Paul Ferguson Sentencing | "Predisposed to ab*se"
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He asked for compassion & mercy, he got it he will have three meals a day, unlimited access to water and a restroom, a mattress on a bunk, ability to recieve healthcare & recreation none of which his poor brother was given. I believe his only notable reaction was hearing the length of the sentence which further proves he only cares about himself.
You hit the nail on the head.
You are so right. He got compassion and mercy. He just didn't get what he wanted. He wanted more than compassion and Mercy. He wanted everyone to just ignore what he did, and he would get out of jail, with no prison, then go find someone to mooch off of. His act on the stand never fooled me, I thought he deserved a long sentence from the start. I don't know as I even believe he actually was abused growing up. Of course he'd say he was. Everyone just said he was a bully, and bullied Timothy forever. He's a bully, a parasite, a liar, and not just a liar, but an actor also.
Perfectly said 👍💖
I hope that young Timothy can now rest in peace ❤
I would like to believe that he will be am angel looking after another child to find strength ❤
Just the way he completely snapped out of the feigned remorse when he realized he wasn't getting the 2-5 years he thought would come with the plea deal is just bone chilling...
I couldn't agree more with you @heathernoneya4151
Thank you Danelle for the update. This case has definetly haunted me. Poor Timothy. His story broke my heart.
Isn't it hilarious how he had zero attention for what the judge was saying until he said 30-100 years. Good riddance.
"Why would you even cover this " bc Timothys story DESERVES to be told. And everyone needs to know what happened to him and the monsters that did it. You don't not cover a case bc it's to hard to hear or listen to. How do think Timothy felt going thru literal torture. 🤨 Anyways rip Timothy.
I keep wondering why she did this. Maybe she was angry the dad dropped him on her.
This guy is such a monster. The mom as well. The dad makea me angry and should be prosecuted for breaking the orders of the court for breaking a protective order... this kid should never have died. Rest in piece buddy! My nephew, Wade is up there with you and he'll be your big brother now. 🫶 he's a lot of fun and he will be so happy to hang out with you.
The way he jerked his head up in shock at the sentence… says everything to me. He really thought he played his cards right
@bean6157
I'm agree with you at 100%.
Exactly.
I think judges usually go along with plea deals but not this time!! And that was beyond refreshing to see. Pauly boy wasn’t expecting that (paych0s are also narcissists and they tend to be delusional because of their grandiosity- so I all but guarantee you he thought he was getting his plea deal sentence and nothing more).
Do you think the crime would have happened even if the mother hadn't been there?
This judge is exactly what the US Justice System needs. What a top guy who takes his job seriously.
Absolutely!!!
If only there where more Judges like this one 👍
Coz maybe then will the crime rate will go down.
No more smacks on the hands of the criminal element who have absolutely nothing but contempt & and complete disrespect for the legal system
@AmyBumble
Exactly.
I'm agree with you at 100%.
Yes! Not only did he give Timothy justice, he's also saved any of Paul's future victims...because he would 100% had future victims.
I feel the same way. We need more judges like him where I live
Imagine how far Timothy would have come had he been raised in a healthy family.
Both of them could of gone very far without the abuse of their mother. Very sad.
He was so smart
he held his head down the whole time the judge was talking…. until the sentence came and his head popped right up.. that tells us all we need to know…
Yes, it was all a show. His attorney no doubt coached him to the extent even possible so that he'd be perceived as a victim of sorts rather than the monster he is. Absolutely no better than his mother. There's so many things he could have done, or not done, opportunities to tell someone out of concern for his brother. None of that was done. In fact there were punishments Paul did on his own because he clearly couldn't stand his brother. Those monsters treated the dogs far better than they did Timothy.
@@cathyprosser1050 so true! such another sad and devastating case
I guess. I think anyone who just heard they will spend most of their life in prison would have a reaction. If he didn't show any reaction you'd all say he was " cold inside" so him reacting to a long sentence means nothing nothing me really
His dad should be in trouble too for violating court orders and giving him to his mom. That boy is dead because his dad just gave up.
Absolutely agree. There needs to be a Timothy's law that holds other parents accountable for putting their children in danger
@@alenacarpenter4732okay let’s begin the process by either talking to the state legislators in your district or by a state initiative if you have one like Oregon etc
his dads name is Eric. Ya he has gone under the radar for a long time now.
@@alenacarpenter4732sure but isn’t it already illegal to give your child away to someone who isn’t allowed to have custody of them?
@@kateashby3066 Yeh, I believe they call it abandonment or Neglect as the lesser,.. He should be held accountable, but for a more serious sentence then I believe Abandonment carries because his decision resulted in Death...
I’m sorry but this judge is freaking amazing 🤩 he literally says he is one step away from being a psychopath, hit the nail right on the head
This judge is right up there with the judge in Leticia Stauchs Trial. You can tell they both put a lot of thought into their sentencing and they care about their jobs and the victims.
I was in awe, when he said that he read all of the text messages three times because he wanted to get the whole picture. What an amazing judge
That judge is just the most amazing person. He's so incredibly thorough and thoughtful - he made sure to read everything, even the stuff he wasn't presented, and he read it all multiple times. He put so much time and effort and thought into his verdict and sentencing, and it's just so good to see someone who really cares about their job and the justice they're dealing out.
I grew up with sibling abuse. We, as survivors, are often written off and even mocked as overdramatic about "sibling rivalry." There is nothing normal about siblings beating, threatening, and torturing each other. It's not okay, just like parental abuse isn't
I want the dad to be held accountable as well
you can't just demand street justice, you don't know the private ins and outs to the family situation, you don't know what other factors were involved, instead of saying "I want the dad accountable" why not ask, I would like further investigation into the father and what roles he may or may not of played in timothys death. don't be so emotional be more tactical with things that involve peoples life. you don't see the judge up there screaming bloody hell in his chair do you ? no you dont. he is calm and professional.
Listening to his jail phone calls it is stunning how much he thinks he is just going to leave the jail soon. Then as time passes he thinks he will get anywhere from 5-15 years. So yeah, I think that took him out to think he could spend the whole rest of his life in prison. Many thanks to the judge for doing a thorough job.
The fact that he had the nerve to ask for leniency was insane. Where was the leniency for your brother's life???
Facts
Well they don’t call it a personality disorder for nothin’. Also, narcissists don’t exactly know how to read a room. He probably thought that was the best “apology” speech ever given. Which is why his reaction to receiving 30+ years was total shock. Which was great to see. And hate it when they are stoic. Let’s see how much you h@te your sentence!
@@kateashby3066 Paul gets his 3 hots and a cot, free tablets so he can play games and watch movies, facebook and other social media, email, and he has many sending him money. Isn't prison supposed to be a punishment? Sounds more like a country club or camp.
Don't forget he has a Fiance as well 🤮
GOD, I’m so happy he got this sentence. I was really worried they would go light on him just bc he testified against Shanda. I hope Timothy’s spirit is in a better place, 😞
I was worried of the same but was clinging to hope that they would still pin him since their deal involving his testimony didn't include any promises of a lighter sentence.
@@DanelleHallan absolutely the same. So many people who deserve the harshest punishments possible weasel out of them by snitching. Glad he wasn’t one of them
I truly believe that Timothy most certainly is in the most beautiful, loving place, never to be harmed again, ever.
@@cathyprosser1050 I really hope so. I hope his spirit is wrapped in love
Absolutely agree the the judge. Paul had a choice to get him out of that situation and he chose not to.
Can’t wait to see what his fellow inmates think of his “remorse.”
Do we say this about women who stay in domestic violence situations?
@@tula1433do the abused women torture and kill their children?
@@harrietcraig6716 they may leave him alone if paul keeps working on that "slow" persona.
Dad? Are there consequences for him washing his hands of this little lad and sending him into a situation he fought the courts for, to help his child…..he KNEW this wasn’t going to be okay?
Honestly, shouldn't he face at least neglect charges for putting his child under the care of someone he knew was an unfit parent? I imagine one would never imagine it could come to such a terrible, horrifying point of this happening, but he should have known he was endangering him to some level.
Glad you covered this Danelle. This was in my community. It happened behind closed doors. Poor Timothy was brought in under the radar of authorites here in our state. His custodial parent (father) neglected the proper avenues in relocating Timothy to his mother's care. Is there any legal cupability on his father's part? As you stated, Oklahoma CPS had interactions with Shonda previously. As a ward of the state, Timothy most certainly would still be alive.😢
He wants compassion? Where was his compassion towards his little brother??
I am so glad that sweet Timothy got this level of justice. I think the judge said it best honestly.
The judge, prosecutor, and investigators got justice for Timothy.
Whenever I got in trouble as a kid and tried to apologize my way out of consequences, my mom would remind me that there is a BIG difference between being truly sorry for your actions versus being sorry you now have to face consequences for those actions.
Yes! I love that that judge properly cut into him and saw right through his bullshit!
Judge Kacel really doesn't hold back. It is amazing.
Agreed! 💯💯💯
Him and his mother really thought they were smarter than the court and jury and could get a light sentence.
I hope these 2 never see the light of day.
They aren’t sorry they just don’t want there to be any consequences
They really did believe that. It is ridiculous.
How could the mother appeal anyway she says she don’t remember anything when it came to the abuse smh 🤬
Watching him perk up when he thought the judge was going to side with him and then sink back down when he did not get his way was very telling for me
Hon. Judge Matthew Kacel Was Amazing Throughout This Case. He Was Fair And Honest And, Ultimately On Timothy's Side Throughout Which Is Really Amazing To See.
RIP Timothy Beautiful Boy ❤❤❤xxx
Why didn’t the father get in trouble for sending him to his mom? She wasn’t supposed to have him. 😢
The judge was amazing. I literally cried when I listened to him at the sentencing. His words were so thoughtful and poignant. Same when he spoke at The Monster's sentencing, when he put the photo of Timothy as he wanted to remember him and berating her for not even looking at the photo.
Such a difficult, sad tragedy. As a mom myself, I can't even. My babies are adults now and I just can't fathom the events that took place. May Timothy rest in peace.
Did you see how fast Paul’s head popped up when that judge said “30 years to life!!”
Literally the only shred of emotion he showed was when the judge stated his sentence. I do not feel bad for this person. He’s evil.
I totally agree with you , Paul is very evil and should never get out of prison
I love that judge say you could have taken Tim out of there. Or got him help. And you didn’t.
The audacity that he thinks that he could ask the judge for compassion when he clearly showed none for his little brother is so disgusting and he should just keep quiet
I’m glad the judge can see the truth for what it is and make the decision on things like this, the public cannot. Yes, he was raised in a terrible environment but so are many others and they chose to escape and help their siblings. This guy chose violence against a helpless child and if the judge can see this, then he is probably right to sentence him to 30/100 years.
He genuinely thought he was going to get away with it. That reaction to the 30 year sentence shows he has zero remorse.
I think that he just l deserved a lot more than 30 years. He should have received life without parole
@@peppiholliday4525I agree but he did get 100 years WITH the possibility of parole after 30 years. My cousin had 25 to life and he ended up serving close to 45 years, he kept getting in trouble and they wouldn’t parole him. Let’s hope they keep him for life. 🙏
Does it? Or is it just the reaction of someone being sentenced to spend most of the rest of their life in prison. Tall are dissecting his head movement way too much. If he sat there motionless then what would you say? "That man is ice cold on the inside" that's what you'd say.
@@newyardleysinclair9960 this one is pretty clear. I don't believe in body language but I know surprise when I see it. No need to be a dickhead about it.
Do you think the crime would have happened even if the mother hadn't been there?
Where is the father in all of this?
Good question
I have ab education and experience in the mental health field and have to admit I was a bit fooled by Paul Ferguson. I remember specifically saying that it would come down to the psych evaluation. Clearly, this made a difference and I'm very glad for that.
watching him testify at his mother’s trial made me question if he had some mental disability. but his entire demeanor changed in his own trial. i 100% believe he was trying to act like he had low intelligence so he can better convince people.
You did the right thing covering this horrifying case. Timothy deserves to be known and those evil demons who inflicted this hellish nightmare deserves to be known so they will never be mistaken for a human being.
Danielle I remember this case and it's very disturbing,, disgusting and heinous. Thank you for doing this update ❤
So glad to hear this I couldn't even finish the original video it had me bawling I'm so glad justices was serviced and there was a good judge
I heard some of his phone calls from prison. I’m glad the judge saw him for the vile creature he is
The way he popped his head up like he just got whiplash us priceless! I hope him and Shanda are as miserable as they made Timothy for the rest of their lives. I also hope their time behind bars creeps by. I'm so glad he didn't get away with murder. Judge Kacel was awesome!! So was the Prosecution!!
RIP Timothy ❤🙏
He is not a step away from becoming a psychopath. He is a psychopath imo. Right down to the parasitic lifestyle that psychopaths seek.
The fact his own father sat back and did NOTHING, no court appearances, no memorials, absolutely zilch speaks so much volume. That poor sweet boy had no one. It's absolutely heartbreaking ❤
Well done Judge Matthew Kacel. Everything he said was so right. He says it like it is. Paul showed no remorse and was only really concerned for his own back. I notlced how his head jerked up when Judge Matthew read out his sentence. I truly believe he didn't think he'd get such a harsh one. If he's in for thirty years he'll be 50 when he comes out. If he's safe to be let out when they consider parole. But that's a long way thankfully into the future. Thank you Danelle for such a good presentation. RIP Matthew ❤
The good Judge said he struggled for a words to describe them. Here’s two. Pure Evil
The dad should of just gave him up to cps instead of his mom I think it's so messed up though that his dad can just give him away knowing that Shanda shouldn't have Tim R.I.P little man he's in a better place than his moms house
From watching Paul on the stand he strikes more like border line intellectually challenged. He really doesn’t come across as glib, charming, manipulating or even clever. I highly doubt he’s a psychopath/ antisocial personality. He was just dumb and cruel.
I wanna see the dad g get charged , tried and convicted. He had a duty to protect Timothy from his mother after she lost her parental rights for abusing him and he still sent Timothy to her. The dads choice got him killed
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I am over here hysterical. This made my whole day and I wish I could see you this year!
the person that said "you shouldn't cover this"......why were they here then
I'm glad Paul got a serious sentence. I was worried he wouldn't have any jail time and would be out free in this world to hurt someone else. Thank you for doing a follow up, I definitely wanted to know what happened with Paul
Loved that he said he is as bad as his Mother! Totally spot on
Poor Timothy. Nobody cared about him. His father didn't care about him or he wouldn't have given him back to a known abuser who had custody taken away from her BECAUSE of that abuse, and his mom didn't care about him because she actually did the abuse, and his brother Paul didn't care about Timothy either. On just about every level Timothy was failed by all of the adults in his life and everyone who should have had his best interests at heart and should have loved him the most.
If they didn’t know it was wrong what they were doing…..why would they so quickly lie to the cops!
thats why the father should of been held accountable he knew shanda was not suppose to have that boy he took the law into his hands and handed him over
He will live on forever in our hearts. I’m in tears again listening to his story. May he finally be at peace.
All of this happened in a relatively short time and he has been an adult from the beginning. He took to his role as the punisher far too easily and eagerly
Did you see how fast his head came up when the judge said 30 to 100 years…! 🤣
The useless father is also responsible. Why was he not visiting him. He could have picked up on what was happening.
Wow that judge really did his job well, he knew exactly what Paul was like and could see through the BS he was trying to feed everyone! This judge is absolutely amazing, clearly is top of his game!
I don't know who said that you shouldn't cover this because that is so wrong this should be covered this should be told the story should be out there because that Boy Deserves Justice and for everybody to know what those monsters did to him so thank you so much to you for posting this and for following up on it and keeping us up-to-date because we want to make sure that those people are held accountable to fullest extent of the law
This case is absolutely heartbreaking. I just wanted to give my personal opinion from personal experience with a homicidal sibling and mother. His brother did it happily. I’m assuming his brother still lived with his mom because he was the mother’s favorite. My sister started her abuse of me when I was 4 and she was 5, she’d jump on top of me and strangle me until I passed out and slam my head into the corner of the walls. She did this because I “woke up” that morning. 100000000000% that brother is just as sadistic as his mother. He, like my sister, got very little of the attention and abuse from their mom. I can tell you having a sadistic mother who directed my sister to hurt me that my sister did it for money, computers, games, etc. This case is so angering because he is just as bad BUT LIKEY WORSE, than his mother. When I look at my past, I can say that sibling and my own took things 100xs worse than what the mother directed. He’s a sickening monster. I hope all the bad things on that mother and brother. My heart goes out to that poor boy. I felt his pain, I know that terror. Rest in Peace Timothy, may you know the peace you should have had in life.
This case is disgusting, I'm literally sickened by it. I am so relieved that finally Timothy has a true advocate in the judge, it's just so devestating it's after his murder.
Thank you so much for bringing us his sentencing and I do hope that his mother and his appeals will be denied forever. Also I admire your tenacity in bringing this to us I know it must have been extremely difficult in your soul and your mind and for that I am very very sorry.
Paul, it seemed to me, read through that statement performatively though also robotically. Nowhere in it does he really show pain at what he did to Timothy, whose name he didn't mention. Just something about him still being gone.
He sounds like he's trying to impress the court with his creative writing during his statement rather than express remorse for the revolting things he did to his little brother Timmothy. 😢
I got the same vibe
Can you imagine him getting out on a light sentence and then marrying someone with a child omg
30 To a 100 years😂 i love the 100y sentences... like Chris watts having to serve a million years!!🎉
My compliments for the sound, the original was really bad.
He was very much a willing participant. He wasn't scared of his mother. He enjoyed having complete power over someone else. He enjoyed the abuse. If he had any empathy or compassion in him he couldn't have done the things that he did. Him asking for compassion and mercy from the judge made me sick. I wonder how many times Timothy begged him to show him some compassion and mercy. I wonder how many times he cried out to his brother in pain or to beg him for some food. Something other than bread with the hottest hot sauce there is. I hope he never gets paroled and him and his mother rot in prison for the rest of their pathetic lives!!!
I’m so glad that Timothy got justice. Kudos to the judge- he’s brilliant.
I love that the judge did so much work..... As they all should but it's good to know he got all the information available
Come on people.. how can there be over 3,000 views but only 500 something likes? It only takes one second to like something, but does so much for the content creator ❤
So what do we get out of it??
PAUL ADMITTED TO SNEAK TIMOTHY FOOD ! SO HE DID KNOW HE WAS STARVING. Also the part where he should put sauce on Timothy's privates.. " he thought it went too far" - HE HAD A COMPASS FOR WHAT PART OF *TORTURE* WAS OK AND WHAT WAS NOT.
He claimed to know what was OK and what wasn't... but he still did the things he thought were "too far". I don't know if we can even believe that he ever snuck Timothy extra food, I think that's just a little detail he made up because he thought it would help him look less culpable.
Your hair looks amazingggg
I am an autistic and ADHD abuse survivor, and the vast majority of my abuse was because of my disabilities. While autism and ADHD is hyper visible on the Internet lately, the stigma against us is still something I experience the effects of every day. If you have an autistic or ADHD child in your life, or an adult who needs support, please stand up for them and ask them how they are doing. A lot of the time, we don’t realize abuse isn’t normal, or we’re afraid to speak about it. Timothy was placed in this situation due to his disability, and I’m sure that, based on what Paul and Shonda said about Timothy and his behavior, his abuse was directly related.
I absolutely agree with the judge. I don’t think a personality disorder means that you’re a bad person, but if you’re already a bad person it can exacerbate it, like in this case.
Mercy and compassion? Seriously? Where was your mercy and compassion for your your little brother? I hope he never sees the outside of the prison walls. He and his mother didn't give Timothy the freedom to live the life he so badly deserved so why should he?
These children deserve people to know their stories. They deserve people to cry and and love them. I sometimes wonder why I listen and read about these horrific child abuse cases, but that’s why. I will catch myself thinking about random children, I don’t even know, that have passed because of horrendous abuse and I hope they are somewhere that they can feel my love for them. That’s why I listen.
This is a sad sick case, and I am glad for guilty verdicts. Paul DESERVES the same disgusting treatment he doled out to his brother...yet he will actually be cared for by us, the Michigan taxpayers. GROSS.
Unrelated but you are an amazing person , you look beautiful, your hair is gorgeous, and you look like your glowing and happy xo
I just want to know what the hell is wrong with people? This family was so narcissistic to actually believe they were right to torture that poor child. She could have gave him to the state but chose to torture him instead. Key word, chose.
I will never forget Timothy never such a lovey sweet boy bless him
This judge does such a good job of driving home the severity of what these monsters have done. The comment at the mothers sentencing that Timothy had won because he was free of them now has stayed with me. I teach special education and this is heart breaking. It’s on another level of evil. Rest easily knowing justice was served for you, Timothy. I wish it had been done earlier.
He seemed to be very proud of his letter to the judge until he realized judge didnt buy it- then it looked like he just started staring at a fuzzy on his shirt until the sentence was read and was like “whaaaa?”
Thanks for presenting this case. 3rd video of the day and all 3 were new to me. My question is why was nothing done to help Timothy sooner. Seems like lots of people knew something bad was happening but no agency did anything!!🤬🤬
I just discovered you and really like you! The level of detail you provide and way you talk is great. I fall asleep to your videos now :) thanks
Wow, thank you!
Omg this judge i could listen to him all day. Hes what a real judge should be! Unfortunately prison wont do anything but make him worse so its good hes staying there.
Think of it this way, if Timothy were still alive and Paul was at home with him, do you think he would be abusing him still? Never let him out. We have to be the voices of the silenced. Never stop covering these horrific cases. I will always be here to listen.
Tims dad needs to be in jail to . Because he failed him . He sent him to live with those two knowing how they were
The most interesting and sickening factor is the fact that they are asking for basic human decency that they denied an innocent child… rest in peace sweet boy.
It sure is ironic isn't it
Thank you for keeping us updated!
Always!
You go girl, keep going. We must stop people that get away with murder because they had bad parents.
How long did the mother witch get?
50 to 100 years
The mother witch got 50 to a 100 years in prison, and I think that’s what Paul should have got ,
I watched the original video and I also was absolutely mortified watching her on the copcams made me want to barf. What possesses these people???
In his interview he was so angry that his father expected his legally adult son to start working and pay 1/3 of his salary to the household so he moved to his mom
He is alllll about what benefits him
Looking at Paul, he looked as if he had been starved as well. I feel like she seriously manipulated Paul as well
No lie: my father was thinner when he entered adulthood. A fast metabolism, being active and fastly growing can result in this. In jail calls he's constantly asking for money to buy more food, while he isn't active anymore and growing less.
Paul is identical to his mother. His body language spoke volumes and they both only teared up for themselves... Those tears should have been for Timothy!!! They both don't deserve the punishment they got because they both will be treated much better than they treated (TORTURED) Timothy... They were only sorry they got caught.
RIP little angel.