‘I’m Innocent’: Convicted Killer Zachariah Anderson Addresses Judge Before Sentencing

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  • Опубликовано: 15 май 2023
  • “I’m innocent,” Zachariah Anderson said to Judge Bruce Schroeder before receiving his sentence. “I didn’t kill anybody.” Anderson was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend’s lover, Rosalio Gutierrez Jr., and hiding his body.
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  • @wheeliegirl1630
    @wheeliegirl1630 Год назад +474

    Listening to the judge getting to his point is as painful as the trial was.

    • @LostMyMojo3
      @LostMyMojo3 Год назад +30

      Tedious is another word that comes to mind. I wonder whether the judge has the onset of some sort of cognitive issues. The judge stumbles, pauses, repeats sentences stuttering. What was the sentence?

    • @niania7022
      @niania7022 Год назад +25

      He sounds like he needs a few cups of coffee. It was hard to keep up with his entire speech.

    • @doragreen3887
      @doragreen3887 Год назад +21

      Sounded more like a political speech than a sentencing to me.

    • @keishawilliams6410
      @keishawilliams6410 Год назад +12

      I thought it was just me smh

    • @dgrei320
      @dgrei320 Год назад +4

      lol

  • @markzelinski4434
    @markzelinski4434 Год назад +253

    He’s the type who has talked his way out of everything in his life… NOT THIS TIME..

    • @sararahman7731
      @sararahman7731 Год назад +5

      No, he has his brilliant lawyer/ gf do it for him.
      She's straight up in love with the creep 🤮

    • @ticcusagram
      @ticcusagram Год назад +1

      Absolutely

    • @Bonzi_Buddy
      @Bonzi_Buddy Год назад +1

      Wrong.

    • @meredithisme3752
      @meredithisme3752 9 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@sararahman7731 yeah I noticed the low rent thing called a lawyer

    • @handiable
      @handiable 7 месяцев назад +1

      Period! Mommy and Daddy will not hold your hand through this buddy.

  • @murphyandmurphybrand
    @murphyandmurphybrand Год назад +102

    His response is too calm, dramatic, rehearsed, unbelievable

    • @RockG.o.d
      @RockG.o.d Год назад +5

      people say that about me when I talk haha. But I'm quite reserved as an individual, and not outgoing at all.

    • @Elegant_Sausage
      @Elegant_Sausage Год назад +3

      ​@@RockG.o.d My daughter is the same way

    • @TheeDavidDee
      @TheeDavidDee Год назад +2

      Precisely. Very disturbing

    • @basiahellwich3505
      @basiahellwich3505 Год назад +1

      yes, no emotion behind it at all. If I was truly innocent, and I'm not saying we all react the same way, of course we don't, but there are different ways of showing you are not guilty, and still look sincere, without it looking like it's been rehearsed.

    • @submetropolis
      @submetropolis Год назад +1

      That wasn't rehearst, that's how good he is

  • @sarzbeth
    @sarzbeth Год назад +36

    Hes smooooth talking, charming, and capable of being very dangerous.

    • @juststop5768
      @juststop5768 2 месяца назад

      Why do hoes love serial killer so much

  • @MarcLevins
    @MarcLevins Год назад +122

    the fact that hes so calm after his sentencing alone are too many red flags

    • @stephanyhdz92
      @stephanyhdz92 Год назад +1

      That can be any which way,so how are you talking about

    • @MarcLevins
      @MarcLevins Год назад +11

      @Stephany Hdz If I sat in court, innocently, and got convicted for murders that I didn't do, I would not be calm. I'd be furious, emotional and not quiet or calm. They'd have to escort me out of the court room. and I think most innocent people would have a similar reaction, but defenitely not his.

    • @JohnM-sw4sc
      @JohnM-sw4sc Год назад +8

      What an insane way to view the law

    • @MarcLevins
      @MarcLevins Год назад +2

      @@JohnM-sw4sc bruh I'm not a lawyer calm down lol

    • @lovepet4565
      @lovepet4565 Год назад +2

      That hes a sociopath

  • @FCUK-
    @FCUK- Год назад +84

    The dude says a few convincing words and everyone is like INNOCENT 😂 don't quit ur day job folks.

    • @Shantel0721
      @Shantel0721 Год назад +10

      Thank you! 😂 total 🤡’s it’s insane.

    • @julesthecat.
      @julesthecat. Год назад +8

      Yeah he’s so full of it, can’t believe people are buying it 😂

    • @wldncrzy1971
      @wldncrzy1971 Год назад +3

      That’s his last attempt at manipulation. Knew he’d try. And this judge who I believe is a fabulous judge ever since I watched the Rittenhouse trial, patiently explains and let’s him know this is life. Period. This is non-negotiable. Best judge ever. There are good ones…there are bad ones. He’s just so soft spoken and not aggressive or hostile. Just factual.

    • @leahmicke1938
      @leahmicke1938 Год назад +4

      I fell for it! I didn’t know anything about this and thought he was well spoken and didn’t sound like a killer. Yikes.

    • @Deebus
      @Deebus Год назад

      @@wldncrzy1971 this judge was terrible in both cases. Kyle was exonerated despite this judges awful rulings and lack of control

  • @yolandaz.fernandez7414
    @yolandaz.fernandez7414 Год назад +89

    As part of his life sentence he should also be made to listen to this judge’s explanation 24 hrs per day on repeat as punishment.

  • @hannahmacdonald9040
    @hannahmacdonald9040 9 месяцев назад +26

    "If I killed somebody it wasn't intentional" always listen carefully to what people say because they often let things slip...

    • @simplysarah0310
      @simplysarah0310 5 месяцев назад +2

      I caught that in the show I just watched about this. Sounds like another OJ Simpson “if I did it” 🥴

  • @apolicemansdaughter4468
    @apolicemansdaughter4468 Год назад +82

    Would he really admit to murder? No.

    • @dollarcostbackpacker1226
      @dollarcostbackpacker1226 Год назад +2

      Some people do.

    • @kayla.ollie88
      @kayla.ollie88 Год назад +1

      How do you admit to something you didn't do

    • @rickjames4031
      @rickjames4031 Год назад

      @@dollarcostbackpacker1226 most people don’t go through the hassle of trail just to admit. If they admit, it normally happens early on

    • @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie
      @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie Год назад

      ​@@kayla.ollie88 you don't!
      Thos POS, GUILTY AS SIN😈

    • @Kimmy234L
      @Kimmy234L Год назад +1

      ​@@dollarcostbackpacker1226 he's a Narcissist, of course he won't

  • @lilyflower6511
    @lilyflower6511 Год назад +116

    Not a word about his daughter or twin boys. He sounds narcissistic and it was proven that he stalked. He just lied n said he never stalked..

    • @heatherann1560
      @heatherann1560 Год назад +5

      He only cares about himself

    • @amandagreene7481
      @amandagreene7481 Год назад +5

      Hes just about himself

    • @Ruder6163
      @Ruder6163 2 месяца назад

      The comment sections on these videos are always filled with sanctimony. You guys aren’t satisfied with anything the defendant every says. If he says he’s sorry it “he’s not sorry, he’s sorry he got caught”! If they say nothing it’s “I can’t believe he wouldn’t at leas apologies”. You literally can’t win. They can’t walk or breath without you guys having a problem with it.

  • @dattajack
    @dattajack Год назад +13

    @4:00 "and if i killed somebody, i know in my heart it wouldn't be intentional"

  • @altudy
    @altudy Год назад +24

    What a state of affairs when a convicted prisoner is more articulate than the sentencing judge.

    • @lorishu48103
      @lorishu48103 6 месяцев назад +2

      Well it speaks to sociopaths as having charisma as well but yes the Judge puts you, almost forcefully, to sleep

    • @zacharymarkham5232
      @zacharymarkham5232 5 месяцев назад +1

      Lol that really doesn't mean much

  • @mollycote1021
    @mollycote1021 Год назад +203

    His daughter testified against him. He is a sick narcissist.

    • @emilywickler8871
      @emilywickler8871 Год назад +8

      I've not yet been through this entire trial.
      Darrell Brooks Jr is absolutely the WORST.
      Judge Dorow could hold court for judges in need of refresher courses.

    • @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie
      @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie Год назад

      Killer is a con man, enjoy prison inmate!

    • @bye92
      @bye92 Год назад +10

      The mother brainwashed her child. He didn't do it

    • @_Mangs
      @_Mangs Год назад +10

      The daughter was coached by her mother (who lied continuously during the trial) and by the prosecutor Michael Gravely. They should be ashamed of themselves.

    • @mollycote1021
      @mollycote1021 Год назад +1

      @@emilywickler8871 💯‼️🙏🏼

  • @whatsyoursign3910
    @whatsyoursign3910 Год назад +112

    Yikes, seems like a lot of ppl could be easily manipulated by someone like this

    • @FabiolaMacabre
      @FabiolaMacabre Год назад +12

      I know! It’s unbelievable what a semi “charismatic” face will do , 😅… I saw a bunch of poor souls saying he was innocent in the video of the sentencing , YIKES

    • @whatsyoursign3910
      @whatsyoursign3910 Год назад +2

      @DoitForVanGogh i know! i was referring to those people in the replies 😬

    • @stephanieyee1990
      @stephanieyee1990 Год назад +5

      His defense attorney certainly has been. When have you ever seen a defense attorney stare at her client during his final plea to the judge. She is so blatant with her fascination with him. It’s so disturbing.

    • @whatsyoursign3910
      @whatsyoursign3910 Год назад +3

      @@stephanieyee1990 oh for sure, he's got her wrapped around his finger. It goes beyond zealous advocacy, imo 🤣

    • @kimcee7980
      @kimcee7980 Год назад +3

      The judge decided to leave out alot of key evidence that would've proved his innocence. Which means the victims family didn't get justice either

  • @joebloggs2635
    @joebloggs2635 Год назад +9

    The judges history lesson of the penalty for sentencing wasn't needed. It's irrelevant. Just make your statement about the case and give your sentences. OMG.

  • @kellycismoski5098
    @kellycismoski5098 Год назад +105

    Im sorry but didnt his own daughter go with him when he was actively stalking people....

    • @Beelcheenrea
      @Beelcheenrea Год назад +14

      Yes. But if he doesn't consider his actions as "stalking" then to him, he "didn't stalk anybody".

    • @lovepet4565
      @lovepet4565 Год назад +8

      Yea she was a child! He made go with him!!

    • @mollycote1021
      @mollycote1021 Год назад +7

      She was 12 at the time?!?!? No good parent does that!!! 💔💔💔💔

    • @AfterTheRains
      @AfterTheRains Год назад +7

      He used his own daughter to spy on her own mother. She is now living with the shame and pain of having assisted him in his crimes. She was a child and he manipulated her love for him. Oh yes, people wanted to line up and praise his good character…. not!

    • @lovepet4565
      @lovepet4565 Год назад +4

      @@mollycote1021 OMG! 12 ?
      That guys a psychopath
      And why are these people saying innocent?
      Wtf

  • @Jess-qy6pm
    @Jess-qy6pm Год назад +123

    He’s such a narcissist. He thinks he can he outwit people with his words and charisma. See straight through it.

    • @stephanyhdz92
      @stephanyhdz92 Год назад +4

      Yes but he also was played like a fiddle and not helped or watched somewhat and mom probably put kids against him

    • @doragreen3887
      @doragreen3887 Год назад +10

      I agree SUCH a narcissist and so easy to see but how come some people can’t see it!?! Educate yourselves people! The next one could be your daughters boyfriend!

    • @FabiolaMacabre
      @FabiolaMacabre Год назад +3

      Yeah and some people are buying it too in the comments 🙈🙈

    • @tracys169
      @tracys169 Год назад +7

      He just assumes that he's witty and charismatic, he's really not, to be honest.

    • @johngarry1238
      @johngarry1238 Год назад +5

      @@doragreen3887 A lot of people are very vulnerable to being taken in by narcissists and pathological liars. They tend to have a certain charm and I think a lot of people can't believe that someone would tell such blatant lies.

  • @mollycote1021
    @mollycote1021 Год назад +9

    What the heck is the judge trying to say?!?!?! Jeez

    • @bellasmini
      @bellasmini Год назад

      I KNOW!!!! He is a constant rambler!

  • @courtneymahoney0820
    @courtneymahoney0820 Год назад +30

    His defense attorney doesn't believ him. When he finishes his innocence speech her eyes say it all.

    • @alwaysagoodlaugh9280
      @alwaysagoodlaugh9280 Год назад +11

      That’s such an interesting take…. I’ve felt the other way. The way she stares at him how she was glaring at the victims during the victim impact statement. Even the way she was during the trial

    • @chelly2468
      @chelly2468 Год назад +8

      I think she’s in love with him! Lmao

    • @pamelanowak8817
      @pamelanowak8817 Год назад +4

      ​@@chelly2468 Completely agree with 💯

    • @emakelley6807
      @emakelley6807 Год назад +2

      She totally glares at the victims…. Wtf is that….

    • @Kimmy234L
      @Kimmy234L Год назад

      She's attracted to the psycho....and she's a Cold Lacking of Empathy Narcissist too

  • @Paintbl99
    @Paintbl99 Год назад +24

    LOL it just ends with the judge still rambling on and on. Even the guy sitting there was like "get to the sentencing already."

  • @oliviag2494
    @oliviag2494 Год назад +16

    So, what was the point of what the judge said? That was painful.

    • @shelleyplemons1362
      @shelleyplemons1362 Год назад +2

      Soooo painful!

    • @fromfjord
      @fromfjord 2 месяца назад

      Life in prison isn't necessarily life in prison because you may be eligible for parole? All intentional muders are stil sentence the same? The whole thing was torture to listen to honestly.

  • @bigtalk2598
    @bigtalk2598 Год назад +161

    He's either innocent, or the best, most pathological liar in the world.

    • @FCUK-
      @FCUK- Год назад +36

      Definitely the latter

    • @TopG949
      @TopG949 Год назад +32

      He's a killer

    • @joeb-5150
      @joeb-5150 Год назад +27

      He's a narcissist that murdered someone

    • @WhiteRabbit1209
      @WhiteRabbit1209 Год назад +22

      He’s practiced this, many times. He’s used to lying with a straight face.

    • @AfterTheRains
      @AfterTheRains Год назад +21

      Lied all his life…..still doing it!

  • @bitfenix90
    @bitfenix90 Год назад +11

    "Our side" is his deflective argument.

  • @heatherann1560
    @heatherann1560 Год назад +21

    Dude is so manipulative he manipulated himself into believing he is innocent 😂

    • @jnnlis
      @jnnlis 5 месяцев назад

      Yeah people like this believe their own lies

    • @yeahok115sure
      @yeahok115sure 3 месяца назад

      Bingo

  • @christyl5481
    @christyl5481 Год назад +222

    You can tell there’s a dark, violent side to him. The way he can’t contain his frustration and respect the Judge. It’s frightening.

    • @mollycote1021
      @mollycote1021 Год назад +11

      I concur

    • @hellomyfriends9740
      @hellomyfriends9740 Год назад +15

      For real. Comes off as nice

    • @My2CentsYall
      @My2CentsYall Год назад +24

      Can your NOT SEE NOT SEE IT. If I could give this guy 2 life sentences i would. This man should never be out of jail.

    • @joshcryer
      @joshcryer Год назад +26

      Also his "if I did do it I didn't mean to" statement basically tells me he did it. That's without the DNA evidence of the victim in his work van.

    • @nicoleolivia8427
      @nicoleolivia8427 Год назад +21

      And manipulative side

  • @Kimmy234L
    @Kimmy234L Год назад +45

    This Psycho epitomises the definition of a Narcissist!
    Locked up, and thrown away the key ...that's Justice Served
    RIP 'Pocho' Rosalio Gutierrez
    💙💙🦋🦋🫂🦋🦋💙💙 🕊🌹

  • @PhilipOII247
    @PhilipOII247 Год назад +10

    He's well spoken.

    • @meredithisme3752
      @meredithisme3752 9 месяцев назад +3

      So was Ted Bundy

    • @pippipster6767
      @pippipster6767 9 месяцев назад +1

      Agree … could be an actor.
      That’s the problem.

  • @shelleyplemons1362
    @shelleyplemons1362 Год назад +11

    He is guilty is homemade sin. He lost me when he said he didn’t stalk anyone!

  • @SonjaBecky
    @SonjaBecky Год назад +51

    You just KNOW each time he rehearsed that speech in his cell, he imagined dead silence at the end…then a slow clapping coming from someone in the court room…then another and another, until the entire room was in standing ovation. The judge yells “WHAT’S THE MEANING OF ALL THIS?!” and the guards look at each other, shrug, then remove his handcuffs so he’s free to go.
    The crowd heave him up onto their shoulders and parade him out of the court house where everyone is waiting, waving American flags and cheering.

    • @Kimmy234L
      @Kimmy234L Год назад +7

      Yep, I wouldn't put it past him....and I can picture him rehearsing that spiel.
      Narcissists are so Dangerous

    • @astrialindah2773
      @astrialindah2773 Год назад +3

      😂😂😂😂

    • @shockalotti
      @shockalotti Год назад +5

      A the award for best dramatic performance goes to...

    • @lori3652
      @lori3652 Год назад +5

      I love this, can totally picture it. Lol

    • @DemeterPictures
      @DemeterPictures Год назад +5

      Hilarious comment, I wish this actually did happen!

  • @NukSooKow-yp9py
    @NukSooKow-yp9py Год назад +7

    I’ll guarantee you the family members of the judge ignore their phone when his name pops up on it. 😂 Painful!

    • @jnnlis
      @jnnlis 5 месяцев назад

      He stay getting side buttoned 💀

  • @steviebrown6902
    @steviebrown6902 11 месяцев назад +3

    This is railroaded. Period.

  • @youknow6607
    @youknow6607 Год назад +4

    You can hear the lack of emotions... guilty

  • @aftonrae4038
    @aftonrae4038 Год назад +32

    Can the judge from Letecia Stauch’s trial be the judge for every trial? Obviously I know that isn’t possible but I really liked him. He was fair, concise, and meaningful with his statements. This video actually cut off before this judge was done speaking. It didn’t really matter though because I have no idea what he was saying.

    • @bonnieschoenemandilley3416
      @bonnieschoenemandilley3416 Год назад +2

      I hear you!

    • @kieraaaaaaaaaa
      @kieraaaaaaaaaa Год назад +1

      I love Judge Werner. A true diamond in the rough.

    • @djt8937
      @djt8937 Год назад +3

      He said "ummmm....uuhhhh....errrr....." and did a lecture at a snail's pace about legislation that didn't need to be shared AT ALL.

    • @shockalotti
      @shockalotti Год назад

      Priceless comment!

  • @alephnull7410
    @alephnull7410 Год назад +8

    Even the video clip itself got tired of listening to the judge at 11:59

    • @LisaD22
      @LisaD22 Год назад +1

      🤣🤣🤣

  • @palmirareisrocha
    @palmirareisrocha Год назад +8

    How many guilty people admited in court they are guilty??
    And how did he not stocked anyone? His own daughter testified about that!!!

  • @trippyChief
    @trippyChief Год назад +7

    The judge just needed to GET TO IT ALREADY

  • @Strawn149
    @Strawn149 Год назад +85

    If his family and friends had evidence that could exonerate him they should have taken the stand 🤷‍♀️ Also him comparing ownership of weed to murder is absurd.

    • @johngarry1238
      @johngarry1238 Год назад +12

      Exactly. He was caught red handed with 26 pounds of weed in his car, so he took a plea deal.
      The idea that that proves he wouldn't lie about a murder is absurd.
      Also, he just lied through his teeth about the stalking. There was no doubt whatsoever that he stalked Sadie. There is tons of phone, photo, video, computer and eyewitness evidence that he stalked Sadie.

    • @herroyalhighness5634
      @herroyalhighness5634 Год назад +4

      @@johngarry1238 was there any evidence that he stalked Sadie that couldn’t have been created and planted by Sadie and their daughter? I only saw snippets of this trial, but I wouldn’t have been surprised if Sadie did it and framed him. There was suspicious stuff about where she was on that day and it sounded like the police didn’t investigate or corroborate her whereabouts during the important times.

    • @StonedBarbiee
      @StonedBarbiee Год назад +2

      They can’t take the stand if either side doesn’t call them as a witness.

    • @LeiLeiPhD
      @LeiLeiPhD Год назад +2

      Exactly! That’s extremely telling on his part. He said, “If I did kill somebody, it wasn’t intentional.” Ok, so you went to confront him, and killed him when he made you mad? So that wasn’t intentional? It absolutely was, you went there knowing what you’re capable of, and how angry and jealous you already were.. that Sir is intentional.

    • @Strawn149
      @Strawn149 Год назад +2

      @@StonedBarbiee Do you honestly think if his friends and family had exonerating evidence the defense wouldn’t call them as witnesses 🙄

  • @Laurennn.Hughes
    @Laurennn.Hughes Год назад +54

    Okay.. then who would’ve killed him then? He had exactly what prosecution looks for- means, motive, and opportunity. Case closed. Throw away the key

    • @TheAngryKilljoy
      @TheAngryKilljoy Год назад +4

      What was the means? Was he stabbed or bludgeoned? There were other people who also had motive and opportunity. The means is unknown, I don’t even think they proved he is dead.

    • @Laurennn.Hughes
      @Laurennn.Hughes Год назад +3

      @@TheAngryKilljoy who else had motive and opportunity?

    • @Laurennn.Hughes
      @Laurennn.Hughes Год назад

      @@loraliec3429 to kill her own boyfriend she’s happy with?

    • @RonWells-ov9uf
      @RonWells-ov9uf Год назад +9

      If you watched the trial you'd know the victim owed money to drug dealers and was messing with several women who had either boyfriends or husband's/ex-huabands.

    • @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie
      @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie Год назад

      ​@@TheAngryKilljoy baseball bat, splinters of wood in the apartment, Gutierrez was a baseball fan, coach.

  • @noneofyobiznizz9516
    @noneofyobiznizz9516 8 месяцев назад +1

    This monster is a real piece of work.

  • @7777LORENZO
    @7777LORENZO Год назад +16

    Just a narcissist that never will accept responsibility or admit to what he did . They are always thinking they never do anything wrong .

    • @pippipster6767
      @pippipster6767 9 месяцев назад +1

      So true.
      It is all believed.
      Deep personality disorder.
      Psychopath.

  • @Vegan_scorpioo
    @Vegan_scorpioo Год назад +5

    The judge works as a sleeping pill for me! What a blessings

  • @nikkibruce55
    @nikkibruce55 Год назад +18

    I'm pretty sure at four and a half minutes he just said he didn't mean to

    • @Songbirdstress
      @Songbirdstress Год назад +1

      3:52 I agree, his defence seems to be it wasn't intentional.

    • @bethchristine
      @bethchristine Год назад

      Not what he was saying. 🤦🏻‍♀️

  • @___David___Savian
    @___David___Savian Год назад +4

    Word has it that the judge is still talking. The judge at this point in mid May 2023 is possibly close to half way in his explanation. The defendant hung himself to not have to hear the judge giving his long winded reason for how he will sentence this guy.

  • @willowwren7752
    @willowwren7752 Год назад +8

    I’m falling asleep with his life story as per usual
    Through out the case wtf

  • @PinkPug3113
    @PinkPug3113 Год назад +18

    The look of contempt on Zach’s face 😂

    • @Tami-po3gr
      @Tami-po3gr Год назад +1

      It’s human nature to feel contempt when you’re being railroaded. He claims innocent, having to hear what his own children testified to a degree that happened here, knowing he’s now found guilty, looking at life- it is common to see contempt when being held legally accountable. I’m not sure how I’d feel if I felt I was wrongfully convicted, probably would struggle with anger/fear/contempt so I can understand his position considering his stance on what is happening to his life & how he so strongly feels wrongfully convicted.

    • @shawnmaria9064
      @shawnmaria9064 Год назад

      @@Tami-po3gr 🤔…🤨…🙄

    • @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie
      @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie Год назад +2

      He can show all the contempt he wants when in PRISON hiding from the BIG boys looking for fresh meat!

    • @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie
      @jeanettecoleman-mz7ie Год назад +2

      ​@@Tami-po3gr Wrongfully convicted😂, really, you wouldn't last 5 min with this smug pos, & he likes hiding bodies too!

  • @AlphaFoxAdam
    @AlphaFoxAdam Год назад

    Well said.

  • @alwaysagoodlaugh9280
    @alwaysagoodlaugh9280 Год назад +35

    The way that defense attorney stares at him is a whole other level of oh my God

    • @johngarry1238
      @johngarry1238 Год назад +18

      Do you think she will wait for him until 2070?

    • @heatherann1560
      @heatherann1560 Год назад +6

      I agree throught the trial the way a would flirt and gaze into each others eyes like love sick puppy's was disturbing

    • @heatherann1560
      @heatherann1560 Год назад +3

      ​@@johngarry1238 😂

    • @shawnasabino7958
      @shawnasabino7958 Год назад

      ​@@johngarry1238 no

    • @brownstonejen6854
      @brownstonejen6854 Год назад

      Manipulation

  • @Madmok128
    @Madmok128 Год назад +11

    wow how’d I miss this trial

  • @heylookyerdad92
    @heylookyerdad92 Год назад +51

    You can tell the degree of how cunning and conniving a killer is not only by their talent to manipulate with their speaking ability, but also by their ability to manipulate by body language. What scares me the most about this guy is his ability to lie and play it off like he's telling the truth in such a convincing way. He still has his tells.

    • @jeffreylevin9616
      @jeffreylevin9616 Год назад +8

      He had me until I read these comments

    • @CandaceRanee
      @CandaceRanee Год назад +6

      He actually says a lot with out saying anything..You can tell he has been manipulating people for a long time.

    • @Deebus
      @Deebus Год назад +5

      @@jeffreylevin9616 so you admit you’re easily swayed by societal pressure

    • @brianlacroix822
      @brianlacroix822 Год назад

      huh? nobody believes him i don't believe him the jury didn't believe him

    • @linnettetaylor6505
      @linnettetaylor6505 Год назад +1

      @@jeffreylevin9616 I waa just thinking exactly rhe same!!

  • @_Mangs
    @_Mangs Год назад +10

    Such a misscarraige of Justice for both sides. RG family doesn’t have answers and this prosecutor was allowed to manipulate a child (with the mother) and put a 14 yr old on the stand. So many inconsistencies. Prosecutorial misconduct as he lied many times to the court and jury about “facts” evidence. GPS didn’t put him there. Text messages didn’t. How do you dispose of a body with 13g bags? Blood evidence was misstated. Etc etc

    • @lauriesisson2625
      @lauriesisson2625 7 месяцев назад

      He did it. You are dismissing evidence, why? The victim's blood in Anderson's van? I don't know how everyone else could see it, with the exception of a few people like you. Maybe you need to watch the trial over. You seemed to have missed a lot.

  • @maxbang1813
    @maxbang1813 Год назад +3

    Sir you stalked with your daughter present. It seems the jury saw the evidence, and are holding you accountable.

  • @GilesArt
    @GilesArt Год назад +3

    Zach: "I'm innocent"
    Judge: "longest screw-you in history"

  • @brendalabrecque9310
    @brendalabrecque9310 Год назад +25

    As someone who has had a loved one murdered, this man does not give off the killer vibes. I wont be suprised to see a retrial in the future.

    • @stephanyhdz92
      @stephanyhdz92 Год назад +2

      Well it was a isolate incident and he was fighting with the guy and took to extreme perhaps and also the mom looks like she put the kids against him

    • @FCUK-
      @FCUK- Год назад +16

      They don't always give off "killer vibes" there are sick people walking amongst us that we wouldn't even think would do such things but they do. Some can just hide it better.

    • @doragreen3887
      @doragreen3887 Год назад +19

      You need to check your radar then cause he is textbook narcissist😂

    • @CMJames
      @CMJames Год назад +12

      Since when is ‘killer vibes’ considered evidence? The facts were clearly laid out in this case.

    • @brendalabrecque9310
      @brendalabrecque9310 Год назад +1

      @Dora Green no radars need to be checked. Thank you.

  • @tammyk6957
    @tammyk6957 Год назад +1

    The judge talkin was a death sentence in itself

  • @nickieekleyn
    @nickieekleyn Год назад +2

    it’s called a anti social narcissist . A modern time Paul Bernardo showing his true self here thinking he can’t be touched

  • @eric_uploadz
    @eric_uploadz Год назад +3

    This guy could have been a award winning Actor 😮 insane 😅

  • @akuamobile115pierre5
    @akuamobile115pierre5 11 месяцев назад +3

    judge reminds me of a school teacher that bored everybody to death

  • @sharonluck6837
    @sharonluck6837 Год назад +2

    Listening to this judge is like pulling teeth, so dragged out. It was hard to listen to him with all he's ammm,s!

  • @shugmichael
    @shugmichael Год назад +8

    I believe he'll be successful in appealing the murder conviction. The state already failed to convict Zach Anderson when the original trial resulted in a mistrial. In this 2nd trial the lead prosecutor was ordered out of the courtroom by the judge after it was revealed he'd met with a witness weeks before the trial and her story changed after that meeting, a meeting which was never revealed to the defence pre-trial. The prosecutor was reprimanded by the judge but the witness was allowed to testify with her altered recollection of events albeit with the prosecutor absent from the courtroom.
    The same prosecutor while questioning another witness, a felon testifying against Anderson in return for a reduced sentence, was clearly caught on camera mouthing the reply he wanted from the jailhouse witness who hadn't yet answered him. He mouthed "Die! Die! Die!" before the witness uttered his identical reply (allegedly said by Anderson describing his outburst during the murder to the witness in his cell) and again the judge brought this up and noted the defence's complaint after this coaching of the witness was caught on livestream.
    There was no evidence presented that placed Anderson at the alleged crime scene and the speck of DNA (not blood) belonging to Gutierrez Jr found in his van proved nothing. The daughter testified she was in the van on many occasions often for whole days traveling from place to place with her dad Zach and she lived with her mom and Mr Gutierrez Jr who stayed there regularly so the speck of DNA could easily have been transferred to the daughter in the home and then into Anderson's van. There was no CCTV evidence of the van on the night of the alleged murder yet it was claimed the van was used to transport the body to its final destination. No speed cameras, doorbell footage, cameras from shops and local businesses etc caught Anderson's van in the vicinity of the crime scene that night. No witnesses who saw him.
    He was clearly guilty of stalking his ex and his involving of his young daughter in this was despicable and criminal behaviour that he was rightly convicted and sentenced for. But murdering the alleged victim wasn't proved beyond any reasonable doubt and the facts the prosecutor was out of line twice at least for coaching witnesses before and during the trial plus there were other men with the motive to hurt/kill Mr Gutierrez Jr but who police didn't investigate leaves the opportunity for an appeal and possible 3rd trial for the muder allegation or acquittal wide open.

  • @ZenDreaming60
    @ZenDreaming60 Год назад +45

    This judge is so painful to listen to the way he just blah blah blah’s on!

    • @lululiga333
      @lululiga333 Год назад +7

      Just use this video as a sleep aid 😅

    • @heatherann1560
      @heatherann1560 Год назад +8

      That was the beginning of Zach's punishment 😂

    • @Brelinka128
      @Brelinka128 Год назад

      Aahh... Ummm.. Uhhh...

    • @bri.makuahine
      @bri.makuahine Год назад +1

      10:09 Attorney on his left...🥱

    • @lululiga333
      @lululiga333 Год назад

      @@bri.makuahine Lol :)

  • @michellelloyd8278
    @michellelloyd8278 Год назад +1

    He sure has quite the speech

  • @MsMsmak
    @MsMsmak Год назад +11

    His attitude is baffling.

    • @sophiophile
      @sophiophile Год назад +4

      Why? If you are innocent (or your strategy going forward is to maintain your innocence), I think he spoke very clearly stating that- along with some statements and examples of his willingness to take accountability for crimes he has committed.

    • @kelseycoyote6576
      @kelseycoyote6576 Год назад

      Not really. It's standard SOP for a pathological liar and narcissist which is what he is.

  • @evernit
    @evernit Год назад +3

    3:13 _You're welcome to sentence me for everything that I did wrong..._

  • @CareFreeCommuting
    @CareFreeCommuting Год назад +3

    I’ve no idea about this case, but judges need to stop trying to be such try hard “characters” in our society.

  • @ClaudetteFurrer
    @ClaudetteFurrer Год назад

    Well Said Judge!! I wish it didn't cut off

  • @Tinyflydeposit
    @Tinyflydeposit Год назад +2

    The judge is so torturous dragging out his speech saying the same thing over and over. He could have given all the salient points in five sentances but chose to drone on until I wanted jump out of my window.

  • @NicolaMaxwell
    @NicolaMaxwell Год назад +5

    Justice for Zachariah Anderson he is innocent!!!

    • @Pyrrhic537
      @Pyrrhic537 7 месяцев назад

      Hi beautiful do you think he's innocent?

    • @NicolaMaxwell
      @NicolaMaxwell 7 месяцев назад

      @@Pyrrhic537 100%

  • @Fletch2022
    @Fletch2022 Год назад +4

    Well the hammer of justice crushes again!

  • @gottabesometime6632
    @gottabesometime6632 Год назад +1

    he will never own up to his heinous sicking crime....revolting creep

  • @goodkindofscum6299
    @goodkindofscum6299 Год назад +10

    These people in the comments are why Ted Bundy got away with it for so long.

    • @TJ-so9xo
      @TJ-so9xo Год назад +3

      right?
      And on another channel....Bryan Kohberger, who was charged with the Idaho 4 murders, was a college student of cyber security so he can't have committed any crimes because he's so smart. LOL

  • @MyMelinaaa
    @MyMelinaaa Год назад +2

    Hes good really good at talking.. wouldn't it be crazy if he didn't actually do anything.. we'll never know 🤷

  • @cassiew1734
    @cassiew1734 Год назад +8

    I get sleepy every time the judge starts speaking 🥱

    • @markzelinski4434
      @markzelinski4434 Год назад +1

      I never know where he’s going with his rambling… Not sure what if anything he said related to anything lol

    • @sarahcambridge8744
      @sarahcambridge8744 Год назад

      Sorry did I miss something? I fell asleep listening to this judge during the Rittenhouse trial. No disrespect to the families of this case.

  • @nofox777
    @nofox777 Год назад +26

    You cam just tell he's a terrible person.

    • @dianastvarnik697
      @dianastvarnik697 Год назад

      How? He has beautiful voice and he is good looking man.

    • @zariballard
      @zariballard Год назад

      How? Because everybody in the comments told you so?

    • @lauriefutral304
      @lauriefutral304 6 месяцев назад

      I just can’t agree with that. You cannot “just tell”.

  • @brett8460
    @brett8460 Год назад +2

    Brad ain't been right since Angelina left him. 😔

  • @wardatkins1320
    @wardatkins1320 Год назад +1

    His claim of innocence is just his way of saying he's filing a appeal " on what grounds?" I don't know.

  • @johngarry1238
    @johngarry1238 Год назад +7

    " And IF I killed somebody. Whatever that situation was. I can tell you in my heart it wouldn't be intentional." That sounds a lot like a veiled confession. Kind of like OJ's book "If I Did it".

  • @tristans48
    @tristans48 Год назад +16

    The fact they locked him up for life with very little evidence and without a body is insane.

    • @tim81strachan
      @tim81strachan Год назад +3

      Circumstances evidence can convict he will have to come back on appeal

    • @tristans48
      @tristans48 Год назад +3

      @@tim81strachan shouldn’t be a thing, people who are ok with this type of conviction are evil.

    • @zariballard
      @zariballard Год назад

      ​@@tristans48 I agree....no evidence and no body? I need to watch the trial.

  • @vanessapanek9959
    @vanessapanek9959 5 месяцев назад

    That kid never showed any kind of signs or symptoms of being violent in grade school

  • @jamesstallworth2721
    @jamesstallworth2721 3 месяца назад +1

    Justice prevailed.

  • @googleuser2226
    @googleuser2226 Год назад +6

    Jury should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. They get a little leeway because the prosecution was allowed to tell them multiple outright lies, but even then there was no evidence he did this, and all kinds of common sense evidence that he could not have killed Rosalio. Not only is an innocent man in prison the rest of his life, but if Rosalio is dead, his family does t have justice.

    • @quickchris10
      @quickchris10 11 месяцев назад

      Mr. Gutierrez' DNA in this freak's van.

    • @clintenos
      @clintenos 9 месяцев назад +2

      How do you explain all the evidence against him? And I haven't been following this case I'm just curious why people would think he's innocent after the blood in the van, supplies he bought at Walmart the next day... etc

  • @Crushkirkland
    @Crushkirkland Год назад +42

    Hope he gets a shot at a new trial. This judge played the jury like a fiddle. Didn’t allow the the defense much of anything. Let the prosecution do as they pleased. Raw deal. A good portion of people believe he’s innocent.

    • @gribble2979
      @gribble2979 Год назад

      Did you watch the case and see the evidence? He's a narcissistic killer.

    • @Crushkirkland
      @Crushkirkland Год назад +11

      His family has also raised thousands of dollars to get a legal team to help him get a new trial.

    • @Swansong321
      @Swansong321 Год назад +9

      He needs a new trial..this doesn't sit right..the judge is off key

    • @lonniesmith352
      @lonniesmith352 Год назад +4

      It’s odd cause from what I know this judge is typically fair to both sides but did not fallow this case

    • @michellehiggins4657
      @michellehiggins4657 Год назад +6

      This is injustice to the fullest! I hope he wins his appeal.

  • @knowsnugget3321
    @knowsnugget3321 Год назад +1

    GIVE HIM THE CHAIR

  • @shockalotti
    @shockalotti Год назад +1

    Watching the court fidget as the judge does his best impression of Biden is mesmerizing

  • @Littleofthisandthatt
    @Littleofthisandthatt Год назад +13

    This judge was horrible in the Rittenhouse trial, plays politics from the bench so I don't buy his garbage here.

    • @TheeDavidDee
      @TheeDavidDee Год назад +1

      Exactly. This judge is a total joke

    • @changeminds2736
      @changeminds2736 Год назад +1

      lol you guys sure wear your *L* big and proud.

  • @claymac7895
    @claymac7895 Год назад +26

    What a piece of work this guy is. His daughter was very unlucky with landing him as a father.

  • @andrewhunt6082
    @andrewhunt6082 Год назад +1

    ....life in prison simply for calling your daughter a liar, genius ~

  • @robertaglass
    @robertaglass Год назад +1

    Judge everyone is concentrating on the bad things I’ve done like stalking, killing and disposing of a corpse! They forget the guy I was nice to in prison! Lol spare me this nonsense!

  • @_Mangs
    @_Mangs Год назад +4

    Isn’t it a little odd that the states witness - claims he was confessed from a dream saying “die die die” ? Not to mention Gravely mouthing and repeating the witnesses statements during the entire trial. He’s also Thomas Binger’s boss and he was highly unethical during the Rittenhouse trial.

  • @ge_mail
    @ge_mail Год назад +4

    12 minutes of nothing ... no frame of reference ... no outcome

  • @erx88
    @erx88 Год назад +1

    I've never heard such a well spoken killer, looks like he could have played a better lawyer than the ones he had... especially if he lost...though being accused of killing someone is automatically not a good way to start...
    -ER Miele

  • @valerievernon9271
    @valerievernon9271 2 месяца назад

    If I were the family of the victims I would have gotten up and walked out at this judge's monotonous, unhelpful drivel

  • @stephanieyee1990
    @stephanieyee1990 Год назад +7

    When have you every seen a defense attorney stare at her client like that. She is so weirdly enamored with him.

    • @larsvonrinpoche1229
      @larsvonrinpoche1229 Год назад +2

      Many people in supportive roles while trying to show care and empathy get comments like this. Mostly women , but men have also been wrongly called out for flirting.
      Who knows really? I'll instead perceive her as caring and showing the gravity of this moment, and keeping eye contact to ensure he doesn't feel abandoned at key moments.

  • @keiranninjaspirit
    @keiranninjaspirit Год назад +1

    Don't know the case details but I can see this guy is articulate and clever..

  • @daCubanaqt
    @daCubanaqt Год назад +1

    Someone forgot to get their roots done 😂

  • @LH74
    @LH74 Год назад +5

    He’s too smug. He did it for sure. He killed that man.

  • @makamurphy
    @makamurphy Год назад +5

    The evidence says otherwise

  • @kimcee7980
    @kimcee7980 Год назад +2

    The irrelevant sentencing speech by the judge was abhorrent

  • @willowwren7752
    @willowwren7752 Год назад +1

    This judge MUST retire

  • @CarmenAlicea426
    @CarmenAlicea426 Год назад +4

    Does it look like that female lawyer seems to be a little too emotionally involved with him. The way she looks over to him for so long I wonder if she fell in love/like with him 🤔

  • @voxmerus
    @voxmerus Год назад +16

    I agree with a lot of these comments. But I’m surprised by how disarming a well-spoken defendant is. They usually shut up or say something so broken and embarrassing that it’s just a bad idea. But he has a Sam Rockwell vibe. You can just tell he’s a player who’s used to pulling people in. And yeah, I’ve seen the judge before. You can tell he’s hamming it up b/c it feels good when strangers say you’re smart or cool or whatever.

    • @scorpichella
      @scorpichella Год назад +1

      Lol Sam Rockwell vibe 😂 he’s just an actor wth

    • @kasper7297
      @kasper7297 Год назад +1

      Ted Bundy was very similar. Decent looking guy. Well spoken. Was able to talk his way out of trouble many times. Thought he could charm the judge.

    • @voxmerus
      @voxmerus Год назад

      @@scorpichella sorta my point

    • @voxmerus
      @voxmerus Год назад

      @@kasper7297 Yes. Great comparison. Defendants of violent crime usually render a deep sigh, a shake of the head, and the “wth is happening to this country” question

    • @sophocles1198
      @sophocles1198 Год назад

      I find him more creepy than disarming and certainly not charming.