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    From frightening outbursts to furious judges, “Court Cam” gives viewers an in-depth examination of some of the most stunning and emotional courtroom moments caught on camera. Hosted by Dan Abrams, each episode includes interviews with judges, witnesses, and victims who give a first-hand account of what really happened during these intense courtroom moments. This comprehensive look at how the action unfolds allows viewers to sit in the courtroom as they witness crazy courtroom moments from the most high-profile trials to minor court proceedings.
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  • @AETV
    @AETV  3 года назад +5755

    Stay up to date on all of A&E's premieres at aetv.com/schedule.

    • @imdilyn
      @imdilyn 3 года назад +145

      how the heck did they comment this 4 days ago but the video was uploaded a minute ago 🤔

    • @HeavenMonae.
      @HeavenMonae. 3 года назад +57

      @@imdilyn I think that because it been upload for the people that paid to have early access. 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @CricketsWorldJC
      @CricketsWorldJC 3 года назад +29

      @@imdilyn it's because they upload a majority of the same clips over and over

    • @stinkyman7794
      @stinkyman7794 3 года назад +28

      intense

    • @reflexors1964
      @reflexors1964 3 года назад +9

      Shut up

  • @taylorsailorrobinson4744
    @taylorsailorrobinson4744 3 года назад +91847

    You know everyone wishes that dad could have gotten to that man.

    • @ellenshazel3764
      @ellenshazel3764 3 года назад +4945

      So badly it hurt

    • @georgealicea2978
      @georgealicea2978 3 года назад +3888

      Yes they should have given him 1 minute with Madison. I bet he'd rip out his neck with his bear hands

    • @JF-ev7xg
      @JF-ev7xg 3 года назад +4198

      I was genuinely upset when all those cops got in his way ngl

    • @lucasvillanueva1541
      @lucasvillanueva1541 3 года назад +652

      > who’s surviving 2020?

    • @b_v1
      @b_v1 3 года назад +3313

      He smiled as well...they should’ve pretended they had a delayed reaction at the very least so he could’ve gotten a few punches in

  • @1rage17
    @1rage17 3 года назад +48529

    Dude this heavyweight dad just flew like 6 feet in the air to attack his daughters killer. What a beast. Thank god he wasnt charged for it

    • @freaked-outcenk7990
      @freaked-outcenk7990 3 года назад +2019

      I apologize for sounding rude, but when the guy started flying, I felt that he needed a piece of the "I Believe I Can Fly" pop song as background music.

    • @tamerduman9186
      @tamerduman9186 3 года назад +1520

      @@freaked-outcenk7990 wouldn’t be funny

    • @mikalasimon5764
      @mikalasimon5764 3 года назад +2306

      I’m so glad he didn’t get charged because I would have done the EXACT same thing if that were my child. I clapped for that man when I saw him flying 😂👏🏻

    • @footballedits7252
      @footballedits7252 3 года назад +180

      When your mom says you you've got homework.
      Maddison is mom:

    • @m1keago367
      @m1keago367 3 года назад +257

      If I was his judge I would’ve started crying

  • @ash7r
    @ash7r Год назад +3402

    The judge that wrongfully sent that man to jail for 25 years without proper evidence, should face capital punishment. People's life isn't a game that you should enjoy to play with. That man's whole life is gone, for nothing.

    • @laloukaleonti6372
      @laloukaleonti6372 Год назад +10

      Ελληνική μεταφραση

    • @kaliyahradcliff
      @kaliyahradcliff Год назад +162

      and that wasn’t the first time. it was worse if you ever heard of the central park 5.

    • @gabormarkhardy7324
      @gabormarkhardy7324 Год назад +4

      Yepp....

    • @k.tinder8905
      @k.tinder8905 Год назад +99

      His whole life isn't gone. But I get what's being said here. I also believe that the lawyers and judges who have no proof yet sentence men and women to jail, then it's found out the sentence was wrong, SHOULD be held accountable for what they've done to another human beings innocent life.

    • @vincentwhetstone8658
      @vincentwhetstone8658 Год назад +43

      Yes. It's a shame that prosecutors and judges have immunity.

  • @joyajohnson2216
    @joyajohnson2216 8 месяцев назад +57

    The judge fighting the lawyer got me crying wtf 💀

    • @DaVinci740
      @DaVinci740 17 дней назад

      Yeah id feel real confident having those 2 deicide my future jesus

  • @kilcitykitty
    @kilcitykitty 3 года назад +6410

    The dad that tried hitting his daughters killer, sadly passed away. That is a true MAN and FATHER.. so sad he died with a broken heart :(

    • @JustRen_owo
      @JustRen_owo 3 года назад +184

      Yes.. Its sad ...rip

    • @Jimbo-zg9fg
      @Jimbo-zg9fg 3 года назад +174

      May God Jesus from the orthodox Christian Church rest his and his daughters soul in peace!

    • @shadows4419
      @shadows4419 3 года назад +350

      May he rest in peace and may he be with his beloved daughter.

    • @drewmarini1
      @drewmarini1 3 года назад +103

      Not a lot of real men like that left.🙏🏼

    • @raymondaugust8754
      @raymondaugust8754 3 года назад +43

      What happened to him?

  • @deliberatelyaverage
    @deliberatelyaverage 2 года назад +6651

    I imagine being a lawyer who gets a good person out of a false charge, must be one of the best feelings in the world.

    • @nickmagee-brown739
      @nickmagee-brown739 2 года назад +5

      What are you talking about. Are you a leftie?

    • @cheeseandmilk
      @cheeseandmilk 2 года назад +41

      Lawyers have no feelings

    • @deliberatelyaverage
      @deliberatelyaverage 2 года назад +215

      @@nickmagee-brown739 what are you talking about, a leftie?

    • @melissasw64
      @melissasw64 2 года назад +48

      But if it an innocent person and a lawyer helped him, that would be great. If a lawyer lied and helped keep a dangerous criminal on the streets to hurt someone else, I would send both the criminal AND the lawyer to the electric chair.

    • @mikes-bmedic5484
      @mikes-bmedic5484 2 года назад +1

      A

  • @vincentwhetstone8658
    @vincentwhetstone8658 Год назад +1590

    Those idiots clapped for that judge although he openly and bluntly attempts to violate the defendants rights.

    • @jamesholcombe675
      @jamesholcombe675 Год назад +261

      Because most Americans clap for who has the higher status not who's right 😔

    • @MCbusiness2
      @MCbusiness2 Год назад +220

      Yeah that was so embarrassing for them. Just a bunch of sheep. It was incredibly satisfying to hear he had his license revoked.

    • @smylyface
      @smylyface Год назад +53

      They cut out the majority of what happened. They were clapping because that lawyer didn't return to the courtroom. It's like when you are trapped on a plane with a person who is screaming and cussing at the flight attendants. Regardless of what caused it, everyone wants the screaming jerk removed from the plane.

    • @Ky-xm7tc
      @Ky-xm7tc Год назад +52

      Exactly, regardless of the Defendant that was extremely unprofessional from the Judge & should have lost his job just from that. Imagine being prosecuted for a crime you didn’t do and had him as a judge, you’d be distraught.

    • @BeHonorable244
      @BeHonorable244 Год назад +6

      Guys come on its Florida...Only real men would understand this...Any real men in the building?🤣🤣🤣🤣 We've gat some softies up in this b*** Sometimes that's what it takes to settle some disputes amongst men, don't expect women to get it. Respect is forced not asked or given. But I wouldn't expect beta's to understand either. Emotional with the feminist movement. That judge is a straight up OG. Mad respect I salute you. And to the Attorney mad respect too, you didn't chicken out. Salute to both of you, you handled things like real men should. BIG UP!!

  • @danNo_nin0
    @danNo_nin0 Год назад +208

    Only 3 years for killing someone under the influence? What a joke

    • @Skyk0409
      @Skyk0409 Год назад +20

      I know dude I literally couldn’t believe it was only 3 years for killing someone

    • @reasull
      @reasull Год назад +12

      Three years is a long time. Also, the sentence was 3-15 years assuming that if she was on good behavior and did not seem she needed the extended years, she was let out. She is able to learn from what she did, we cannot treat every single person who has committed a crime like they’re incapable of learning. You cannot hold this woman to a serial killer, there is a reason for this sentencing. She took someones life, therefore her life was spent for three years in prison.

    • @brianmcawesome
      @brianmcawesome Год назад +12

      If that was a man we all know he wouldn't get 3 years.

    • @way2spooky4u50
      @way2spooky4u50 Год назад +4

      While I think the minimum time should have been more, if the Defendant didn't have any previous criminal convictions and Plead Guilty, State Law might strictly limit possible sentencing. She still got 12 years on Parole, and it wasn't Intentional Homicide, but I think she still should have gotten at least 10 years before Parole.

    • @anonymousperson3023
      @anonymousperson3023 Год назад +4

      ​@Way2Spooky4U I don't think you truly understand how long 10 years are. There's a famous saying and it goes something like this: "One number is a tragedy but a thousand is just a statistic/number." You're falling into the same trap here. You just see 10 years and think "oh. 10 years" without actually processing how long that is

  • @dimpleface2163
    @dimpleface2163 3 года назад +7785

    The first guy should get $1M for every year that he spent in jail. Half of his life is gone.

    • @rh4470
      @rh4470 3 года назад +269

      At least

    • @dajiajones2021
      @dajiajones2021 3 года назад +160

      I totally agree!!🤗

    • @IrenaDeacon
      @IrenaDeacon 3 года назад +433

      True .NOT only half of his life but BEST YEARS OF HIS LIFE. it's so sad😔😔😔😪

    • @lmaothiswaronlyeffectswhit8057
      @lmaothiswaronlyeffectswhit8057 3 года назад +115

      The least at this point the jail made way over that for 18 years remember jails are private companies funded by the government more prisoners more funding i think they get over 100k a year per prisoner...
      Why you think you can trade stocks on this stuff .

    • @vickiehaper4615
      @vickiehaper4615 3 года назад +9

      Hay and 10000 000 more on top by

  • @idontevenknowanymore111
    @idontevenknowanymore111 2 года назад +4886

    I’m glad that the dad who attacked his daughters killer wasn’t charged with anything.
    I don’t have a daughter but I can’t imagine just standing there without doing anything while the killer of someone I loved just sat there comfortably.

    • @ObingNNgpk
      @ObingNNgpk 2 года назад +127

      Plus laughing at him ...😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😠

    • @michaelknight5524
      @michaelknight5524 2 года назад +58

      That's good to know he wasn't charged.

    • @jamallabarge2665
      @jamallabarge2665 2 года назад +45

      I'm sorry that he didn't get one good shot in.
      I bet when he's older that he's going to look back on that day with some pride. "I got him just a little bit".

    • @tabarasaka7087
      @tabarasaka7087 2 года назад +3

      OK. You are a good man. But he was not sitting there COMFORTABLY.

    • @carolynm9638
      @carolynm9638 2 года назад +8

      What’s wrong with the people in court applauding the corrupt judge who wanted to fight the public defender?? Seriously?? I don’t think I’d want to appear before this nut who thinks he personally is the law.

  • @quitabeans
    @quitabeans Год назад +616

    8:20 “May I have some water please? I’ve got a lot more cussing to do!” 😂

    • @kkakameori
      @kkakameori Год назад +28

      but did he got any water though? lol

    • @emilyhopeful
      @emilyhopeful Год назад +23

      I was really surprised that he said "please", haha

    • @RxgeCYD
      @RxgeCYD Год назад +6

      im sorry but i was laughing so hard

    • @LionOfKingston
      @LionOfKingston Год назад +5

      I was about to comment

    • @itslizzieann
      @itslizzieann Год назад +1

      This though 😂😭

  • @KyokujiFGC
    @KyokujiFGC Год назад +249

    7:30 - That has to be the most patient judge I've ever seen, lol.

  • @GippyHappy
    @GippyHappy 3 года назад +16452

    4:32 Always a great idea to attack the judge when being accused of domestic violence. Really solidifies your innocence.

    • @sfr2107
      @sfr2107 3 года назад +519

      Air tight logic

    • @Caliburn_Summit
      @Caliburn_Summit 3 года назад +914

      Went from 10 days in prison to 10 years in prison real quick

    • @remedy3507
      @remedy3507 3 года назад +355

      It’s almost like a life hack for court

    • @GippyHappy
      @GippyHappy 3 года назад +259

      @@remedy3507 speedrun strats

    • @douglaslucas7612
      @douglaslucas7612 3 года назад +84

      10 mfing days or nights? Ida said fine and got some rest in jail.

  • @lukast02
    @lukast02 3 года назад +13760

    CAN we just appreciate the AIRTIME that dad got when he lunged at his DAUGHTERS KILLER?!!!😲

    • @TruthLayer
      @TruthLayer 3 года назад +466

      He reached out and tried to touch him for sure❗❗

    • @lanceperley3144
      @lanceperley3144 3 года назад +282

      Reminded me of Space Jam lol

    • @mrfoamposite
      @mrfoamposite 3 года назад +235

      I had to rewind that to see it again

    • @mrpatton70
      @mrpatton70 3 года назад +277

      Should've sentenced homeboy to a room with her daddy. Saved the good people of Cleveland tax money

    • @hoodie956
      @hoodie956 3 года назад +167

      Legend has it, he was Michael Jordan’s father!

  • @destinythomas5537
    @destinythomas5537 Год назад +189

    Booth breaking down made my eyes water. From how the judge speaks about him, you know she had higher hopes for him. It’s never too late to get your life together. I hope seeing his old friend inspired him to want better for himself.

    • @siiiiiuu7
      @siiiiiuu7 Год назад +8

      As touching as the moment is for us viewers watching from a distance, I'm sure all the folks he terrorized during his burglarizing and thievery wouldn't feel as hopeful.

    • @laurieb3703
      @laurieb3703 10 месяцев назад +11

      Apparently he has gotten off drugs and turned his life around since 🎉

  • @jmcsquared18
    @jmcsquared18 5 месяцев назад +32

    8:01 Funniest conversation ever. "I'd prefer not to, sir." I can't 😂

    • @MichaelKurse
      @MichaelKurse 12 дней назад +1

      You got the mouth for it.🤔😆😆😆

  • @georgegc1418
    @georgegc1418 3 года назад +7349

    The dad isn’t being dramatic, he is being as calm as possible considering he is looking into the same eyes that were looking at his dead girl. Poor man, I feel horrible for him.

    • @Podcastforthewin
      @Podcastforthewin 3 года назад +166

      I’m glad he did what he did. I feel so bad for him, and I don’t blame him at all

    • @Podcastforthewin
      @Podcastforthewin 3 года назад +112

      @Lokii I've seen the full footage, he totally does smile. Pos

    • @Podcastforthewin
      @Podcastforthewin 3 года назад +9

      @Jazzed 4it why is this something you needed to say in this particular comment?

    • @Podcastforthewin
      @Podcastforthewin 3 года назад +19

      @Jazzed 4it stop liking your own comments, its pathetic. Brother

    • @Podcastforthewin
      @Podcastforthewin 3 года назад +9

      @Jazzed 4it also, its obvious you're the troll.

  • @z.t.8950
    @z.t.8950 3 года назад +20069

    The second clip is missing the key part that triggered the father: the murderer was smirking at him. That would have triggered even the Pope.

    • @MrAxendersp
      @MrAxendersp 3 года назад +338

      Pope??🤣😂Pope is full of dope...

    • @stanleypressley2197
      @stanleypressley2197 3 года назад +1078

      I saw that; that'd be enough to set anybody off

    • @chikisnblacky
      @chikisnblacky 3 года назад +255

      All it takes is for an old lady to hold his hand too long to set the Pope off 😅😅

    • @samanthahughes7783
      @samanthahughes7783 3 года назад +624

      If I’d of been one of the cops moving to stop the father, I’d have been moving a lot slower......

    • @carolynodell9318
      @carolynodell9318 3 года назад +38

      Exactly I would did the same to him 😡😡😡

  • @josephbyrnside7051
    @josephbyrnside7051 Год назад +30

    The way the guard threw homegirl down after she jumped towards the judge...🤣🤣

  • @DriaGlaam
    @DriaGlaam 2 месяца назад +11

    "If I had a rock, I'll throw it at you right now"😂 the judge & the public defender throwing hands 😂

    • @DeannaGlover-sy7zz
      @DeannaGlover-sy7zz Месяц назад +1

      Something wrong with that judge though even if the lawyer was rude

  • @mahtinown-eel
    @mahtinown-eel 3 года назад +3693

    The serial killer smiled at the victims’ father, I would’ve dove for him too.

    • @Lite.offical565
      @Lite.offical565 3 года назад +9

      What time in the video was it

    • @brentoncrowell7750
      @brentoncrowell7750 3 года назад +14

      @@Lite.offical565 the second clip

    • @topo3773
      @topo3773 3 года назад +95

      The disrespect some people have for a human life is disgusting and I would have tried to go for him too.

    • @PaperBrainZombie
      @PaperBrainZombie 3 года назад +3

      @@Lite.offical565 3:47

    • @PaperBrainZombie
      @PaperBrainZombie 3 года назад +16

      POS, I hope he gets what's coming to him in prison

  • @TheHellensd
    @TheHellensd 2 года назад +1572

    5:32 "our personal life is none of your f*cking business"
    ma'am, you're literally being accused of domestic violence, your personal life is the whole point here

    • @leeccdoo
      @leeccdoo 2 года назад +25

      HAHA yeah seriously! *FACEPALM!*

    • @TGibby-qi7zq
      @TGibby-qi7zq 2 года назад +8

      Exactly!! Lol

    • @dmreddragon6
      @dmreddragon6 2 года назад +67

      I'd say she validated her violence. If this is how she acts towards a judge, in court, just imagine what he has endured.

    • @TheHellensd
      @TheHellensd 2 года назад +13

      @@dmreddragon6 I kind of thought the same thing, I feel bad for him... if she really is guilty, I hope he's doing better nowadays

    • @leeccdoo
      @leeccdoo 2 года назад +12

      @@dmreddragon6 Exactly. Men are almost always assumed to be the abusers in any domestic violence case... when in reality, it's totally the other way around half the time. I don't get it at all!

  • @samip3124
    @samip3124 Год назад +90

    There's saying in my country "It doesn't matter even if 10 culprits are released, but punishing an innocent is the biggest crime."

    • @doreen6659
      @doreen6659 Год назад +1

      Like my Son, who was wrongfully railroaded without trial/evidence for being almost murdered, the cops not doing anything to the one who did it, turned it on him, and after 12 years, with no help- Justice, he was murdered. :,(

    • @azrirathreesixty7371
      @azrirathreesixty7371 Год назад

      I tell you quite literally that is the opposite of what the US says. Obviously, each judge is an individual with their own place on the spectrum of optimism-cynicism and thoughts on punishment cs reform, but I watched a documentary where the attorney or judge, idr, said he would rather send innocent men to prison, than one guilty man go free.

  • @Creamin.
    @Creamin. 18 дней назад +5

    Imagine being in court and the judge beats up your lawyer 😂😭

  • @alexiasimoes3762
    @alexiasimoes3762 3 года назад +3863

    Oh that woman was DEFINITELY guilty of domestic abuse, the way she went for the judge was of pure rage

    • @annahgibbus8
      @annahgibbus8 3 года назад +134

      Took long enough for the cops to stop her. You could see that coming as she lunged at the judge & she's half over the judges stand before either of the cops move.

    • @ItsMeChrisB23
      @ItsMeChrisB23 3 года назад +31

      Regardless she was being spoken down to and patronised by the judge so I understand her anger towards her. Very unprofessional.

    • @annahgibbus8
      @annahgibbus8 3 года назад +136

      @@ItsMeChrisB23 I'm not one to defend judge's, but I didn't percive the judge talking down to her in the least.
      The defendant has some violent issues going on attempting to attack a judge, while on the stand at her own trial?
      That's cray cray.
      Wish it was judge Judy, that would of been really interesting 😁
      I'll bet judge Milian would of took her out herself ❤️😁👍

    • @mrcookie97
      @mrcookie97 3 года назад +52

      @@ItsMeChrisB23 Trigerred extremist feminist detected.

    • @beautyinj6426
      @beautyinj6426 3 года назад +46

      Definitely unstable; she needs help.

  • @dex.terous
    @dex.terous 2 года назад +12074

    Imagine trying to convince a court you're NOT a domestic abuser... by flying at the judge like a wild animal.

    • @dashgirlkid1035
      @dashgirlkid1035 2 года назад +648

      It truly is a tactic that works like no other.

    • @keonnewilliams9511
      @keonnewilliams9511 2 года назад +64

      👍😂

    • @SystemFreaKk13
      @SystemFreaKk13 2 года назад +77

      Thankfully I possess empathy so I'll never be in that scenario XD

    • @josephbrennan370
      @josephbrennan370 2 года назад +162

      @@SystemFreaKk13 But I always had dreams that I will end up in a court wrongfully accused and then be sentenced to life or something. Truly one of my worst fears.

    • @alicetheneko7529
      @alicetheneko7529 2 года назад +91

      Kudos to the judge for keeping her cool like that

  • @cartoonmaster2401
    @cartoonmaster2401 10 месяцев назад +42

    I genuinely teared up at the man sobbing in reuniting with a middle school classmate.
    That realization must've felt like a kick in the balls, or a fistful of reality to the face that he was a good kid, and was on the right track, but substances steered him away in the wrong direction into being faced with a school friend through one of the worst possible ways.

  • @Fallfox7089
    @Fallfox7089 Год назад +26

    I still cry watching that first clip. I'm so glad he was finally declared as innocent! 20+ years in prison for being innocent and he's not the only one who has suffered from something like this.

  • @CoolPandaTheMovieNerd
    @CoolPandaTheMovieNerd 3 года назад +35416

    People need to be held accountable for that man being wrongfully imprisoned for 20+ years.

    • @DannyAyyPlays
      @DannyAyyPlays 3 года назад +4138

      Exactly. No amount of money can bring back the years you lose.

    • @miikid19
      @miikid19 3 года назад +679

      @@DannyAyyPlays true it's so sad 😔

    • @shannaglynn3301
      @shannaglynn3301 3 года назад +310

      God is good

    • @GusFringsdecrepitVolvoV
      @GusFringsdecrepitVolvoV 3 года назад +2286

      @@shannaglynn3301 God is so good that he made him suffer for 25 years in prison, time he’ll never get back, his prime gone for nothing

    • @MS-ke9bp
      @MS-ke9bp 3 года назад +373

      @@shannaglynn3301 After 25 years.

  • @anji_tangirala
    @anji_tangirala 3 года назад +4309

    That superman father is my hero. My deep condolences for your daughter loss.

    • @jpepe-qg4qj
      @jpepe-qg4qj 3 года назад +95

      Can’t blame him . I have kids and if someone took them away and I prob would’ve done the same as he did in court

    • @yoru7852
      @yoru7852 3 года назад +51

      @@jpepe-qg4qj Everyone would tbh. Family is the most important thing on this planet.

    • @Dakingsnake
      @Dakingsnake 3 года назад +10

      Id hope to do more than miss a frog splash. Im sure he did too.

    • @DjVade9
      @DjVade9 3 года назад +6

      Nobody can blame him cuz Madison is da one who murked those people it’s so heartbreaking

    • @fluff4706
      @fluff4706 3 года назад +3

      Yea but you can make more you bot

  • @SingerGirl1985
    @SingerGirl1985 Год назад +18

    Broke my heart when he said “oh my goodness” and broke down

    • @joebriggs5781
      @joebriggs5781 6 дней назад

      From what I heard that had a better ending than most though, I believe that guy got out and the Judge met him when he did and he got a job and cleaned up his life

  • @NikeviaPlays
    @NikeviaPlays 4 месяца назад +13

    "I'd prefer not to, sir" that judge was funny as heck.

    • @notti2309
      @notti2309 24 дня назад

      he really was😭

  • @aguynamedb0bgaming998
    @aguynamedb0bgaming998 3 года назад +8119

    I feel bad for the first guy. He had to spend over 20 years in jail for a crime he didn’t commit. I’m glad he was found not guilty.

    • @RedneckCowboyFeller
      @RedneckCowboyFeller 3 года назад +442

      I'm pretty darn certain the guy was plain and simple a total victim of the system. It's not even close to just compensation, nor does it fix anything, but I hope he sues for a couple million and wins. And hopefully the cop that railroaded him gets nailed over it, as well.

    • @sarahlovee4229
      @sarahlovee4229 3 года назад +315

      I also feel bad for the families of the two murdered people and their families who after all this time still don't know what happened to their loved ones

    • @mbrower3304
      @mbrower3304 3 года назад +114

      We don't know whether he committed it or not. They said there wasn't any forensic evidence. I hope he didn't and was justifiably freed.

    • @jiwahbone6853
      @jiwahbone6853 3 года назад +166

      @@mbrower3304 He was in jail all those years with no evidence. You think that's ok? The man is innocent

    • @ahmatito40
      @ahmatito40 3 года назад +41

      The DA should get convicted for doing that to him!!!!

  • @TheHellensd
    @TheHellensd 2 года назад +4341

    i literally got chills and started crying when i saw daniel's state even before he was declared innocent, you could just feel and see how broken and sincere he was, i'm glad he's out now and i hope he's doing great

    • @melissaenlow6864
      @melissaenlow6864 2 года назад +23

      Me too

    • @somegeekguy
      @somegeekguy 2 года назад +134

      Only thing worse than putting someone behind bars that is guilty is having someone innocent behind bars... 😭👏

    • @mdot80
      @mdot80 2 года назад +8

      🙌🏾🙌🏾

    • @brittanywilliams7993
      @brittanywilliams7993 2 года назад +10

      I cried too!

    • @theklrdudeoo9173
      @theklrdudeoo9173 2 года назад +18

      he was not fount innocent , he was found not guilty .
      big difference .

  • @Tgoat573-zs9cz
    @Tgoat573-zs9cz 10 месяцев назад +39

    21:59 the fact that she remembers him was really impressive for me. I can tell that man regrets his mistakes he had made and i find the reunion so sweet ❤

    • @muffinconsumer4431
      @muffinconsumer4431 7 месяцев назад +2

      He’s actually a manager of a pharmaceutical company now

  • @mbustube1
    @mbustube1 Год назад +158

    Now I'm worried about that lady who was stalked on FB. He probably was right back at it as soon as he got out.

    • @Aphirium
      @Aphirium Год назад +29

      He's a coward. It's an abusive tactic to suggest that he would leave her alone if she said it. He just wants to force her to give him attention. You're in court for a PPO. No, she's not interested.

    • @Gatekeeper201
      @Gatekeeper201 Год назад +15

      Yeah, judge should’ve kept the 1 year sentence.

    • @josekuykendall5592
      @josekuykendall5592 Год назад

      I would have just told him to leave me alone she must like drama just leave me alone she see he a nut

    • @leashangotho2674
      @leashangotho2674 Год назад +1

      please tell me this is a joke??

    • @anonymousperson3023
      @anonymousperson3023 Год назад +1

      ​@Aphirium So how is he a coward? Yall getting my emotionally riled up is so hilarious cause you can never see things objectively. What you described is the exact opposite of a coward, coward. I love the name calling tactic man. You should use it in real life if you think you're that tough

  • @budddove6480
    @budddove6480 3 года назад +1599

    If you're a dad, you felt that poor man's rage.
    God bless him and his daughter.

    • @lukemontgomery9683
      @lukemontgomery9683 3 года назад +41

      im not a dad and I felt his rage

    • @budddove6480
      @budddove6480 3 года назад +11

      @@lukemontgomery9683 If and when you have kids, come back and watch it again.

    • @indoraptorrwakaara2914
      @indoraptorrwakaara2914 3 года назад +9

      @@budddove6480 If i do that I'll beak my screen

    • @cleetus1715
      @cleetus1715 3 года назад +4

      Why didn’t god protect his daughter from that dude ? Seems like your god allowed it to happen so there must be some deeper meaning as to why she got killed ? Am I right ?

    • @budddove6480
      @budddove6480 3 года назад +26

      @@cleetus1715 Looks like someone isn't getting enough attention at home. It takes a real sicko to use kind words towards a father and his slain child, to gain attention for yourself and debate the fact that you don't believe in God. Well, just like in your real life.......nobody cares. Now go drink some candle wax while the adults talk.

  • @middletech
    @middletech 3 года назад +6275

    During a domestic violence hearing, is there anything more stupid than attacking the judge?

    • @seriousblakk
      @seriousblakk 3 года назад +146

      I was like wow haha

    • @Holocaustica
      @Holocaustica 3 года назад +240

      Assaulting your own retained lawyer after a not guilty verdict..

    • @antonpalit374
      @antonpalit374 3 года назад +78

      the judge attacking you

    • @jaybulo202
      @jaybulo202 3 года назад +2

      Eric Lytle fr

    • @thatrunawayguy3555
      @thatrunawayguy3555 3 года назад +60

      Of course. Attacking the person in the court room that pressed charges on you to begin with 😜

  • @samirae5307
    @samirae5307 Год назад +31

    "If you don't know how to act, you can go to jail." Loved that.

  • @tamparockout17
    @tamparockout17 24 дня назад +1

    14:30 idk what he was in court for, but props to the military guy for instinctually starting to help chase after the 2 fleeing dudes.

  • @jeanjacquesrousseau1955
    @jeanjacquesrousseau1955 3 года назад +8675

    They locked up a 16 year old boy without real evidence and robbed him his life ? So sad and they call it justice ?

    • @dazem8
      @dazem8 3 года назад +594

      just imagine the people that get convicted who ARE guilty... they get less time!

    • @danarzechula3769
      @danarzechula3769 3 года назад +83

      Obviously not justice. Now how do we effectively demand it not happen again

    • @jeanjacquesrousseau1955
      @jeanjacquesrousseau1955 3 года назад +76

      @@danarzechula3769 In dubio pro reo.
      Next time don't lock a child up without really strong 100% clear evidence maybe ?

    • @geopornicus3944
      @geopornicus3944 3 года назад +23

      @@dazem8 Remember Casey Anthony?

    • @Robloxchat123
      @Robloxchat123 3 года назад +39

      @@toastedtoastontoast it's different case-by-case if you're a 14 year old that killed a person in cold blood, you can still go to prison, i said *can*, not *will*

  • @MsTinaColada
    @MsTinaColada 3 года назад +7543

    Bro my biggest fear is legally being accused of something I didn’t do.. and my anxiety would make me look guilty af 🤣

    • @eli_brotyle9902
      @eli_brotyle9902 3 года назад +154

      Haha feel that

    • @Joesmho23
      @Joesmho23 3 года назад +81

      Thank god for the 5th.

    • @16aidensmomma
      @16aidensmomma 3 года назад +232

      Same. Being gaslit like a mf to get a confession from you to the point where it makes you feel crazy. 😩 I've watched too many true crime shows

    • @elizabethakalizzy
      @elizabethakalizzy 3 года назад +234

      I would laugh by accident out of me being nervous and people would think I’m guilty ✋🏾😭

    • @homerhat420
      @homerhat420 3 года назад +14

      If you're innocent you have nothing to worry about.

  • @UltimaKeyMaster
    @UltimaKeyMaster Месяц назад +4

    It really really angers me to hear you can sentence someone to life and only bother to go "oopsie we made a mistake" TWO DECADES LATER.
    How do you fail an innocent man THAT bad?

  • @taytay4818
    @taytay4818 8 месяцев назад +18

    I’m sorry but that reunion one where the judge recognizes him… BREAKS. MY HEART. IN HALF. 😢😢😢😢😢

  • @nyasiasoto1809
    @nyasiasoto1809 3 года назад +6270

    the first one was not being dramatic, he was going through so much for years. he was overwhelmed for being blamed for something he didnt do

    • @nogs1656
      @nogs1656 3 года назад +272

      It’s still a dramatic moment. There are multiple definitions

    • @shannonkilpatrick3478
      @shannonkilpatrick3478 3 года назад +30

      Don't wanna be blamed then you probably shouldn't confess to the murders

    • @kathykay6602
      @kathykay6602 3 года назад +7

      he was guilty mam by his own admission......watch de video.

    • @sugarbabi1324
      @sugarbabi1324 3 года назад +136

      @@kathykay6602 he was forced too not on his own will

    • @lkjonez13
      @lkjonez13 3 года назад +97

      @@shannonkilpatrick3478 Ppl do it all the time. There's several reasons why. There's myriad studies, documentaries, books, shows, podcasts anything you can think of explaining this phenomenon.

  • @torigurl96
    @torigurl96 3 года назад +5338

    The first guy made me cry. He deserves more than being free. This man needs to be taken care of for the rest of his life.

  • @DeVill3007
    @DeVill3007 8 месяцев назад +2

    The first guy Daniel got me teary eyed when the judge said,"Not guilty". ❤

  • @jazflanagan8693
    @jazflanagan8693 Год назад +31

    Spencer Boston is such a trip, lol. Respectful and polite, verbalizes his stance on something important to him... Then lights up in court and genuinely smiles in his mugshot. Gotta say, I like the guy. 😁

    • @cannemen
      @cannemen Год назад +3

      Legendary to say the least

    • @HeavenPrinceAmiri
      @HeavenPrinceAmiri 3 месяца назад +1

      He was a mythical type of person, never before seen.

  • @bbket9618
    @bbket9618 3 года назад +2061

    Who else felt so happy when the first guy was announced not guilty, I'm so happy he got a true trial and will get to be with his family.

    • @Mewse1203
      @Mewse1203 3 года назад +8

      👋

    • @izaaccloud
      @izaaccloud 3 года назад +33

      The word “Not Guilty” contain Million of meaning to that man”

    • @edyacheraii4279
      @edyacheraii4279 3 года назад +48

      I pray/hope he gets compensated for lost earnings as well!

    • @stephengrigg5988
      @stephengrigg5988 3 года назад +46

      His lawyer to the left did the lip quiver and looked like he was gonna cry too.

    • @laramero
      @laramero 3 года назад +28

      I’m happy for that first guy found not guilty . He seemed like a good father and a husband. Good Luck in all you do in life . Stay away from anything that could put you in trouble.
      Love yourself and your family
      Watching from Evergreen State ☔️

  • @Inamichan
    @Inamichan 2 года назад +7377

    That woman diving at the judge literally proved that she could be abusive 😂😂

    • @bestplayerofalltime105
      @bestplayerofalltime105 2 года назад +460

      Her-“I don’t do that.”
      Also her- Lunges at the judge
      lol.

    • @PUREBLOOD-nj8gy
      @PUREBLOOD-nj8gy 2 года назад +63

      She got choke slammed quickly.

    • @wellingtonsears818
      @wellingtonsears818 2 года назад +246

      When she did that i was like "yea thats probably what her ex was meaning"

    • @missneko280
      @missneko280 2 года назад +126

      for real. no telling what she did to her poor husband

    • @_letstartariot
      @_letstartariot 2 года назад +9

      Also, proof that her mental health is severely poor. Punishing someone so mentally ill accomplishes nothing and is literally wasting the courts time. Someone who has been put on court ordered treatment in the past has a very severe mental illness. I’ve worked with people like her. They literally get injected with drugs against their will, it’s that severe.

  • @666bleedforme
    @666bleedforme 8 месяцев назад +11

    That lady who tried to go after that female judge it was so hilarious when the bailiff picked her up and slammed her to the floor

  • @TheTyronecus
    @TheTyronecus 11 месяцев назад +4

    That bailiff that body slammed that chick, mad kudos for de-escalating the situation and removing the threat swiftly.
    Give this man a raise

  • @shantakidd6230
    @shantakidd6230 2 года назад +7873

    The fact that a judge and an attorney got into a physical altercation sent me to mars and back.

    • @sergeycorey378
      @sergeycorey378 2 года назад +1197

      When the court room clapped afterward i felt like i was in some alternate reality lmao

    • @shantakidd6230
      @shantakidd6230 2 года назад +539

      @@sergeycorey378 WWE Monday Night LAW

    • @aservant2287
      @aservant2287 2 года назад +54

      Yeah, someone to look up to

    • @bansheeveil
      @bansheeveil 2 года назад +357

      Super correct behaviour, both should have been fired from their jobs.

    • @zebzeifc8952
      @zebzeifc8952 2 года назад +22

      @@shantakidd6230 😂😂😂😂

  • @JayBelew
    @JayBelew 3 года назад +1242

    The dude started crying when he recognized his judge was. Class mate. That was deep man, he realized how far he’d fallen.

    • @sofxo2718
      @sofxo2718 3 года назад +11

      no i think he was just emotional to see him

    • @SkinnyMood27
      @SkinnyMood27 3 года назад +134

      No, he started crying because he realized what he turned into.

    • @officialone5831
      @officialone5831 3 года назад +9

      @@SkinnyMood27 Fr bro

    • @pwilliams6405
      @pwilliams6405 3 года назад +12

      He saw a opportunity to play the sad card when the judge said I know you ! ll crims do that , when they get arrested they go all sad and say I didn't mean to do it and start crying hoping to get out of a jam !

    • @officialone5831
      @officialone5831 3 года назад +4

      @@pwilliams6405 lol

  • @-SaltyDuck-
    @-SaltyDuck- Год назад +14

    The first one was just so wholesome, I’m so glad for him and his family ❤

    • @etqy1231
      @etqy1231 7 месяцев назад

      i WOULD HAVE JUST OFFED MYSELF AFTER BEING SET FREE. UNLESS I COULD HAVE DONE IT IN JAIL FIRST.

  • @BooYah23-dh8oy
    @BooYah23-dh8oy 26 дней назад +1

    I remember the Arthur Booth story . The man changed his life around for the better after realizing there was still someone out there who believed in him . I love that story .

  • @a.walters123
    @a.walters123 2 года назад +2806

    I can’t believe the audacity of the killer who smiled at the dad who charged at him for killing his daughter.

    • @kailzedillo
      @kailzedillo 2 года назад +93

      Murdered like that don't have sympathy. He's likely a phycopath and doesn't really care in the slightest. He gets a rise from all that. Honestly I don't think he cares if he dies because he knew his face once he murdered those people

    • @leeccdoo
      @leeccdoo 2 года назад +2

      @@kailzedillo Murdered? You mean murderers?

    • @kailzedillo
      @kailzedillo 2 года назад +11

      @@leeccdoo yeah was just a typo

    • @christopherriley2462
      @christopherriley2462 2 года назад +33

      @@morganshaw3699 they have to by law, all those officers wished they didn't have to I bet

    • @etherious5957
      @etherious5957 2 года назад

      @@kailzedillo some people aren’t affected by killing doesn’t make them a psycho

  • @syd_1876
    @syd_1876 3 года назад +456

    so a judge and a public defender really went out back and fought, i love the professionalism

    • @brittanyr1456
      @brittanyr1456 3 года назад +47

      And then the judge came back in like nothing had happened, and everyone clapped smh

    • @pxldeath3561
      @pxldeath3561 3 года назад +5

      that judge was not having it

    • @khalilcarter2099
      @khalilcarter2099 3 года назад +5

      That judge was removed for that

    • @wilmagregg3131
      @wilmagregg3131 3 года назад +3

      @@khalilcarter2099 sad he deserved punishment but not permenant disbarment.

    • @jw9099
      @jw9099 3 года назад +3

      @@khalilcarter2099 Ok but how were there no guards to interfere?

  • @yougottabekidding7476
    @yougottabekidding7476 Год назад +14

    What an embarrassing drama queen that mom was. Her daughter deserved what she got.

  • @FromThe36thChamber
    @FromThe36thChamber 6 месяцев назад +5

    Man that first one almost got a tear outta me

  • @tolgamatouk7206
    @tolgamatouk7206 2 года назад +5874

    The father attacking the guy who murdered his daughter, I don’t think anyone would have done any different

    • @frenchyoathbreaker4095
      @frenchyoathbreaker4095 2 года назад +229

      I just wished he would have connected with a punch. That should be under the guideline of the law: if someone is guilty of killing a loved one one person of the mourning familiy is allowed to give ten punches to the murderer.

    • @wohlhabendermanager
      @wohlhabendermanager 2 года назад +112

      That was an amazing jump for a man of his size. If only he had jumped a few inches further...

    • @Htiy
      @Htiy 2 года назад +12

      @@frenchyoathbreaker4095 i wish but that definitely lies under 'cruel and unusual punishment' 😆

    • @frenchyoathbreaker4095
      @frenchyoathbreaker4095 2 года назад +41

      @@Htiy not cruel, that person is a killer! in the old times there was at least a whiping! ah ha

    • @Htiy
      @Htiy 2 года назад +2

      @@frenchyoathbreaker4095 🤣

  • @tinyelvisbkwd
    @tinyelvisbkwd 2 года назад +2379

    "I'd prefer not to, sir." That's a level of politeness and patience I hope for every day lol

    • @burrito8600
      @burrito8600 2 года назад +11

      forreal tho

    • @shitneyb5562
      @shitneyb5562 2 года назад +60

      Ya got the mouth for it 😘

    • @Hannah-dd6bo
      @Hannah-dd6bo 2 года назад +23

      @@shitneyb5562 what was that about 😭😭 such a weird comeback

    • @shitneyb5562
      @shitneyb5562 2 года назад +17

      @@Hannah-dd6bo its what the guy said to the judge after

    • @LilliesforSeverus
      @LilliesforSeverus 2 года назад +3

      🤣

  • @korshunksn8123
    @korshunksn8123 6 месяцев назад +16

    21:20 I feel his pain man so crazy to see the different paths people you know from young has taken and seeing that she’s become a successful highly paid judge while he’s fallen into the life of crime is so crazy

  • @jesusdiedforyouproofjohn3.16
    @jesusdiedforyouproofjohn3.16 8 месяцев назад +4

    Praise the LORD for creating honest words.

  • @firewings4742
    @firewings4742 3 года назад +3649

    That poor father. I don’t blame him for charging at his child’s killer.

    • @jw9099
      @jw9099 3 года назад +157

      Given the fact he smirked at him i wish he got him.

    • @khaorix2667
      @khaorix2667 3 года назад +102

      Released without charges. As he should have been. Guy did nothing wrong.

    • @malibuhiegts
      @malibuhiegts 3 года назад +31

      I don't have a daughter but I imagine my brother/sister or my cousin or my aunt, nefew niece, heck even my friends child, i would have done nothing less

    • @Curi0u50ne
      @Curi0u50ne 3 года назад +6

      He dead now

    • @beamills9205
      @beamills9205 3 года назад +7

      I ADMIRE HIM !......HE NEEDED A CAPE !

  • @samuelnatal8014
    @samuelnatal8014 2 года назад +2891

    That poor guy did 18 years and didn’t even get an apology from the judge. No evidence at all and they still locked him up.

    • @silentangel121a
      @silentangel121a 2 года назад +139

      I hope he sues

    • @goaguilera86
      @goaguilera86 2 года назад +219

      Wasnt the judge from the initial trail. My dad was the probation officer that processed him the day he was arrested. He told me he was a good kid trying to act tough by saying he did the crime, but he knew he and his cousin hadn't committed the crime. My dad hated that particular DA, investigator that were in the first trail. DA was adamant of just having a crime "solved" for political reasons, like many DAs unfortunately are.

    • @genxdoom8437
      @genxdoom8437 2 года назад +36

      They had circumstantial evidence, but DNA science has come a long way since 1992. Quite a few people have been released lately after serving decades because DNA or lack of it proved they were innocent

    • @architecturedraft5559
      @architecturedraft5559 2 года назад +8

      U don’t know he could have done it.

    • @jakehague1
      @jakehague1 2 года назад +30

      @@silentangel121a I think you get a X sum of money per year you were wrongly convicted

  • @robloxzaccasey7450
    @robloxzaccasey7450 Год назад

    Don't care for the other clips the first one was the most heart warming. I felt so happy for that man.

  • @Lemonmewtwo
    @Lemonmewtwo 9 месяцев назад +1

    i audibly screamed "YES" when Daniel was found not guilty.
    I hope he's doing well

  • @Cynical496
    @Cynical496 3 года назад +5339

    U guys took 25 years of his life? This dude just crying in court? I’d be demanding 20 million dollars.

    • @dazem8
      @dazem8 3 года назад +433

      for real. and to think the people who ARE guilty serve less time!

    • @robinsinpost
      @robinsinpost 3 года назад +89

      You would cry first.

    • @robinsinpost
      @robinsinpost 3 года назад +145

      @@fipfip4094
      First some tears of relieve and happiness.
      Then the money.
      Who said this guy isnt going to demand money.
      Because he cried right after he heard he would be free?
      You cant demand money a few seconds after your release.

    • @YellowDiamonds
      @YellowDiamonds 3 года назад +130

      I cried when he was found innocent. I agree he should get a massive payout as he was an innocent man.

    • @Cynical496
      @Cynical496 3 года назад +22

      @@robinsinpost think I woulda cried enough in my 25 years.

  • @greatleader4841
    @greatleader4841 2 года назад +6362

    Is nobody impressed about how far that dude jumped and almost got his hands on the killer? he took "i believe i can fly" to a whole new level and flew.

    • @Pockets2001
      @Pockets2001 2 года назад +116

      He was like Super Mario and Sonic The Hedgehog rolled it one.

    • @wizzyari5508
      @wizzyari5508 2 года назад +6

      You're not serious🤣🤣

    • @wizzyari5508
      @wizzyari5508 2 года назад +10

      @@Pockets2001 what??!!🤣🤣

    • @Pockets2001
      @Pockets2001 2 года назад +7

      @@wizzyari5508 😂😂😂😂

    • @damontunstall3129
      @damontunstall3129 2 года назад +29

      I did think he really moved for a big fella haha

  • @eveortiz6437
    @eveortiz6437 7 месяцев назад +5

    When the Judge ask the Lawyer if he wanted to fight and there they go to the back the scuffling and what the judge said after he was done had me😂😂😂😂😂

  • @kayleaf7549
    @kayleaf7549 Год назад +2

    The way booth started crying omg my heart

  • @rayyL95
    @rayyL95 3 года назад +557

    Anyone else shed a tear for the first guy, just heartbreaking he had to spend 18 years in prison for something he didn't do. I wish him and family many blessings.

    • @persephoneblack888
      @persephoneblack888 3 года назад +47

      What's even worse about that case is that there was an entire list of people who gave alibis for this man and where he was at the time. One of which was a sheriff. He literally wasn't even in the state where the crime was committed. None of the people on the list were ever called to be interviewed. I think there was like 13 people or more on the list.

    • @sarahfields288
      @sarahfields288 3 года назад

      Yea bless him. I'd of let him at him if I was a guard. Just delay my reaction

    • @TheMajesticKnight
      @TheMajesticKnight 3 года назад +6

      @@persephoneblack888 That is unacceptable!!! That made me cry too.

    • @persephoneblack888
      @persephoneblack888 3 года назад +14

      @@TheMajesticKnight I agree. It was completelt unacceptable. I was looking in to the case, and the fact that he had all this evidence that proved he wasn't even there; yet no one would listen to him...ridiculous. They stole that man's life from him.

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy 3 года назад +8

      It's so wrong that confessions hold so much weight in court, yet understandable most of the time. But when the evidence is AGAINST the confession, that should be considered. There are too many innocent convicts who were talked into confessing to something they didn't do. Look at Brendan Dassey. 💔

  • @skleets8913
    @skleets8913 3 года назад +797

    i love how the judge was unbothered by that lady trying to jump at her lmao

    • @1bviews852
      @1bviews852 3 года назад +90

      Looked like a regular Tuesday afternoon to her

    • @djanthaz
      @djanthaz 3 года назад +31

      Scrolled for 5 minutes to find this comment 😂

    • @scaaa69
      @scaaa69 3 года назад +18

      Yesss I said the same!! Sis looked totally unbothered

    • @andreay9935
      @andreay9935 3 года назад +4

      Right, just unbothered by her action.

    • @thatninja8458
      @thatninja8458 3 года назад +4

      I wish she would have gotten her

  • @penelopewilliams9336
    @penelopewilliams9336 11 месяцев назад +1

    Some of these make tears well up in my eyes!

  • @morrigankennedy1211
    @morrigankennedy1211 Год назад +6

    The guy who smoked a joint in the court is from Lebanon I'm from he was a cool guy always had a good heart he ended up passing away in a car accident a year after this R.I.P Spencer

  • @mattsmith6284
    @mattsmith6284 3 года назад +3806

    The way that big man leapt across the table was nothing short of impressive.

    • @Jngel
      @Jngel 3 года назад +8

      😂

    • @Mskiaraimani
      @Mskiaraimani 3 года назад +117

      He went flying 😂

    • @DouljaOfcolony
      @DouljaOfcolony 3 года назад +16

      I swear that's what I said lol

    • @monkeywkeys3916
      @monkeywkeys3916 3 года назад +71

      He gets The Gold Medal in Courtroom Olympics.

    • @Yh-om4zx
      @Yh-om4zx 3 года назад +6

      LMAOOOO

  • @reganmcneil2074
    @reganmcneil2074 2 года назад +1700

    LMAOOOO the woman who dove at the judge - she put herself through all of that and the judge was only moderately bothered.

    • @totallycheckers6494
      @totallycheckers6494 2 года назад +98

      The judge rlly went "Every Monday ma'am, you aren't doing something never done before. Anyways.."

    • @justmep61
      @justmep61 2 года назад +38

      Lol. Wouldn't doubt that she's been through that before. Judge: "Next".

    • @jaymanuwave
      @jaymanuwave 2 года назад +4

      For a fact 🤣

    • @kaidoussidekick
      @kaidoussidekick 2 года назад +6

      @@totallycheckers6494 🤣🤣truee

    • @noisy.pineapples
      @noisy.pineapples 2 года назад +36

      Her face just reads "Alrighty then. Makes my job easier."

  • @adampatino5372
    @adampatino5372 Год назад

    Gahdamn! These vids are so fun!! Ty A&E. You did good, kiddos 👍

  • @abeltesfaye_
    @abeltesfaye_ 2 года назад +3398

    Love that the dad wasn't charged! The pure look of anguish on his face was truly heartbreaking. I pray he can find some small sense of peace.

    • @thetruepatriot7733
      @thetruepatriot7733 2 года назад +28

      He passed away.

    • @Liam.Sh0rtwired
      @Liam.Sh0rtwired 2 года назад +23

      @@thetruepatriot7733 seriously? 😕 man...

    • @Bennysol
      @Bennysol 2 года назад +67

      @@Liam.Sh0rtwired I heard the same thing. Apparently he died of "broken heart syndrome" or lost the will to live

    • @Liam.Sh0rtwired
      @Liam.Sh0rtwired 2 года назад +73

      @@Bennysol 😞😞 oh good lord.. the video, seeing him in pain, knowing he's dead.. and he must've suffered so bad. I mean, i know how hard it can get, when someone very close is gone - but his own daughter was brutally murdered, that's on another level. May they rest in peace. 😕

    • @sufferintoilet6231
      @sufferintoilet6231 2 года назад +27

      @@thetruepatriot7733 At least he died innocent. Dying in prison while having health problem would break his soul

  • @piscesprincess221
    @piscesprincess221 2 года назад +5377

    The judge’s face after the lady tried to attack her was just pure disgust 😭😭😭😭 Not an ounce of fear just “ewwwww, she almost touched me” 💀💀💀

    • @dookie7299
      @dookie7299 2 года назад +51

      Stolen comment.

    • @teongreen5254
      @teongreen5254 2 года назад +70

      It was pure fear and she realized maybe I shouldnt have talked to a grown up like I would talk to a child.

    • @namelessmyers5688
      @namelessmyers5688 2 года назад +102

      @@teongreen5254 NAH

    • @allanfifield8256
      @allanfifield8256 2 года назад +34

      Bad meth problem in that one.

    • @zenobiachapman1636
      @zenobiachapman1636 2 года назад +183

      Def not fear. Plus she didn't talk to her like a child. She said what she said girl wouldn't shut up so she held true to hold her in contempt of court. Simple

  • @kathybaker-fq3mo
    @kathybaker-fq3mo 11 месяцев назад

    Brings joy I am so thankful they found the truth.

  • @trevscribbles
    @trevscribbles Год назад +3

    "Marijuana's been around for ages - since the 80's and 90's"
    - some genius who decided to represent himself in court

  • @Felix-zy1rc
    @Felix-zy1rc 3 года назад +4103

    Imagine being locked up for 18 years for a crime you did not commit.

    • @VoyageSailor
      @VoyageSailor 3 года назад +368

      Imagine being locked up for a single day for a violent crime you did do. The justice system here is screwed

    • @righteousindignation8879
      @righteousindignation8879 3 года назад +69

      Imagine getting found Not Guilty of a major felony of which you are absolutely guilty, but drew a jury who were never going to convict under any circumstance.
      But that never happens. Amirite.

    • @redwingsfan3621
      @redwingsfan3621 3 года назад +44

      @@righteousindignation8879 What’s your point? That there should be one innocent in jail for every guilty one who gets away with it?? If so, I pity you!

    • @righteousindignation8879
      @righteousindignation8879 3 года назад +14

      ^ what a fkn moronic take.

    • @atirad8
      @atirad8 3 года назад +6

      @nuff sed DO BLACK PEOPLE GET COMPENSATED?????

  • @possiblyelle
    @possiblyelle 3 года назад +1777

    The second guy made me SICK. He looked amused by the dad too! Disgusting...

    • @joanbaczek2575
      @joanbaczek2575 3 года назад +68

      Sadists love to see how much they upset people it warms their shrunken hearts --it’s called supply

    • @kimmyfreak200
      @kimmyfreak200 3 года назад +17

      yes he had a wicked smile on his mean ugly face too

    • @jonesfredrick94
      @jonesfredrick94 3 года назад +8

      @@joanbaczek2575 true dam narcisstic individuals, I had a girlfriend that loved to get me riled up and then try to act innocent when I cuss her tell out by saying why you cussing, you .mad all sinister like she says it with this in depth grin look on her face

    • @ivanvideka9889
      @ivanvideka9889 3 года назад +3

      It is what it is

    • @lunapetunia3778
      @lunapetunia3778 3 года назад +3

      Welcome to Cleveland. Home off serial killers, rapists, robbers and everything else. Not a pretty site here ... But even that look he makes me wish him the absolute worste amount of pain

  • @althegreat2961
    @althegreat2961 4 месяца назад +5

    She told him to leave her alone when she filed for a restraining order. To think she owes him anything! That's a dangerous man right there.

  • @nosferatu8530
    @nosferatu8530 Год назад

    I'm just so grateful for my good life and the good family I was brought up in.

  • @HoboHunterRik
    @HoboHunterRik 3 года назад +3003

    The judge recognizing her classmate is really sad.

    • @amazingsupergirl7125
      @amazingsupergirl7125 3 года назад +65

      All I could think is why didn’t he do something with his life too? He could’ve but chose not to.

    • @dacypher22
      @dacypher22 3 года назад +209

      It is. There are all of these moments that we don't even notice as they pass us that will take us down another path. Obviously these two schoolmates took very different paths and the weight of that realization hit him hard.

    • @NoobGamer-bg6ln
      @NoobGamer-bg6ln 3 года назад +2

      Hi

    • @pauvretori
      @pauvretori 3 года назад +115

      @@amazingsupergirl7125 but you have to understand that sometimes it’s not that easy. though (compared to the other high school girls i know) i’m probably the most innocent as you can be at this age, i really feel for him because he just went down the wrong path. i think everyone has potential and it breaks my heart to see people like that man end up in these situations because i know he has a good heart

    • @crystolslimbracey
      @crystolslimbracey 3 года назад +36

      That was trippy. He could have been somebody. Maybe even her husband, or he good friend throughout adulthood.

  • @JCSolo
    @JCSolo 2 года назад +661

    That father that leaped across the table broke my heart. There are no words to articulate that man's pain.
    That mother's cry came from her soul. Wow that was heart wrenching.

    • @saydvoncripps
      @saydvoncripps 2 года назад +14

      That sound...it did for me. I dont know the case, I dont know what that girl did. But her mother is well punished for it.

    • @kassandrar5375
      @kassandrar5375 2 года назад +6

      Right! Why did the judge excuse the red hat?

    • @juij8655
      @juij8655 2 года назад +9

      @@kassandrar5375 I think he was trying to attack the murderer too.

    • @sundaytaylor8849
      @sundaytaylor8849 2 года назад

      Yes tht was ..powerful ..made me cry. I could feel ....tht man smirked at him ... Like it was funny. I woulda responded the same

    • @maskettaman1488
      @maskettaman1488 2 года назад +1

      @@kassandrar5375 Red hat had pulled out a key as a weapon

  • @cjones1262
    @cjones1262 8 месяцев назад +1

    Anyone who does something to someone's child should be locked in a room with the father if that's what the father wants. And whatever happens happens

    • @Sanguine_Vampyre
      @Sanguine_Vampyre 8 месяцев назад

      Yeah. I'm so glad they didn't charge the father because he has every right to be angry.

  • @herfirstmate
    @herfirstmate Год назад +5

    I love that the military guy wanted to chase the 2 guys too 14:30

  • @katienovota8870
    @katienovota8870 3 года назад +2507

    That woman who rushed the judge is outrageously stupid, I can see why he wanted an order of protection.

  • @ldg508
    @ldg508 3 года назад +2359

    When she jumped at the judge I was like restraining order approved

    • @Emess_902
      @Emess_902 3 года назад +21

      Indeed. Made me laugh

    • @jacob.barr01
      @jacob.barr01 3 года назад +42

      Karen in court

    • @emmarobinson2333
      @emmarobinson2333 3 года назад +7

      Literally

    • @warrior1bravo434
      @warrior1bravo434 3 года назад +5

      @@Emess_902 ccu chr hig Cedric guest zusi AFI using uthoff bfg high grice food dusty toc HMRC freind disc fixer funday torch curtain Bruce first fifth cry

    • @shawnd980
      @shawnd980 3 года назад +7

      seems like the cop was hesitating to stop the lady.

  • @seagletime3848
    @seagletime3848 Год назад +7

    if anyone is wondering about booth, as of 2022 he really did take his second chance and turn his life around, he spent 10 months in jail studying business and got out and hasn’t been back since.

  • @celestialknight2339
    @celestialknight2339 3 месяца назад +7

    Man I felt bad for that mom of the girl who got 20 years. She was shattered.

  • @lightfast7966
    @lightfast7966 3 года назад +1537

    Imagine being in court like “I’m not an abuser I would never.” And then proving how aggressive you are by attacking a stranger, the judge no less, and threatening them lol. Some people are crazy.

    • @paolod.7627
      @paolod.7627 3 года назад +29

      crazy and deeply stupid

    • @randomrose128
      @randomrose128 3 года назад +9

      I wasn't prepared to see Harry here,lol.
      I love your pfp though.

    • @fineline1116
      @fineline1116 3 года назад +4

      exactly. hey won’t you look at that, another moot.

    • @Xomatik123
      @Xomatik123 3 года назад +4

      That was the best testimony she could ever give

    • @jasonatkins6111
      @jasonatkins6111 3 года назад +1

      Provocation is the best evidence you can give.

  • @-Chicken_
    @-Chicken_ 3 года назад +9952

    Everyone just randomly started watching court videos and got addicted 😂

    • @3kthr1llaxoxo9
      @3kthr1llaxoxo9 3 года назад +78

      Omg yes 😂😂😂

    • @anthunny4135
      @anthunny4135 3 года назад +57

      Yeah. I wanna watch smth funny but I'm here now. But I also want more videos

    • @chellesbelles2920
      @chellesbelles2920 3 года назад +16

      I blame Bailey Sarian

    • @tavianastar21
      @tavianastar21 3 года назад +1

      Yes

    • @mysu3777
      @mysu3777 3 года назад +4

      @@chellesbelles2920 bro same 😭

  • @worldofwisdom617
    @worldofwisdom617 9 месяцев назад

    That first 1 had me crying

  • @user-fz5mu3by1f
    @user-fz5mu3by1f Месяц назад +2

    It took 6 people to hold that father back. He flew over that table like the angel of vengeance himself had hold of him.