Damn I think this one hurts a little more than the other ones. We've all had that piece of s*** family member in our life that just sucks everyone dry of money and life. This guy actually seems sincere about murdering this dude. Like most of my African-American friends he had a temper flare up and a lack of control, for just a moment. Changed the lives of so many people in an instant. To see him confessing to his girlfriend at the end was pretty hard. Knowing you did something you can't take back suck so bad. We've all got that memory we think back on and just shudder. At least it didn't cost us our lives When he says he didn't take his kids or homeboys kids into consideration, my soul hurt.
@@jedwards1769 I was laughing while I wrote it. Try not to pretend like you know what someone elses position is as they wrote something. Seems like youre the one that needs to lighten up. Hint: Look for my laughing emoji 🤣
@@jedwards1769 kids are so sensitive these days huh. his comment made you tell him to chill out? LOL you must be soooo oppressed if that light hearted comment got to you.
That part where it hits him is tough. "So senseless...I was on my way right...I didn't take my kids into consideration, I didn't take HIS kids into consideration..." The magnitude of the moment sinking in.
Magnitude my ass...of course you can reflect after behaving like a savage over something so stupid. You sound like you have sympathy for the killer, I'm sure you can find him and be pen pals
I have no idea how this would not be common sense to anyone with a functioning brain, like how can someone not realize the common sense logical reasons why you don't murder people...
Now in the inner city schools...All Black students have to pass a through a metal detector at middle and high schools..to protect teachers from being shot to death
@@dyanalynn6698100%. He’s been waiting for this day since he installed those cameras. He jumped out of his sleep when he realized it was his time to shine..
Took me few seconds, but yeah, that's the detective that interrogated the autistic son who killed his mother in one of the other videos, he has a you tube channel too.
This is what legit remorse looks like. He realized he let anger and the spur of the moment decision ruin his life and take another. I actually felt for this one
@@dementedopossum8148 It’s very easy to say that when you don’t realize that people who commit crimes are not always evil people, but sometimes can be good people who make extremely terrible mistakes
300 dollars for 30 years in prison is 10 dollars a year. That means you gave up your life and freedom for not even 3 cents per day. That’s what you traded your life for. Pennies.
@@LamarBragg Meanwhile All my homies are freaking out about interest rates and paying taxes because they all make over 100k a year and want to upgrade to nice homes in nice neighborhoods with great schools that costs 1 million. Point I’m making is, find better friends who have problems you can admire.
If another person's actions can force you to react in a foolish way, you're basically a puppet, a wind-up doll. You have to master yourself and your emotions, you can't be a slave to impulses and anger and your ego.
Heard Warren Sapp talk about what to do before potentially getting locked up or doing something stupid..."Go lock yourself in your bathroom for 23 hours, and then consider if that's the life you want to live for a long time." I'm paraphrasing but that's the gist of it. Great analysis.
Its crazy too because he already did 7 years in prison, 7 years in prison and you still decide to get into the pettiest conflict possible and end someone's life, like CMON MAN!
He recognized that he hurt his kids, his cousin's family, his girlfriend, and himself. He realized it was stupid, foolish, and unchangeable. He said that his cousin didn't deserve it, but that he deserves everything coming to him. I know I am perfectly capable of being fooled, but that looked like remorse to me. Remorse does nothing to undo the horrific crime, but it is the necessary first step to rehabilitation and to any sort of spiritual healing that he might get. I hope Clarence maintains that remorse. And may God bless Shad's family.
Yeah. Like he realized he actually fucked up and he couldn’t blame anyone else. Like, in that moment he realized it was himself that fucked up his life. This looks like the first time he’s ever accepted responsibility for his own actions and it’s too late. Some people don’t learn until after they make the mistake. He’s going to spend the rest of his life thinking about it.
I’m glad the police officers were kind enough to let them have their moment it was not only for him. It was also for her, so I am so thankful that they did that that was very kind on their part.
@@yvonnelewter-davis5823 the detectives aren’t just being kind, they’re also listening in closely on the conversation and waiting for him to say something else that can be used against him
@@yvonnelewter-davis5823 he was manipulating his girlfriend you can date other people you know it's okay.. no honey I'm sticking with you till the end.. are you sure baby.. yeah I'm sure. Call from prison... Hey baby can you put some money on my commissary and money on my phone card so I could talk to you everyday baby. Or you can accept the collect call.. baby 🤣
This is one of the first criminals that I heard a sincere regret in his voice when he was talking to his girlfriend. Not because he got caught either. Obviously that's a huge part but he seemed to grasp the true consequences of his actions and the effects on the victims and his families. Sad that it took all this for his perspective to be changed.
I'm sure that's sincere regret, but regret for getting caught, not remorse for killing his cousin. Remorse is not the same as regret. Remorse is an active conscience that detests one's bad acts. Regret is feeling bad for one's self and one's consequences to be suffered and is all about self, not about the suffering we cause others.
I feel the same way, I can really feel that he's remorseful, not just because he got caught but for the consequences of his actions towards the victims
Wow. I was honestly not expecting him to say all of the things he said when he and his girlfriend were alone in the room. That was such an intense, intimate bit of reflection from him. Whether you believe it is genuine remorse or not, we don't usually hear things like that in these interrogations.
@@thevalorousdong7675 Honestly listening to him its hard to tell if he just feels bad for himself or is genuinely remorseful. Its impossible to know for sure i guess
It does matter if it's genuine and no it's not the most intense 😂 you clearly haven't seen much of these videos. He just killed someone of course he's gonna get emotional since he's going back to prison. Saying "I fked up" 100 times isn't special
Videos like this REALLY need to be showed in high school to our young boys so they can know what's at stake and the consequences when you make the wrong decisions in life..sad but reality 😢
Yeah in it’s totality, this man not only had the whole “all stages of grief” thing on video. But even helped them find the murder weapon. And mentioned writing to the family of the victim and acknowledging sorry won’t ever be enough and he deserves what he got. Insane footage, he actually did not deserve life without parole. So frustrating I hope he’s teaching those sociopaths and narcissists in prison how to be a better man
That’s actually a great idea. Instead they are showing kids videos of men with psychological issues believing they are women and showing them drag shows..
If someone owes you money let them keep it and don't bother with them ever again, chalk it up as a loss and in the future use better judgement, or this can be your fate, don't let pride, ego and emotions ruin your life and the peoples lives who love and count on you.
First time ever I’ve felt a little bad for the murderer. The realization of what he’d done to himself, his kids, girlfriend, and his cousins’ kid and family was sincere and heartbreaking
I watched a lot these and he's by far for the most sincere perp I've seen, well, sincere for a murderer. It's not just the realization he took another man's life and ruined his own, but realized that he has just destroyed several familial relationships irrecoverably. A lot of murderers are shortsighted and don't even think about that greater consequence killing someone entails.
Yeah, he said all the right things in front of the camera and appeared genuinely remorseful ... that he was caught. He was sincere about getting away with it and would not have shown any remorse at all if he had. He killed his cousin in cold blood for $300. I feel nothing but happy seeing him realise what he's done for the cameras. He deserves no sympathy at all.
Videos like these give me horrible anxiety and thoroughly remind me not to give in to those moments of rage when I'm angry at someone. Watching the retrospective terror and realisation that the perpetrator blew their chance at life makes me sick to my stomach because I know if I'm not careful I'll be in the exact same situation.
This is the sole reason why I will never become a gun owner. I have too much rage in the heat of the moment and can imagine myself easily sitting in his shoes. I know I don't possess the self control needed to be a responsible gun owner.
If he killed one person he maybe able to see the free world. Just not anytime soon. I heard people who have gotten released after 25-30 years for murder.
& these are the ppl you leave alone if you ever get locked up they literally have nothing to lose & will unlive ya ass over nun just like they did to get there 🤦🏾♂️
Man, when I feel like my life is bad, I love watching these videos to remind me how blessed I am to be free. I'm so grateful I've stayed out of trouble and I pray it stays that way.
Of all these interrogation videos ive watched, this was the most painful. This guy wasnt some deranged psychopath filled with glee that he murdered someone, like in so many cases. This was just a regular dude in the hood who let his knucklehead cousin get the best of him. He experienced that fit of anger everyone get a few times in their life. Except, he had a gun and shot him. His realization that his life was over was so raw and real. His life, his girls life, the kids and families lives, all ruined. So so sad.
I can’t tell if he’s sorry for himself but I feel like this is the most remorseful suspect I’ve seen yet. The fact that he included his victims children seems like it’s genuine.
Yeah, he realized that he's DONE, and he's not acting because they are being observed, as he most likely lacks the level of legal education that is required to know how his acting remorseful will impact his trial. Usually such behavior has NO impact on these types of cases when they go to trial. Neither is the judge going to take this behavior into consideration at the time of sentencing. Therefore he seems to be genuine.
This should be shown in schools as part of a "Practical Life" curriculum. To teach the lesson of "there are consequences for your actions". How one decision can ruin your entire life, AND the lives of *many* other people who are completely unconnected to you in any way. This was absolutely gut wrenching to watch. Was the first time I've felt sorry for the guilty party. Thank you for the excellent content you create for us. Greatly appreciated! This is an important video that I'll share with a lot of people!
@@J.Gainez exactly. The young kid gets use to dealing with authority thru being rude and disrespectfull. No one cares when teachers get bullied but when they do that to a cop its not good. School to prison pipeline is real.
The most interesting part of these interrogations is when the suspect finally accepts their fate. You can see it slowly building up and then they are left to put the pieces together knowing that their life is forever done.
The weirdest thing about all these investigations is that they talk to police. I think they do it because they think maybe the police will believe them... even if you not involved in anyway and dnt live in the city get a lawyer always. Doesnt make you look guilty makes you look smart
Right. He now realizes he’s never going to be a free man again. No more kids, no more women, good food, video games, or any of the great things about life.
His girlfriend seems so sweet. It was heartbreaking to see her cry :( you know he’s actually remorseful because he’s not even talking about prison, the first thing he talks about is his kids and his cousins kids. Fucking awful situation, i hope the victims family can find peace and he can become a better person down the line.
He is a piece of human trash to be disposed of for CREATING this situation. Naw, you have to be a real peice of shit to shoot someone over food stamps let alone be the one who was trying to sell them ... low life. IDGAF about his life.
Y'all got played by a career con. Congrats. Dude didn't care about all that when he murdered someone over something so petty. He also didn't turn himself in. But yea, remorseful
The moment his girlfriend came in was so sad, and the emotion and sense of loss was so palpable, I could've been sitting right there. You can damn near see the moments flashing in his head and desire to go back into time to change things, just to realize it's all lost. And that last hug, man. To hold and feel the woman you love in a moment, knowing it's likely the last time and last hug you will ever get from her in the free world. You can see him moving his hands along her and breathing her in so deep to keep that memory with him. Sad af for everyone involved. 💔
I must say. The officer did a great job commanding the woman directing her back from vehicle. Usually 3 different officers screaming 3 different sets of commands.
Yeah, that was a smoothe kidnap and caging right there. I doubt if clarence can afford his ransom dues though. No money means They cage torture him for life, no ransom/bail ,, and dues will be paid with his life as opposed to cash.
@@aaronwalker8847 Holy shit You’re insane. “ dating a woman is prostitution and marriage is just a financial agreement for sex“ You are by far the saddest person I’ve seen on here in a long time.
@@yurikalashnikov5815. Not true. They rob the city zens blind 24/7, and they kidnap and cage way more innocent folks than actual criminals. And theyll murder you over a dollar. Cops are no different than any other organized crime, criminal thug enforcers. They do all of the same stuff, exactly.
@@derrickjohnson3656the whole “food stamp trade” is illegal anyways. BUT some times your desperate. Once I had no money, no family. I loaned a friend my last $50. She not only never payed me, but laughed about me online after blocking me. I wasted a super low when I had no money for food or anything…. I wouldn’t kill her but some people just feel desperate when you are getting basically no money.
At least while going through this … He actually realized he made a careless mistake. This video should be an example to young kids/adults. I honestly get where he’s coming from . Yes I use to get so angry sometimes that I would go driving to calm myself down . I never would’ve hurt anyone but I do sometimes be fighting mad lol
Seeing someone know they're life is over is a tough watch. This is one of those cases where everyone loses. Condolences to Shad's family and friends, I hope they find peace.
It is not hard to watch at all. He was a career criminal, and got what he deserved. You cannot just go around hurting people. He was literally on parole when he committed this crime. No remorse! Guy is a loser, and it is that simple. The guy was literally 31 years old talking about how he was supposed to meet up with his 36 year old cousin for a fist fight. Do you even realize how dumb that sounds? Grown men fighting like kids on a playground. This guy lost the game of life, and he no longer gets to participate in society. Do you really feel bad for a guy that killed somebody over $300? $300 dollars is nothing. I could understand if it was $300 million, but $300. This guy is a complete goof. Anybody that would kill over $300 deserves to never walk free. There is no fixing this guy. So let him live out his days in those hot Florida prison cells.
Out of all the hours of interrogation footage I've watched, I think this is the first time I've ever saw genuine remorse. That's saying something! A tragedy for all involved. Sincere prayers to the family of the deceased.
@@willbryant9297 Totally understand that. However something is better than nothing. Cause normally they're only sorry they got caught and have contempt for their victims
The detectives were so damn efficient AND professional with this case. Video evidence, capturing perp, phone data including triangulation and printed text exchanges, confession, weapon retrieval all under 12 hours time. Even giving the girlfriend time to be with him before they took him away. Wow.
That's a military term. Target acquisition. Gun-in for them literally and figuratively. I've rarely heard law enforcement use the term but yeah poor choice of words but he was probably ex military
It’s so easy to cut people outta your life, just don’t go around them anymore! I’ve had two sis’ that treated me like a crap so I quit them, one at a time 5 yrs ago. No anger, nobody got hurt…. and I couldn’t be happier 😊
no it isn't lol, I had an ex stalk me around my town for a year harassing me in public , so if you can consider a restraining order easy, I want to know what you consider hard.
@@tyresefarrell Every situation is different but the majority of time you should be able to walk away from people especially if you don't rely on them for shelter, finances, food, etc..
I was a correction officer for 8years in two different prison systems. I talked to many men who literally made a bad choice based on emotions or something else and spend YEARS going over the incident again and again, WISHING they could go back to that day and make a different decision
I LITERALLY almost lost it for many reasons with this one. I felt for the victim and his family as well as the accused his girlfriend and their family. This one DEFINITELY gave my ❤ a jolt.
This is heartbreaking. To me, the fact that he is worried first about his kids and Shad’s kids instead of worrying about his being in prison, that shows there was real remorse. I hope Shad’s family can forgive and find peace, and I hope Clarence can find peace as well.
@@Humineral Yeah I understand. It makes you even more of a retard because instead of throwing away your life for everything, you threw it away for nothing.
It's very standard in poorer communities to fall into a complicated system of honor. The entire South is famous for it. And they'll happily kill or be killed for this bullshit.
That was sad one.. We’ve all almost destroyed ourselves at one time or another in our lives…some of us are just luckier than others. Tragedy is always one just one bad decision away.
Every part of this of this is obviously heart wrenching, but watching his girlfriend struggle to understand how or if she should be supportive was the hardest for me. She seems like a loving woman, it’s a shame his fatal error cost them a free life together.
I feel sorry for his girlfriend. I feel nothing but hate for him. He ruined many lives over food stamps. He took that decision. He regrets being caught that is all. He knows he has lost his woman and that his live is over. Had he have not been caught, he'd be happily living his life ... until the next time he snaps.
The problem is how casual murder has been made in the black community, people get angry and threaten to kill each other all the time over the smallest of things like a seat on the bus and don’t think about the implications or consequences of such thoughts. I see this so much in my city and it’s absolutely destroying the communities.
It’s been researched before and was pretty common knowledge before all the research is hidden nowadays. It’s a genetic thing with most POCs. It’s about the lack of not being able to think a head and plan ahead. Low impulse control too. It’s from a smaller prefrontal cortex.
It can’t be undone, and it really sucks that it happened. Everyone lost in this situation and it’s tough to see. It’s almost easier watching someone with no remorse try and defend themselves because this was hard to sit through
You must've missed the part where he lied about it..... where he tried to despose of the murder weapon..... where he only confessed to it when faced with damning evidence and where he was joking and laughing with his girlfriend about going to prison for it....... Yeah. Proper remorseful stuff.
Yes, two things can be true at the same time... You can do something heinous and try to get away with it, but later when you realize how wrong and stupid you were, you can have genuine remorse... And the joking with his girlfriend thing... That's what happens with grief. You can have moments of ironic laughter. That doesn't prove he wasn't genuine.
@@AmyraBatyah but his remorse was obviously for getting ccaught and how his life was over since he kept focusing on that fact. This is not the type of remorse judges look for when being lenient in sentencing (i.e. it is a very selfish remorse that doesn't ever deserve to alleviate punishment in the eyes of the judicial system)
His remorse and realizing his wrath has destroyed his life should be a lesson to us all. We have to control our emotions and take moment to realize there's consequences and repercussions to our actions. It only takes a second to get in trouble and a life time to get out of it.
That's probably a lesson for only about 1% of the population. The other 99% of the population would never consider being involved in such a heinous crime.
@@steveking8548 It doesn't have to be the same exact situation 😶 I'm saying certain situations set off people differently. Road rage or someone stealing from you or hitting you challenging you to a fight , or something else. We all have our tipping point and my point is self control is vital in (all) situations for all of us not excluding yourself.
@@bret6104 How could you possibly speak for me? You've never even met me? I don't even honk the horn ... in fact, I'm not sure if my horn works. So you're not qualified to talk about "not excluding yourself."
Oh yeah Im never gonna shoot someone over skimp'n me on some stamps.. But I will apply this to nut'n in girls I know I shouldnt. Oh! & NEVER have friends who think it's cool to be "hood." 🏌
It's not about controlling emotions, because you never will be able to. it's about getting familiar with and recognizing the feelings you feel in order to be able to release them or handle them with self control. Practice understanding and feeling your emotions, so you know them well.
Damn this is horrible for everyone, my brother was on drugs bad and stole from me and everyone in the family. I've never wanted to kill him, but he made me so mad on many occasions. I'm so glad I just walked away and let it go.
You acted like a normal person. Both my brothers made me so angry too, I moved away, freed myself from their drama. One has become sober since, we talk everything is good with him now, the other one I will talk if he calls, but I’m not reaching to hear him mumble the same lies over and over anymore.
I have been mad enough at certain family members for stealing from me, that given certain situations, I could probably want to...when you give and give and instead of asking, they turn around and steal from you. Thank goodness I'm not a hothead. I admit it has kept me awake some nights
@@marshapieroni6677 Totally understandable. You just don't want to mess up your own life over that, right? That's when it's time to draw some boundary lines, I guess. Family's never easy, is it?
It's pretty heartbreaking to watch this man realize his consequences at the end. Not nearly as heartbreaking as what the victims family experienced, but still, I've never seen a man face reality like that. Makes me imagine how it could feel and its a shitty feeling ! RIP to the cousin.
It speaks volumes that he acknowledged that he understands that he didn’t realise what he was doing was affecting other people, over something so small as what, 300 dollars? He should be commended, as much as you can commend a person who just murdered somebody, for showing regret and realising how petty his reasons for killing family was.
The way he told his girlfriend she needs to do what she needs to do and date and find someone that treats her how she deserves really touched me. He is facing the results of the worst thing he's ever done and he's worrying about her. That really speaks to who he is. I don't think he is a terrible person I think he fucked up, he fucked up bad as a person can fuck up but him thinking of her like that right as it's hitting him shoes something about him.
Trust me, when he was saying he understands that she's gonna date and move on, he wasn't really understanding it, he was looking for her to say she wasn't gonna move on and would be there for him. I know. I spent 27 years in prison and when I had to say that goodbye to my wife I wasn't prepared to really let her go on. Of course he had been in prison before so he should know not to try to hold on to her. Then again he should've known that talking to the police without a lawyer NEVER helps
Yeah he shouldn't have spoken to them without a lawyer, 100 percent. The surveillance footage they had was pure garbage. A good lawyer could have created reasonable doubt to get him off because that crap footage, him not having the most solid abili, & previously beefing with his cousin was literally all they had.
He did go to prison and no chance of parole. He will die in prison over this. With his background he was lucky to be out at all, so you’d think he’d have thought about it before now…not letting petty shit send him back I mean. Some people just aren’t comfortable unless they’re always at rock bottom.
I don't think it was ego. He probably made plans to sell the food stamps for double or what he was gonna buy to cook for a few weeks, times be'n hard & all. Or he just got beyond pist that couz gave the stamps over for crack when they needed food. Just to kill, take a life for sumthin so small....
Sucks cause it happens to everyone, that’s the issue with guns, when pride is on the line, is takes a second to end one’s life, it’s a way to instantly get over such problems, regret comes later when it wears off
@@dadeee7776 "THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY Law #1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation. Law #2: The probability that a certain person be stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person. Law #3 A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another person or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and even possibly incurring losses Law #4: Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals in particular non-stupid people constantly forget that at all times and places and under any circumstances to deal and/or associate with stupid people infallibly turns out to be a costly mistake. Law #5: A stupid person is the most dangerous type of person. A stupid person is more dangerous than a bandit." [The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity, Carlo M. Cipolla, 1977]
This is heartbreaking. One moment can change an entire life. My father used to say that people have to think before you act no matter how right you might be in your anger. It's not worth your life.
I am a masonry contractor,sometimes I got mess over by people giving bad checks or not paying their balance when the job is complete. The funny thing is it’s always the people who I know, sometimes I do feel like doing something evil to them, but situations like these is what brings me back to reality, whatever little freedom i have, it means more to me than all the money in this world. His life is over, the prison system have no problem giving him life, to them it’s a win win situation. A smart man learned from his mistakes but a man with wisdom learned from the mistakes of others. Not my quote, I heard it.
That’s very profound. A smart man learns from the mistakes of others. Everything we need to be good smart successful men is out there we just have to find it.
Its crazy because this is literally the first person I've seen who cried, and not for just himself. Usually you hear the killer say "my life is over" but for the first time in all of these videos I've watched, this man cried mainly for the person he killed. He acknowledged that THE OTHER person's life is over FOR NOTHING. He acknowledged all the other lives aside from his own that he ruined senselessly 😢
I felt so sorry for the girlfriend during that traffic stop. Can you imagine how terrifying it must've been being forced to walk backwards toward a group of very agitated, armed cops with no idea what is going on?
I literally felt his pain at the end when he was telling his girl his goodbyes and realizing how bad he fckd up...I remember my time I did in prison and it was terrible and I only did a year so I can't imagine doing it for life ..id probably rather want to die ...but it's definitely hard that he can make such a life changing decision like this ... Over some money that's replaceable...I've been in all types of situations like this involving the streets and money and similar situations as the ones I see on this crime channel and I'm just so blessed to have been able to still make semi-good choices and not fall into this category of people. I'm blessed that The Lord was watching over me and protecting me from me... Prayers for both sides...this was sad to watch 😢.
Yeah the officer using verbal commands actually changed the inflection in his voice to a more soothing and soft voice that you could tell put the female at ease. Very good on him for being able to read the situation and understand that her nerves were through the roof and even if she did move it would've been involuntary due to anxiety. He knew she was nervous and calmed down the tension by speaking to her like a human and not an animal
@@AntisocialExtrovert90 pretty much. It's a shame we have to pat people on the back just for doing what's expected of them. Unfortunately police don't hesitate to wipe their ass with our civil liberties. We do need better police that don't view civilians as targets and see us as normal humans just doing our thing. I'm glad the innocent woman was taken care of correctly and wasn't harmed during the arrest of her boyfriend.
Well said all across this thread. There’s at least one compassionate well trained officer on that particular force. If only that was the norm and not an exception.
Hearing his regret. Heartbreaking. The moments they shared together, the loss of Shad, the loss of the future for everyone. You’ve heard it before, but honestly no one wins here. Truly sad.
The streets won a dumb gutter slut after he went to prison. She's already moved on and is currently sucking off his more attractive best friend. HE'S the winner. ✌️
He regrets that he killed him cos he got caught. No remorse. He’s manipulating his gf to keep money coming while he’s in the can “I’m gonna be with you forever”, “are you sure? Are you sure?”
@@jamestrebillcock4718 Too far lol JCS is a legend and will always be top dog in this genre. The amount of inspired channels alone is enough to put him there forever. This channel is probably my fave after JCS tho. Excellent content. ✌️❤️
This serves as a cautionary tale. He’s showing genuine remorse, but he allowed his anger to consume him. Anger, alcohol, and drugs are never a good mix. Sad situation all around!
That was the saddest, most loving interaction I've ever seen on one of these stories. He was remorseful and realized he destroyed not just his own life, but many others. The police department was the best from start to finish! Courageous and task oriented and law abiding in the beginning and extraordinarily respectful and kind for the finale.
I'm at the beginning of the video watching the arrest and I can't help but wholeheartedly agree. Such good communication. Only one cop giving commands to the civilians at a time, clearly passing responsibilities back and forth to each other with verbal confirmation. I sense a lot of team building exercises and training.
That wasn't remorse. He was sad he got he got caught. I feel bad for his girlfriend. He's a loser that ruined many lives. How can you have any sort of feelings for a guy crying because he got caught? If police didn't catch him do you think he'd have handed himself in? No, he would be out living his life having no remorse for the family member he killed. I'm shocked that there's so many comments feeling bad for this guy.
@Designer Jay I mean, you're just guessing what you think he's feeling, though. He could have not been caught, not turned himself in, and had the murder eat him up inside, that is a possible thing. You seem to think the world is black and white, you either feel completely one way or you feel the total opposite, no in between. That's just not how humans operate, though.
Let's be clear. No, that only applies to criminals. If you're a law abiding citizen who kills an intruder in your home you don't or shouldn't forfeit your life.
@@keventy6114 if someone breaks in my home, I’ll be ending them and dealing with any “consequences” after in court. You hold back if you want, and see where that gets you
@@Bill308A10isn't Russia and Ukraine at war rn? Haven't you all committed most of the mass shootings making headlines? Men as collective are violent. Don't act like it's just blk men just because they're the worst. Not one of you with XY chromosomes can be trusted😂 not one. Nice try buddy.
I have friends and family members that owe me way more than $300. I wouldn’t off them. I just don’t f w/ you anymore. My father always said “Well, look at it like this. You got rid of them for cheap”
This is why I distanced myself from most guys in my family because they are still in a fighting type of mentality after a failed discussion/argument I know how things can escalate between family I have 3 brothers and want nothing to do with them my 2 older ones used to abuse me whenever they got the chance then run to our mom and make it seem like I started it soon as I got grown I was glad to tell them they can't put they're hands on me anymore or tell me what to do instead of respecting me for that they hated me even more all ain't family ain't really family! And jealous brothers are the WORST
Good for you. Aint nothing wrong with staying away from dangerous or toxic family members. Just because it's your family doesn't mean shit. Family is the most likely to abuse you
Absolutely heartbreaking. Honestly he should have asked for a lawyer, with his history there's no way he's getting anything less than life without parole.
After doing seven years in prison already, you would think that he knows to KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT !!! Ignorant black men like him SHOULD be in prison... HE IS A STUPID AND PETTY ASS N----R...His girl is just as stupid for even talking to the police. The ONLY thing you say is your name and " I WANT A LAWYER "!!! "NOTHING" ELSE. CLOSE YOUR EARS TO EVERYTHING THE POLICE ARE SAYING...DONOT TRY TO BE SMART..."SAY NOTHING UNTIL YOU SPEAK WITH A LAWYER", NOTHING, NOTHING, NOTHING...
I'm so upset that he murdered his cousin, but I'm even more upset that he got life w/o parole. Especially since I've seen so many cases of repeat offenders, premeditated crimes and serial killers, who have been in and out of prison, who deny, and or show absolutely no remorse, but get life with the possibility of parole in 25 years.
well, yes it it completely tragic and very sad to watch... but he did shoot someone and kill them.... did he have to do that? Couldn't he have done something else?
@@1TypicalKidd that is because he was previously imprisoned for drugs for 7 years i believe, that is why he got this harsh sentence. The sentencing is very harsh i admit... but why kill someone especially when you know this? there is always a point where you make a decision
Lady broke my heart asking what's a target, they could have answered her. I don't think the police were being jerks at all, but hearing ur loved one called a target in that moment probably is scary.
What a load of shite! Target means what it means. The police were specifically referring to the dumb arse criminal in the car as the person they were looking for! What so difficult to understand about that??
I almost feel sorry for him, especially when he said he wishes he could take it back and how he didn't even take the victims children into consideration 😢 😔
He was laughing and joking with his equally dumb girlfriend at the end? I dont feel sorry for him at all , he just feels sorry for messing his own life up over nothing .
@@c7379 hes lost everything his mind is not right how would u deal with the fact that u trow away your life u would probly see the same reacttion out of you a lil laugh before you never see your once known girlfreind again a lil laugh before you never see your kids again a lil laugh before you start to cry and know you fucked it all up and no one can help u know
I'm not even that "old", in my mid 30s, but when I was growing up and people had conflicts, they just fought. These days, everyone is so quick to grab a weapon.
This was crazy sad all around. Dude didn’t seem like a bad guy, just lost control of self & let hood logic dictate his next move. This one act destroyed 3 lives. I really hope videos like this drive home the importance of taking a beat, walking away & letting ish go
He certainly was not a "GOOD GUY" he is capable of Murder over something that is so easily replaced unlike a life. He was also in Jail before. Sounds like his brother is just as messed up as he did time too. Everyone saying they feel bad for him how about feeling bad for the dead man's family!!!
Not a good guy that lost control and NOT "this one act". He was not allowed to carry a gun, but he did anyway and even took it to a fight and he knew he would use it. Even more disturbing... he does not care at all he took a life, he even said in the video that the guy deserved it. His only remorse is the fact he cant see his children and girlfriend. He is just a cold blooded killer. This is the kind of guy that shoots you at the parking lot for taking "his space" when he has a bad day.
@@dabronxmom1120 He said "he didn't seem like a bad guy". People make mistakes. People can make mistakes and you can still say they aren't bad people because you want that part inside them that can come out and shine in the light. No need to shake others because no one is pure. And if you must, no need to stop others from not shaming others. That's even weirder
Yeah really sad and food stamps are free nobody pays for them they're given to you 🤪. Grown man it's already done prison time to kill somebody over $300 of food stamps. He went over there with the intent to kick his butt and he had a gun and he intended to use it. Always excuses never taken responsibility always somebody else's fault.
Emotions and pride?! How about not strutting around with a gun. Especially being a felon. Brought this all upon himself. Regardless of emotions and pride.
Just a thank you about the video itself. I appreciate that when you are using captions, you use bright lettering with a black outline. It makes it so much easier to read than when other RUclipsrs put up bright lettering with no outline, and the background is also bright. Little to no contrast, and it's too hard for my sixty-three year old eyes to read. So, thanks for the nice technical touch. 🤓
dam this is a tough watch and i think it’s because i can relate to this dude in a way. obviously i’ve never killed someone but i’ve done stupid stuff and reacted this exact way. realizing what you did , how bad you messed up , and that it can’t be changed. him saying , “i fu**** up” over and over again is what really got me cause i’ve said that exact thing exactly like that
@@parkerfigueroa6682 mistake or crime? Dying my hair blond was a mistake, but no, I did not commit any crime, I don’t have a criminal file, never been arrested, nothing. Why? Cause I choose to do right, not wrong.
Actually Anger isn't the most powerful. It is forgiveness. People get angry all the time, the ones who show self control compared to the ones who don't is what separates a human being to those who are animals.
This guy at least showed decency by allowing his girlfriend to move on and telling her that that would be OK. That was an expression of caring/loving, but also of eccepting that the inevitable will come. By doing so he actually made life easier for her. I respect that.
The reason I like these videos is because it makes me so much more appreciative of the problems I have… All of my problems are nowhere close to finding out that you’ll be in prison for the rest of your life!
One of the saddest videos.... taking his cousins life over sneak change. He's the first guilty person I've seen in her who is showing genuine regret and remorse. It touched me when he spoke about not thinking about his cousins children being left fatherless. What a total waste of human lives on both sides. 😪
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Chris Rock said "you don't ever touch a black man's food stamps"
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Damn I think this one hurts a little more than the other ones. We've all had that piece of s*** family member in our life that just sucks everyone dry of money and life. This guy actually seems sincere about murdering this dude. Like most of my African-American friends he had a temper flare up and a lack of control, for just a moment. Changed the lives of so many people in an instant.
To see him confessing to his girlfriend at the end was pretty hard. Knowing you did something you can't take back suck so bad. We've all got that memory we think back on and just shudder. At least it didn't cost us our lives
When he says he didn't take his kids or homeboys kids into consideration, my soul hurt.
You’re watching a man realize he’s destroyed himself for nothing.
Quite sobering.
Man or monkey
Now wait an second…it WAS over food stamps. So there’s that
FOR RESPECT
@@josetrevino3664" In black culture you never the other man one up you" -Wilt Chamberlain
"The moment you kill a man his problems end and yours just begin " Let this be a lesson for everyone
We don't need this lesson. He did. Don't act like we're all about to be a drug dealer and murderer like he is. 😂
@@DrummerJacob Chill out dude! Cool quote, and you don’t know what tomorrow brings. Lighten up bruh. Enjoy life.
@@jedwards1769 I was laughing while I wrote it. Try not to pretend like you know what someone elses position is as they wrote something. Seems like youre the one that needs to lighten up.
Hint: Look for my laughing emoji 🤣
@@jedwards1769 kids are so sensitive these days huh. his comment made you tell him to chill out? LOL you must be soooo oppressed if that light hearted comment got to you.
Hot head makes a cool ass..😮
That part where it hits him is tough. "So senseless...I was on my way right...I didn't take my kids into consideration, I didn't take HIS kids into consideration..."
The magnitude of the moment sinking in.
Magnitude my ass...of course you can reflect after behaving like a savage over something so stupid. You sound like you have sympathy for the killer, I'm sure you can find him and be pen pals
What part of the video?
Hypocrite HYPOCRITE
DO YOU KNOW HOW PRECIOUS LIFE IS?
HE SHOULD HAVE TURNED HIMSELF IN IF HE WAS TRULY SORRY.
If he's that stupid he deserves what's coming.
I have no idea how this would not be common sense to anyone with a functioning brain, like how can someone not realize the common sense logical reasons why you don't murder people...
Killing someone over $300 of food vouchers you got for free is insane
Now in the inner city schools...All Black students have to pass a through a metal detector at middle and high schools..to protect teachers from being shot to death
@@skipradcliff I’m sure he paid for it.
Black people at its finest
@@theb.o.b.experience3736 I’d imagine the point of food stamps is to get them for free lmao.
@@poochie5543 he paid him for 300 it’s how it’s working selling stamps
Kudos to the neighbor. Half asleep half naked dude showing the cops his camera system
You know he’s wanted to do that since the day he got it 😉
@@dyanalynn6698100%. He’s been waiting for this day since he installed those cameras.
He jumped out of his sleep when he realized it was his time to shine..
@@dyanalynn6698 hell yes he did,couldn’t wait bygod 😂😂
@DejuhVu... Facts...lol...😂😂😂❤🇮🇪
That’s the mark of a real one lol
You know you've watched too many interrogation videos when you start recognizing the detectives.
and you realize what tv show aired the arrest of the suspect/back story! it's good to see the follow-up....
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And interrogation rooms. And courtrooms later.
I was thinking the exact thing. The detective does look familiar from a other interrogation video.
Took me few seconds, but yeah, that's the detective that interrogated the autistic son who killed his mother in one of the other videos, he has a you tube channel too.
I’d love to know his RUclips channel, one of the top detectives IMHO
This is what legit remorse looks like. He realized he let anger and the spur of the moment decision ruin his life and take another. I actually felt for this one
Yeah, "I didn't even take his kids into consideration" is a real gutpunch.
All he's sorry for is having been caught. He's a manipulated her into promising she'll be there for him. All he wants is money on his books.
@@dementedopossum8148 It’s very easy to say that when you don’t realize that people who commit crimes are not always evil people, but sometimes can be good people who make extremely terrible mistakes
@@aaronallen663 he wasn't squeaky clean, even before he committed the murder. He was an ex con already. ;)
@@dementedopossum8148 you’re close minded
300 dollars for 30 years in prison is 10 dollars a year. That means you gave up your life and freedom for not even 3 cents per day. That’s what you traded your life for. Pennies.
300 dollars worth of food stamps that means food he otherwise wouldn’t have I don’t know why that’s so hard to understand
@@nothanks9503he traded his life for a 2L of Dr. Bob a year.
@@nothanks9503 got a couple homies doing time trying to eat now they are being told when it's meal time -bizzle-
Got a couple homies doing real time trying to eat now there being told when it's meal time -bizzle-
@@LamarBragg Meanwhile All my homies are freaking out about interest rates and paying taxes because they all make over 100k a year and want to upgrade to nice homes in nice neighborhoods with great schools that costs 1 million. Point I’m making is, find better friends who have problems you can admire.
This is a perfect example of..
Temporary Emotions can put you in Permanent Situations..my grandfather taught me that.
So true. Losing control is not worth it, he had too much to lose. His family loved him. Same applies to victim. So sad.
I like that ..i'm gonna take it on board.
Very well spoken, wisdom
If another person's actions can force you to react in a foolish way, you're basically a puppet, a wind-up doll. You have to master yourself and your emotions, you can't be a slave to impulses and anger and your ego.
Very wise
Heard Warren Sapp talk about what to do before potentially getting locked up or doing something stupid..."Go lock yourself in your bathroom for 23 hours, and then consider if that's the life you want to live for a long time." I'm paraphrasing but that's the gist of it. Great analysis.
My bathroom is way too big for this. But I see your point. I’d have to use the kid’s bath. Lol😅
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Its crazy too because he already did 7 years in prison, 7 years in prison and you still decide to get into the pettiest conflict possible and end someone's life, like CMON MAN!
@@faithfullmess Flex! Lololololol
No, big bathrooms are nice.
@@kevinleewilliams5119 Institutionalized ? That's my only guess, that and ego.
He recognized that he hurt his kids, his cousin's family, his girlfriend, and himself. He realized it was stupid, foolish, and unchangeable. He said that his cousin didn't deserve it, but that he deserves everything coming to him. I know I am perfectly capable of being fooled, but that looked like remorse to me. Remorse does nothing to undo the horrific crime, but it is the necessary first step to rehabilitation and to any sort of spiritual healing that he might get. I hope Clarence maintains that remorse. And may God bless Shad's family.
Remorse CRAP!!,,THAT dude is CRAZY
Well his little remorse Won't help him here.Away he goes
Yeah. Like he realized he actually fucked up and he couldn’t blame anyone else. Like, in that moment he realized it was himself that fucked up his life. This looks like the first time he’s ever accepted responsibility for his own actions and it’s too late. Some people don’t learn until after they make the mistake. He’s going to spend the rest of his life thinking about it.
@@j4kgang921 How do you know this? You must be the same in order to know that.
@@BETH-dr4ko he has gang in his name don’t take him seriously Lmfao
I’m glad the police officers were kind enough to let them have their moment it was not only for him. It was also for her, so I am so thankful that they did that that was very kind on their part.
@@yvonnelewter-davis5823 the detectives aren’t just being kind, they’re also listening in closely on the conversation and waiting for him to say something else that can be used against him
@@yvonnelewter-davis5823 he was manipulating his girlfriend you can date other people you know it's okay.. no honey I'm sticking with you till the end.. are you sure baby.. yeah I'm sure.
Call from prison... Hey baby can you put some money on my commissary and money on my phone card so I could talk to you everyday baby. Or you can accept the collect call.. baby 🤣
This is one of the first criminals that I heard a sincere regret in his voice when he was talking to his girlfriend. Not because he got caught either. Obviously that's a huge part but he seemed to grasp the true consequences of his actions and the effects on the victims and his families. Sad that it took all this for his perspective to be changed.
well said
I'm sure that's sincere regret, but regret for getting caught, not remorse for killing his cousin. Remorse is not the same as regret. Remorse is an active conscience that detests one's bad acts. Regret is feeling bad for one's self and one's consequences to be suffered and is all about self, not about the suffering we cause others.
I feel the same way, I can really feel that he's remorseful, not just because he got caught but for the consequences of his actions towards the victims
I agree.
I don't think that's for you to decide as an internet armchair psychiatrist.
Quit with this presumptuous BS.
Only he knows if he has remorse.
Wow. I was honestly not expecting him to say all of the things he said when he and his girlfriend were alone in the room. That was such an intense, intimate bit of reflection from him. Whether you believe it is genuine remorse or not, we don't usually hear things like that in these interrogations.
He knew the camera was rolling, he was putting on a show for the court. If he had a conscience, he wouldn't kill over $300
@@thevalorousdong7675 Honestly listening to him its hard to tell if he just feels bad for himself or is genuinely remorseful. Its impossible to know for sure i guess
@@thevalorousdong7675 you don't know that. People forget about the camera all the time.
It does matter if it's genuine and no it's not the most intense 😂 you clearly haven't seen much of these videos. He just killed someone of course he's gonna get emotional since he's going back to prison. Saying "I fked up" 100 times isn't special
Right he realizing a little too late how good he had it. That damn pride will do it....
When his girl said “yes call me, are you crazy?” My heart dropped. She loves him.
If he really loves her, he'd let her go. He will never be free.
She's a real one, I don't think I could be that strong
black woman swooping in with her cape again.....
ride or die gets you know where.
Eventually she’ll have to move on with her life because he’s not getting out
He killed her cousin and she still wants to be with him Smfh
Came out of jail only to go right back in. It's incredible, really.
Black lives matter, baby
Videos like this REALLY need to be showed in high school to our young boys so they can know what's at stake and the consequences when you make the wrong decisions in life..sad but reality 😢
Yeah in it’s totality, this man not only had the whole “all stages of grief” thing on video. But even helped them find the murder weapon. And mentioned writing to the family of the victim and acknowledging sorry won’t ever be enough and he deserves what he got. Insane footage, he actually did not deserve life without parole. So frustrating I hope he’s teaching those sociopaths and narcissists in prison how to be a better man
Boys and girls need to see this😢
"Our" young boys? I only see black dudes in these videos. They're not my young boys.
The problem is 95% of black males care more about their machismo than about leading a straight and narrow life.
That’s actually a great idea. Instead they are showing kids videos of men with psychological issues believing they are women and showing them drag shows..
If someone owes you money let them keep it and don't bother with them ever again, chalk it up as a loss and in the future use better judgement, or this can be your fate, don't let pride, ego and emotions ruin your life and the peoples lives who love and count on you.
@@Goosewitdajuice317 yup my mom taught me “Don’t lend out money expecting to get it back”
Very wise.
Look at it as "paying to get rid of them"
Yeah who ever heard of getting your money back? A loan to a friend slips into an alternate universe
These "men" aren't even using their money lol
First time ever I’ve felt a little bad for the murderer. The realization of what he’d done to himself, his kids, girlfriend, and his cousins’ kid and family was sincere and heartbreaking
I watched a lot these and he's by far for the most sincere perp I've seen, well, sincere for a murderer. It's not just the realization he took another man's life and ruined his own, but realized that he has just destroyed several familial relationships irrecoverably. A lot of murderers are shortsighted and don't even think about that greater consequence killing someone entails.
Yeah, he said all the right things in front of the camera and appeared genuinely remorseful ... that he was caught. He was sincere about getting away with it and would not have shown any remorse at all if he had.
He killed his cousin in cold blood for $300. I feel nothing but happy seeing him realise what he's done for the cameras. He deserves no sympathy at all.
Do the world a favor, don't ever seek employment on a parole board.
@@Mark-gg6iy okay…..but only because you asked so nicely.
@@Mark-gg6iy they vote blue no matter who. Keep criminals from going to jail because of feelings
This video needs to be shown in schools,.
Videos like these give me horrible anxiety and thoroughly remind me not to give in to those moments of rage when I'm angry at someone. Watching the retrospective terror and realisation that the perpetrator blew their chance at life makes me sick to my stomach because I know if I'm not careful I'll be in the exact same situation.
facts bro. jus thought the same thing.
Don't pack a loaded gun might be a wise move.
This is the sole reason why I will never become a gun owner. I have too much rage in the heat of the moment and can imagine myself easily sitting in his shoes. I know I don't possess the self control needed to be a responsible gun owner.
@@salesunlimited4128 You are smart to realize that and take appropriate action.
@@salesunlimited4128 This was both incredibly mature and self reflective. W my guy 🤝🏾
Very gracious of the detectives to let him and his girlfriend kiss and embrace, very few people get that last gesture of affection.
Only because he cooperated
And they got their confession pretty easy
i woulda had sex for the last time fuck their instructions
He's gonna get butt fucked in prison for a long time.
@@rdon3575 And?
Everyone gets that last gesture of affection... The last time they did it 😂
Throwing your life away and knowing you’ll never see the free world again gotta be a feeling like no other
If he killed one person he maybe able to see the free world. Just not anytime soon. I heard people who have gotten released after 25-30 years for murder.
That’s what’s most scary about these. It’s hard not to think how I would feel
Some actually do get released after 30 years
& these are the ppl you leave alone if you ever get locked up they literally have nothing to lose & will unlive ya ass over nun just like they did to get there 🤦🏾♂️
Nah, claiming someone is racist is probably a thrill like no other.
Man, when I feel like my life is bad, I love watching these videos to remind me how blessed I am to be free. I'm so grateful I've stayed out of trouble and I pray it stays that way.
Canteen every day
@@mache3984 be grateful for right thinking. That’s the blessing you didn’t ask for but have.
Of all these interrogation videos ive watched, this was the most painful. This guy wasnt some deranged psychopath filled with glee that he murdered someone, like in so many cases. This was just a regular dude in the hood who let his knucklehead cousin get the best of him. He experienced that fit of anger everyone get a few times in their life. Except, he had a gun and shot him. His realization that his life was over was so raw and real. His life, his girls life, the kids and families lives, all ruined. So so sad.
Impulse control, some are born with it, some aren’t, and some battle with it all their lives
U felt sad for this asshole?? LOL he should have brought his brain wherever he went
He had a gun so foolish why not do what's right
Who cares about his life I only care about his kids and his girlfriend and his cousin.
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That's a good point.
I can’t tell if he’s sorry for himself but I feel like this is the most remorseful suspect I’ve seen yet. The fact that he included his victims children seems like it’s genuine.
Nah, just a good liar.
Nah, he knew they were recording and wanted to use it to “show remorse” at sentencing. I don’t buy it.
Yeah, he realized that he's DONE, and he's not acting because they are being observed, as he most likely lacks the level of legal education that is required to know how his acting remorseful will impact his trial.
Usually such behavior has NO impact on these types of cases when they go to trial.
Neither is the judge going to take this behavior into consideration at the time of sentencing. Therefore he seems to be genuine.
I said the exact same thing. This is the first time I actually felt bad for a killer. I really think he was remorseful for the victim and his family.
@Do your homework he played you through a screen lol.
When you kill somebody, make sure you dig 2 graves. One for the victim, 1 for you.
thats the dumbest shit i heard
The Romance of watching a killer get caught...and thinking most of them get caught. Killing for Food Stamps....this is the country you live in.
You do realize how low clearance rates for homicides are right?
@southsidemilly414 what percentage we talking? Seriously I would guess maybe 50%. High, low?
Boomer busted out ol reliable
Never let temporary emotions hand you permanent consequences.
This should be shown in schools as part of a "Practical Life" curriculum. To teach the lesson of "there are consequences for your actions".
How one decision can ruin your entire life, AND the lives of *many* other people who are completely unconnected to you in any way.
This was absolutely gut wrenching to watch. Was the first time I've felt sorry for the guilty party.
Thank you for the excellent content you create for us. Greatly appreciated! This is an important video that I'll share with a lot of people!
yeah right, the school system prepares us for 9-5s or prison
Most people will never experience this. I don’t think we should show this to kids in schools unless they are high risk youth with anger issues.
@@J.Gainez exactly. The young kid gets use to dealing with authority thru being rude and disrespectfull. No one cares when teachers get bullied but when they do that to a cop its not good. School to prison pipeline is real.
I just said the same thing
I agree! This video is something else; This has to be shared with others. I’m in tears 😢
The most interesting part of these interrogations is when the suspect finally accepts their fate. You can see it slowly building up and then they are left to put the pieces together knowing that their life is forever done.
The weirdest thing about all these investigations is that they talk to police. I think they do it because they think maybe the police will believe them... even if you not involved in anyway and dnt live in the city get a lawyer always. Doesnt make you look guilty makes you look smart
Right. He now realizes he’s never going to be a free man again. No more kids, no more women, good food, video games, or any of the great things about life.
@@heavyizthacrown-5842 Right. And just being in a prison environment for the rest of your life. No privacy or independence. It's truly horrible
@@Somchai007 All because his ego caused him to rage. He's not even a psychopath. One foolish reaction changed many lives forever.
@@Bert_de_Wit Yes it is mind blowing.
His girlfriend seems so sweet. It was heartbreaking to see her cry :( you know he’s actually remorseful because he’s not even talking about prison, the first thing he talks about is his kids and his cousins kids. Fucking awful situation, i hope the victims family can find peace and he can become a better person down the line.
He is a piece of human trash to be disposed of for CREATING this situation. Naw, you have to be a real peice of shit to shoot someone over food stamps let alone be the one who was trying to sell them ... low life. IDGAF about his life.
Calling him a target is what freaked her out
Y'all got played by a career con. Congrats. Dude didn't care about all that when he murdered someone over something so petty. He also didn't turn himself in. But yea, remorseful
@@coolttrain 😭😭
Naw she said, " was it on tape". She with the bs
For those that think "impulse control" isn't a thing.
The moment his girlfriend came in was so sad, and the emotion and sense of loss was so palpable, I could've been sitting right there. You can damn near see the moments flashing in his head and desire to go back into time to change things, just to realize it's all lost. And that last hug, man. To hold and feel the woman you love in a moment, knowing it's likely the last time and last hug you will ever get from her in the free world. You can see him moving his hands along her and breathing her in so deep to keep that memory with him. Sad af for everyone involved. 💔
Good observation.
well said, it could of been me in the same situation, but for the grace of God. putting myself in his shoes at that moment, shit is real.
I’m not gonna lie, I cried
@@duneeaaasha it was deep ASF
That woman will be held again believe me, and if the man is able to adapt to surroundings then so will he 😂
I must say. The officer did a great job commanding the woman directing her back from vehicle. Usually 3 different officers screaming 3 different sets of commands.
Yeah, that was a smoothe kidnap and caging right there. I doubt if clarence can afford his ransom dues though. No money means They cage torture him for life, no ransom/bail ,, and dues will be paid with his life as opposed to cash.
@@aaronwalker8847 don’t murder and you won’t get “kidnapped “
@@aaronwalker8847 Holy shit You’re insane. “ dating a woman is prostitution and marriage is just a financial agreement for sex“
You are by far the saddest person I’ve seen on here in a long time.
@@aaronwalker8847 you gotta be trolling
@@yurikalashnikov5815. Not true. They rob the city zens blind 24/7, and they kidnap and cage way more innocent folks than actual criminals. And theyll murder you over a dollar.
Cops are no different than any other organized crime, criminal thug enforcers. They do all of the same stuff, exactly.
Spending the rest of your life in prison for $300 u didn't even work for. Thats crazy
150 50cents on the dollar damn Clarence keep ya head up rip shad god bless the victim and his family
Crack and booze mixed usually doesn't end well....
@@brickcityjerzyjerzy5808 150 50 cents is $75 dollars m8 😂😂😂
Well he was buying the stamps so he did work for them..
@@derrickjohnson3656the whole “food stamp trade” is illegal anyways. BUT some times your desperate. Once I had no money, no family. I loaned a friend my last $50. She not only never payed me, but laughed about me online after blocking me. I wasted a super low when I had no money for food or anything….
I wouldn’t kill her but some people just feel desperate when you are getting basically no money.
At least while going through this … He actually realized he made a careless mistake. This video should be an example to young kids/adults. I honestly get where he’s coming from . Yes I use to get so angry sometimes that I would go driving to calm myself down . I never would’ve hurt anyone but I do sometimes be fighting mad lol
Seeing someone know they're life is over is a tough watch. This is one of those cases where everyone loses. Condolences to Shad's family and friends, I hope they find peace.
I hope Clarence enjoyed the trip to the place he disposed of the gun, because that could be the last time he ever sees the outside of a prison.
It is not hard to watch at all. He was a career criminal, and got what he deserved. You cannot just go around hurting people. He was literally on parole when he committed this crime. No remorse! Guy is a loser, and it is that simple. The guy was literally 31 years old talking about how he was supposed to meet up with his 36 year old cousin for a fist fight. Do you even realize how dumb that sounds? Grown men fighting like kids on a playground. This guy lost the game of life, and he no longer gets to participate in society. Do you really feel bad for a guy that killed somebody over $300? $300 dollars is nothing. I could understand if it was $300 million, but $300. This guy is a complete goof. Anybody that would kill over $300 deserves to never walk free. There is no fixing this guy. So let him live out his days in those hot Florida prison cells.
Not a tough watch for me!do the crime do the time
@@ihateutube1143 Congrats.
@@ozzierabbit587 The next time he sees the outside will be when they take his body out of prison.
Out of all the hours of interrogation footage I've watched, I think this is the first time I've ever saw genuine remorse. That's saying something! A tragedy for all involved. Sincere prayers to the family of the deceased.
Well that means this man is an absolute fuckin tard.
I cant imagine what other simple 💩 hed kill for
@@oogabooga9100corny
It’s not remorse for what he did, it’s remorse for how it will affect his loved ones. It’s a big difference
@@willbryant9297 Totally understand that. However something is better than nothing. Cause normally they're only sorry they got caught and have contempt for their victims
He was performing for the camera (trust me. This was not his first rodeo in an interrogation room)
Never let anger get the best of you.
“Target confirmed” right in that lady ear is crazy 😂
The detectives were so damn efficient AND professional with this case. Video evidence, capturing perp, phone data including triangulation and printed text exchanges, confession, weapon retrieval all under 12 hours time. Even giving the girlfriend time to be with him before they took him away. Wow.
And never even read him his rights. Such efficiency!
He signed off on his rights at 8:46
Why did you cap and?
@@pac4prez is this question for me?
@@Nancyk314 ya u capitalized “AND”
It is so nice to simply be free.
You think you are free ? Trying walking into the deli , and urinating on the cheese .
Wouldn't you rather a free bed? three free meals a day and a boyfriend to cuddle up too every night😜🤪
@@funkmobb9368 don’t be stupid.That’s not what it means to be free.
@@MsTendus 😂
@@funkmobb9368 lmao bro wat 💀😭
The cop should have probably not called the man a "target"in front of whoever that woman was lmao... She was thinking they were about to smoke him.
Yeah. That was super weird
That's a military term. Target acquisition. Gun-in for them literally and figuratively. I've rarely heard law enforcement use the term but yeah poor choice of words but he was probably ex military
Wassa target?
@@SavagenotAverage303 that and the command voice.
He was a target right?
Detective George. When he starts asking questions, he’d Curious George.
This a very POWERFUL video. So many young men lives will be saved from viewing this video. Definitely not in vain. My condolences to the family 🙏🏽🙏🏽
It’s so easy to cut people outta your life, just don’t go around them anymore! I’ve had two sis’ that treated me like a crap so I quit them, one at a time 5 yrs ago. No anger, nobody got hurt…. and I couldn’t be happier 😊
I feel he would choose to go back and do the same given the choice
no it isn't lol, I had an ex stalk me around my town for a year harassing me in public , so if you can consider a restraining order easy, I want to know what you consider hard.
@@tyresefarrell Every situation is different but the majority of time you should be able to walk away from people especially if you don't rely on them for shelter, finances, food, etc..
Eventually you find better people on the way ☁️☁️☁️⛅️
I was a correction officer for 8years in two different prison systems. I talked to many men who literally made a bad choice based on emotions or something else and spend YEARS going over the incident again and again, WISHING they could go back to that day and make a different decision
Lol but I thought men were always the logical gender and never made decisions based on emotions😂
@@chorizoramen93when they have a father
@chorizoramen93 well, not raised by emotional single mommas who have multiple baby daddy and don't know the meaning of marriage or father.
@@chorizoramen93 in comparison yes
@@chorizoramen93 who said that lmao? foh you sexist goofster
I LITERALLY almost lost it for many reasons with this one. I felt for the victim and his family as well as the accused his girlfriend and their family. This one DEFINITELY gave my ❤ a jolt.
These detectives even have a RTC picture on the wall to compliment the poster on the door. They are serious fans!
😂
I'm dyin 🤣
Sometimes they move! 😆
@@gordonaliasme1104They opted for the digital door with upgraded video logo.
Ha!
This is heartbreaking. To me, the fact that he is worried first about his kids and Shad’s kids instead of worrying about his being in prison, that shows there was real remorse. I hope Shad’s family can forgive and find peace, and I hope Clarence can find peace as well.
He also knew the video cameras were going!
Great Comment...I feel the same way...
Ya, fuck Clarence. It's soo cringe when people feel sorry for the evil pos killer and show nothing for the victims.
@@keithb372 went from bbc to bbb
@@SoapinTrucker you need Jesus
Prison full of these geniuses that threw at all away over someone looking at them crossways or some sort of disrespect
@@Humineral Yeah I understand. It makes you even more of a retard because instead of throwing away your life for everything, you threw it away for nothing.
@@Humineral well, the one thing they did have was,. FREEDOM, but failed to realize how valuable and irreplaceable it is.
@@Humineral who’s fault is that?
It's very standard in poorer communities to fall into a complicated system of honor. The entire South is famous for it. And they'll happily kill or be killed for this bullshit.
@Electron bolt who's fault is it?
That was sad one..
We’ve all almost destroyed ourselves at one time or another in our lives…some of us are just luckier than others.
Tragedy is always one just one bad decision away.
Every part of this of this is obviously heart wrenching, but watching his girlfriend struggle to understand how or if she should be supportive was the hardest for me.
She seems like a loving woman, it’s a shame his fatal error cost them a free life together.
He REALLY wanted his 200 Hot Pockets!
I feel sorry for his girlfriend. I feel nothing but hate for him. He ruined many lives over food stamps. He took that decision. He regrets being caught that is all. He knows he has lost his woman and that his live is over. Had he have not been caught, he'd be happily living his life ... until the next time he snaps.
@@fitt1930 dude, for real!
The problem is how casual murder has been made in the black community, people get angry and threaten to kill each other all the time over the smallest of things like a seat on the bus and don’t think about the implications or consequences of such thoughts. I see this so much in my city and it’s absolutely destroying the communities.
It’s been researched before and was pretty common knowledge before all the research is hidden nowadays. It’s a genetic thing with most POCs. It’s about the lack of not being able to think a head and plan ahead. Low impulse control too. It’s from a smaller prefrontal cortex.
Life is cheap
It’s their choice to behave that way. He’s a grown man. He knew what he was doing. Now live with the consequences.
7% of the population responsible for 50% of murders.
I’ve been saying this. Black Lives don’t even matter to black people because they kill more of their own people than any other race.
It can’t be undone, and it really sucks that it happened. Everyone lost in this situation and it’s tough to see. It’s almost easier watching someone with no remorse try and defend themselves because this was hard to sit through
The end was
He won't ever need food stamps again.
This is the one and only time I've seen someone actually acknowledged what they have done and have actual true remorse and self reflection.
He only has that because he got caught 😂. He aint come in there crying. Stop it. He thought he was so slick until the end
You must've missed the part where he lied about it.....
where he tried to despose of the murder weapon.....
where he only confessed to it when faced with damning evidence and where he was joking and laughing with his girlfriend about going to prison for it.......
Yeah. Proper remorseful stuff.
Yes, two things can be true at the same time... You can do something heinous and try to get away with it, but later when you realize how wrong and stupid you were, you can have genuine remorse... And the joking with his girlfriend thing... That's what happens with grief. You can have moments of ironic laughter. That doesn't prove he wasn't genuine.
@@AmyraBatyah but his remorse was obviously for getting ccaught and how his life was over since he kept focusing on that fact. This is not the type of remorse judges look for when being lenient in sentencing (i.e. it is a very selfish remorse that doesn't ever deserve to alleviate punishment in the eyes of the judicial system)
@@AdamLuiTube I disagree, but you're entitled to your opinion.
I am so glad you shared this video. My heart genuinely goes out to everyone involved.
Even the murdering piece of shit??? Congrats loser
Nope. Dude made a choice. His remorse is for getting caught. He wasn’t remorseful when he first walked in the room.
His remorse and realizing his wrath has destroyed his life should be a lesson to us all. We have to control our emotions and take moment to realize there's consequences and repercussions to our actions. It only takes a second to get in trouble and a life time to get out of it.
That's probably a lesson for only about 1% of the population. The other 99% of the population would never consider being involved in such a heinous crime.
@@steveking8548 It doesn't have to be the same exact situation 😶 I'm saying certain situations set off people differently. Road rage or someone stealing from you or hitting you challenging you to a fight , or something else. We all have our tipping point and my point is self control is vital in (all) situations for all of us not excluding yourself.
@@bret6104 How could you possibly speak for me? You've never even met me? I don't even honk the horn ... in fact, I'm not sure if my horn works. So you're not qualified to talk about "not excluding yourself."
Oh yeah Im never gonna shoot someone over skimp'n me on some stamps.. But I will apply this to nut'n in girls I know I shouldnt.
Oh! & NEVER have friends who think it's cool to be "hood."
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It's not about controlling emotions, because you never will be able to. it's about getting familiar with and recognizing the feelings you feel in order to be able to release them or handle them with self control.
Practice understanding and feeling your emotions, so you know them well.
This is the video to show to these young kids, boy and girl of all races who think they are so tough.
But basically only one race.
Some races don't act purely on impulse.
Damn this is horrible for everyone, my brother was on drugs bad and stole from me and everyone in the family. I've never wanted to kill him, but he made me so mad on many occasions. I'm so glad I just walked away and let it go.
Ty for having patience & restraint
Crazy
You acted like a normal person. Both my brothers made me so angry too, I moved away, freed myself from their drama. One has become sober since, we talk everything is good with him now, the other one I will talk if he calls, but I’m not reaching to hear him mumble the same lies over and over anymore.
I have been mad enough at certain family members for stealing from me, that given certain situations, I could probably want to...when you give and give and instead of asking, they turn around and steal from you. Thank goodness I'm not a hothead. I admit it has kept me awake some nights
@@marshapieroni6677 Totally understandable. You just don't want to mess up your own life over that, right? That's when it's time to draw some boundary lines, I guess. Family's never easy, is it?
It's hard to watch him finally realize what he's done. Phew.
african genetic low time preference on display lmao
@@weltschmerz333 elaborate
@@weltschmerz333 first of all i think u meant high time preference, but also that's a pointless racist comment.
@@Jsin969 on average they have lowest iq. That should say enough
@@weltschmerz333 first instinct is to be racist
It's pretty heartbreaking to watch this man realize his consequences at the end. Not nearly as heartbreaking as what the victims family experienced, but still, I've never seen a man face reality like that. Makes me imagine how it could feel and its a shitty feeling !
RIP to the cousin.
The crazy thing is, his family is the victims, he killed his own cousin
This was a sad, senseless killing but the cousin sounds like a complete crackhead and a nuisance.
he knew the consequences before tho.
It speaks volumes that he acknowledged that he understands that he didn’t realise what he was doing was affecting other people, over something so small as what, 300 dollars?
He should be commended, as much as you can commend a person who just murdered somebody, for showing regret and realising how petty his reasons for killing family was.
The way he told his girlfriend she needs to do what she needs to do and date and find someone that treats her how she deserves really touched me. He is facing the results of the worst thing he's ever done and he's worrying about her. That really speaks to who he is. I don't think he is a terrible person I think he fucked up, he fucked up bad as a person can fuck up but him thinking of her like that right as it's hitting him shoes something about him.
Sometimes getting your respect aint worth it, when someone does you wrong, if you leave them to themselves life will teach them a lesson
Trust me, when he was saying he understands that she's gonna date and move on, he wasn't really understanding it, he was looking for her to say she wasn't gonna move on and would be there for him. I know. I spent 27 years in prison and when I had to say that goodbye to my wife I wasn't prepared to really let her go on. Of course he had been in prison before so he should know not to try to hold on to her. Then again he should've known that talking to the police without a lawyer NEVER helps
Yeah he shouldn't have spoken to them without a lawyer, 100 percent. The surveillance footage they had was pure garbage. A good lawyer could have created reasonable doubt to get him off because that crap footage, him not having the most solid abili, & previously beefing with his cousin was literally all they had.
@@quicksilverlacey he's a murderer, he does not deserve to get off.
@@quicksilverlacey He's guilty. He should go to prison.
He did go to prison and no chance of parole.
He will die in prison over this.
With his background he was lucky to be out at all, so you’d think he’d have thought about it before now…not letting petty shit send him back I mean.
Some people just aren’t comfortable unless they’re always at rock bottom.
Did you kill somebody?
"I'll let you give her a hug and kiss" - the last meaningful physical contact he'll ever have with a woman. Dude...
Can't they have conjugal visitations?
@@HVAC356 all depends on the state, the prison, the sentence.
How transphobic of you.
@@davidpawson7393 huh?
@@spvzonthetrack9957 if he's not transphobic, there might be a shemale in the pen that'll give him a 'woman's' touch
This is what happens when you let your ego and emotions get the best of you.
When your moral fiber is thin too…
EXACTLY!!!👍👏🤝
I don't think it was ego. He probably made plans to sell the food stamps for double or what he was gonna buy to cook for a few weeks, times be'n hard & all. Or he just got beyond pist that couz gave the stamps over for crack when they needed food. Just to kill, take a life for sumthin so small....
Sucks cause it happens to everyone, that’s the issue with guns, when pride is on the line, is takes a second to end one’s life, it’s a way to instantly get over such problems, regret comes later when it wears off
@@dadeee7776
"THE BASIC LAWS OF HUMAN STUPIDITY
Law #1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation.
Law #2: The probability that a certain person be stupid is
independent of any other characteristic of that person.
Law #3 A stupid person is a person who causes losses to another
person or to a group of persons while himself deriving no gain and
even possibly incurring losses
Law #4: Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid individuals in particular non-stupid people constantly forget that at all times and places and under any circumstances to deal and/or associate with stupid people infallibly turns out to be a costly mistake.
Law #5: A stupid person is the most dangerous type of person. A stupid person is more dangerous than a bandit."
[The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity, Carlo M. Cipolla, 1977]
This is heartbreaking. One moment can change an entire life. My father used to say that people have to think before you act no matter how right you might be in your anger. It's not worth your life.
I am a masonry contractor,sometimes I got mess over by people giving bad checks or not paying their balance when the job is complete. The funny thing is it’s always the people who I know, sometimes I do feel like doing something evil to them, but situations like these is what brings me back to reality, whatever little freedom i have, it means more to me than all the money in this world. His life is over, the prison system have no problem giving him life, to them it’s a win win situation. A smart man learned from his mistakes but a man with wisdom learned from the mistakes of others. Not my quote, I heard it.
That’s very profound. A smart man learns from the mistakes of others. Everything we need to be good smart successful men is out there we just have to find it.
Its crazy because this is literally the first person I've seen who cried, and not for just himself. Usually you hear the killer say "my life is over" but for the first time in all of these videos I've watched, this man cried mainly for the person he killed. He acknowledged that THE OTHER person's life is over FOR NOTHING. He acknowledged all the other lives aside from his own that he ruined senselessly 😢
He knows his family will disown him. Just imagine how that conversation is going throughout the family’s tree. Or imagine the family’s reunion
That’s the least bit of his worries
@@_Dennis2Society215 His branch is removed from the family tree
He doing that for leniency anongst the courts
@@_Dennis2Society215that’s not even real
I felt so sorry for the girlfriend during that traffic stop. Can you imagine how terrifying it must've been being forced to walk backwards toward a group of very agitated, armed cops with no idea what is going on?
Yeah, one minute you riding with your gun toting thug baby daddy, next minute police be all up in your business, who'd could have seen that coming? 🙄
Pretty sure she knew exactly what was happening
Shes a liar either way she knew what he did
@@1eyewilly They always know, she even called him “my king” after he FUCKING MURDERED HIS OWN COUSIN 💀
Yeah, if you haven't done anything, you wouldn't be scared.
I literally felt his pain at the end when he was telling his girl his goodbyes and realizing how bad he fckd up...I remember my time I did in prison and it was terrible and I only did a year so I can't imagine doing it for life ..id probably rather want to die ...but it's definitely hard that he can make such a life changing decision like this ... Over some money that's replaceable...I've been in all types of situations like this involving the streets and money and similar situations as the ones I see on this crime channel and I'm just so blessed to have been able to still make semi-good choices and not fall into this category of people. I'm blessed that The Lord was watching over me and protecting me from me... Prayers for both sides...this was sad to watch 😢.
@ AmandaOlquin
Don't the LORD protect us from us
God Is Good
@@AmandaOlguin wow protecting me from me . The Great Lord Jesus love me even tho I don’t deserve it
I hate saying it bt so many times I risked my life and most importantly others for being a idiot
Drinking
Yeah the officer using verbal commands actually changed the inflection in his voice to a more soothing and soft voice that you could tell put the female at ease. Very good on him for being able to read the situation and understand that her nerves were through the roof and even if she did move it would've been involuntary due to anxiety. He knew she was nervous and calmed down the tension by speaking to her like a human and not an animal
@MLU8811 absolutely, I agree 💯
We’re in a bad state when we are applauding police for basic communication skills.
@@AntisocialExtrovert90 pretty much. It's a shame we have to pat people on the back just for doing what's expected of them. Unfortunately police don't hesitate to wipe their ass with our civil liberties. We do need better police that don't view civilians as targets and see us as normal humans just doing our thing. I'm glad the innocent woman was taken care of correctly and wasn't harmed during the arrest of her boyfriend.
Well said all across this thread. There’s at least one compassionate well trained officer on that particular force. If only that was the norm and not an exception.
@@JME1186 How do you know it's not the norm and is an exception?
Hearing his regret. Heartbreaking. The moments they shared together, the loss of Shad, the loss of the future for everyone. You’ve heard it before, but honestly no one wins here. Truly sad.
The streets won a dumb gutter slut after he went to prison. She's already moved on and is currently sucking off his more attractive best friend. HE'S the winner. ✌️
He regrets that he killed him cos he got caught. No remorse. He’s manipulating his gf to keep money coming while he’s in the can “I’m gonna be with you forever”, “are you sure? Are you sure?”
There’s a perfect little space diagonally through your sentences
maybe that's why we shouldn't put the surviving person away forever then
@@poiu477 the surviving person as in the murderer? I’m sure most people can throw a decent theatric performance and show “remorse” and “regret”
Phenomenal!!! Bro idk if it's just me your content just keeps getting better, this right here is Grade A True Crime my friends.
Hoping to keep improving in the future. Thank you for watching
If jcs make anymore videos they'll have to say they are redtree crime inspired now.
Agree!!! Top notch!!
@@jamestrebillcock4718
Too far lol
JCS is a legend and will always be top dog in this genre. The amount of inspired channels alone is enough to put him there forever.
This channel is probably my fave after JCS tho. Excellent content.
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@@piscesdreamer1154 *Them, to be fair. It was a fairly sizable team. Shame what happened with them, but crossing fingers some day they return
This serves as a cautionary tale. He’s showing genuine remorse, but he allowed his anger to consume him. Anger, alcohol, and drugs are never a good mix. Sad situation all around!
That was the saddest, most loving interaction I've ever seen on one of these stories. He was remorseful and realized he destroyed not just his own life, but many others. The police department was the best from start to finish! Courageous and task oriented and law abiding in the beginning and extraordinarily respectful and kind for the finale.
I'm at the beginning of the video watching the arrest and I can't help but wholeheartedly agree. Such good communication. Only one cop giving commands to the civilians at a time, clearly passing responsibilities back and forth to each other with verbal confirmation. I sense a lot of team building exercises and training.
That wasn't remorse. He was sad he got he got caught. I feel bad for his girlfriend. He's a loser that ruined many lives. How can you have any sort of feelings for a guy crying because he got caught? If police didn't catch him do you think he'd have handed himself in? No, he would be out living his life having no remorse for the family member he killed. I'm shocked that there's so many comments feeling bad for this guy.
We got to do better has humans
I agree start to finish the cops seem very well grounded
@Designer Jay I mean, you're just guessing what you think he's feeling, though. He could have not been caught, not turned himself in, and had the murder eat him up inside, that is a possible thing. You seem to think the world is black and white, you either feel completely one way or you feel the total opposite, no in between. That's just not how humans operate, though.
If you take a life you have to be prepared to give up your own. Stand on your actions.
Sounds fair
Let's be clear. No, that only applies to criminals. If you're a law abiding citizen who kills an intruder in your home you don't or shouldn't forfeit your life.
@@charliedavis8894 People kill in self-defense and get sent to prison all of the time.
@@keventy6114 That's why I said SHOULDN'T be...
@@keventy6114 if someone breaks in my home, I’ll be ending them and dealing with any “consequences” after in court. You hold back if you want, and see where that gets you
Reacting off of impulse is a game changer. We all can learn from this.
How can we all learn from this most of us don’t act this way. It’s usually the basketball people behaving like this
@@Bill308A10 its sad people like you exist. Should have been you as the victim instead..
@@JAYSPLASHMUSIC it’s sad basketball people exist. you fool
@@Bill308A10isn't Russia and Ukraine at war rn? Haven't you all committed most of the mass shootings making headlines? Men as collective are violent. Don't act like it's just blk men just because they're the worst. Not one of you with XY chromosomes can be trusted😂 not one. Nice try buddy.
Yeah… most adults don’t gotta remember to not kill people.
I have friends and family members that owe me way more than $300. I wouldn’t off them. I just don’t f w/ you anymore. My father always said “Well, look at it like this. You got rid of them for cheap”
This is why I distanced myself from most guys in my family because they are still in a fighting type of mentality after a failed discussion/argument I know how things can escalate between family I have 3 brothers and want nothing to do with them my 2 older ones used to abuse me whenever they got the chance then run to our mom and make it seem like I started it soon as I got grown I was glad to tell them they can't put they're hands on me anymore or tell me what to do instead of respecting me for that they hated me even more all ain't family ain't really family! And jealous brothers are the WORST
Facts
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I felt every word of this.
Good for you. Aint nothing wrong with staying away from dangerous or toxic family members. Just because it's your family doesn't mean shit. Family is the most likely to abuse you
It’s a blahk thing
This is why emotional fortitude is your greatest weapon.
@Garage Gorilla your comment is THE BEST and most profound yet! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽‼️
That's The Real Flex! Being Able To Hold One's Composure!
Absolutely heartbreaking. Honestly he should have asked for a lawyer, with his history there's no way he's getting anything less than life without parole.
After doing seven years in prison already, you would think that he knows to KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT !!! Ignorant black men like him SHOULD be in prison...
HE IS A STUPID AND PETTY ASS N----R...His girl is just as stupid for even talking to the police.
The ONLY thing you say is your name and " I WANT A LAWYER "!!!
"NOTHING" ELSE. CLOSE YOUR EARS TO EVERYTHING THE POLICE ARE SAYING...DONOT TRY TO BE SMART..."SAY NOTHING UNTIL YOU SPEAK WITH A LAWYER", NOTHING, NOTHING, NOTHING...
I'm so upset that he murdered his cousin, but I'm even more upset that he got life w/o parole. Especially since I've seen so many cases of repeat offenders, premeditated crimes and serial killers, who have been in and out of prison, who deny, and or show absolutely no remorse, but get life with the possibility of parole in 25 years.
well, yes it it completely tragic and very sad to watch... but he did shoot someone and kill them.... did he have to do that? Couldn't he have done something else?
@@mkAYY825 read both these comments tho.. his mudering ain’t higher then Anyone else’s , charge their fccnn asses the same is the point...
@@1TypicalKidd that is because he was previously imprisoned for drugs for 7 years i believe, that is why he got this harsh sentence. The sentencing is very harsh i admit... but why kill someone especially when you know this? there is always a point where you make a decision
This could literally be any one of us. God bless everyone in this situation. My God
Highly doubt that’s the point I wAs trying to make
Good for you.☺️
No, this could not be any of us. If you think that you might commit the same acts as this man, for the same reasons, please do not carry weapons.
So sad
no this really couldn’t. don’t put us in the same bracket as this idiot.
This is hands down the very first interrogation video that's ever made me cry.
Same. I definitely cried.
I thought I was the only one that felt bad for him, especially with his lady.
What a cupcake you are
why?
Lol, blacks seem to struggle with impulse control. This isn’t that unique. If it wasn’t this time, it would’ve been the next.
Lady broke my heart asking what's a target, they could have answered her. I don't think the police were being jerks at all, but hearing ur loved one called a target in that moment probably is scary.
She sounded badly frightened. I felt sorry for her.
What a load of shite! Target means what it means. The police were specifically referring to the dumb arse criminal in the car as the person they were looking for! What so difficult to understand about that??
I was also hoping the officer would answer her. That part really stuck out to me as well
Yea me too
naw fuck her. She knew her boyfriend at that moment had murdered his own cousin but felt upset that now he was a target to the police. 🙄
I almost feel sorry for him, especially when he said he wishes he could take it back and how he didn't even take the victims children into consideration 😢 😔
Say that in front of the slain cousin family.
right but showed concern about the girlfriends grown ass kids getting to school. smmfh
Yeah, I don’t feel sorry for him at all. He is feeling bad for screwing up his life, not for murdering somebody over FOOD STAMPS!
He was laughing and joking with his equally dumb girlfriend at the end? I dont feel sorry for him at all , he just feels sorry for messing his own life up over nothing .
@@c7379 hes lost everything his mind is not right how would u deal with the fact that u trow away your life u would probly see the same reacttion out of you a lil laugh before you never see your once known girlfreind again a lil laugh before you never see your kids again a lil laugh before you start to cry and know you fucked it all up and no one can help u know
I'm not even that "old", in my mid 30s, but when I was growing up and people had conflicts, they just fought. These days, everyone is so quick to grab a weapon.
I was born in the 90's.That was the last days of the one on one fist fight.
This was crazy sad all around. Dude didn’t seem like a bad guy, just lost control of self & let hood logic dictate his next move. This one act destroyed 3 lives. I really hope videos like this drive home the importance of taking a beat, walking away & letting ish go
He certainly was not a "GOOD GUY" he is capable of Murder over something that is so easily replaced unlike a life. He was also in Jail before. Sounds like his brother is just as messed up as he did time too. Everyone saying they feel bad for him how about feeling bad for the dead man's family!!!
Not a good guy that lost control and NOT "this one act". He was not allowed to carry a gun, but he did anyway and even took it to a fight and he knew he would use it.
Even more disturbing... he does not care at all he took a life, he even said in the video that the guy deserved it. His only remorse is the fact he cant see his children and girlfriend. He is just a cold blooded killer.
This is the kind of guy that shoots you at the parking lot for taking "his space" when he has a bad day.
@@tonydonders6777 but your the type of person that gets called ugly and shoots up a school stop being racist
@@dabronxmom1120 He said "he didn't seem like a bad guy". People make mistakes. People can make mistakes and you can still say they aren't bad people because you want that part inside them that can come out and shine in the light. No need to shake others because no one is pure. And if you must, no need to stop others from not shaming others. That's even weirder
Yeah really sad and food stamps are free nobody pays for them they're given to you 🤪. Grown man it's already done prison time to kill somebody over $300 of food stamps. He went over there with the intent to kick his butt and he had a gun and he intended to use it. Always excuses never taken responsibility always somebody else's fault.
What a lesson for us all. Don’t let your emotions and pride have rule over you Always try and THINK things through.😮
Emotions and pride?!
How about not strutting around with a gun. Especially being a felon.
Brought this all upon himself. Regardless of emotions and pride.
Very true but it was still his emotions and pride that got the best of him regardless...
Just a thank you about the video itself. I appreciate that when you are using captions, you use bright lettering with a black outline. It makes it so much easier to read than when other RUclipsrs put up bright lettering with no outline, and the background is also bright. Little to no contrast, and it's too hard for my sixty-three year old eyes to read. So, thanks for the nice technical touch. 🤓
“All I wanted was a fade a little hand-to-hand combat”😂😂😂😂
dam this is a tough watch and i think it’s because i can relate to this dude in a way. obviously i’ve never killed someone but i’ve done stupid stuff and reacted this exact way. realizing what you did , how bad you messed up , and that it can’t be changed. him saying , “i fu**** up” over and over again is what really got me cause i’ve said that exact thing exactly like that
So I guess nobody ever taught you to think before acting. It’s a thing kids will do, not adults, not normal adults.
@@Vacherie.de.vacherie so are you really gonna sit there and tell me that you’ve never made a mistake in adult hood ? 😂
@@Vacherie.de.vacherie
If only it was that simple.
@@itspeekaboo it actually is. You know right from wrong, it is that easy.
@@parkerfigueroa6682 mistake or crime? Dying my hair blond was a mistake, but no, I did not commit any crime, I don’t have a criminal file, never been arrested, nothing. Why? Cause I choose to do right, not wrong.
Anger is the most powerful thing in a human mind. You don't see reality in front of you, you only see evil and demons that speaks to you.
i wish i knew how to control my anger. i am weak when it comes to self control
Actually Anger isn't the most powerful. It is forgiveness.
People get angry all the time, the ones who show self control compared to the ones who don't is what separates a human being to those who are animals.
@@omars-qz6rnJesus helps with that. Think of him and his patience the next time you feel enraged. Try to emulate him. Forgiveness is powerful.
Most people can't control themselves, but I can!
Actually love is the most powerful. Anger is the weakest.
Jesus is Lord.
This guy at least showed decency by allowing his girlfriend to move on and telling her that that would be OK. That was an expression of caring/loving, but also of eccepting that the inevitable will come. By doing so he actually made life easier for her. I respect that.
eh he was probably cheating anyways
Allowing
She didn’t need that permission…he was gone
Yeah, he's a great guy. A regular Ghandi.
If she really loved and cared for him she wouldn’t of listened and would of stayed by his side threw the whole thing
i watch these videos just to keep me grounded!
Showing this to my teens!!
The reason I like these videos is because it makes me so much more appreciative of the problems I have… All of my problems are nowhere close to finding out that you’ll be in prison for the rest of your life!
Imagine killing another person for something like that 😂
Lesson for me is anger is a crazy emotion
Lessons for me is that, and the behaviors of liars.
So true
Just reminds me of why you never talk to cops without a lawyer.
One of the saddest videos.... taking his cousins life over sneak change. He's the first guilty person I've seen in her who is showing genuine regret and remorse. It touched me when he spoke about not thinking about his cousins children being left fatherless. What a total waste of human lives on both sides. 😪
That sweet woman should (and will) leave him. He knows it too