WATCH | Taylor Schabusiness' Sentencing

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @CourtTV
    @CourtTV  Год назад +33

    MORE HERE: www.courttv.com/news/taylor-schabusiness-sentencing-what-to-expect/?

    • @raymilland3413
      @raymilland3413 Год назад

      Shabbybusiness is an old looking 25. I thought she was 40. I guess evil makes you look old an moldy.. She looks like a cauldron stirring witch. Nice family.

    • @HerriCaine
      @HerriCaine Год назад +3

      The "System" means you Judge! You have the Power!
      - you could open a sh"*t load more Rehabilitation Center's, you could allow free access to Doctor's for the poor & needy so that crazies like T. Schbusiness don't walk the streets but instead get locked up in a Crazy Sanitarium!

    • @miaknig3130
      @miaknig3130 Год назад

      @tdow9689 oh nooo! The big older woman from Denver malls is still trying to get more than 5 views for her thousands of videos under dozens of channels. Someone already has your number & replied under many of your different names. You need a real job & hobby, have you thought about modeling 😉

    • @elianaramirez4051
      @elianaramirez4051 Год назад

      ❌️

  • @ZA-co9vj
    @ZA-co9vj Год назад +969

    The judge gave her an opportunity to apologize and she didn't. That shows me that the life sentence without the possibility of parole is appropriate.

    • @danagray687
      @danagray687 Год назад +17

      Exactly

    • @nothanks4342
      @nothanks4342 Год назад +34

      She should have gotten 💀 prison is too good for someone like her

    • @kaiyin3842
      @kaiyin3842 Год назад

      She couldn’t. Her brain is ruined by Meth. Think of her as a disabled person and the disability is located at her brain. I mean this factually and not insultingly.

    • @sheltiemomstefanie2564
      @sheltiemomstefanie2564 Год назад

      @@nothanks4342not to worry. Life inside isn’t going to agree with her either. She won’t last long til she pisses of the wrong person.
      They will give him some justice.
      She’s sick and most of it is just plain drugs.
      You gotta be one sick bastard to do what she did

    • @CarbonOwl993
      @CarbonOwl993 Год назад +27

      Plus all she did was squint her eyes and manically look around the room nonstop. She can squint as much as she wants in a cage until she drops dead in said cage

  • @Pinkflo363
    @Pinkflo363 Год назад +638

    Whether the mask was to prevent spitting or not… I love that they took her power away regardless. She always loved giving smirks, smiles or weird looks for attention. And this mask took that opportunity away from her. I pray her son breaks the family curse and chooses a life that is good, sane and healthy.

    • @DaniellaR-xp4cp
      @DaniellaR-xp4cp Год назад +37

      Shes possessed.

    • @danielholt6741
      @danielholt6741 Год назад +8

      Her son has her genes.

    • @Andy-xx3tt
      @Andy-xx3tt Год назад +26

      It’s not a curse, that implies that they have no control over their behavior and it’s the reason why people like her and her dad are incapable of accepting responsibility without placing blame elsewhere.

    • @pamelanowak8817
      @pamelanowak8817 Год назад +7

      Agree with you 100% 👍

    • @sjvanrensburg7987
      @sjvanrensburg7987 Год назад

      Yeahhhh, but oh boy, I see a bit of karma in this, thinking about her smirks in court. This mask actually makes a mockery of her and it strips her of even the last bit of 'humanly/womanly' attributes. How pathetic she looks now, compared to the icy cold woman she used to be in her formal pictures... Good for her to be locked away for life!!

  • @cms7129
    @cms7129 Год назад +382

    Her father has the audacity to state, "The system failed my daughter" while he's sitting behind bars?!? Both are disgusting and vile and belong in cages!!

    • @NOVOLITION
      @NOVOLITION Год назад +9

      and you’re also in a cage

    • @Stoneheadass
      @Stoneheadass Год назад

      @@NOVOLITIONhUh? Maybe you need to be put in one yourself you freak

    • @dianamariecentro4664
      @dianamariecentro4664 Год назад +4

      I agree.

    • @davidwatermeyer5421
      @davidwatermeyer5421 Год назад +12

      @@NOVOLITION As are all of us, save those who know only love and refuse to pass judgement having not walked in another's shoes.. "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone" Attributed to Jesus.

    • @sonjastanger5858
      @sonjastanger5858 Год назад

      Ikr🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

  • @sara31773
    @sara31773 Год назад +209

    She had plenty of time in jail to detox and come to realize she did a horrifying thing and she still doesn’t seem to care. Drugs or no drugs…. sociopath.

    • @user-gl5ux5xk3k
      @user-gl5ux5xk3k Год назад

      no. She's a complete psychopath. There's a huge difference

    • @AA-yj8tp
      @AA-yj8tp Год назад +4

      Well said 👍

    • @Charliegirl2
      @Charliegirl2 Год назад +2

      That is so true. She is just weird drugs or not.

    • @UrbanNightmare83
      @UrbanNightmare83 Год назад +11

      I'm a recovering addict and never once in my active addiction did I think about hurting anyone besides my own self with the damage of using. This lady is absolutely terrifying on levels I don't think any of us will fully understand. She gives me the creepiest vibes with those empty soulless eyes!

    • @rhythmiknoise
      @rhythmiknoise Год назад +3

      @@Charliegirl2 i vote "sadistic w.hore' personally.

  • @jenniferweber8260
    @jenniferweber8260 Год назад +1186

    I gotta give the judge props for speaking so well about someone so awful.

    • @sickofidiots4095
      @sickofidiots4095 Год назад

      Should have washed her feet too, like the pope. Sickening.

    • @steshar2975
      @steshar2975 Год назад +34

      I didn't follow this trial. But just watching this. I absolutely love this judge. This is a great man in a position he deserves to be in. What did she do? Killed a family member?

    • @jenniferweber8260
      @jenniferweber8260 Год назад

      @@steshar2975 Went and did meth with her drug dealer, made seuxual advances to him which he rejected. So she killed him, assaulted his corpse, dismembered him and left his head in a bucket for his mother to find.

    • @sundancegurl
      @sundancegurl Год назад

      ⁠@@steshar2975Choked her boyfriend to death with a dog collar and then cut up his body. Just google her name.

    • @Val-uy2me
      @Val-uy2me Год назад +24

      The judge seems like a decent person.

  • @Cmon_Nah123
    @Cmon_Nah123 Год назад +248

    This judge really dug deep to acknowledge the good in Taylor before he handed down the life sentence. It has given me faith that there are judges in the legal system with integrity and heart.

    • @ItCantRainForever2
      @ItCantRainForever2 Год назад +2

      Amen to that

    • @rubydawn1
      @rubydawn1 Год назад +1

      yes the way he spoke kept her calm he could have just handed down sentence but he showed that he really looked into the whole case very well.

    • @mikemacdude
      @mikemacdude Год назад +2

      Don't kid yourself, it was all smoke.

  • @thatcrimewriterchick
    @thatcrimewriterchick Год назад +565

    The system did not fail her. She failed humanity. She failed to conduct herself in a way that did not harm others. Kudos to the judge for speaking so eloquently about such a deplorable individual.

    • @twilit
      @twilit Год назад +5

      both can be true

    • @iAmNothingness
      @iAmNothingness Год назад +8

      @@twilitboth can be true. Not in this case.

    • @Anthony-dy5cq
      @Anthony-dy5cq Год назад +1

      There are killers who have good parent's so to put it all on the family is egregious. All people are not the same and need different things from home and society.

    • @damn1804
      @damn1804 Год назад

      She white..

    • @spider46531
      @spider46531 Год назад +4

      Agreed. The person messes up and blame the "system". Often now days families want the "system" out of their family because they will raise their children but when that family fails the child it is not their fault, its the systems fault.

  • @Lily-wp8ol
    @Lily-wp8ol Год назад +548

    I fully believe there are certain cases that require the death penalty.

    • @chelly2468
      @chelly2468 Год назад +20

      And in those cases it’s NEVER utilized..

    • @woodslisa4529
      @woodslisa4529 Год назад +3

      agree!

    • @twilit
      @twilit Год назад

      don’t grant govt the right to kill

    • @shortcake5472
      @shortcake5472 Год назад +4

      💯

    • @intothemystic3374
      @intothemystic3374 Год назад +10

      Wisconsin should bring back death penalty as all other states that have abolished it

  • @Suprachiasmatic
    @Suprachiasmatic Год назад +514

    People keep saying she's wearing that guard on her face because she spits. Maybe. But I think it has more to do with the fact that this woman can't keep herself from laughing through these proceedings and you can still see that in her eyes. Her attorneys finally figured out how awful her giggling affected people's perception of her remorse (or lack thereof) and decided to try to mitigate that. Smart. But it didn't work, did it?

    • @Mollymommy
      @Mollymommy Год назад +58

      581 days credit for time served on a life sentence is he kidding me😂

    • @andyblank4647
      @andyblank4647 Год назад +15

      Ha! I thought the same thing 😂

    • @Neraa777
      @Neraa777 Год назад

      Her laughter is from demonic attachments 👿

    • @bandme796
      @bandme796 Год назад +72

      I thought it was a pair of underwear and she was being her crazy self....I have seen spit guards and they usually look different. She needs to be behind bars for the rest of her life!

    • @ShrinkRai
      @ShrinkRai Год назад +26

      ​@@bandme796yea, the spit guards are usually a tight knit mesh.

  • @laurenmay2098
    @laurenmay2098 Год назад +126

    I am shocked with her smirking eyes. She is a danger for the inmates as well.

    • @realtalk37851
      @realtalk37851 Год назад +11

      Nah they ain’t scared of her in there. She can play crazy in court but behind them walls she ain’t got a chance

    • @totukimou
      @totukimou Год назад +2

      This is why prisoners like her, are in isolation (I don't remember the proper word)
      23 hours a day, with 1 hour out on the yard!

    • @NOVOLITION
      @NOVOLITION Год назад +9

      @@realtalk37851 they’re scared of her, trust me. she’s not just a criminal, she’s extremely dangerous and would kill in the most gruesome ways, unlike most inmates who are in for minor crimes compared to hers. Even most murderers wouldn’t do what she did.

    • @yankee2352
      @yankee2352 Год назад +7

      Solitary confinement

    • @TheTrueMariWho
      @TheTrueMariWho Год назад +4

      Maybe she will get the same fate as Jeffrey Dahmer.
      Then her inmates will be safe.

  • @levithewonderdog335
    @levithewonderdog335 Год назад +614

    Just look at her eyes. It says it all. Pure evil.

    • @ADayInTheLifeofMrsPerkins
      @ADayInTheLifeofMrsPerkins Год назад +31

      Sanpaku Eyes. Japanese Term.
      Eyes are the window to the soul.

    • @dOlli3cOutur3
      @dOlli3cOutur3 Год назад +40

      Makes me wonder if the spit guard is actually to cover up all the facial expressions she makes. Laughed so many times in court

    • @annmoore8696
      @annmoore8696 Год назад +22

      Yes! Scary Evil Monster 💀

    • @NurseKayP
      @NurseKayP Год назад +23

      She really is one of the scarier defendants I have observed in these type of cases.
      I wonder if it’s really her or if it is a charade she plays up because she is aware it’s getting her attention which is all she really has left.

    • @JJones-cl4dm
      @JJones-cl4dm Год назад

      ​@@NurseKayPno shes insane

  • @jc2385
    @jc2385 Год назад +186

    Glad to hear the judge call out Taylor’s dad for blaming the system for Taylor’s short comings and blaming the Govt for not doing more for her. Dad- you were in an Orange jump suit doing prison time and you wanna blame the system? What sort of leading example were you and do you help her?

    • @texasrefugee7888
      @texasrefugee7888 Год назад +16

      Yes, I think the dad was a twkr. And there's no telling how she grew up. There's no telling what she went through as a young child. But I bet it wasn't good.

    • @tiffanyn1146
      @tiffanyn1146 Год назад +8

      “You are responsible for where you are going “. Accountability

    • @bbblue3566
      @bbblue3566 Год назад

      The dad is in jail for s3xual m0lestation...... the victim from what I understand - was Taylor. Enough said. That guy is a maggot.

  • @documax123
    @documax123 Год назад +229

    Articulate, thoughtful, and balanced judge. That district and court circuit is lucky to have this guy. He is a valuable asset for them, and for the system.

    • @brandom1953
      @brandom1953 Год назад +2

      Agree 100%. Unfortunately he is the exception not the rule.

  • @Val-uy2me
    @Val-uy2me Год назад +113

    Her Dad: The system failed her. Nope. You failed her. The guy literally came to court in his prison garb!

    • @aliamacintyre483
      @aliamacintyre483 Год назад +12

      Parents, educators, mentors, friends fail lots of people and they don't decapitate and mutilate other people. She deserved a worse sentence.

    • @mariavaldez726
      @mariavaldez726 Год назад +6

      You're so absolutely so so right her dad fail her agree 💯%

  • @louiseeathorne-mellow9105
    @louiseeathorne-mellow9105 Год назад +275

    She has a husband - but was sleeping around. Made sure the blood went into bucket - very lucid at time, and attacking her lawyer. Very dangerous woman.

    • @Heybadson
      @Heybadson Год назад +10

      Schabusiness worked in that community to dismember a fellow human being that was loved by his family which is what this criminal trial was all about. To me that reveals her true character Judge period. All this family love, death of mother, education etc. in common with millions of us humans that go on and would never commit such an atrocity. Such character, outstanding ...then why lock her up? 🤔Blah,blah,blah in its truest sense. Tragic.

    • @canadiangirl7971
      @canadiangirl7971 Год назад +3

      Her husband is is prison until November.

    • @befaffled1635
      @befaffled1635 Год назад +1

      Maybe the judge was fraid of her

    • @PatsyJay
      @PatsyJay Год назад

      Could be if the judge did not make statements that reflected he took certain considerations into his sentencing plan it would leave more room for appeals, etc. Just had to appear (and I think he did more that just to appear) that her entire life situation was part of his evaluation te proper sentencing. He did not seem to cut her any slack due to the few somewhat positive facts he needed to state. Really imoressive judge. Really appropriate sentence if the death penalty wasn't possible.@@Heybadson

  • @Kaitlin-b1r
    @Kaitlin-b1r Год назад +401

    Its crazy to think we walk amongst people like her everyday and dont know it until Something so grotesque and tragic happens

    • @ronalda1000
      @ronalda1000 Год назад +12

      That's one of the reasons we should educate ourselves with psychology or having the cleverness of intuition to understand and get such ppl and get far away from all the weirdos even if they look superficially fine

    • @uwewinkler2820
      @uwewinkler2820 Год назад +5

      yep you are right there are many creeps out there ...

    • @cms7129
      @cms7129 Год назад +2

      Terrifying!!

    • @clairedoyle3898
      @clairedoyle3898 Год назад

      Hi might of been in love with her. Love makes you blind and it would be very hard to look and love someone and think that maybe they might kill you someday. Not an everyday thought... or we would all stay in our own.

    • @nadiamccall4311
      @nadiamccall4311 Год назад +1

      @@opinionsvary quite cruel to speak ill of the dead

  • @Howsoonisnow-to5nv
    @Howsoonisnow-to5nv Год назад +313

    this has to be one of the most eloquent and thoughtful summations by a judge before sentencing I have ever heard

    • @sickofidiots4095
      @sickofidiots4095 Год назад

      The last thing needed

    • @sickofidiots4095
      @sickofidiots4095 Год назад

      How "eloquent" would it have been if YOUR Son's head was in the bucket?

    • @NurseKayP
      @NurseKayP Год назад +8

      You think so? I thought him trying to reach for positive aspects of Taylor’s character was a bit unusual. Like pointing out that she had a job which is normal or is a mother but only birthed a child and did not raise one.

    • @intothemystic3374
      @intothemystic3374 Год назад +3

      Life in prison without possibility of extended supervision aka life without parole

    • @sabbathsermonthetypist
      @sabbathsermonthetypist Год назад +1

      Agree

  • @staciasenkel8913
    @staciasenkel8913 Год назад +125

    What a professional, kind and well spoken judge

    • @kathyemmell4926
      @kathyemmell4926 Год назад +1

      One of the best judges I've seen, very knowledgeable about the system.

  • @jakebe4915
    @jakebe4915 Год назад +108

    This esteemed judge imprisoned This Beast for life. Good riddance. Bravo

  • @dionne8611
    @dionne8611 Год назад +159

    The fact that you can still tell she's laughing under that mask says alot, absolutely no remorse for her disgusting actions.

    • @lynnjamesallen1171
      @lynnjamesallen1171 Год назад +6

      That was a mask? I hought it was a diaper.

    • @Castedlots
      @Castedlots Год назад +3

      Definitely underwear

    • @kristawall7699
      @kristawall7699 Год назад +5

      Sometimes laughing is a disassociation and a behavior that's a mask to how she's really feeling

    • @DMRJ53
      @DMRJ53 Год назад +1

      @@lynnjamesallen1171I thought it was her underwear

    • @lignecroche4109
      @lignecroche4109 Год назад

      @@DMRJ53 Spit hood

  • @robertthomas888
    @robertthomas888 Год назад +71

    I am from Ozona Texas born and spent 3 years, then my dad went to Vietnam and was killed, and my birth mom went crazy, and gave me up to the orphanage, here I am at 60 years, I have fought my entire life to make a good life, and served my country, went to combat, but I have always cared about people and realized only love, can give you life, throw her away for good.....

  • @kathymawer9295
    @kathymawer9295 Год назад +40

    The most compassionate insightful judge ever.

  • @ph6560
    @ph6560 Год назад +109

    *_Woow._* There's hope left in our world. I'm referring to this judge, who's the best judge I've ever witnessed as far as moral compass, ethics and sticking to the rule of law. The latest decades there's been way too many judges and courts that uncalled-for and persistently have been lenient on even the most diabolical criminals (such as Taylor Shitbusiness). *_Without_* there being any *_actual_* mitigating circumstances. - As of today *_this judge is a Hall of Fame hero in my book._*

  • @sc4112
    @sc4112 Год назад +75

    This judge must have superhuman self-control given his ability to maintain a straight face while repeatedly saying “Ms. Schabusiness” in court.

  • @Dobviews
    @Dobviews Год назад +183

    What she did makes my skin crawl.

    • @hoosierdaddy8002
      @hoosierdaddy8002 Год назад +11

      Can`t wait for the movie.

    • @moongoddess8568
      @moongoddess8568 Год назад +4

      @@hoosierdaddy8002hope it’s not Lifetime.

    • @Romulan2469
      @Romulan2469 Год назад +1

      @@hoosierdaddy8002 It's going to be a horror movie for sure!

    • @Deenique16
      @Deenique16 Год назад

      @@hoosierdaddy8002hope it never happens. So keep waiting.

  • @maryjoanhuhn203
    @maryjoanhuhn203 Год назад +87

    What an amazing judge! He couldn’t of said it better.

  • @ZA-co9vj
    @ZA-co9vj Год назад +187

    I wouldn't let her out ever. She can't even be trusted to sit in a courtroom without spitting on people.

    • @annmoore8696
      @annmoore8696 Год назад +5

      She spit on some one ❓

    • @eveelee4152
      @eveelee4152 Год назад +7

      I think it because she keep laughing you can see it in her eyes smh glad she got life without parole

    • @richardhoward4th171
      @richardhoward4th171 Год назад +2

      Who'd she spot on? Didn't catch that😮

    • @woodslisa4529
      @woodslisa4529 Год назад +8

      they do not put spit masks on anyone for laughing and smiling

    • @annmoore8696
      @annmoore8696 Год назад +2

      @@woodslisa4529 I can handle those two things but not Spit!

  • @ReligiousZombie
    @ReligiousZombie Год назад +75

    Legally insane or not, she is nuts. Her expressions are inappropriate and seemingly random, looking confused one moment, laughing the next, then stoic. She's not faking anything. She has lost touch with reality.

    • @peterjackson4623
      @peterjackson4623 Год назад +5

      I agree with you on this one.

    • @ExcrementalDisplay
      @ExcrementalDisplay Год назад

      ​@robertbarton9902 yes that is correct

    • @ItCantRainForever2
      @ItCantRainForever2 Год назад +5

      Demons really exist in people. We are living in a spiritual battle. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. (Ephesians 6:12)

    • @ElizabethGrindon
      @ElizabethGrindon Год назад +1

      I agree. She might be hearing voices (auditory hallucinations). That could be why she attacked her attorney.

  • @shaun5047
    @shaun5047 Год назад +286

    I couldn’t help but laugh at the thought of the dad in an orange jumpsuit saying the system failed her. Something tells me he also thinks the system failed him.

    • @XiaoFury
      @XiaoFury Год назад +28

      He failed as a father, and his daughter didn't fall far from the tree.

    • @shaun5047
      @shaun5047 Год назад +19

      @@XiaoFury I guess he can take a little bit of the blame but I’m hesitant to give him much because at the end of the day she’s the one to blame. Plenty of crappy dads out there who don’t have murderous children.

    • @twilit
      @twilit Год назад

      and it probably did

    • @robertmargraves3509
      @robertmargraves3509 Год назад +5

      She a stone cold blooded killer Prison Bound yes

    • @annazaman9657
      @annazaman9657 Год назад +2

      For what crime is the father in prison?

  • @PatientsPortal
    @PatientsPortal Год назад +23

    wow the judge was unbelievably amazing and compassionate towards her.

  • @alpimarzi5501
    @alpimarzi5501 Год назад +97

    That is the most generous, gracious judge. I’m stunned and so impressed.

  • @MLD1226
    @MLD1226 Год назад +46

    I love this judge!! He was so well spoken and so kind. He looks for specs of any good in some of the worst of mankind .

  • @kathyellis6533
    @kathyellis6533 Год назад +101

    How could anyone live with themselves after dismembering someone.

    • @knicholsch
      @knicholsch Год назад

      Drugs. They disassociate so they don’t even remember all the small details. Terrifying.

    • @jennifreakthompson8888
      @jennifreakthompson8888 Год назад +5

      Exactly.

    • @adriennehartner9099
      @adriennehartner9099 Год назад

      What do you mean, look at her, she doesn't care!! Unfortunately there are sick people in this world! No one normal will ever understand!!

    • @chanelgez2146
      @chanelgez2146 Год назад

      @@jennifreakthompson8888same

    • @machinegunhippy
      @machinegunhippy Год назад

      By not being dismembered

  • @msaijay1153
    @msaijay1153 Год назад +107

    The judge does such a good job of saying her ridiculous name without reacting. I applaud him.

  • @yougotthis7723
    @yougotthis7723 Год назад +97

    This judge is very insightful.

    • @tracyrasmussen8117
      @tracyrasmussen8117 Год назад +16

      Agree! I'm glad he touched on 'the system'. It's so maddening seeing parents whom fail their children, then expect 'the system' to take over. How can ppl expect an entity to love & nurture children like a parent would/should have?? Parents need to be held accountable for failing THEIR children, not a system!

    • @KGraceSpeaksKea1335
      @KGraceSpeaksKea1335 Год назад +1

      ​@@tracyrasmussen8117 Judge is very good in this case. The "system" needs to bring God into the system after their "parents" fail them. No way can humanity achieve anything without Jesus 1st.

  • @gabrieladickson2826
    @gabrieladickson2826 Год назад +23

    I feel for the Correction Officers already. She is going to be an evil inmate.

  • @mjp8494
    @mjp8494 Год назад +38

    I believe what he is saying is you may have had a shitty life but you were still loved and yet that is no excuse, you're going away forever.

  • @FlavaAv
    @FlavaAv Год назад +89

    What a well spoken judge! Not sure why she looks so surprised/confused about her sentence 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @melissafraser2190
      @melissafraser2190 Год назад +1

      That seems to be her norm.

    • @Kat27Bro
      @Kat27Bro Год назад

      Oh how vile is she?? The judge was amazing. Calling them out on trying to blame the system! Wtf! So sad for the family and everyone involved 😢

    • @crypton_8l87
      @crypton_8l87 Год назад

      She's surprised by all these people attending the case...Only a sociopath could work eyebrows like that at a crowd, given all that she's done.

  • @ZIG.E
    @ZIG.E Год назад +70

    “You’re not responsible for where you come from. But you ARE responsible for your choices going forward ”. And stay away from drugs there’s not enuf help for ya later !

  • @kimberlyhall7610
    @kimberlyhall7610 Год назад +17

    Goodbye! Now we can move on with our lives and forget about this vile creature!

  • @andyblank4647
    @andyblank4647 Год назад +50

    I hope they protect her fellow prisoners. She’s a different breed.

    • @mullaway5746
      @mullaway5746 Год назад +3

      I wouldn't like to be her cell mate

    • @ddt67
      @ddt67 Год назад +4

      ⁠@@mullaway5746I would TERRIFIED to be her cell mate

    • @mullaway5746
      @mullaway5746 Год назад +2

      @@ddt67 yep, it I'd be hard to sleep

  • @pummy44
    @pummy44 Год назад +14

    I don't know how he can sit there and say anything positive about this woman or even call her a mother. I don't know.

    • @My3Sons333
      @My3Sons333 Год назад +2

      I agree

    • @vanessakrugman2781
      @vanessakrugman2781 Год назад

      Exactly and that is what I thought as well!!

    • @dianamary6170
      @dianamary6170 Год назад

      Yes, I 1000% agree. Brings to mind the saying - Don’t cast pearls before swine.

  • @somita9849
    @somita9849 Год назад +19

    Wow. The judge is very WISE and insightful. I couldn't stop listening to him. And what's that on her face?!!!!

  • @jayesimond9301
    @jayesimond9301 Год назад +43

    The fact that she left her decapitated victim’s head in a bucket for his mother to find is 1 of the most monstrous things she did. Poor mom, to find her child dead & mutilated this way…

  • @frankwilkie3354
    @frankwilkie3354 Год назад +26

    She deserves no sympathy, her disgusting disturbing actions are unacceptable and she needs to be locked up for the rest of her miserable life

  • @AnnQlder
    @AnnQlder Год назад +46

    She’s not crazy, she’s evil imo. I don’t know what causes a psychopath, but she is one and the community would be unsafe if she wasn’t imprisoned for life

    • @catherinethemba
      @catherinethemba Год назад +2

      They are born evil. Always mean cruel kids.

  • @noahreilly5014
    @noahreilly5014 Год назад +58

    Extremely Hostile, anti social personality disorder plus psychopath...she chopped her friends head off!! His mom found his head in a bucket 🪣. She's evil

  • @KimTm
    @KimTm Год назад +21

    What a waste of tax payers money! Her sentencing with all those mental health services and other services that judge ordered are all expensive and public has to pay for her living expenses inside the prison 🤦🏻‍♀️ death penalty is necessarily for cases like this.

    • @amyskull7543
      @amyskull7543 Год назад +3

      theres no death penalty in Wisconsin

  • @margaretlumley1648
    @margaretlumley1648 Год назад +39

    What an absolutely beautiful judge ❤

  • @jacquieanna1
    @jacquieanna1 Год назад +27

    This Judge is so articulate, fair,kind but so spot on about this case . This is a tough job to weigh it all and to see the deviation of a person choice !!! He spairs society from this evil 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

    • @adriennem7927
      @adriennem7927 Год назад

      He's coming to the conclusion at the end of her confused, unproductive, crazy effected world she lives in her head. Nobody has given her the help and support and she looks like she's never had a hug her whole life. And she just threw up some sign to someone after it looked like she was going to kill someone with her eyes. Ya a big scary.

  • @KohalaLover
    @KohalaLover Год назад +154

    The system isn’t responsible for helping adults make it in life; it always starts at home. Parents/guardians think schools and others should teach their children but it’s no one’s responsibility but the parent/guardian. Taylor has a deep sickness that is permanent. Just utter disrespect to Shad. She enjoyed what she did. What is tragic is this woman had a son.❤

    • @Val-uy2me
      @Val-uy2me Год назад +3

      Oh, no. I forgot she has a son.

    • @adriennehartner9099
      @adriennehartner9099 Год назад

      The system is so f***** up its not even funny! The problem is too many adults living on the system day in and day out, not working, and living life in the system never having any responsibility, and their children are learning by example to live the same way!! Disgusting!!!

    • @CandyQuackenbush911
      @CandyQuackenbush911 Год назад +1

      Although yes she’s awful. Some children really don’t have a chance. They don’t have parents that care, some kids really have nothing. The system only rarely helps the kids that need it most.

    • @hildacruz2135
      @hildacruz2135 Год назад +1

      Amen to that!!!!!!

  • @birgitraya4909
    @birgitraya4909 Год назад +25

    Imagine being her cellmate 😮

  • @Aussietari
    @Aussietari Год назад +34

    Shad's Uncle spoke Honestly, Eloquently, &. Straight from the Heart.
    He was 100% correct when He said that there was No Excuse, for what She has so Viciously done.😓

  • @hankenson
    @hankenson Год назад +28

    Im surprised the prosecutor didn't go for the death penalty. This was a heinous crime with the added factor of harming the mother as well.

    • @ExcrementalDisplay
      @ExcrementalDisplay Год назад +3

      Wisconsin doesn't have it. That's why.

    • @andys3035
      @andys3035 Год назад

      We absolutely need the death penalty in extreme cases.

  • @jeanchampion671
    @jeanchampion671 Год назад +12

    That judge speaks so well

  • @jeansalzman2.012
    @jeansalzman2.012 Год назад +7

    Her father feels like 'the system' failed her. WHAT ABOUT HIM?! What about HIS RESPONSIBILITY??? What about HER responsibility??? I'm glad the judge addressed that comment!

  • @metalgoddessfromnc7791
    @metalgoddessfromnc7791 Год назад +95

    I feel sorry for his mom and family members. I can't imagine what his mom did when she found her son that way!That girl knew what she was doing when she did those things to him. Someone like that needs to stay in prison and never get out. Evil is real and she has showed everyone of us what real evil is..

    • @steshar2975
      @steshar2975 Год назад

      Meth is a nasty drug 🤮

    • @Suz3q
      @Suz3q Год назад +3

      Prison Justice will catch her!!!

    • @delib636
      @delib636 Год назад +3

      I was devastated for his mother, I can't imagine. And Shad's sister was in the house, upstairs at the time. Truly HORRIFIC 😢

    • @steshar2975
      @steshar2975 Год назад

      @@opinionsvary you're a nut bag!!!!!

  • @delib636
    @delib636 Год назад +27

    It all starts with our own life choices. I used drugs in the exact time-line as Taylor but Never wanted to kill anyone. I choose to grew up, I got my education, and I am raising my family. DRUGS ARE NOT AN EXCUSE! She made all the wrong choices and is fully responsible for committing Murder!!

    • @jajanesaddictions
      @jajanesaddictions Год назад

      You're education failed you. It is chose, not choose in the sentence in which you used it. Or, choose if you said I choose to grow up. 😅

    • @dogsrbetter
      @dogsrbetter Год назад +1

      ​@@jajanesaddictions🙄😮‍💨

    • @Coach_MarcyBob
      @Coach_MarcyBob Год назад

      @@jajanesaddictions Your not you’re. Trying to correct someone and you can’t even speak correctly 😂

  • @rosebud6485
    @rosebud6485 Год назад +60

    I think what the judge was saying about her was very surprising to her. When he spoke of her family loving her she looked away and stared. There might be a teeny tiny piece of heart in her. But considering what she did, she’s a danger to society and should never be free again.

    • @NurseKayP
      @NurseKayP Год назад +11

      I do wonder if she is playing up this whole tough girl, psychopath act a bit because it is all she has control over and she is likely aware it gets her attention.
      Don’t get me wrong I think there is something seriously wrong with her, but I wonder how genuine her laughing and smiling is.

    • @kristenmarielle3497
      @kristenmarielle3497 Год назад +3

      @@NurseKayPyesssss I agree so much

    • @idi0tdetectioninprogress
      @idi0tdetectioninprogress Год назад +8

      It could be a lightbulb moment where she finally realised there was a source of love in her life. Shame it took a judge in a murder trial to point it out.

    • @doctors8966
      @doctors8966 Год назад +4

      There's no good in
      Her she'd kil again

  • @alexmanzino2171
    @alexmanzino2171 Год назад +21

    It is very sad how she threw away her life. Truly devastating. And gut wrenching for Shad’s family. Nobody won here. Just a straight up senseless tragedy that did not need to take place.

  • @adonyisrael1724
    @adonyisrael1724 Год назад +54

    So she’ll never get out! Thank God!

    • @adonyisrael1724
      @adonyisrael1724 Год назад

      @@randycraft3166 Naw, not “few years”, she’s gotta serve at least 25-40 years, plus he kept saying she’s a treat to society so it’s not gonna be easy for her to get out quickly

    • @sweeteypie590
      @sweeteypie590 Год назад

      ​@@randycraft3166it says without parole

    • @deevee5577
      @deevee5577 Год назад +2

      Count 1 was life without possibility of supervision which means parole. Other counts are different sentencing. She’ll never be free.

    • @adonyisrael1724
      @adonyisrael1724 Год назад

      @@deevee5577 Thank you for explaining that! I wondered what that meant when judge read it! So it’s the same as “without parole”, great!

    • @doctors8966
      @doctors8966 Год назад

      ​@@randycraft3166can she move-in with you

  • @kayc8088
    @kayc8088 Год назад +10

    I absolutely love and appreciate this Judge! Balanced, Thoughtful, He Made sure To let Us know How Much he takes his Job With the Seriousness it Needs & That I feel Should be a Blue Print for All Judges. That Community Is Lucky to Have him. God Bless Him.

  • @Ritchie2324
    @Ritchie2324 Год назад +52

    I'm guessing she was either a risk of spitting or due to the nature of her smiling alot at strange moments.. they wanted to hide her reactions?

    • @charlizeham1
      @charlizeham1 Год назад +19

      She still smerked this whole time

    • @JH-th9th
      @JH-th9th Год назад +3

      Well she is not hiding the facial expressions with that spit mask....she is unfortunately not participating in her life...

    • @tracyrasmussen8117
      @tracyrasmussen8117 Год назад +4

      That's a spit guard! It seems as though a cloth is put over the guard to look more 'normal'.

    • @kitkatt007
      @kitkatt007 Год назад +7

      It’s a spit bite mask. She’s spit and tried to bite before.

    • @lindamateri9906
      @lindamateri9906 Год назад

      She acted and acts like an animal and I am sorry animals

  • @kathy_beauty1955
    @kathy_beauty1955 Год назад +16

    Wearing a spit mask to keep her from spitting on officers and handcuffs sure speaks volumes about her character.

  • @Jessica-ld5ik
    @Jessica-ld5ik Год назад +11

    Hello thanks court tv 👍

  • @jooliagoolia9959
    @jooliagoolia9959 Год назад +26

    These judges give as much information as possible to help avoid a retrial for any reason.

  • @someonezmom
    @someonezmom Год назад +6

    iF you just want the verdict 15:05 sheesh

  • @RichardHeadGaming
    @RichardHeadGaming Год назад +20

    The only thing that speaks about the character anyone needs to know about this woman is her smirk and laughter when talking about having her ex's head in a box.

  • @RoseNZieg
    @RoseNZieg Год назад +21

    you can never help those who don't help themselves.

  • @marig6184
    @marig6184 Год назад +9

    You are not responsible for where you come from, but you are responsible for where you are going!

  • @Yellodaise13
    @Yellodaise13 Год назад +31

    The judge didn’t say 1 word of the victim or his family during that entirety of rambling. SMH. Glad this demon got life though.

    • @R4CHEL__
      @R4CHEL__ Год назад +11

      Because the victim already got “justice”. This was about the defendant’s sentencing.

    • @Cxmplex_Cxrtex
      @Cxmplex_Cxrtex Год назад +7

      It wasn't a funeral. It was sentencing of Shabusiness for her crimes. I'm positive this judge has had conversations with Shad's family outside of the courtroom & view of cameras on a more personal level.

    • @NurseKayP
      @NurseKayP Год назад +4

      Plenty of judges take the time to discuss the nature and impact of the crime on the victim and victims family especially to justify lengthy sentencing.
      However, I do understand that he was focusing on mitigating and non mitigating factors to her sentencing and focused on her. That’s probably just his style and it’s possible he focused on those because she pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity so he wanted to stress that was not the truth.

    • @Cxmplex_Cxrtex
      @Cxmplex_Cxrtex Год назад +7

      @@randycraft3166 Yes he did. The 1st degree intentional homicide is life without the possibility of extended supervision.
      Different wording, same meaning. She doesn't get probation bc she doesn't get extended supervision. She will die in prison.

  • @pizzachick6884
    @pizzachick6884 Год назад +2

    The judge is taking waay too long. Get to it. LIFE

  • @therapyrf
    @therapyrf Год назад +8

    Lead to what the judge says about the father’s comment and blaming this on the system while he’s in an orange jumpsuit, and didn’t father his daughter. That was spot on.

  • @sethwaggoner6497
    @sethwaggoner6497 Год назад +8

    I appreciated the judge's monologue regarding the defendant taking responsibility for her actions. He so graciously stated that it not "the system's" job to raise children, and furthermore, Ms. Schabusiness had every opportunity to NOT get involved in the drug world, but she chose the dark path that led her into carrying out such a heinous crime.

  • @adabennett2332
    @adabennett2332 Год назад +16

    I spotted one moment of true emotion as I believe this woman has been faking her reactions throughout the trial. When the judge brought up her child, that she loves him because she is mother. She looked like she had been punched in the gut. She actually struggled to keep it together when he said that. The rest is stupidity, she is trying to act like she is crazy or doesn’t understand what is happening.

  • @nataliem1019
    @nataliem1019 Год назад +2

    I’m confused why they care about crediting her time served when she already got life??

    • @adriennem7927
      @adriennem7927 Год назад

      She did, like ya. Threw up happy sign

  • @crazy_ninja_force5225
    @crazy_ninja_force5225 Год назад +31

    Does no one get the death penalty anymore? She dismembere a man... like come on!

    • @charrielyn1231
      @charrielyn1231 Год назад +6

      I know!!! No - no one does!!! It’s always because there’s at least one or two holdouts on the jury and they WILL NOT allow the death penalty. It’s sad, but true.

    • @intothemystic3374
      @intothemystic3374 Год назад +4

      That's the way Wisconsin rolls. They abolished the death penalty. Bet the citizens wish it were legal.

    • @luke9911
      @luke9911 Год назад +2

      I just watched the jonathon quiles trial. He avoided the DP also. What he did checked all the boxes to qualify for the DP and the jury gave him life without parole. Sickening tbh.

    • @dee8714
      @dee8714 Год назад +2

      It’s just legal murder!

  • @piyoweb
    @piyoweb Год назад +8

    I admired the judge's patience....if it's me, I'd just said: Sentence to life, bye!

  • @butterflyray1
    @butterflyray1 Год назад +6

    I shut off from that Judge and skipped to sentencing! God he was so boring and he was just talking a whole lot of nothing. There’s no way she was paying any attention to what he was saying!!!!

  • @Lithrilla
    @Lithrilla Год назад +12

    This judge deserves a medal! So well spoken and so humane in the way he speaks of someone of this character.

  • @christinelambert6711
    @christinelambert6711 Год назад +9

    She failed herself period! She was found competent to stand trial so she could have reached out for help at anytime and prevented this.

  • @fordfrick4128
    @fordfrick4128 Год назад +3

    While showing the compassion he did is commendable, it should be brief. The focus should be on easing the burden of the victims, keeping the rest of us safe and PUNISHMENT!

  • @GODSOFFOOTBALLGOLD
    @GODSOFFOOTBALLGOLD Год назад +6

    That judge talking my ears off just send dat demon to jail 4 ever yr words are wasted on here judging by all her smirks

  • @judedonnelly4100
    @judedonnelly4100 Год назад +3

    Anyone else unable to hear it ?
    Ohhhhh..
    I can now......

  • @RandyLeverett-jm6bw
    @RandyLeverett-jm6bw Год назад +3

    This judge is full of compassion. Need more like him.

  • @UrbanNightmare83
    @UrbanNightmare83 Год назад +8

    My heart breaks for the poor victims family . No one should ever have gone through that. She had a plan and went through with it in the most horrific way possible. Then proceeded to keep adding to it. Her eyes look so empty and soulless even a grown woman like myself gets creepy vibes off her. You can obviously tell the people in the court room even thought the same thing while waiting for her verdict. At least now justice is served for the victims family.

  • @barbywithaWHY
    @barbywithaWHY Год назад +4

    what part speaks well of her...??? the beheading part? The body parts?? The system failed me too and yet, no murder...

  • @songbirds3712
    @songbirds3712 Год назад +24

    The spit guard certainly did not hide the fact she was laughing, which I think was its’ purpose. She is indeed evil.

    • @michelleseveney9113
      @michelleseveney9113 Год назад +3

      I’m surprised she didn’t pull it down!!

    • @grammiesjojo7961
      @grammiesjojo7961 Год назад +2

      I agree that the guard is there to cover the smirk she can't seem to keep off her face. I saw her lift, pull, adjust and move it around several times during this day. She could have pulled it down and spit anytime she chose, she's just wickedness personified~

  • @allyp1088
    @allyp1088 Год назад +22

    She’s got no remorse and thinks it’s ok to smirk and laugh wow

  • @girlee0303
    @girlee0303 Год назад +5

    That judge should be ashamed of himself blaming the family for not being there for her. You should be blasting her and supporting the family who found their child’s head in a bucket. Seriously he needs to be off the bench . Who cares blah blah blah blah blah just give her the death penalty or life in prison without parole

  • @christy4062
    @christy4062 Год назад +7

    Omg this judge just drones on like wet paint drying

  • @marthagalo8423
    @marthagalo8423 Год назад +7

    What compassionate words from this Judge. He must’ve stabbed her heart with his touching words.

  • @Charlesbjtown
    @Charlesbjtown Год назад +27

    I hate it when judges go on rambling and grandstanding. Just impose the sentence and move on, their long speeches are completely unnecessary, and has no use really.

    • @intothemystic3374
      @intothemystic3374 Год назад +1

      Judge had to cover all the bases to ensure her attorneys couldn't come back for retrial

    • @carmellewis2466
      @carmellewis2466 Год назад

      It's absolutely vital. He's making sure to show that he's considered everything very fully and has it on record so that she has nothing to appeal on. Check out Bruce Rivers criminal lawyer on youtube, he covered this issue in relation to Darryl Brooks trial and sentencing.

    • @ihatespam2
      @ihatespam2 Год назад

      To you

  • @a.mie.533
    @a.mie.533 Год назад +5

    This woman is beyond everything. This look is so deeply disturbed, so incomprehensive, so blocked off and absorbed in something completely alien, that you literally can't relate to her as a fellow human.

  • @savinabees9220
    @savinabees9220 Год назад +35

    That underwear /mask is messing with my claustrophobia as I listen to the judge chit chat...
    and she scares me too much to see the rest of her. so I'm glad.
    This whole case is a nightmare.
    I wish healing for all involved and affected.

  • @verabolton
    @verabolton Год назад +6

    1:05 Your mother passed away, your brother died, your dad is in prison, but I'm confident all the THREE of the m STILL love you very much
    What The Heck?!?! Is this judge on drugs or what?!

  • @MrBetc
    @MrBetc Год назад +20

    The Judge mentioning her character. Watching her assault her first attorney in the courtroom then showing up for sentencing wearing a spit mask says all I need to hear about her character, to say nothing of her crime which brought her into the courtroom. Glad she has been put away for life.

  • @summerdrye4030
    @summerdrye4030 Год назад +21

    Her dad and mom failed her, not the system!

    • @noklarok
      @noklarok Год назад

      USA fails everyone with mental health problems

    • @flowerchild3312
      @flowerchild3312 Год назад +1

      Naw , The parents didn't fail.her , She failed herself! There comes a time when each person has to hold their adult selves accountable.

    • @Back0ffNub
      @Back0ffNub Год назад

      Her mom died when she was 12. Not the moms fault.

    • @flowerchild3312
      @flowerchild3312 Год назад

      @cyberdyneftw1015 Race and Color has absolutely zero to do with anything!!!

  • @miketheyunggod2534
    @miketheyunggod2534 Год назад +3

    Sheesh, that judge really likes to hear himself talk. Get on with it already.