Watching these videos makes me appreciate my freedom, my apartment with wack water pressure, my gf, my friends and all the possibilities that lay ahead of me. Life is good.
@David Lopez I pray to the goddess every day to keep me safe from major fuckups like this one....in a twinkling it can all be taken away...remember this....act accordingly to see that it does not happen to you...rip to all murder victims...
I got showed a graphic add of a texting and driving accident. I was so scared to even get in a car. I’m okay now but it was a little to frightening for nine and ten year olds
With "people" like her, the "money" itself is just a part of their evil, so the amount doesn't matter, they're narcissistic and would kill even for $500 if they felt it was justifiable, their belief system is so warped and evil, that the ONLY thing they care about is their selfish, narcissistic needs, and I know because I was engaged to a narcissist like her. After investing $100,000 into her and her children who weren't mine, she threatened to kill me with a knife and meant it, thankfully, I got out before she could do so in my sleep.
I swear judges do that on purpose man. They know talking about simple things like “watch out for the weather and free to go home” is a small reminder to the murderer that those things will never apply to them again
Wow, the judge was truly in charge of her courtroom and the audience knew it. Graceful, up front, and appreciative of her jury. Much respect to you, your Honor.
I agree as per prior to the verdict. Once the verdict was rendered, she should have given the defendant the choice to leave the court room prior to her rendering all the mundane things she covered - though beneficial to you and the jury perhaps more so. It was unnecessary that a defendant there and have to hold her emotions any longer than she cared to.
Maggie Margaret The person she shot thought Ashely McArthur was her friend. It’s very disturbing. If she wanted her emotions to be considered she shouldn’t have killed. Imagine she was a man that killed the woman would you care about his emotions? You might still but just a thought.
You are so right. Taking a human life is too easy for some people. An armed combatant is necessary but it is still a human life eliminated. I do not understand the ability to kill for money - jealousy etc.
OCS DEVIL DOG you are correct and no one or no thing is worth my freedom. She should have just told Taylor she spent her money. The consequences would have been less harsh than a life sentence. Oh heck no!
4:00 look at the sheer differences in these two women’s reactions. One (in the green) who loved the victim hardly able to hold herself together, and the one who took the victims life away. Wow ice cold
Yeah. One is happy, sad, grieving. The other is sad she has to go to prison. Unbelievable how cold she is. Over some money. Blows my mind what people will do to get some money.
This Judge deserves ultimate respect! She is appreciative of the jury and in complete control of the courtroom. She appears sensitive to the needs of all the people in the courtroom. We need more judges like her on the bench that are fair and have common sense. Hats off to this Judge!
The judge is just so graceful, I really like her a lot. She is able to exert complete control over the audience and everyone in the courtroom. Her words, her posture, her style and her profound compassion about being a judge is what make her unique and different from any other judges.
@@dorisbrannon5141 that would be nice, if she knew her place and stayed there. The moment she threatened people with contempt she proved herself a crooked scumbag. Judges don't get to conjure law on a whim, no matter how noble they think the notion. In that moment she traded actual justice for a facade. Pathetic!
I cannot begin to imagine what it’s like to be convicted of 1st degree murder then having to listen to the judge chat lightly with the jurors about the weather before telling them they’re free to go. Ouch. A well-deserved ouch of course, but ouch nonetheless.
First you have to be able to kill Someone . Then you can sit through a casual conversation after being convicted and suffer as deserved. She’s a sick , evil human being.
Judges are too freakin casual... This is a courtroom, not a soapbox. Keep it formal & professional. Judges think they can do whatever they want & that they're above everyone else. Watch all the judges on RUclips getting pulled over who think laws don't apply to them.
I love how the judge addressed the court room before the verdict was read. I have not seen that from any other judge before. The way she addressed the jury afterwards as well, thanking them with specific examples too. This judge is well spoken and she speak extremely clear and percise without having to raise her voice in order for the entire court room to hear her.
I have seen that sort of closing with more judges in the last few years - that said it is reasonable to remember that what we see 'streamed' is not necessarily all. I think if you know in your heart you are guilty and your counsel talk about that with you ( and any good defense team would) You would expect to hear it - not every sentence but the overall nature. Juries often have a meeting with the jury after a trial has finalised to take on any concerns - not about the trial so much but about their own individual issues or difficulties emotionallly.
I thought the judge was ridiculously obsequious toward the jurors, constantly and unnecessarily praising them for simply sitting there and listening. I would run through a brick wall to get away from her!! *This trial took ONE WEEK, ffs!* Typically, juries sit through _WEEKS and MONTHS_ of trials for first degree murder, and even second degree, with thousands of exhibits to keep straight instead of the maybe 25 exhibits here….this trial was the fastest and easiest trial I’ve ever watched, and I’ve watched at least 50.
I think freedom is precious! I can go and do things I want even though I have no money! The birds flying, the sunshine on my window, buying my groceries; and cook what I want to eat; see or call my friends anytime; see a movie anytime; all these things are better than the $34,000!!! Helping a friend is happiness to me!!!
Original Story: A former crime scene investigator in Florida is on trial for the September 2017 murder of a private investigator. 42-year-old Ashley Britt McArthur is accused of fatally shooting 33-year-old Taylor Wright over $34,000 before burying Wright’s remains under concrete on a family farm in Cantonment, about 30 minutes outside of Pensacola. Left photo: Ashley McArthur, 42 Right photo: Taylor Wright, 33 Investigators say McArthur, a former CSI, and Wright, a former North Carolina police officer, had been friends for about a year before the murder. During that time, Wright had entrusted $34,000 to McArthur for safekeeping while she battled her ex-husband in court over money and child custody. On Sept. 8, Wright reportedly met up with McArthur to collect her $34,000. Wright then vanished until her remains were found 42 days later on property owned by McArthur’s family. McArthur was arrested on Oct. 19, charged with second-degree murder. Prosecutors point to cell phone records, text messages, surveillance video and bank records as building the timeline, the motive and the means for how McArthur allegedly committed premeditated murder. Timeline of Events: August 16 2017: McArthur allegedly forges and deposits a $34,000 cashier’s check into a joint bank account. September 8, 2017: • Wright’s girlfriend, Casandra Waller, last hears from Wright in a text message while she was with McArthur. • McArthur is seen on video at Tom Thumb supermarket driving a silver Ford F250 truck. • McArthur’s cell phone puts her in the area near Britt Road, where her family’s farm is. September 9, 2017: • McArthur seen in Home Depot purchasing concrete and potting soil. • Cell phone records show McArthur in area near Britt Road. September 14, 2017: Wright reported missing to Pensacola Police Department by Waller. September 15, 2017: McArthur’s first interview by the Pensacola Police Department. September 16, 2017: Detectives discover the $34,000 deposit in bank records. September 18, 2017: Detectives reach out to Wright’s ex-husband, Jeff Wright. October 19, 2017: • Search warrant executed at 2201 Britt Road, where human remains were found with Wright’s jewelry. • A warrant for McArthur’s arrest is signed by Judge Robinson. • McArthur is arrested for second-degree murder. October 20, 2017: McArthur’s bond set at $1 million. November 7, 2017: A grand jury returns an indictment for First-Degree Premeditated Murder and McArthur is held on no bond. February 2, 2018: • Judge grants motion for pretrial release. • McArthur is released on a $400,000 bond with conditions she is to submit to GPS monitoring and reside at her mother’s home in Gulf Breeze. March 2018: • McArthur is charged with Arson, Racketeering and Fraud, crimes that reportedly occurred before the alleged murder. From 2015-2017, McArthur was reportedly lining her pockets with stolen money. • While managing her family business, Pensacola Automatic Amusement-which serviced entertainment machines and jukeboxes for various clients in the Pensacola area for 40 years-McArthur embezzled thousands of dollars from two local businesses. •Fire breaks out at PAA the day McArthur was supposed to meet with the local businesses about the missing revenue. January 25, 2019: • McArthur is convicted of Racketeering and Fraud but not Arson. • She is remanded to custody of the sheriff. February 21, 2019: McArthur is sentenced on those convictions: 84 months, or 7 years, in state prison and three years of probation. August 26, 2019: The case of Florida v. Ashley Britt McArthur for the murder of Taylor Wright begins. August 30, 2019: The defendant Ashley McArthur is found guilty of first-degree murder and was sentenced to the mandatory sentence of life in prison.
I clicked on this video with absolutely no knowledge of this defendant or case, you summed it up perfectly! Thanks for taking the time to do that, I really appreciate it!
Cassandra 💜🙋🏻♀️🕯 you don’t know me.... I wanted to say I cried with you, I felt your pain but of course not yours entirely. You are wonderful, you are loved, your composure during testimony was incredible. Well done to you beautiful lady. You poured your heart and soul into solving this alongside the brilliant detective work. I want to salute you. May you heal as best you can, breath again, find comfort once again and ultimately find the future love and happiness you deserve. You’re awesome, truly. So admirable. 👑 Rest in peace Taylor. 🌈💕🕯🐾🌱 ❤️💕🌱🐾✨🌙 ❤️
We also live within a society and justice system that holds certain truths to be evident; one of those being the ability of the human heart, body and soul to be rehabilitated. Without that belief, people either fall into the ill(mentally unfit) or irredeemable (inherently evil)., and as such, members in the second class should be put to death. I'm not dictating pro's and con's, mind you...
Yeah it doesn't make sense. If you watch a bunch of those true crime shoes (Forensic Files, etc.) you can see the range of sentences people get for these carefully planned 1st degree murders. 15 years for that guy, life for that guy. It's inconsistent.
Always disappointed when they don't have the camera on the murderer when the verdict is being read. We don't need, or want to see the clerk reading it.
@@sandraday6955 FYI it was more to it than that. Her ex Husband stole $ from her. It was from the accident she had. Then a judge wanted her to split what was leftover from that. Crazy stuff.
She is in a state of shock, frozen. She could have been outside enjoying the simple things in life like going to the grocery store, making some tea in the morning, watching tv even with the annoying commercials we hate in normal life. Lifting her head up to the sun when it's a nice day etc. Probably dawns on her that all those simple yet so important things called freedom are gone! Now she can sit and rot in jail thinking about that and for what?! She chose to end this poor woman's life and her own. Pfff I will never understand these kind of things.
Me neither. I agree with you that she definitely looks like it is finally hitting her that she is going to rot in prison at least for the next 25 years. I'm sure she probably is reflecting on everything she threw away. Alot of times we look at the murderers and it is hard to tell if they are experiencing any emotion at all. She was greedy and and she could have just told Taylor she stole the money-or used it- and arrange a way to start paying it back. Worst case scenario Taylor filed charges or sued her for the money. She didn't have to kill her over it. Now she will waste the rest of her good/40's and 50's years in prison. IF she ever makes parole what can she do with her life when she gets out? She has always been a ho/slut two timing cheating type of woman so.......
ive been on two juries one was a murder, they treat you extremely well as a juror. I did have one female guard at the door who was garbage, but she is nothing the actual important people treat you well.
LOL that would have been so painful for the defendant - just told she was guilty and then has to listen to 10 minutes of the jury being thanked while she sits there and has to stew with the fact shes going to jail but without actually being told that and having it explained by the judge.
A man once said "there's a little larceny in all of us." This woman had everything she needed for a good life. It's mind boggling how twisted things can get.
Thank God, justice was served in this case! I know that there may not have been a lot of people there that cared too much about Taylor, but I do and no matter what anyone does or doesn't do in their lifetime, nobody deserves to die this way. Cassandra, I cannot imagine how incredibly difficult this whole ordeal has been for you. I give you so much credit for continuing to fight for truth and justice. Your heart obviously hurts, and I'm sure you feel so unbelievably betrayed and I'm sure, that after going thru this nightmare, you will question everyone that becomes your friend in the future, but try to believe that there are good people out there (most people are not like Ashley.)
That poor lady sitting in the audience is heart broken. I felt bad for her. Not sure whose side she was on, but regardless she is hurting. Prayers for her and all those involved or affected.
It's pretty heartbreaking seeing Cassandra right behind Ashley trying her hardest not to break down and Ashley just sitting there looking empty like I get waiting to break down til ur alone but the empty look is just unsettling
@@tommyhemlock7915 thanks for that info... I looked at some other RUclips's videos on this case and it explained the relationships. Cassandra was having a tough time keeping her emotions controlled. I can't begin to try to understand how each 'side' feels.
What’s hard for me when watching McArthur’s stone face as the jury is being polled, is seeing the contrasting pain and grief in Cassandra’s face, right behind her!
She was no friend...a friend doesn't do that to another friend....Ashley is cold hearted, she saw an opportunity to become $100,000 richer and acted upon it. Very Sad
I find it encouraging that the judge thanked the jury with complete sincerity and understanding. I have done Jury service twice in the UK and neither judge thanked us, the Jury, for serving (both cases were distressing) despite one case continually being interrupted adding 3 weeks to proceedings. Claims for expenses were minimum confusing and akward to access.
07:45 Ashley closes her eyes when the judge tells the public to be careful "out there" and then tells everyone "you are free to go".... Very curious to know what goes through her mind at that moment
I had a female roommate who tried to kill me for moving out on her. She used a hammer and knife on me. She could have been sent to a mental health institution for the criminality INSANE, but she didn't want to be classified as crazy. She died in prison
@David Vance , the woman she stole from and killed, took money she wasn't supposed to, in order to hide it from divorce proceedings so that her ex-husband would not be able to get part of it. she gave the money to mcarthur to hold and mcarthur killed her.
So true!!!! Especially South Florida crazy with the women. This lady here is just an example. Y’all have heard of “Florida man”... but he doesn’t come close to the crazy women here!!! Bats*%# Crazy and will kill you, chop you in to pieces, burn you to ashes and then bury you!
The saddest thing is watching the face of the woman (Mother?) behind Ashley as the jurors are individually queried about their verdict @ 4:19 . The immense pain is almost overwhelming.
It was the victms girlfriend. They were living together at the time of the crime. Her interview with police is also on RUclips and extremely Heartbreaking to watch.
When someone murders another there is never just one victim, ever..... It radiates out into the families and loved ones on both sides, they automatically become victims too and are suffering a prison sentence in their minds for life. The murderer has taken their lives too. Don't kill. Don't kill. Don't kill.
She shot her best friend, Taylor Wright, in the back of the head and then buried her on the victims family’s property underneath concrete; she killed her best friend for $34,000.
@@Slamber77 Wow that seems like such a trivial amount to do something like that for... I saw a video where they even have her on camera purchasing the bag of cement.
She seemed so annoyed and inconvenienced when Taylors aunt was reading her victims impact statement. No remorse whatsoever. She's a cold and calculated killer.
I have one child, I always remind her that no matter what she is going thru she should always call home. We as parent always want to trust our children to get out there but when things like this happens it breaks my heart for both sides. We should always know what's going on in our children's life no matter how old they get. 😔
For the comments I've seen asking what she did and what she received - She is found guilty of premeditated murder. She got premeditated life for murder and minimum 25 years for the firearm. Unfortunately, I did not hear the words "without parole." 😢 Prayers for the family. 🙏🏼
Woah, chill out man lol. That's ridiculous to think that being laid off leads to murder.. I may be broke, but I have common sense. In addition, addictions to murder....not having a shitty vehicle u idiot.
@@Jimmy911ism Bro he’s just enjoying what he has in life- not that serious. I think think this guy is making the best of his situation. And I respect it. I apologize for interrupting this, but I believe that he seems like a decent guy.
and ego,bias toward the citizens in the general court.but praise for the jury that "worked so hard"on this case. been on juries and if you think it is hard you've been living under your bed.
Seems people like to be disempowered. And she’s full of herself and like to point out how great her and her staff are. Came off as rude in my eyes. This is not a kindergarten. Even at the police she pointing fingers and telling not do this and that.
Lol yea I agree jury duty isn’t easy or fun but also people are people. Not robots. Trying to expect zero reactions for verdicts goes against everything we know about the brain. We can’t even always control reactions. That’s just a fact.
I'm so glad to hear from people who totally believe in the after life cause it's when we see God in the flesh, in the meantime He bless us with you and others on earth who has faith, love and beliefs in Him to do good will to others till we see Him one day. God bless you dear friend in Jesus 🙏💯
No it will be this life, if you make it to paradise, God saw your heart and you remained in his light and recieved everlasting life, not ever getting sick not ever dying not ever losing a friend not ever having tears of pain not ever being in pain you will be in life forever never to die. You just do good in all the days you have left into judgement day.
The only knock i have on her is that she stated publically where people could find the lawyers. Like....give them a package with that info dont state it on broadcast
All respects to the Judge. How she cared for everyone in that courtroom was amazing. Also did not allow drama to rule in her courtroom. All stand for Her Honour!
A pretty good one I think but yes it could be better but ... dont just look at the bad deeds of a few to judge the rest of the world based on them ...please .
I find it hilarious how in many of these cases after handing down a life sentence, they're always like, "Oh, and apart from spending the rest of your life in jail, you also gotta pay like $500 in fines and costs."
The way she arrogantly pushed the door open after being handcuffed and led away strutting down the corridor in her heels, makes me think that she is not remorseful at all....
She is an outstanding Judge paying compliments to all. Explaining things to the people in the court etc. Giving the Jurrors the time to explain what they can do after. She is a Great Judge!
This judge was terrific in her instructions to the people as some people clap at verdicts seeing the criminal going to jail, forgetting they have family too.
You can tell Cassandra really loved Taylor.... she was relieved at the verdict, and was in tears during the remaining proceedings. I feel sorry for her, as she lost someone dear to her.
@@joecook5689 Hello! No, it is from Austrian immigrants to the US in the 1800s.... their name was Koch, but it was changed when they entered the US. I married a second generation descendant, named Robert P Cook, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1925.
So true. That's how our English teacher in High School taught us to pronounce the days of the week. But very few are doing this. Thank you Judge, it is nice to hear someone talking that way.
@@freshmemes8540 not I. But look it up in the dictionary. A lot of Southerners, for some reason, say 'Mondee' Tuesdee' etc. My point is it is the actual pronunciation of the days of the week, except Sunday. That is pronounced 'Sunday'.
I despise the modern justice system's habit of asking people not to respond at pain of being held in contempt. These are hugely emotional results and people should be allowed to respond when justice hits. It shouldn't be sanitised simply because a judge doesn't like a human reaction. You cannot adjudicate human emotion.
For what shall it profit a woman, if she shall gain $34,000, and spend the rest of her life in prison, and lose her soul? David Gaugamela, 25 December 2019
During the jury poll, The girlfriend of Taylor battling her emotions and almost breaking down, while Ashley sat there stone faced was extremely telling.
I miss the days when people would post the time stamps of the important parts... I don't need 15 minutes of a video just to hear the verdict. Welp, looks like I have to leave for work now.... thanks
Love how the judge calmly set the expectations for decorum and restraint from the audience, forestalling the repulsive screaming and overly dramatic reactions that end up on Court Cam or Judge Judy type shows.
I actually think it's healthy to allow some release of emotion, this is a very particular time in a person's life. A court-room is a form of theatre. Americans do tend to overdo emotion though - if only they could keep it restrained and not grandstand.
Bill, with all due respects she does not look pure evil, in my opinion. She looks kind of scared. And it seems once the sentencing was complete the scared feeling left her, she willingly gave her fingerprints and let herself be handcuffed, ready to spend the remainder of her life in an orange jumpsuit behind walls, completely managed by others, without any choices, and without any privacy.
@@maximilian200057 Not true: She received a mandatory life without parole sentence for 1st degree murder. The 25 to life was *in addition* for committing that murder with a firearm. Plus, she was already busy serving 7 years, to be followed by 3 years probation, in an unrelated fraud & racqueteering case. She's *never* getting out of prison, no matter what her behavior behind bars is.
And all for 100k!!!! Imagine what she would be willing to do for a million dollars? I mean to throw away your life for 100k? Not to mention the horrible betrayal and the horrible crime
@@mrt8393 Yeah, but you must remember, she is a narcissist, so it's really not about money but about power in her feeble mind. She would kill for $500 if she felt it was warranted as she is a psychopath.
Cassandra was more sad and emotional then anyone in the whole crowd. So Sorry to her Son, Ex husband and Cassandra and all Family and friends. Very Sad RIP Taylor 😇 heaven got an angel Love to you and love ones 😢.
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Watching these videos makes me appreciate my freedom, my apartment with wack water pressure, my gf, my friends and all the possibilities that lay ahead of me. Life is good.
True words and a clear perspective!
@David Lopez I pray to the goddess every day to keep me safe from major fuckups like this one....in a twinkling it can all be taken away...remember this....act accordingly to see that it does not happen to you...rip to all murder victims...
That's right! I used to work with a crazy woman with a very short fuse.
You're a half glass full guy , I like it and your comment has really got me thinking. Thank you
Kevin R you read my mind. Life is good everything you said 100%
Some of these court cases, should be shown at schools, once a week. Maybe it will help to avoid double tragedies.
i been saying what your saying for over 50 years .
@HIS Footprints OnWater I couldn't have put it better.
I got showed a graphic add of a texting and driving accident. I was so scared to even get in a car. I’m okay now but it was a little to frightening for nine and ten year olds
@@kenadieraj7189 Teacher's need to use discretion for appropriate ages, naturally.
HIS Footprints OnWater Absolutely!!! So very true.
Life is a lot less stressful when you don't kill somebody.
Im freaking broke but man... 34k is literally a sad amount to take an actual person's life.
Exactly. I rather her take me to court and sue.only thing they will do is garnish her checks
With "people" like her, the "money" itself is just a part of their evil, so the amount doesn't matter, they're narcissistic and would kill even for $500 if they felt it was justifiable, their belief system is so warped and evil, that the ONLY thing they care about is their selfish, narcissistic needs, and I know because I was engaged to a narcissist like her. After investing $100,000 into her and her children who weren't mine, she threatened to kill me with a knife and meant it, thankfully, I got out before she could do so in my sleep.
It's disgusting!
It was 64k not 34
There is no equivalent price on damning your soul for all of eternity. Not a penny, not a trillion dollars.
When the judge says 'you're free to go home' to the jury, Ashley felt that
Yeah I noticed that too
I swear judges do that on purpose man. They know talking about simple things like “watch out for the weather and free to go home” is a small reminder to the murderer that those things will never apply to them again
Sweet!
@@hidingid 👌👆♥️
I know !!!! 😶
What does it say about me that RUclips is always recommending me to watch murderers getting convicted and sentenced? 😅
It shows that our individual situations aren't this bad. It helps us know that it could always be worse
ArcadianGenesis DON’T DO IT THEN YOU WON’T END UP HERE LIKE THIS.
I’m with ya bro 😂
Ahahahaha. Me too!
@@MobstahLobstah Amen, Sir.
Seeing the killer feeling sorry for herself just annoyed me. She's a monster.
I have never seen a judge with so much
Professionalism &
Good carácter.
It makes fell proud.!!!
Judge Stephen Everett, Dan Markel case. Same.
Wow, the judge was truly in charge of her courtroom and the audience knew it. Graceful, up front, and appreciative of her jury. Much respect to you, your Honor.
This Judge is a gem... she always has order in her court!
Absolutely not. She comes across - as do many judges in many places - as arrogant, contemptuous of the people she is mandated to serve.
This Judge was horrible. Rushed through the whole process.
I agree as per prior to the verdict. Once the verdict was rendered, she should have given the defendant the choice to leave the court room prior to her rendering all the mundane things she covered - though beneficial to you and the jury perhaps more so. It was unnecessary that a defendant there and have to hold her emotions any longer than she cared to.
Maggie Margaret The person she shot thought Ashely McArthur was her friend. It’s very disturbing. If she wanted her emotions to be considered she shouldn’t have killed. Imagine she was a man that killed the woman would you care about his emotions? You might still but just a thought.
Moral of the story. Just be a decent and kind human being. It isn’t hard.
LisatheGreatest - 👏👏👏👏Isn’t that the truth! TGR
You are so right. Taking a human life is too easy for some people. An armed combatant is necessary but it is still a human life eliminated. I do not understand the ability to kill for money - jealousy etc.
LisatheGreatest if everyone thought like that!! This was a good one 🤝
OCS DEVIL DOG you are correct and no one or no thing is worth my freedom. She should have just told Taylor she spent her money. The consequences would have been less harsh than a life sentence. Oh heck no!
Moral of the story, only let a queen ant into your life.🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🦸♂️🦸♂️🍾⛄
Don't think of it as "going to prison", Ashley, think of it as "moving to a gated community."
I know this a long time ago but i found your comment just now a d thought it was very clever !
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 a gated community with NO view. 👍
😂😂😂
Hee hee hee!!
4:00 look at the sheer differences in these two women’s reactions. One (in the green) who loved the victim hardly able to hold herself together, and the one who took the victims life away. Wow ice cold
What do you expect?
The world is filled with monsters
Isn't the woman in greeen weeping rather a friend / relative of Ashley McArthur weeping about the verdict?
No, the woman in green is Cassandra, the victim’s girlfriend.
@@glennmarshall5687 Ah, Thanks. I haven't been following the trial closely.
Yeah. One is happy, sad, grieving. The other is sad she has to go to prison. Unbelievable how cold she is. Over some money. Blows my mind what people will do to get some money.
This Judge deserves ultimate respect! She is appreciative of the jury and in complete control of the courtroom. She appears sensitive to the needs of all the people in the courtroom. We need more judges like her on the bench that are fair and have common sense. Hats off to this Judge!
Yes my most respect to the judge.
Indeed. I was very impressed.
Amen
Off topic
In Fl First degree murder carries mandatory lwop
But she got a minimum of 25 years
How does that make sense
@@Unbreakable245
She is a woman.
I can not understand why a person believes taken or ruining another person's life is okay, but when it come to them..... they can not handle it.
She handled it very well actually.
Psychopathy
*cannot
@@January. u still under... stood though.
Just give me a make-up test....
@@hillaryhayman1 I’d have to agree w that, don’t know if it would even help for her to be put in a sych ward😒
The judge is a class act.
The judge is just so graceful, I really like her a lot. She is able to exert complete control over the audience and everyone in the courtroom. Her words, her posture, her style and her profound compassion about being a judge is what make her unique and different from any other judges.
very nicely put. good words
You're right. Dome of them are real stinkers.
She seemed ok. The problem is her threatening everyone with contempt. Judges, including her, are a-holes.
I have practiced law 40 years and most Judges are competent and compassionate and very protective of their jurors.
@@dorisbrannon5141 that would be nice, if she knew her place and stayed there. The moment she threatened people with contempt she proved herself a crooked scumbag. Judges don't get to conjure law on a whim, no matter how noble they think the notion. In that moment she traded actual justice for a facade. Pathetic!
Camera person had one job: capture the defendant's face as the verdict is read 🙄
I agree. How annoying!
i know!!!!!
Our family always uses that phrase...."I gave mom ONE job", funny stuff.
Much Sunshine FFS!
That was so disappointing.
I cannot begin to imagine what it’s like to be convicted of 1st degree murder then having to listen to the judge chat lightly with the jurors about the weather before telling them they’re free to go. Ouch. A well-deserved ouch of course, but ouch nonetheless.
First you have to be able to kill
Someone . Then you can sit through a casual conversation after being convicted and suffer as deserved. She’s a sick , evil human being.
Judges are too freakin casual... This is a courtroom, not a soapbox. Keep it formal & professional. Judges think they can do whatever they want & that they're above everyone else. Watch all the judges on RUclips getting pulled over who think laws don't apply to them.
@@the.mystery mostly the liberal ones
Well said, L M. That was a bit insensitive on the judge's part, to say the least.
Weird musings!
@@the.mystery, true to fact!
I love how the judge addressed the court room before the verdict was read. I have not seen that from any other judge before. The way she addressed the jury afterwards as well, thanking them with specific examples too. This judge is well spoken and she speak extremely clear and percise without having to raise her voice in order for the entire court room to hear her.
the judge usually always thanks the jury.
👍
That is standard
They always say nice things about the jury, our system etc
I have seen that sort of closing with more judges in the last few years - that said it is reasonable to remember that what we see 'streamed' is not necessarily all. I think if you know in your heart you are guilty and your counsel talk about that with you ( and any good defense team would) You would expect to hear it - not every sentence but the overall nature. Juries often have a meeting with the jury after a trial has finalised to take on any concerns - not about the trial so much but about their own individual issues or difficulties emotionallly.
One of the best judges I have seen...Fantastic job here. If I was a juror, I would run through a brick wall for this judge.
I thought the judge was ridiculously obsequious toward the jurors, constantly and unnecessarily praising them for simply sitting there and listening. I would run through a brick wall to get away from her!! *This trial took ONE WEEK, ffs!* Typically, juries sit through _WEEKS and MONTHS_ of trials for first degree murder, and even second degree, with thousands of exhibits to keep straight instead of the maybe 25 exhibits here….this trial was the fastest and easiest trial I’ve ever watched, and I’ve watched at least 50.
I think freedom is precious! I can go and do things I want even though I have no money! The birds flying, the sunshine on my window, buying my groceries; and cook what I want to eat; see or call my friends anytime; see a movie anytime; all these things are better than the $34,000!!!
Helping a friend is happiness to me!!!
I completely agree, about a million percent! ❤️🌷🦋🌞
So sweet!
I agree
Amen
Absolutely 👍 agree with you !
Original Story:
A former crime scene investigator in Florida is on trial for the September 2017 murder of a private investigator.
42-year-old Ashley Britt McArthur is accused of fatally shooting 33-year-old Taylor Wright over $34,000 before burying Wright’s remains under concrete on a family farm in Cantonment, about 30 minutes outside of Pensacola.
Left photo: Ashley McArthur, 42
Right photo: Taylor Wright, 33
Investigators say McArthur, a former CSI, and Wright, a former North Carolina police officer, had been friends for about a year before the murder. During that time, Wright had entrusted $34,000 to McArthur for safekeeping while she battled her ex-husband in court over money and child custody.
On Sept. 8, Wright reportedly met up with McArthur to collect her $34,000. Wright then vanished until her remains were found 42 days later on property owned by McArthur’s family.
McArthur was arrested on Oct. 19, charged with second-degree murder.
Prosecutors point to cell phone records, text messages, surveillance video and bank records as building the timeline, the motive and the means for how McArthur allegedly committed premeditated murder.
Timeline of Events:
August 16 2017: McArthur allegedly forges and deposits a $34,000 cashier’s check into a joint bank account.
September 8, 2017:
• Wright’s girlfriend, Casandra Waller, last hears from Wright in a text message while she was with McArthur.
• McArthur is seen on video at Tom Thumb supermarket driving a silver Ford F250 truck.
• McArthur’s cell phone puts her in the area near Britt Road, where her family’s farm is.
September 9, 2017:
• McArthur seen in Home Depot purchasing concrete and potting soil.
• Cell phone records show McArthur in area near Britt Road.
September 14, 2017: Wright reported missing to Pensacola Police Department by Waller.
September 15, 2017: McArthur’s first interview by the Pensacola Police Department.
September 16, 2017: Detectives discover the $34,000 deposit in bank records.
September 18, 2017: Detectives reach out to Wright’s ex-husband, Jeff Wright.
October 19, 2017:
• Search warrant executed at 2201 Britt Road, where human remains were found with Wright’s jewelry.
• A warrant for McArthur’s arrest is signed by Judge Robinson.
• McArthur is arrested for second-degree murder.
October 20, 2017: McArthur’s bond set at $1 million.
November 7, 2017: A grand jury returns an indictment for First-Degree Premeditated Murder and McArthur is held on no bond.
February 2, 2018:
• Judge grants motion for pretrial release.
• McArthur is released on a $400,000 bond with conditions she is to submit to GPS monitoring and reside at her mother’s home in Gulf Breeze.
March 2018:
• McArthur is charged with Arson, Racketeering and Fraud, crimes that reportedly occurred before the alleged murder.
From 2015-2017, McArthur was reportedly lining her pockets with stolen money.
• While managing her family business, Pensacola Automatic Amusement-which serviced entertainment machines and jukeboxes for various clients in the Pensacola area for 40 years-McArthur embezzled thousands of dollars from two local businesses.
•Fire breaks out at PAA the day McArthur was supposed to meet with the local businesses about the missing revenue.
January 25, 2019:
• McArthur is convicted of Racketeering and Fraud but not Arson.
• She is remanded to custody of the sheriff.
February 21, 2019: McArthur is sentenced on those convictions: 84 months, or 7 years, in state prison and three years of probation.
August 26, 2019: The case of Florida v. Ashley Britt McArthur for the murder of Taylor Wright begins.
August 30, 2019: The defendant Ashley McArthur is found guilty of first-degree murder and was sentenced to the mandatory sentence of life in prison.
Many thanks for the amazing summary 🤙🏼
Fantastic!! Thanks
I clicked on this video with absolutely no knowledge of this defendant or case, you summed it up perfectly! Thanks for taking the time to do that, I really appreciate it!
Appeals will be coming, insufficiency of council
Thanks
Thanks so much for always sharing these court cases! 💕
Cassandra 💜🙋🏻♀️🕯 you don’t know me.... I wanted to say I cried with you, I felt your pain but of course not yours entirely. You are wonderful, you are loved, your composure during testimony was incredible. Well done to you beautiful lady. You poured your heart and soul into solving this alongside the brilliant detective work. I want to salute you. May you heal as best you can, breath again, find comfort once again and ultimately find the future love and happiness you deserve. You’re awesome, truly. So admirable. 👑
Rest in peace Taylor. 🌈💕🕯🐾🌱
❤️💕🌱🐾✨🌙 ❤️
It is painful
Me too!!!
Yes, watching her struggle to fight back tears, and cry silently, was heartbreaking 🥺
@@kristy4245 💕🐾 it really is xxx
@@kristy4245 so painful dear take heart
I can never understand a verdict of 25 years on a 1st degree. Life for a life. 100 years with no parole.
We also live within a society and justice system that holds certain truths to be evident; one of those being the ability of the human heart, body and soul to be rehabilitated. Without that belief, people either fall into the ill(mentally unfit) or irredeemable (inherently evil)., and as such, members in the second class should be put to death. I'm not dictating pro's and con's, mind you...
A 200 Euro fine and 6 months probation for a fatal hit and run. It happened last week here in wonderful Denmark.
11 lopes laughs in swedish
Yeah it doesn't make sense. If you watch a bunch of those true crime shoes (Forensic Files, etc.) you can see the range of sentences people get for these carefully planned 1st degree murders.
15 years for that guy, life for that guy. It's inconsistent.
Lol, it don’t matter if ur innocent or guilty, ur always gonna be found guilty especially if the media gets ahold of U.. proven fact..
Always disappointed when they don't have the camera on the murderer when the verdict is being read. We don't need, or want to see the clerk reading it.
You know that woman who was in the center of the frame when the verdict was read? That's the killer.
@@MakerInMotion Did you even read my comment? It would have been nice to see AM's reaction as the clerk said guilty.
They did show her reaction
@@jangles55 Verdict read 3:32. Finally shows her 3:58.
@@theprodigalprophet That's ridiculous. Why did you 'watch' this, why not just read an article on it?
very interesting how the judge is telling about the emotions. I don't think I've ever heard of that before. Really well done of her
Oh LORD... The look on her girlfriend's face when each juror responding to "YES, that's my decision" She had tears of Joy AND pain. 😢
She wanted everything and at the end she got Nothing. Life in Prison Adios
Yeah crazy lady could be alive today with $17,000 if she had just split it with her husband.
She should have gotten the death penalty for murder 1.
@@kathconserv can't sentence her to death. That's how she got in trouble in the first place.
@@sandraday6955 FYI it was more to it than that. Her ex Husband stole $ from her. It was from the accident she had. Then a judge wanted her to split what was leftover from that. Crazy stuff.
@@tthomas3427 It is crazy but I would rather be alive with no money than dead because of this.
She is in a state of shock, frozen. She could have been outside enjoying the simple things in life like going to the grocery store, making some tea in the morning, watching tv even with the annoying commercials we hate in normal life. Lifting her head up to the sun when it's a nice day etc. Probably dawns on her that all those simple yet so important things called freedom are gone! Now she can sit and rot in jail thinking about that and for what?! She chose to end this poor woman's life and her own. Pfff I will never understand these kind of things.
Me neither. I agree with you that she definitely looks like it is finally hitting her that she is going to rot in prison at least for the next 25 years. I'm sure she probably is reflecting on everything she threw away. Alot of times we look at the murderers and it is hard to tell if they are experiencing any emotion at all. She was greedy and and she could have just told Taylor she stole the money-or used it- and arrange a way to start paying it back. Worst case scenario Taylor filed charges or sued her for the money. She didn't have to kill her over it. Now she will waste the rest of her good/40's and 50's years in prison. IF she ever makes parole what can she do with her life when she gets out? She has always been a ho/slut two timing cheating type of woman so.......
My boyfriend and I we have our tea ☕️ in the afternoon, with cucumber 🥒 sandwiches 🥪, yummy 😋
@@tuckergreen2818 The simple small things right? ;-)
@@gennyzelis2303 pff exactly, what a waist!
very much true - you name it all
The Judge is amazing. Direct, firm, yet compassionate to the jury.
That's the way to control potential histrionics in a courtroom. What a powerful, considerate and calm judge!!
I really appreciated how the judge thanked and showed her genuine appreciation for the jury and their service.
I live in Escambia County, they are very big on showing and acknowledging their appreciation even at the jury selection stage.
ive been on two juries one was a murder, they treat you extremely well as a juror. I did have one female guard at the door who was garbage, but she is nothing the actual important people treat you well.
Almost all judges do that in jury trials.
LOL that would have been so painful for the defendant - just told she was guilty and then has to listen to 10 minutes of the jury being thanked while she sits there and has to stew with the fact shes going to jail but without actually being told that and having it explained by the judge.
They usually do.
A man once said "there's a little larceny in all of us." This woman had everything she needed for a good life. It's mind boggling how twisted things can get.
@robert jackson Sir, you urgently need to see a gastroenterologist.
@robert jackson I'm very glad to hear that you're feeling better now. Please take care and stay safe sir.
Thank God, justice was served in this case! I know that there may not have been a lot of people there that cared too much about Taylor, but I do and no matter what anyone does or doesn't do in their lifetime, nobody deserves to die this way.
Cassandra, I cannot imagine how incredibly difficult this whole ordeal has been for you. I give you so much credit for continuing to fight for truth and justice. Your heart obviously hurts, and I'm sure you feel so unbelievably betrayed and I'm sure, that after going thru this nightmare, you will question everyone that becomes your friend in the future, but try to believe that there are good people out there (most people are not like Ashley.)
Thank god? Wasn’t he looking after anyone? This is your god that gives children brain cancer! Ridiculous comment!
I wish all judges could be this thoughtful and considerate.
That poor lady sitting in the audience is heart broken. I felt bad for her. Not sure whose side she was on, but regardless she is hurting. Prayers for her and all those involved or affected.
Probably a Sisters or cousin... They look a like
That’s Taylor’s ( the girl murdered) girlfriend
Wendy dayz Aww 😢
Thanks Kim! No wonder she was so upset...terrible
Agreed. What a horror
It's pretty heartbreaking seeing Cassandra right behind Ashley trying her hardest not to break down and Ashley just sitting there looking empty like I get waiting to break down til ur alone but the empty look is just unsettling
Who's Cassandra?
@@LawnBunny777 she looks like her...a relative?
@Boop Deedoop She’s the woman in the green top sitting behind the defendant and was the victim’s partner.
@@tommyhemlock7915 thanks for that info... I looked at some other RUclips's videos on this case and it explained the relationships.
Cassandra was having a tough time keeping her emotions controlled.
I can't begin to try to understand how each 'side' feels.
That’s what I was thinking. Actually, I’m sad for her.
Now, THIS is a great Judge. She runs a tight ship. She's a great instructor and great inspiration to us all.
This speech before the verdict was read led me to believe she was gonna get away with murder. Nah, she was giving that speech to her family.
What’s hard for me when watching McArthur’s stone face as the jury is being polled, is seeing the contrasting pain and grief in Cassandra’s face, right behind her!
She killed her “friend” for nothing. It wasn’t her money. She didn’t want her to go to the police for spending it. She’s heartless.
She was no friend...a friend doesn't do that to another friend....Ashley is cold hearted, she saw an opportunity to become $100,000 richer and acted upon it. Very Sad
She's cold as ice.Unbelievable
@@reniserodriguez4644 why she was declared guilty but the judge said her she could go home... i don't understand :( i am so confused!
@@juliesprik9479 She does look like a sociopath
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I find it encouraging that the judge thanked the jury with complete sincerity and understanding. I have done Jury service twice in the UK and neither judge thanked us, the Jury, for serving (both cases were distressing) despite one case continually being interrupted adding 3 weeks to proceedings. Claims for expenses were minimum confusing and akward to access.
07:45 Ashley closes her eyes when the judge tells the public to be careful "out there" and then tells everyone "you are free to go".... Very curious to know what goes through her mind at that moment
Don't try to figure out a psychopath, they don't have a conscience
I had a female roommate who tried to kill me for moving out on her. She used a hammer and knife on me. She could have been sent to a mental health institution for the criminality INSANE, but she didn't want to be classified as crazy. She died in prison
Well said. I completely agree with you. You can't figure out someone who lacks the one thing that makes us all human.
i don't think she was a psychopath at all. i think she was in a right frame of mind and knew what she was doing and risking.
@David Vance , the woman she stole from and killed, took money she wasn't supposed to, in order to hide it from divorce proceedings so that her ex-husband would not be able to get part of it. she gave the money to mcarthur to hold and mcarthur killed her.
Bill Ludolph why did she die?
I can see the crazy in her eyes. You can’t recognize crazy unless you’ve had a relationship with it.
Richard, sounds like you have some stories you could tell.
You are absolutely right, Sir.
The law of attraction dictates that you don't come across crazy unless you are as well; you judgemental piece of crap
So true!!!! Especially South Florida crazy with the women. This lady here is just an example. Y’all have heard of “Florida man”... but he doesn’t come close to the crazy women here!!! Bats*%# Crazy and will kill you, chop you in to pieces, burn you to ashes and then bury you!
Minnesota Vaughn 🤣 🤣
The saddest thing is watching the face of the woman (Mother?) behind Ashley as the jurors are individually queried about their verdict @ 4:19 . The immense pain is almost overwhelming.
That was the victim's special friend.
It was the victms girlfriend. They were living together at the time of the crime. Her interview with police is also on RUclips and extremely Heartbreaking to watch.
Tell me you only watched the verdict video without telling me you only watched the verdict video
When someone murders another there is never just one victim, ever..... It radiates out into the families and loved ones on both sides, they automatically become victims too and are suffering a prison sentence in their minds for life. The murderer has taken their lives too. Don't kill. Don't kill. Don't kill.
This judge is so kind towards the jury, sitting through a horrible case has to be tolling.
What was this case about?
@@ashleymejia3628 Also curious
She shot her best friend, Taylor Wright, in the back of the head and then buried her on the victims family’s property underneath concrete; she killed her best friend for $34,000.
@@Slamber77 Wow that seems like such a trivial amount to do something like that for... I saw a video where they even have her on camera purchasing the bag of cement.
@@Slamber77 You might want to put "best friend" in quotes! 😁
She seemed so annoyed and inconvenienced when Taylors aunt was reading her victims impact statement. No remorse whatsoever. She's a cold and calculated killer.
.. NJ
She definitely rolled her eyes.
Yea whaman are like that, especially western whaman
I'm not sure of that. I think she lost all faith in her life at day 2 of the trail when she stopped taking notes and realized she could not explain
She’s pretty though.....reminds me of William’s wife, Catherine.
I have one child, I always remind her that no matter what she is going thru she should always call home. We as parent always want to trust our children to get out there but when things like this happens it breaks my heart for both sides. We should always know what's going on in our children's life no matter how old they get. 😔
I know how you feel..everyone do the same
There is no excuse for murder this Judge is respectful and brilliant
Something about this judge gives me hope. And I'm old, so that's a lot.
Mortal Clown Me too , yes I’m old also 🌺
@Mortal Clown dont worry im right there with u
ok boomer
😂😂 aw bless you mortal lols im kinda young and this comment is too cute idk why lol
Corona, the Inebriator ok loser
"Be careful who your friends are."
So is that the benefit of having no friends? Or..
But then there is that very good and faithful friend. That friend is invaluable.
My friend is David Wood from the RUclips channel Acts17Apologetics
There needs to be education on boundaries in elementary school. Not everyone has parents that guide in good judgement.
@@lactobacilluslactis7461 really? WOW 😳!
For the comments I've seen asking what she did and what she received - She is found guilty of premeditated murder. She got premeditated life for murder and minimum 25 years for the firearm. Unfortunately, I did not hear the words "without parole." 😢
Prayers for the family. 🙏🏼
Certain states have no parole for life. Life means life. Your sentence is over once you die. Other states have possibilities of parole.
@@AlexanderMason1 life = 25 yr sentence without parole they can’t really say you get out when you die. but 25 yr sentence is life sentence.
Why didn't she get the death sentence
Such an inspiring, kind, caring judge ❤
Same lol.. watching these videos makes me appreciate being laid off, having a shitty car and being in debt .
Righttttt
Woah, chill out man lol. That's ridiculous to think that being laid off leads to murder.. I may be broke, but I have common sense. In addition, addictions to murder....not having a shitty vehicle u idiot.
@@Jimmy911ism Bro he’s just enjoying what he has in life- not that serious. I think think this guy is making the best of his situation. And I respect it. I apologize for interrupting this, but I believe that he seems like a decent guy.
Hilarious...
Hope things are better now.
She is eerily emotionless!
Sometimes I have wondered if these stone cold killers if they are soul less
Typical sociopathic behavior
Devil
Just staying professional, most likely. But I’m sure she feels like crap now for doing what she did.
She looks like she has more emotion when they talk about the jury talking about the case.
Hearing the aunt speak and saying she lost a family member that’s gotta hurt
Great camera work…NOT!!! have the defendant on camera when verdicts are read, NOT the law clerk 🙄🙄
The really sad part is that girl's life was worth more than $34,000. I feel so much sorrow for her family.
Yeah the Moron could be alive today if she had just split it with her husband and she would have $17,000
It's a paltry sum. She had no perspective on its worth. Can't even buy a Volvo with that.
Her kid! 😭
@@sandraday6955 Exactly! Never ever tell anyone how much money you have. That was her first mistake. And the way things turned out, it was her last.
it really wasn't worth much
This judge is a perfect example that you can certainly rule with respect, kindness and compassion.
and ego,bias toward the citizens in the general court.but praise for the jury that "worked so hard"on this case. been on juries and if you think it is hard you've been living under your bed.
@@timmyhipbird7543 I agree. Huge ego. She thinks to be the superstar in that court. Terrible judge in my opinion.
@@frankiet7911 ?????
Seems people like to be disempowered. And she’s full of herself and like to point out how great her and her staff are. Came off as rude in my eyes. This is not a kindergarten. Even at the police she pointing fingers and telling not do this and that.
Have you checked out the Judge who handled to Darrell Brooks trial? That's what you call patience.
I can't in my wildest dreams imagine being locked up for the rest of my life.
The judge should have made all of her comments to the jury prior to the reading of the sentence. It is just respect to all in the courtroom.
So much love and respect for this judge. She is so considerate towards the jury. Good to see this.
Lol yea I agree jury duty isn’t easy or fun but also people are people. Not robots. Trying to expect zero reactions for verdicts goes against everything we know about the brain. We can’t even always control reactions. That’s just a fact.
Judges are usually considerate to jurors. However, they speak to the jurors after court privately. This judge is horrible.
and ill considerate of the people in court.
Guess you didn't listen properly at the end when the judge wished her good luck if she was to appeal the decision 😳🥴🙄😆
But she only gave her 25 years even though it was premediated so she will resume her life and freedom after 25 years.
What's done in the dark will come to the light here or after life. I truly believe that.
I'm so glad to hear from people who totally believe in the after life cause it's when we see God in the flesh, in the meantime He bless us with you and others on earth who has faith, love and beliefs in Him to do good will to others till we see Him one day. God bless you dear friend in Jesus 🙏💯
@@nathanielbaker2556 may God bless you also!!
exactly
for some maybe not here but in after life for everybody for sure .
No it will be this life, if you make it to paradise, God saw your heart and you remained in his light and recieved everlasting life, not ever getting sick not ever dying not ever losing a friend not ever having tears of pain not ever being in pain you will be in life forever never to die.
You just do good in all the days you have left into judgement day.
Stoping people who lost the loved one not to cry or don’t get emotional it’s very cruel in my opinion!
Yes, it is cruel and inhumane, and totally unnecessary on top.
The judge was undeniably the boss in this courtroom! I am impressed! 🤔🙏👍🏻🤗
Top notch judge,love her true appreciation of the jury
Well said!
Very caring and professional.
The only knock i have on her is that she stated publically where people could find the lawyers. Like....give them a package with that info dont state it on broadcast
"Instead of loving people and using money, people often love money and use people." - Wayne Gerard Trotman
Good quote. 👍
Quen es.... Trotman?
amazing quote
@@MurCurieux thanks. It's a sad situation that took place.
'Hakuna Matata.' - Timon and Pumba
All respects to the Judge. How she cared for everyone in that courtroom was amazing. Also did not allow drama to rule in her courtroom. All stand for Her Honour!
she killed her friend just to take her $34 000 dollars. what world are we living in....
Lol that’s only good for 2 years dumb af xD
Or tripple with meth lmoa
Cold hearted.
A guy threatened me to shoot me. I just got a check for 43,000 dollars. After i allow him over my house & gave him money. I moved right away
A pretty good one I think but yes it could be better but ... dont just look at the bad deeds of a few to judge the rest of the world based on them ...please .
I find it hilarious how in many of these cases after handing down a life sentence, they're always like, "Oh, and apart from spending the rest of your life in jail, you also gotta pay like $500 in fines and costs."
Murica.
I never understood those added fines to a life sentence
@@rickanduiza186 I mean it's not that weird?
Its not like their gonna pay for it anyway lol
Right!
Mad respect for the judge for how she took control of the court like that
The way she arrogantly pushed the door open after being handcuffed and led away strutting down the corridor in her heels, makes me think that she is not remorseful at all....
If only Congress took their duty to country as serious
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 exactly!!!
Mastashake ☝️☝️☝️💯
You spelled Senate wrong.
you got that right!
Agreed!!!
Omg after all this, I can’t believe the camera wasn’t on her when the verdict was read.
So what
What a respectful judge that’s so rare to see full props to her
Thank you judge such perfefwsinol case and understanding well done judge your great judge kind person ❤❤❤❤
She is an outstanding Judge paying compliments to all. Explaining things to the people in the court etc. Giving the Jurrors the time to explain what they can do after. She is a Great Judge!
I really like this judge; she just seems so real and humble, at the same time formidable.
The paradox is she killed her not to return the 34K and when she got arrested she paid a 400K bond.
This judge was terrific in her instructions to the people as some people clap at verdicts seeing the criminal going to jail, forgetting they have family too.
You can tell Cassandra really loved Taylor.... she was relieved at the verdict, and was in tears during the remaining proceedings. I feel sorry for her, as she lost someone dear to her.
Is your last name from england?
@@joecook5689 Hello! No, it is from Austrian immigrants to the US in the 1800s.... their name was Koch, but it was changed when they entered the US. I married a second generation descendant, named Robert P Cook, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1925.
@@jeanettecook1088 oh, cool.
Plenty of LGBQT for her to pick from
@@ANGELSURS wtf.....
I love how the Judge says Monday, "Mundee".
So true. That's how our English teacher in High School taught us to pronounce the days of the week. But very few are doing this. Thank you Judge, it is nice to hear someone talking that way.
If you look up Monday-Saturday in the dictionary, they are all pronounced '-dee' not '-day'. Then Sunday is pronounced 'Sun-day'. ☀
Yessss 😂😂
@@karinmabry7092 who tf says wednesdee?
@@freshmemes8540 not I. But look it up in the dictionary. A lot of Southerners, for some reason, say 'Mondee' Tuesdee' etc. My point is it is the actual pronunciation of the days of the week, except Sunday. That is pronounced 'Sunday'.
I really like the way the honorable judge handled things. I am wishing both families the best!
I despise the modern justice system's habit of asking people not to respond at pain of being held in contempt. These are hugely emotional results and people should be allowed to respond when justice hits. It shouldn't be sanitised simply because a judge doesn't like a human reaction. You cannot adjudicate human emotion.
For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
Mark 8:36
Amen.
@@adambernon6930 What you said.
Amen.
humanati amen
For what shall it profit a woman, if she shall gain $34,000, and spend the rest of her life in prison, and lose her soul? David Gaugamela, 25 December 2019
Value your freedom. I think I’ll go to the beach 🏖 and sip on a lemonade and stare at the ocean 🌊
I think I'll go yachting. 🛳️
I think I'll go eat at a restaurant!!
@@matthewperez555 umm we are literally in the middle of a pandemic.
People that commit crimes DO NOT value their freedoms. If they did, they wouldn't commit crimes
Amen
During the jury poll, The girlfriend of Taylor battling her emotions and almost breaking down, while Ashley sat there stone faced was extremely telling.
I miss the days when people would post the time stamps of the important parts... I don't need 15 minutes of a video just to hear the verdict. Welp, looks like I have to leave for work now.... thanks
Learning your guilty and having to hear a long speech about the jury who found you guilty
Lauren Christie oh she already knew she was guilty, she did it, remember?
Lauren Christie JUSTICE SERVED TO THIS COLD EMOTIONLESS NARCISSISTIC MURDEROUS SOCIOPATH.
Lauren Christie the defendant will get free tampons for the next 25 years. At the tax payers expense
@@tuckergreen2818 Meh, ten years max before she dries up.
@@tuckergreen2818 Make that 5. I just looked at her picture again.
Love how the judge calmly set the expectations for decorum and restraint from the audience, forestalling the repulsive screaming and overly dramatic reactions that end up on Court Cam or Judge Judy type shows.
You can't have ever been in court?
I actually think it's healthy to allow some release of emotion, this is a very particular time in a person's life. A court-room is a form of theatre. Americans do tend to overdo emotion though - if only they could keep it restrained and not grandstand.
@@lauramenzies9042 ...men...
Hi Kevin I agree.
Can we all just take a second to appreciate how the judge’s glasses match her earrings? Classy even in court. 💁🏼♀️👏
Ol girl didn’t seem at all surprised when they read the verdict...I wonder why.
There was a mandatory minimum.
She knows there's a higher power she will have to answer to one day.
Cause she's evil evil has no feelings
I just looked into the eyes of pure evil.She will spend the remainder of her life for a measly $34,000.
With good behavior, she'll only be in prison for 25 years.
Bill, with all due respects she does not look pure evil, in my opinion. She looks kind of scared. And it seems once the sentencing was complete the scared feeling left her, she willingly gave her fingerprints and let herself be handcuffed, ready to spend the remainder of her life in an orange jumpsuit behind walls, completely managed by others, without any choices, and without any privacy.
She killed someone for the price of a new car.
@@maximilian200057 Not true: She received a mandatory life without parole sentence for 1st degree murder. The 25 to life was *in addition* for committing that murder with a firearm. Plus, she was already busy serving 7 years, to be followed by 3 years probation, in an unrelated fraud & racqueteering case. She's *never* getting out of prison, no matter what her behavior behind bars is.
@@tundrellaCat68 not even new just used high in.
And all for 100k!!!! Imagine what she would be willing to do for a million dollars? I mean to throw away your life for 100k? Not to mention the horrible betrayal and the horrible crime
For a million dollars she would have thrown her own daughter off of a bridge.
ikr. Was it easier murdering someone than just telling them you don't have their money?
It was $34,000, not $100,000.
@@raushaunrigsby1181 dang!!!! Even worse
@@mrt8393 Yeah, but you must remember, she is a narcissist, so it's really not about money but about power in her feeble mind. She would kill for $500 if she felt it was warranted as she is a psychopath.
Cassandra was more sad and emotional then anyone in the whole crowd. So Sorry to her Son, Ex husband and Cassandra and all Family and friends. Very Sad RIP Taylor 😇 heaven got an angel Love to you and love ones 😢.
So everyone here knows, she did file an appeal and in 2021 the original sentence was upheld. She must now serve her sentence as handed down.
So how much time she doing
@@ricothesavage1824 its mandatory 25 years. Then she can try for parole
@@holdDeez1993--I thought Florida didn't have parole. ?
@@SFVnative of course Florida has parole. They just try to make sure guilty people serve time for their crime
I thought 1st degree murder with premeditation was death penalty?