proven (Premeditated murders, etc) and Ages of full criminal responsibility. Since the ages vary state by state in the US there really wouldn’t be a direct age for it but they likely follow a set of rules similar to that.
There are a lot of kids who are tried as kids, you just see the people who are tried more as adults because people who are tried as adults are people who do more severe crimes like felonies instead of misdemeanors
Bro pulled out the french accent when he spoke that one dudes name
Did anyone else miss the actual REACTIONS to life sentences? I mean all I saw was the horrible crimes they did. In fact the only actual reaction was Jacob who killed his brother. And honestly I think that is a perfect example of when mental health is the better sentence. He obviously is a pyromaniac and he needs to get treatment. So his sentence should be served in a mental health institue. Not saying it should be lessened. But if he is autistic, a prison sentence will only cause more harm and make him more likely to be a repeat offender.
As horrible as these cases are, your title and narration is misleading. There is no reaction from these kids about their sentences
That teenager looked like my french teacher 😅😅😅
This is so disturbing.
I almost feel bad for Nehemiah. Id be mad too if I looked like that
like g-d wanted to make him cute but then was “nah”
For those wondering why they “didn’t get life sentences” when they did, a 25 year sentence is a life sentence.
What the hell are you talking about?
@@soulationI don’t know but I want what ever they are on.
25 years is considerably a huge chunk of your life. Witch for a 13-15 year old makes you about 40 after getting pout witch is practically your whole life. But still is technically not a life sentence
1:31 that aint right,this should definitely be 5 counts of murder,not 2 counts of murders and 3 counts of child abuse resulting in death
I will sound cruel and Inhumane but i am just going to say it... I always felt that how you hurt someone you need the same thing done to you.. example you shoot and kill someone, same thing needs to happen to them, an Eye for an Eye, or "Treat others as you would expect to be treated"I am kind of tired of hearing "Mental Issues" being the cause for this unexeptable behavior
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You could have been one of them. We don't choose our brain, or childhood. Have some compassion FCS
@@RobinBornemankilling should never be an option tho💀 you condone this? Just because you have a mental illness doesnt mean you dont have a conscience. I have no compassion for these people. They all knew what they were doing
@@RobinBornemanthen I should be put down “ it could be you whos is a evil murderer” is a such a stupid statement i hope you arent making your caregivers work overtime. “What if this pos was YOUR *insert here*” is moron thinking
Jacob was framed by his father
Sentencing a child to life in prison? What the hell have we come to as a society
well before saying anything look at the crime they have done and there is no small nor big in justice.
You think murder is acceptable?
@@conner_H-TOWN I am the commenter's son and I'll be defending him on his behalf.
While murder is Unacceptable sending a child to prison is unjust.
Children are young and impressionable. Putting them in a prison would warp their sense of what's right or wrong and while prison is supposed to change and rehabilitate it would be different for the child.
Their morals or humanity will deteriorate.
Thanks for attending my Ted talk -William
@@tele8988 While that may be true you have to take into consideration the age and maturity of the children that are being sentenced.
Some did stupid things and others are down right sadistic.
It's very easy for children to change.
While it's hard for adults to change.
Life in prison gives them no time to change as a person.
Once a person is deemed as a murderer they can never escape the lable.
They are ruined.
Society will never let them change even though that is the true purpose of prison.
@@user-uy5ml4gq8s you are correct brother but court will give them chance if they are doing well in jail and improving themself and children have different jail than adult. and if a mistake is done it can never be undone so ya justice should be done.
The grandma say she’s not my granddaughter was just like:😶😶😶😶😶😶😶😶😶😶
That mother saying her monster son is of good moral character. Definitely a devil
No way that first one is 15. That's a grown ass man right there...
People that can murder are bad enough as sometimes there are circumstances we do not know , like sexual abuse by a relative, etc, but those that can dismember a body, should never see the light of day as that mind is more than disturbing which you cannot repair. I believe anyone can kill if someone is trying to kill you and you are fighting back for your life. Other than being in that situation which would need to be severe, could never kill someone. War is different.
Someone who has good and moral conduct, does not murder a person.
Capital punishment should be used in cases of murder.
Privacky story was insane. I was prescribed wellbutron xl 500 mg and after 3 days I had all the side effects. Manic episodes paranoia aggression. It's a fucked up drug and i wouldn't doubt it caused him to act out the horrible thoughts he was having. what he did was totally fucked up
That’s not how shit works man. Everyone reacts differently to different types of drugs, how could you be sure that was the cause?
These parents that saays oh my child is a good person, should go to jail with them, also I don't think any of these evil little demons should not be up for porole until the age of 60. I don't really want to hear they're just kids,BS kids don't kill.
Hate to break it to you, but we are not seeing "kids reactions to life sentences" at all... 🙄 we are hearing and seeing small clips about their crimes.
You don't have to click bait these titles.
So, how is it a life sentence if they’re eventually paroled?