I'm not certain why a couple of you are calling him a scumbag. Why? I haven't heard anything to suggest that he's not a decent person. If it's because of his clients, every criminal defendant is guaranteed counsel through all stages of a trial, regardless of the crime(s). He appears to be very ethical, and he's dong a job that few would want to do.
One thing that bothered me was the inconsistency of his beliefs regarding lawyer/client privilege. He said it doesn't apply if you know your client is a danger to the public. He said he knew if Bundy was free he would definitely kill someone, but even though he knew Bundy most likely would be released from jail in Florida, he only thought of maybe alerting the media because he would be kept anonymous.
He just got done saying a situation like that doesn't violate lawyer/client privilege & he knew how dangerous Bundy was, but seemed to have no interest in doing the right thing. I am the last person to demean someone just because they represent horrible people because due process, right to a fair trial & innocent until proven guilty are essential in a free society, but this man seems a bit narcissistic.
Dave Seavy This guy's a snake. He lies and has done all of this for $, if this is true and Ted Bundy did call him from jail in Florida then this man should have been jailed since he didn't call and tell them who they had
I don't see how anyone ought to deserve respect for hiding clear evidence of extreme crimes and harking on small technical errors of prosecutors for the sake of acquitting criminals, perhaps even so that they, in their freedom, pose a further danger to soceity. Our system is theoretical and practically obscene.
He is doing what must be done in our legal system - his level of excellence forces the prosecution to do their job, to the highest level of performance possible. Like it or not, those prosecuting citizens need to be held to a high standard of proof. The alternative is a “kangaroo court”, where any of us could be unjustly persecuted
mjccmc82 Bundy was never found not guilty. So why would you think a lawyer whose client was found guilty every time he went to court. Just saying I think a good attorney I will get a not guilty verdict just
@@LimeGreenGreenLimeLimeGreen he had worked a plea bargain out with the prosecutors. Bundy at first accepted it, but at the the hearing, he publicly turned it down and decided to go to trial. His confidence and arrogance ultimately led to his downfall.
I bet the reason Ted Bundy liked this lawyer and considered him a friend is because he saw himself in him. He probably thought if he hadn't went down the path he did that he would've been a lawyer. So in a way this guy was probably a role model for Ted.
No. Ted wished he could see himself in him. He hoped this guy's intelligence and charisma would rub off on him. Bundy knew that he was a fraud and a loser.
the fact that he was able to get bundy the option of serving life without the death penalty is a remarkable feat...& i respect anyone who's had a loved one taken from them by a murderer yet still stands by the principle that taking any life is wrong.
That offer is very often on the table bc capital cases are long & extremely expensive. They are exceptionally hard on victim’s families because of the lengthy appeals. When an accused is willing to plead, that eliminates the appeals process. The convicted murderer disappears forever and the families don’t have to return to court time & time again. Non-lawyers don’t realize that most cases are resolved through pleas. If every case went to trial the Courts would come to a stop. The scary part is that conservatives want to eliminate the appeals, which we MUST have if we are to have capital punishment. They say that the prospect of executing innocent people is acceptable! I hear voters say the same thing! I agree with Browne that our children (and their children) will live in America with fewer and fewer rights. It’s not a good thing for Americans that the Supreme Court & the federal courts are dominated by conservatives.
@@ailleananaithnid2566there wasn't any real hard evidence that Bundy did it, the Odontology has since been regarded as quackery in science.... and the prosecutors witness wasn't strong.... Bundy's problem was that he had to stick his foot in the middle of it. The state new their case was weak. The closing put forward in Bundy's case is one any good lawyer should listen to. The problem really was Bundy trying to self-glorify himself in court, and getting his kicks out of it. Putting your client on the stand is about one of the worst things that any lawyer could do, and Bundy'ss case is indicative of why.
If anyone cares, the un-name lawyer Bundy had that became a judge later was Bruce Lubeck who sits on the bench today in Utah. Lubeck said something in a Netflix docu that i thought really summed up ted, "Ted had too many wires crossed, he was born with the safety off.". How true
John Kelly I’ve been binge watching his confession tapes on Netflix, his trials and several interviews he’s done, the part where he denied the plea deal was really something... his lawyer thought he had a death wish. Aside from Ted’s arrogant narcissism, do you think he refused it, maybe because Bundy truly believed he would be found innocent, possibly thinking he’d fool the jury like how he fooled countless others?
I think he's awsome. He had a job to do and he did it. Bundy was his client and he needed counsel. He did not like Bundy and certainly dident commend anything he did. It was his job
Wow John Henry Browne is really interesting: witty and profound, very funny what an inspiring gentleman. I so want to read his book, where is it please?
Sambista Nega I would never read his book in fact I guess that it would have to be in the fiction aisle because he's so full of s*** he makes up things in lies I wouldn't believe a word this
wow this guy is so incredibly interesting and i love for a guy with such obvious accomplishments in life, in this interview he comes off as so humble and just so soul baringly honest....
He was my mentor in law school. His lessons stayed with me for all my career. He was one hell of a mentor. He had personalized license plates on his Mercedes sports car that read "ACQUIT."
Think of the ppl that are wrongfully convicted of serious crimes, if anyone says certain ppl don’t deserve attorneys than your saying those ppl don’t deserve representation, everyone deserves representation that is the basis of law here, go live in a dictatorship if you want where the gov’nment has absolute un-checked power over your freedom, but that’s how we do things here
Really love this guy.....he is brilliant, human, honest and integrity based. Enjoyed every nanosecond of this interview. Any client would be exceedingly fortunate to have him as a lawyer.
How do you find Alford pleas intellectually troublesome? Trials and certainly plea deals aren't about guilt or innocence. They are a negotiation between an individual and The State. Shouldn't you find plea bargains far more troublesome?
Weirdest comment was Ted Bundy telling his attorney Mr. Brown I believe 3 year difference that they were alike. Ted took the voices in his head acted on them. Attorney Brown heard the same voices but pushed those thoughts aside, admitting he came close to spiking a drink, and him repelling timid kindly women. Under certain circumstances anyone may tip the scale in one way or the other. What tipped Ted Bundy completely over the other end of evil is still 100% unknown. Attorney Brown conclusion that Bundy was possessed is probably correct, oddly he also stated that he personally did not have a spiritual belief. He started this journal which I believe he was trying to discover or piece together pieces to a very odd story his life and how he got connected to Ted. Last point his girlfriend Debbie being killed and Attorney Brown not being able to try to even think it’s plausible that Bundy might have had a hand in that matter. Additionally, Ted chose Attorney Brown knowing this fact that Debbie was his girlfriend and killed. Just a totally ODD coincidence.
Wow! He was a public defender. Everyone no matter who they are or what thet have done is entitled to have legal representation. This is a basic right in any civilised country as it is in the USA. It takes a lot of strength and belief in the legal system and justice to be able to be a public defender. So scumbag...really??
The answer is you violate the attorney client privilege and then take it to court and pay the penalty. It's not one of the ten commandments. It's a rule for lawyers. Lawyers are ridiculous.
Why don't lawyers have to abide by the same laws as Citizens? If you know somebody is going to do a crime or somebody who committed a crime a serious crime and you don't call and tell the police you can or will be charged with with some type of try you will be taken to jail if you know about a murder or a bank robbery you will go to jail so how does this guy and what he's talking about other lawyers not saying anything when they know why are they not arrested?
Because attorney/client privilege is paramount in the profession. Just like anyone in the medical profession cannot discuss someone's medical history with just anyone. It is a basic code of the profession and is in addition to obligations to be a law abiding citizen. He was in fact figuring out a way to let this be known anonymously the next day, but didn't have to in the end because the police realized who they were holding.
So lawyers, psychologists, and clergy deny genetics...got it. As for free will, it is really easy to NOT grapple women to death. Not grappling someone to death is the easiest thing you can do.
Wow, unsolved cases always bother me. I always feel terrible for the victim, not ever being able to be brought to justice. Just terrible.. I really hope Ted weren’t involved, but as sick as he was, I wouldn’t put it past him. Would just be fucked up to be working with someone, trying to regain their freedom, only for someone you love to have fell victim to their hands. Crazy.
Prosecutors couldn't care less if a person is innocent or not. All that matters to them is getting another notch on their belts. Never trust them or law enforcement. They're all on the same team and they will destroy you if you let them.
He doesn't believe in killing unless it's in self-defense. Don't babies have a right to be protected and to defend themselves? Said he believes in abortion.
@Anderson Cooper Well you would be wrong. I'm neither a misogynist nor a sexist. I am far from that, I respect all the women in my family including my sister, mum and grandma and I am the one who said that my sister can do whatever job she wants to do and to stick a rod up the asses of all the misogynistic people who try to bring her down
Like it or not, men like this is why the broken justice system works even as well as it does, especially by comparison to countries where you are legally guilty upon accusation and then must prove your innocence. Many many people in countries like that are falsely imprisoned and many times killed for nothing. I would rather have 10 criminals running free than to have even 1 single person falsely imprisoned. If even one person is falsely imprisoned, then the entire justice system is flawed. So we have about as good system as is possible currently, and it's still broken. Ego and pride ruin justice even more than bad representation does.
just finished reading this guys book......the Devils defender. ...👎...info on bundy was way overhyped. ...I absolutely was not blown away. ....finding out he killed a dude when he was younger wasn't the fantastic new info I was expecting ...all the other info was the same stuff already out there. .👎
It cant be easy to defend a murderer especially when it's obvious they are guilty of the crime. You have to be thick skined especially knowing the murder has desteyed a family and we. Shouldnt forget that the murderers family are victims also
Umm... arrogance is indicative of insecurity... they are one and the same 😅 This part took too long. Great talk though so thank you and i'll shut up now
something bout this dude rubs me the wrong way,not just his HUGE ego,or his scumbag factor,probably the fact that,well, better off leave it at that.........................
I don't think that attorney Brown has the charm and Charisma that Ted Bundy owned. Ted had a magnet and people actually liked him. He was also very attractive. I don't see so much with this attorney. I think attorney Brown is a good criminal defense attorney but there's a lot of moral issues when it comes to being an attorney. And I think it will be between you and God.
12:53 I was in a rock band. I also spent time in detention for a paper work mistake and felt what he said in tes of the system failing people. That made me fi ish myvlaw degree and want to practice.
hey there is a lady shrink that looks like John Henry Bowne that that runs a group on mondays at 9:30-10:30 at Addicts Living In Recovery 1329 S Commerce St., Las Vegas, NV, 89104
Ive been harased by the police with psychotronic wepons, can you tell me how to llegaly defend? This abuse started before having an actual criminal record
atty browne is incorrect, as humans tend to be from time to time. ted was apprehended in pensacola, florida, in a stolen car at about 2am after driving out from behind a well-known eatery that had been closed for hours. it's a small town, especially back then, and officer david lee found his activity to be suspicious so he ran the tag and it came back as stolen. my neighbor is good friends with the arresting officer. ted was never in any type of custody ever in lake city, florida. edit: phrasing. fine example of my being a human as well...
Ok, it works like this, and it's the same code used in regards to therapists, counselors, psychiatrists and their patients, an attorney is obligated to release information ONLY if others (including the client) are in danger. There is no ethical question to that. I don't like the phrasing "ratting him out" btw because that's not how it works, it makes it sound whimsical. Other than that i think he did quite well in his profession. But he erred in not at the very least told them to keep him longer than a day as a "person of interest". And that's the softest way of putting it. Ted called him already in custody, alerting the police as to who he is would not get him in trouble with the Bar association.
Everyone deserves a vigorous defence. Even the most vile humans. The alternative is a return to mediaeval times where women with mental illness were burned at the stake. No system is perfect but nobody has proposed anything better.
Tell me me one fucking reason why a lawyer has to have a personality in a court of law.??? They are there to do a job, and be neutral. Its so American. Just like an American law show. The lines are so blurred. When does a proper profession become less professional.
Bubinga5 u r missing the entire point. They are not talking about a social personality they're talking about a relatable personality. So the jurors can relate and remember his defense ..
I wonder how Atty. Browne sleeps at night.Mine is neither pro nor con regarding his beliefs and courtroom tactics..I do consider him a tad egocentric,but," it is a tough job and somebody's gotta do it!!"
I'm not certain why a couple of you are calling him a scumbag. Why? I haven't heard anything to suggest that he's not a decent person. If it's because of his clients, every criminal defendant is guaranteed counsel through all stages of a trial, regardless of the crime(s). He appears to be very ethical, and he's dong a job that few would want to do.
One thing that bothered me was the inconsistency of his beliefs regarding lawyer/client privilege. He said it doesn't apply if you know your client is a danger to the public. He said he knew if Bundy was free he would definitely kill someone, but even though he knew Bundy most likely would be released from jail in Florida, he only thought of maybe alerting the media because he would be kept anonymous.
He just got done saying a situation like that doesn't violate lawyer/client privilege & he knew how dangerous Bundy was, but seemed to have no interest in doing the right thing. I am the last person to demean someone just because they represent horrible people because due process, right to a fair trial & innocent until proven guilty are essential in a free society, but this man seems a bit narcissistic.
Dave Seavy ur an idiot
Dave Seavy This guy's a snake. He lies and has done all of this for $, if this is true and Ted Bundy did call him from jail in Florida then this man should have been jailed since he didn't call and tell them who they had
I don't see how anyone ought to deserve respect for hiding clear evidence of extreme crimes and harking on small technical errors of prosecutors for the sake of acquitting criminals, perhaps even so that they, in their freedom, pose a further danger to soceity. Our system is theoretical and practically obscene.
He is doing what must be done in our legal system - his level of excellence forces the prosecution to do their job, to the highest level of performance possible. Like it or not, those prosecuting citizens need to be held to a high standard of proof. The alternative is a “kangaroo court”, where any of us could be unjustly persecuted
J PR Brilliant...well said truth.
Kicking cangaroo
Truth do, always follow, us
You are 100% right
Agreed
An excellent example of how messed up the U.S. legal system is.
This man is a brilliant writer & a superlative attorney
mjccmc82 Bundy was never found not guilty. So why would you think a lawyer whose client was found guilty every time he went to court. Just saying I think a good attorney I will get a not guilty verdict just
@@LimeGreenGreenLimeLimeGreen he had worked a plea bargain out with the prosecutors. Bundy at first accepted it, but at the the hearing, he publicly turned it down and decided to go to trial. His confidence and arrogance ultimately led to his downfall.
@@LimeGreenGreenLimeLimeGreen You know Bundy was only one of hundreds of clients he’s had right?
I bet the reason Ted Bundy liked this lawyer and considered him a friend is because he saw himself in him. He probably thought if he hadn't went down the path he did that he would've been a lawyer. So in a way this guy was probably a role model for Ted.
Absolutely
Both determined to use whatever unpleasant means necessary to get what they want...
No. Ted wished he could see himself in him. He hoped this guy's intelligence and charisma would rub off on him. Bundy knew that he was a fraud and a loser.
I found him fasinating, thoughtful and very appealing.
Yes its rock poets,,,, as deadly charming
@Dakarai Washington wtf is wrong with you
@Dakarai Washington I hope so cause otherwise you’re messed up asf
Same. Magnetic and charming - like a sociopath.
the fact that he was able to get bundy the option of serving life without the death penalty is a remarkable feat...& i respect anyone who's had a loved one taken from them by a murderer yet still stands by the principle that taking any life is wrong.
That offer is very often on the table bc capital cases are long & extremely expensive. They are exceptionally hard on victim’s families because of the lengthy appeals. When an accused is willing to plead, that eliminates the appeals process. The convicted murderer disappears forever and the families don’t have to return to court time & time again.
Non-lawyers don’t realize that most cases are resolved through pleas. If every case went to trial the Courts would come to a stop.
The scary part is that conservatives want to eliminate the appeals, which we MUST have if we are to have capital punishment. They say that the prospect of executing innocent people is acceptable! I hear voters say the same thing! I agree with Browne that our children (and their children) will live in America with fewer and fewer rights. It’s not a good thing for Americans that the Supreme Court & the federal courts are dominated by conservatives.
@@ailleananaithnid2566there wasn't any real hard evidence that Bundy did it, the Odontology has since been regarded as quackery in science.... and the prosecutors witness wasn't strong.... Bundy's problem was that he had to stick his foot in the middle of it. The state new their case was weak. The closing put forward in Bundy's case is one any good lawyer should listen to.
The problem really was Bundy trying to self-glorify himself in court, and getting his kicks out of it.
Putting your client on the stand is about one of the worst things that any lawyer could do, and Bundy'ss case is indicative of why.
If anyone cares, the un-name lawyer Bundy had that became a judge later was Bruce Lubeck who sits on the bench today in Utah. Lubeck said something in a Netflix docu that i thought really summed up ted, "Ted had too many wires crossed, he was born with the safety off.". How true
I think Ted Bundy was right when he said him and this guy are lot alike.
He's the definition of professionalism. I believe even Ted Bundy deserved a professional hearing him out and vouching for him in court.
He made a deal for Bundy and could have saved him from the death penalty but Bundy being the narcissist he is turned it down.
@@johnkelly2663 wow
John Kelly I’ve been binge watching his confession tapes on Netflix, his trials and several interviews he’s done, the part where he denied the plea deal was really something... his lawyer thought he had a death wish. Aside from Ted’s arrogant narcissism, do you think he refused it, maybe because Bundy truly believed he would be found innocent, possibly thinking he’d fool the jury like how he fooled countless others?
@@poohjanHe thought he could fool anyone
Great interview. Mr. Browne is very inspiring! You have to keep going at it everyday! Never give up!
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Great personality, awsome defense attorney. Never seen someone with a more overwhelming charisma.
Some would say Ted Bundy
Charisma is a very common trait in psychopaths, serial killers and murderers of several types. Anyway, you are probably exaggerating.
I go so far as to say this guy is heroic for what he what he believes in and for what he has done.
Yeah, right, a Heroe for defending a serial killer POS like Bundy. Moron
I think he's awsome. He had a job to do and he did it. Bundy was his client and he needed counsel. He did not like Bundy and certainly dident commend anything he did. It was his job
amazing interview
This was a great interview!
Quality job, no doubt
Great angles on those questions
Wow John Henry Browne is really interesting: witty and profound, very funny what an inspiring gentleman. I so want to read his book, where is it please?
Sambista Nega I would never read his book in fact I guess that it would have to be in the fiction aisle because he's so full of s*** he makes up things in lies I wouldn't believe a word this
wow this guy is so incredibly interesting and i love for a guy with such obvious accomplishments in life, in this interview he comes off as so humble and just so soul baringly honest....
Agree with Freddie - a terrific interview of a fascinating person. Off to Amazon I go.
I feel like this guy is me...I'm just starting out as a criminal defense lawyer. I wish he could be my mentor.
He was my mentor in law school. His lessons stayed with me for all my career. He was one hell of a mentor. He had personalized license plates on his Mercedes sports car that read "ACQUIT."
I would love to see Bryan Cranston play this guy in a movie!
Good idea. Ted Bundy and the defense atty
Yes please
Good call.
👍
Think of the ppl that are wrongfully convicted of serious crimes, if anyone says certain ppl don’t deserve attorneys than your saying those ppl don’t deserve representation, everyone deserves representation that is the basis of law here, go live in a dictatorship if you want where the gov’nment has absolute un-checked power over your freedom, but that’s how we do things here
Really love this guy.....he is brilliant, human, honest and integrity based. Enjoyed every nanosecond of this interview. Any client would be exceedingly fortunate to have him as a lawyer.
Doreen Daykin definitely! I don’t know why everyone hates him
@@TBx46 Sometimes I think it is a basic ignorance of our CONSTITUTION…..
Because he is likely a liar. Watch some of his interviews on Bundy , and he is using him to sell a book with lies
He notes he has a nice house on the water with 4 cars and a model girlfriend. Defending the right criminals gets you PAID!
How do you find Alford pleas intellectually troublesome? Trials and certainly plea deals aren't about guilt or innocence. They are a negotiation between an individual and The State. Shouldn't you find plea bargains far more troublesome?
Weirdest comment was Ted Bundy telling his attorney Mr. Brown I believe 3 year difference that they were alike. Ted took the voices in his head acted on them. Attorney Brown heard the same voices but pushed those thoughts aside, admitting he came close to spiking a drink, and him repelling timid kindly women. Under certain circumstances anyone may tip the scale in one way or the other. What tipped Ted Bundy completely over the other end of evil is still 100% unknown. Attorney Brown conclusion that Bundy was possessed is probably correct, oddly he also stated that he personally did not have a spiritual belief. He started this journal which I believe he was trying to discover or piece together pieces to a very odd story his life and how he got connected to Ted.
Last point his girlfriend Debbie being killed and Attorney Brown not being able to try to even think it’s plausible that Bundy might have had a hand in that matter. Additionally, Ted chose Attorney Brown knowing this fact that Debbie was his girlfriend and killed. Just a totally ODD coincidence.
Or maybe Browne killed his girlfriend and Bundy knew it and that is why he said they are similar.
Elena Rossi @ Crazy world we live in. We cannot trust anyone!
@@elenarossi3721You know that’s sick. Serial killers can sense when other people have aspd
Very interesting and intelligent guy
After listening to this interview I despise the US legal system even more than before.
Wow! He was a public defender. Everyone no matter who they are or what thet have done is entitled to have legal representation. This is a basic right in any civilised country as it is in the USA. It takes a lot of strength and belief in the legal system and justice to be able to be a public defender. So scumbag...really??
Haha the first thing they teach you in profiling is the best predictor of future behavior is past behaviour. But who knows.
Excellent point & very true!!! Hence, Bundy continuing to kill
He knew inside that TB was a monster and would gladly kill again
John likes scarfs. I wonder why?
He 's probably in the early stages of "gobbler neck."
Its a ilnnes from cold zones
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It's elegant. Very common in Europe especally in Winter and mild Spring weather.
The answer is you violate the attorney client privilege and then take it to court and pay the penalty. It's not one of the ten commandments. It's a rule for lawyers. Lawyers are ridiculous.
Why don't lawyers have to abide by the same laws as Citizens? If you know somebody is going to do a crime or somebody who committed a crime a serious crime and you don't call and tell the police you can or will be charged with with some type of try you will be taken to jail if you know about a murder or a bank robbery you will go to jail so how does this guy and what he's talking about other lawyers not saying anything when they know why are they not arrested?
Attorney client privilege
Because attorney/client privilege is paramount in the profession. Just like anyone in the medical profession cannot discuss someone's medical history with just anyone. It is a basic code of the profession and is in addition to obligations to be a law abiding citizen. He was in fact figuring out a way to let this be known anonymously the next day, but didn't have to in the end because the police realized who they were holding.
So lawyers, psychologists, and clergy deny genetics...got it. As for free will, it is really easy to NOT grapple women to death. Not grappling someone to death is the easiest thing you can do.
Wow, unsolved cases always bother me. I always feel terrible for the victim, not ever being able to be brought to justice. Just terrible.. I really hope Ted weren’t involved, but as sick as he was, I wouldn’t put it past him. Would just be fucked up to be working with someone, trying to regain their freedom, only for someone you love to have fell victim to their hands. Crazy.
I would not want to get in a war of wards with John Henry Browne. That name just sounds bad ass...say it out loud people ...it does...honest
Henchman67
Check the name sounds older then he is
Henchman67 wards or words with him?! They both mean something diff.
whimp?
It sounds old western
Best interview and really want to read his book. The only thing is, will he be truthful dictation be all out truthful?
Has he written a book regarding his time with Bundy?
Oh my Gosh John Henry Browne was going to put LSD in Spiro Agnew’s drink 🍹!!!!!! Good Lord!!!!
REAL DEAL
15:56 bundy talk
Thank you!
42:01 I don’t think TB wanted to die he just couldn’t handle prison
Ted Bundy was in a pink Cadillac. Good grief!!!!
I can't find his memoir anywhere. Tried on Amazon but... nothing.
+gogoguitar not published until august 2016
He isn't johnny Cochran. That's for damn sure
JC beat the IRS I wish that people would acknowledge he beat it twice
Ask Ted Bundy's brilliant attorney John Henry Browne - if Ted was The Zodiac KIller?
I'm fascinated by that long welt down the left side of his face. It's not a scar, and it just goes straight down. Weird.
Jonny Davies
What is that
Jonny Davies what r u talking about?! R u sure it's not a cracked computer?!
A cat he had, ... Or wanted to have
Great stuff!
So did Ted Bundy actually take a lie detector test or not, still confused.
Prosecutors couldn't care less if a person is innocent or not. All that matters to them is getting another notch on their belts. Never trust them or law enforcement. They're all on the same team and they will destroy you if you let them.
He doesn't believe in killing unless it's in self-defense. Don't babies have a right to be protected and to defend themselves? Said he believes in abortion.
@Anderson Cooper The mother and father make the baby, not just the mother
@Anderson Cooper I know what you mean, but I still think that the man and woman should both be involved...the baby still has both their DNA in it
@Anderson Cooper That's different. We'll disagree on this issue.
@Anderson Cooper Well you would be wrong. I'm neither a misogynist nor a sexist. I am far from that, I respect all the women in my family including my sister, mum and grandma and I am the one who said that my sister can do whatever job she wants to do and to stick a rod up the asses of all the misogynistic people who try to bring her down
They are not babies they’re fetuses.
Like it or not, men like this is why the broken justice system works even as well as it does, especially by comparison to countries where you are legally guilty upon accusation and then must prove your innocence. Many many people in countries like that are falsely imprisoned and many times killed for nothing. I would rather have 10 criminals running free than to have even 1 single person falsely imprisoned. If even one person is falsely imprisoned, then the entire justice system is flawed. So we have about as good system as is possible currently, and it's still broken. Ego and pride ruin justice even more than bad representation does.
15:00 it starts to pick up the beginning is slow moving
I have seen only one other interview most recently! 🎞 🤔Where have I been? The 'scumbag' reference couldnt be further from the truth!
just finished reading this guys book......the Devils defender. ...👎...info on bundy was way overhyped. ...I absolutely was not blown away. ....finding out he killed a dude when he was younger wasn't the fantastic new info I was expecting ...all the other info was the same stuff already out there. .👎
rishard Harrijonson you need to read the Bundy murders if you haven't. Great book
Brian Shrum Agreed.
rishard Harrijonson
Overhyped love this, do he wash hands all the time
thanks for sharing, I'll save my money for something else.
4:04 Personal note
Arenzoj Facts All The Way!
Person on your profile pic, Arenzoj, is sexy
@@aspiknf Thanks
@@TotalTech2. You're welcome!
i realize he misspoke but while Bundy was in jail not identifying himself that was Pensacola not Lake City
It cant be easy to defend a murderer especially when it's obvious they are guilty of the crime. You have to be thick skined especially knowing the murder has desteyed a family and we. Shouldnt forget that the murderers family are victims also
He seemed so scared of the Bar.
Because they can disbar you and that is the end if your legal career.
Great stuff he is a good guy just doing his job.
Us marines we rock
no pun intended ..no shit its not a pun
Umm... arrogance is indicative of insecurity... they are one and the same 😅 This part took too long. Great talk though so thank you and i'll shut up now
Girardi/Keese need criminal defense lawyers themselves now 0:50 🤦♀️
he's not very good at lying lol. 23:24
something bout this dude rubs me the wrong way,not just his HUGE ego,or his scumbag factor,probably the fact that,well, better off leave it at that.........................
All attorneys have huge egos. He is not a scumbag at all.
John Henry Browne is clearly trying to make a name for himself and cash in of a guy he apparently hated.
Fascinating interview marred at moments by the interviewer's petty jealousy. No prompt to elaborate on the erosion of our freedoms?
Some of the blokes and sheilas in the comments seem to have fallen in absolute awe of John Browne. I'm trying to see why.
I don't think that attorney Brown has the charm and Charisma that Ted Bundy owned. Ted had a magnet and people actually liked him. He was also very attractive. I don't see so much with this attorney. I think attorney Brown is a good criminal defense attorney but there's a lot of moral issues when it comes to being an attorney. And I think it will be between you and God.
12:53 I was in a rock band. I also spent time in detention for a paper work mistake and felt what he said in tes of the system failing people. That made me fi ish myvlaw degree and want to practice.
hey there is a lady shrink that looks like John Henry Bowne that that runs a group on mondays at 9:30-10:30 at
Addicts Living In Recovery
1329 S Commerce St., Las Vegas, NV, 89104
Is he gay? Talks a bit whisky with a SF fling
Ted bundy more then one on each side mixed
Ted Bundy was Doing Gods Work is All Blame God when Something Bad Happens Too Not just when Something Good Happens .
Devil not God.
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Ive been harased by the police with psychotronic wepons, can you tell me how to llegaly defend? This abuse started before having an actual criminal record
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sociopath defending a psychopath
NKZ Z hmm u must know nothing about law.. It doesnt matter what the crime is the defendant is allowed any council he or she hires or is appointed.
You know nothing at all, you nut.
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agree, I think you have to be a narcissistic sociopath in order to defend the psychopaths...just saying.
@@polarbearsrus6980 no... It's the lawyer business
If you watched the full video, you would've thought differently
He says ummm and errr quite frequently, typical psychopathic behaviour.
oh ok so u dont say um
That means everyone born after 1990 is a psychopath. F for logic.
….there’s a thin line here, no?
😂😂😂😂😂😂 thanks Professor
32:15
atty browne is incorrect, as humans tend to be from time to time. ted was apprehended in pensacola, florida, in a stolen car at about 2am after driving out from behind a well-known eatery that had been closed for hours. it's a small town, especially back then, and officer david lee found his activity to be suspicious so he ran the tag and it came back as stolen. my neighbor is good friends with the arresting officer. ted was never in any type of custody ever in lake city, florida.
edit: phrasing. fine example of my being a human as well...
factual clavicle bullshit, don't try to be right by trying to act like you have the scoop. You don't Know anyone or anything.
U need to do Ur homework before u make incorrect comments..
@@blandboiledhotdog8226 factual clavicle could be right, not everything in a trial is always correct
Ok, it works like this, and it's the same code used in regards to therapists, counselors, psychiatrists and their patients, an attorney is obligated to release information ONLY if others (including the client) are in danger. There is no ethical question to that. I don't like the phrasing "ratting him out" btw because that's not how it works, it makes it sound whimsical.
Other than that i think he did quite well in his profession. But he erred in not at the very least told them to keep him longer than a day as a "person of interest". And that's the softest way of putting it. Ted called him already in custody, alerting the police as to who he is would not get him in trouble with the Bar association.
Never belive rock stars
His new book is out. It's a good listen (audiobook).
Allen750 what's the title?
The Devil's Defender
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This man is just a burk?
Hipacroite there about not telling then tell
Ted bundy wictim was it a hit on Famely
Everyone deserves a vigorous defence. Even the most vile humans. The alternative is a return to mediaeval times where women with mental illness were burned at the stake. No system is perfect but nobody has proposed anything better.
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Im sorry,,,,,, Ted was alkohol,... There a limit to performance,,,,, to understand,,,,
A's,,,, Ted, ... Falled
Into zodiak,,, house
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I love Ted Bundy he my favorite. I wish I could met him learn
You LOVE a psychopath. Why?
Fuck you
Maybe Henry himself kill he's girlfriend.
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They coukd been a network, or 3 some
His** And I thought about it as well..
I think Ted thought so
@@missmiss5051Wow 😮
Tell me me one fucking reason why a lawyer has to have a personality in a court of law.??? They are there to do a job, and be neutral. Its so American. Just like an American law show. The lines are so blurred. When does a proper profession become less professional.
Bubinga5 u r missing the entire point. They are not talking about a social personality they're talking about a relatable personality. So the jurors can relate and remember his defense ..
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Weird guy, politically / philosophically respectable in many respects, except, some spiritual / religious / philosophical misgivings present.
I wonder how Atty. Browne sleeps at night.Mine is neither pro nor con regarding his beliefs and courtroom tactics..I do consider him a tad egocentric,but," it is a tough job and somebody's gotta do it!!"
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They men as women with desire, trauma, anger , sadnes, and your naively
Being boxing safe
The ted bundy mask is uk or ira the coulred
My god, I knew lawyers were scum but that's something else
This dude is off
I agree..🤔🤔
Gay???
Brown,,,,, FBI
Don't think so. He's been married many times.