Trevor Summers Guilty of ALL CHARGES in Kidnapping, Attempted Murder, and Sexual Assault of Ex-Wife

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2022
  • BREAKING: A jury found Trevor Summers guilty of all charges including kidnapping, attempted murder, sexual assault and grand theft auto.
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  • @heavymetalsalsa9003
    @heavymetalsalsa9003 Год назад +1526

    This guy is the epitome of ''a man who represents himself has a fool for a client'' and I couldn't be happier with the result.

    • @dalesuhre6522
      @dalesuhre6522 Год назад +54

      And the good thing is he can't appeal the verdict and use the excuse that his lawyer didn't his job.

    • @heidikickhouse-
      @heidikickhouse- Год назад +68

      And he made that disastrous decision purely out of malice. He just wanted to cross examine his wife, intimidate her and make her squirm. Finishing the trial by himself was worth it he figured, but she beat him every time with the truth.

    • @blurtling
      @blurtling Год назад

      @@Zenigundam wow, what a doofus. "christian" anything is garbage. grow up from your silly santa claus for the gullible.

    • @sookie.smooth
      @sookie.smooth Год назад +24

      @@heidikickhouse- I agree with Heidi. I just opened RUclips and clicked this video in less than a second. I couldn’t be happier, sorry to say. (I know schadenfreude is not a good look.) What a despicable POS and his ex did such a wonderful job standing strong.

    • @rickoom3081
      @rickoom3081 Год назад +4

      A lot of judges won't allow this for grounds of appeal for lack of or misrepresentation. Very ignorant to say the least to take that risk.

  • @danieleade9018
    @danieleade9018 Год назад +455

    The arrogance and narcissistic behaviour of this guy was on full display during this trial. The jury made the right decision.

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад +13

      And that was despite their being _all male._ As a survivor of domestic violence, I am deeply disturbed by the fact that they allowed _men_ to decide whether a _woman_ would be safe. Unbelievable!!!

    • @jrr8828
      @jrr8828 Год назад +4

      Thank god!!

    • @fredbloggs8369
      @fredbloggs8369 Год назад

      @@bow_wow_wow Look, I know where you're coming from, but can't you at least concede most men are just as appalled by domestic violence as women? I mean, I have NEVER told my woman how she can dress, who she can associate with etc. Let alone laid hands or physically restrained her, which is just arrogant, nasty and criminal. But all that controlling behaviour is the preserve of a sliver of psychos. Given I think such men cowards, you would want me on your jury :)

    • @TS-1267
      @TS-1267 Год назад

      ... PROBABLY A ' DONUT J. DUMP ' GROUPIE...🤮🤮🤮

    • @melissabales8094
      @melissabales8094 Год назад +3

      @@bow_wow_wow Came here to comment this! The prosecution must have been very confident in their case to allow this.

  • @Dspalten
    @Dspalten Год назад +516

    He should have kept his lawyers and took a plea. Not as brilliant as he thought he was. Narcissism at its best.

    • @weirdnewworld1736
      @weirdnewworld1736 Год назад

      He knew he was guilty. He wanted to punish her in the trial and make her relive that night on camera for the world to see. Psychopath

    • @tullochgorum6323
      @tullochgorum6323 Год назад +29

      @@grandmaida7819 My guess is that he sacked all those attorneys because they advised him to plead guilty and spare his ex-wife and kids from the ordeal. Because with three confessions and a mound of evidence he had no defence.
      But his priority was to add to the poor lady's ordeal, so he insisted on going to trial.

    • @gulfbreeze76
      @gulfbreeze76 Год назад +3

      Plea wasnt even an option for him.

    • @maryhatleymeyer
      @maryhatleymeyer Год назад

      Narcissistic people sure think they’re the smartest person in the room, but his narcissistic butt just got exposed!

    • @OkOkOkJeez
      @OkOkOkJeez Год назад +2

      100%

  • @jacquesdemolay5171
    @jacquesdemolay5171 Год назад +456

    Thank god. What a horrific experience it must've been for his ex-wife to have to face him while on the witness stand. He is pure evil.

    • @SoyAntonioGaming
      @SoyAntonioGaming Год назад

      ok so they say he is guilty but they dont give him any time. WTF? he fre to go!?

    • @osaniwright4944
      @osaniwright4944 Год назад +5

      @@SoyAntonioGaming we have to wait for the sentencing which was stated at 6:45, which determines how much time he gets

    • @skuzzlebutt9745
      @skuzzlebutt9745 Год назад

      @@osaniwright4944 wrong he’s innocent

    • @mscaljanart
      @mscaljanart Год назад +4

      No, he's in jail until sentencing, then prison.

    • @scientistatwork4667
      @scientistatwork4667 Год назад +1

      She's no longer "his" anything! Not his victim and not his property.

  • @Ena48145
    @Ena48145 Год назад +805

    Thank you to the jury, the judge, counsel, and most importantly, Alisa. This man is pure evil and I pray she is able to begin to heal after this horrible nightmare

    • @PostUp_Time
      @PostUp_Time Год назад +2

      8INNOCENT MAN SENT TO JAIL....AGAIN*

    • @seanA416
      @seanA416 Год назад +1

      He'll get "taken care of" in prison.

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад +1

      I don't think he is pure evil. I think what we collectively expect people to take in stride is pure evil. This will only happen again and again and again.

    • @seanA416
      @seanA416 Год назад

      @@bow_wow_wow how is he not "pure evil?" Name ONE good thing Biden has done.

    • @Ena48145
      @Ena48145 Год назад +8

      ​@@PostUp_Time I'm going to take this as sarcasm lol

  • @Lawh
    @Lawh Год назад +813

    Coming from an abusive home, I always get a slight sense of relief when a person like this gets sentenced. It means that if there was a proper court case with evidence, the lies wouldn't matter and I would get justice too. It sort of heals my heart a little.

    • @becky4728
      @becky4728 Год назад +11

      💜

    • @sbrinapomeroy7597
      @sbrinapomeroy7597 Год назад +31

      Agree with you as a survivor myself. A victim got Justice and a narcissist, manipulator and horrible father gets what he deserves. This shows all victims man or woman that if you fight and have the strength and courage you can win!!

    • @kell_checks_in
      @kell_checks_in Год назад +34

      Same here. My primary abuser (an older brother) would pull similar sorts of stunts with guns, running off with a baby, punching holes in the walls, endlessly lecturing in a "reasonable" voice while beating me up... I was never able to bring charges because most of it happened when I was a kid (with two alcoholic and abusive parents as well). It truly does help to see some justice!!!

    • @deborahforte7147
      @deborahforte7147 Год назад +6

      @@sbrinapomeroy7597 ❤️

    • @rhiannavasquez93
      @rhiannavasquez93 Год назад +6

      Same

  • @correnlove7439
    @correnlove7439 Год назад +697

    It was incredibly hard to watch Alisa relive the trauma of what had to have been the worst days of her life on the stand. It was even harder to watch Trevor summers get the chance to revictimize her while cross examining her. He put it all on the line just so that he could exert control over her one last time. I believe that his arrogance and his incredibly controlling nature is what ensured this guilty verdict on all charges.. Also the fact that hes obviously guilty of all charges certainly didn't hurt the state's case.

    • @shawnmurray9964
      @shawnmurray9964 Год назад +42

      Yeah, I thought that stunt was very indicative of his nature, on full display, the jury had to have zero doubt after that.

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад +10

      Yeah, yeah, very controlling.

    • @IgnatzKolisch
      @IgnatzKolisch Год назад +1

      You're totally right. I think he KNEW he was going to be found guilty by the point he dismissed his attorney for the final time. He didn't care about legitimately cross-examining his ex-wife for the sake of his defence. He knew it was over, for sure. It wasn't a cross-examination, it was exactly what you said: a re-victimizing. He's a SICK *&@$ and I hope he never sees the light of day again. Anyone who can do what he did is a real, persistent danger that must be kept away from sane, law-abiding citizens. May his amazingly-strong ex-wife and his unfortunate children get some level of closure from this verdict and gain as much peace as they can.

    • @therealxunil2
      @therealxunil2 Год назад +16

      She’s so strong. Really impressive person.

    • @correnlove7439
      @correnlove7439 Год назад +14

      @@shawnmurray9964 Exactly. He put himself on blast and it backfired.

  • @gymnasmic7425
    @gymnasmic7425 Год назад +216

    He’s trash. Dismisses his attorney to attack his ex wife on the stand, and gets a lawyer to try to get a lighter sentence.

    • @FlightRiskAK1
      @FlightRiskAK1 Год назад +13

      Same lawyer he "dismissed" just long enough to revictimize his ex-wife.

    • @PinkSlippers70
      @PinkSlippers70 Год назад +7

      He can't get a lighter sentence, it's automatic life, no parole for the attempted murder in Florida X2

    • @gymnasmic7425
      @gymnasmic7425 Год назад +1

      @@PinkSlippers70 death or life

    • @scientistatwork4667
      @scientistatwork4667 Год назад +4

      @@PinkSlippers70 He'll probably appeal because of course he will!

    • @patrickbrinkmeier1858
      @patrickbrinkmeier1858 Год назад

      @@gymnasmic7425.... The death penalty is never possible unless a murder is committed. In order for a case to be eligible there must be a murder along with at least one other felony committed.

  • @AzimuthTao
    @AzimuthTao Год назад +264

    "would you like to defend yourself in the sentencing phase?"
    "No thanks, your honor. That didn't work out so well last time"

    • @ableton909
      @ableton909 Год назад +30

      Trevor Summers, Attorney At Law ©️

    • @Guys-Mom
      @Guys-Mom Год назад +2

      Lol

    • @lynnnelson6689
      @lynnnelson6689 Год назад +13

      @@ableton909 Now he can give advice to his pals in prison.

    • @onyourcoffeebreak2476
      @onyourcoffeebreak2476 Год назад

      ,😄😄🤣🤣

    • @Lurthatgurl
      @Lurthatgurl Год назад

      @@lynnnelson6689 he will be very popular in that department and others 😳 have fun.

  • @hucz
    @hucz Год назад +380

    Justice has been served. Guilty. He is a monster.

    • @fredajordan5704
      @fredajordan5704 Год назад

      Hucz : So very true, a harmless looking monster. Hope he gets life in jail.

    • @lindseywalker6925
      @lindseywalker6925 Год назад

      He's got another day in court, eventually

  • @Loulou-cd5kh
    @Loulou-cd5kh Год назад +125

    He tried to manipulate her on the stand and it backfired . The jury saw that . Glad this woman had the courage to stand up to him . She was amazing .he had the audacity to cross examine her and make her relive every second of what he did to her and then chose to not take the stand himself . He is disgusting

    • @ileanamuntean7338
      @ileanamuntean7338 Год назад +6

      A through and through coward on top of everything else.

  • @BlackLiesMatter
    @BlackLiesMatter Год назад +62

    A dangerous person that doesn't look dangerous is chilling and disturbing

    • @zendakk
      @zendakk Год назад +5

      Not sure what a dangerous person is supposed to look like. A 6ft4 mountain of tatooed muscles maybe? But that's not exactly what, for example, a certain Austrian-German with the iconic mustache and one missing testicle resembled.

  • @joedennehy386
    @joedennehy386 Год назад +477

    He wants the lawyer, now that he cannot torment his victim further. He actually believes he was entitled to do what he did. He has no remorse. Rot in jail and never hurt another woman

    • @carolfaycox06
      @carolfaycox06 Год назад +15

      ...or child.

    • @rockhaze
      @rockhaze Год назад +5

      He is entitled to represent himself, maybe you should consider reading the bill of rights and educating yourself instead of leaving an emotional, ignorant statement.

    • @rainy2090
      @rainy2090 Год назад +31

      ​​@@rockhaze where in his comment did he say it wasn't within his rights to represent himself?

    • @heavymetalsalsa9003
      @heavymetalsalsa9003 Год назад +20

      @@rockhaze Everyone has the right to represent themselves should they choose. Joe wasn't arguing against that. However, some people who aren't well versed in law, such as Summers, would have been better off with a lawyer.

    • @yhernandez4526
      @yhernandez4526 Год назад +13

      @@rockhaze I'm almost certain he meant entitled to do what he did to her. Not entitled to represent himself. Pretty ironic to be so harsh to someone about educating themselves, when you're not even 100% about what you're criticizing them for . Smh

  • @mamapoch1915
    @mamapoch1915 Год назад +1212

    One thing that is truly scary is how "normal" people like him seem.

    • @ladybugelle6065
      @ladybugelle6065 Год назад +71

      They walk among us every day...

    • @kristenpino4635
      @kristenpino4635 Год назад +20

      It's terrifying

    • @theRandy712
      @theRandy712 Год назад +1

      He seemed incredibly mentally ill to me. Not normal at all

    • @-PurpleDiamond-
      @-PurpleDiamond- Год назад +1

      He never came across as being "normal" to me. Hes a scary Narcissistic abuser. Ive been married to one. He was easy to spot as being one.

    • @BlackLiesMatter
      @BlackLiesMatter Год назад +24

      Ikr, just proves that you can't trust anyone

  • @MachinimaCommentary1
    @MachinimaCommentary1 Год назад +52

    “Please have a safe trip home and an enjoyable weekend”
    Trevor Summers felt that…

  • @slay2483
    @slay2483 Год назад +325

    Watching his ex wife go through this was painful. He's evil.

    • @kell_checks_in
      @kell_checks_in Год назад +14

      At least she got to stand up to him to his face and speak the truth!

    • @Zenigundam
      @Zenigundam Год назад +4

      @@kell_checks_in She should have stood up to him years ago and divorced him. What happened to all that talk of feminism and women being strong these days? Still not making the best relationship decisions...

    • @heavymetalsalsa9003
      @heavymetalsalsa9003 Год назад

      @@Zenigundam The pedophilic alpha male is back.

    • @paladin3116
      @paladin3116 Год назад +1

      @@Zenigundam That statement is to real and factual. You will be canceled. You choose to stay in bad relationships and you want to complain about a bad outcome?? LEAVE!

    • @Kyle-gd3cw
      @Kyle-gd3cw Год назад

      @@Zenigundam Most women choose to stay because they want money

  • @harshtimes23
    @harshtimes23 Год назад +345

    Of course he didn’t show any emotions during the reading of the verdict. He knew he did all those acts he’s just a manipulator.

    • @blondknight99
      @blondknight99 Год назад +22

      @@grandmaida7819 Yeah but I dont think people like that are "human" in same way we are. They're confused by peoples emotions because they dont have normal emotions themselves.

    • @maggieryan6988
      @maggieryan6988 Год назад +9

      He loved the attention.

    • @cheyannemcnabb9843
      @cheyannemcnabb9843 Год назад +17

      @@thegreatone11 I think otherwise, Real Men show emotions and verbalize it. I’d rather have a man who cries to me about feelings then someone who shows no emotion whatsoever, no matter the circumstance. I’m sorry you were shown otherwise, that’s so sad ❤️ I hope you have somebody to talk to and cry when you need, it’s healthy. Fun fact: tears are actually good for your skin! So when I cry, I rub the tears all over my face lol Makes me chuckle and feel a bit better! I also tell my loved ones that too, makes them laugh as well! “Rub those tears all over your face, it’s great for your skin tbh”

    • @tek4
      @tek4 Год назад +6

      I zoomed in on my phone and the first charge his eyes, the turned to pins with rage

    • @paladin3116
      @paladin3116 Год назад +1

      show emotion? What the heck do you want him to do?

  • @NewfieLawNerd
    @NewfieLawNerd Год назад +79

    Alissa is my hero! I would have never had the guts to confront my abuser in court. But she was brave, strong and victorious!

    • @AfterTheRains
      @AfterTheRains Год назад +6

      Thanks to her strength and determination, despite his manipulations of five years delaying the trial, she hung in and took this man off the street forever. He will never again manipulate another woman or child.
      Even his parents were conspicuously absent from any court proceedings.

  • @misstruboyzrc
    @misstruboyzrc Год назад +129

    I have been impressed by the judge throughout this trial. He has been very professional & treated everyone equally even though Mr Summers did NOT deserve it!!

    • @soundmind6477
      @soundmind6477 Год назад +7

      Everyone deserves a fair trial.

    • @leonskum7705
      @leonskum7705 Год назад

      Everyone deserves a fair trial, you tyrant.

    • @soundmind6477
      @soundmind6477 Год назад +9

      @@leonskum7705 Everyone deserves a fair trial that is without question, but name calling isn’t the answer when you disagree with someone.

    • @goodcatfilms4276
      @goodcatfilms4276 Год назад +2

      His diet is called into question though lol

  • @Lurthatgurl
    @Lurthatgurl Год назад +98

    I forgot he had all of those federal charges. He stole from many customers out of a lot of money and incomplete pools. He’s going away for a LONG time.

    • @Shawn-rq4py
      @Shawn-rq4py Год назад +8

      Yeah just one count of attempted murder is life without & there are 2 counts on top of everything else. He’ll never get out

    • @AfterTheRains
      @AfterTheRains Год назад +3

      Conning customers as well as conning investors out of huge sums of money.

    • @oooBASTIooo
      @oooBASTIooo Год назад

      @@Shawn-rq4py Where do you have that information from? Attempted Murder carries a maximum sentence of 25 years...

    • @Shawn-rq4py
      @Shawn-rq4py Год назад

      @@oooBASTIooo it was at the end of one video. I think it was this one where they found him guilty of each of the charges. I’d have to look to see if it’s elsewhere

    • @Shawn-rq4py
      @Shawn-rq4py Год назад

      @@oooBASTIooo I’ve looked and can not find the chart I saw. It had each charge and both attempted 1st murder was life. I’ve just checked Fl code and you’re right. Again I have no idea where I saw it. It was either at the end of one of the videos he was in or a chart in an article when I was looking at how long the deliberation took. In any case you are correct

  • @melnimtz
    @melnimtz Год назад +187

    The Jury got it right! Justice has been served!

    • @lynnnelson6689
      @lynnnelson6689 Год назад +6

      And to think some were worried at an-all-man jury.

  • @missiris1234
    @missiris1234 Год назад +73

    He didn’t even make a good lawyer. Can’t blame anyone but himself now.

  • @speakupify
    @speakupify Год назад +125

    No brainer guilty verdict. So happy that she can now live her life without fear and hopefully have a fulfilled life. Hopefully her children have her strength to also move on because the affect this will have on their life forever is yet to be seen.
    To all the trolls in the live chat., take a good look at yourselves ... how you ever believed she could have made this up!!! Well his own writings and confessions alone should make you stop and think before you hit the keyboard!!!
    Fantastic judge.

    • @January.
      @January. Год назад

      *a fulfilling life

    • @couincouin3000
      @couincouin3000 Год назад +1

      there is still no proofs, she could had very well made it all up, but society always trust women no matters the absurdity of their claims

    • @wkjacobs3893
      @wkjacobs3893 Год назад +5

      @@couincouin3000 incel

    • @tullochgorum6323
      @tullochgorum6323 Год назад +2

      @@couincouin3000 So three confessions and the evidence of his own children weren't enough for you - on top of witnesses and a mountain of forensic evidence? I think you need clinical help, my friend - you appear to be terrified of women.

    • @couincouin3000
      @couincouin3000 Год назад

      @@tullochgorum6323 Only god can really judge him, and unless there is footage, the doubt is still there

  • @MashaRistova
    @MashaRistova Год назад +78

    Seeing how emotional alisa is hearing the verdict get read is making me tear up a bit. It has to be such a relief for her. I am so glad she got justice. She’s a survivor

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад

      Of her own stupidity probably

    • @spaceace1006
      @spaceace1006 Год назад +4

      Let us all pray for her safety and the safety of her kids! May God protect them!

    • @lovely2748
      @lovely2748 Год назад

      1000000000

  • @EgoKillerPodcast
    @EgoKillerPodcast Год назад +61

    Good! This guy is a freak and shouldn’t be free ever again! The way he was harassing his victim on the stand made my skin crawl.

  • @whoopsydaisy6389
    @whoopsydaisy6389 Год назад +269

    Watching the transformations in Trevors body language was so enjoyable I wanted to watch it again. The quickened breathing, dialted pupils, shoulder slump, jaw clenching, and more is such a wonderful sight to behold. Justice has been served.

    • @carlysma2891
      @carlysma2891 Год назад +28

      I think he is in shock. He thought he would get away with it.

    • @LinkRocks
      @LinkRocks Год назад +15

      @@carlysma2891 That and he started to realize what his life is now gonna to be like and it's not pretty.

    • @Large_Marge_Sent_Me_
      @Large_Marge_Sent_Me_ Год назад +10

      the irregular blinking made me think he was using Morse code

    • @lisamcilvainartpage8838
      @lisamcilvainartpage8838 Год назад +9

      And his red ears!

    • @julietbarnes5634
      @julietbarnes5634 Год назад +3

      I love your name because it’s my mom’s name Daisy. You are so observant. I had to rewind and observe your findings. You are so so so on point. Fantastic Observations.

  • @EllenCPickle
    @EllenCPickle Год назад +166

    I hope the children and their mom can begin to heal from this horrific ordeal! Its so scary that it lead to this. Parental alienation is a dangerous thing. I hope it opens more eyes to targeted parents. Thank you to the jury for seeing the truth!

    • @spaceace1006
      @spaceace1006 Год назад +9

      May God bring peace and healing to the Wife & Kids!

    • @startwithurfeet230
      @startwithurfeet230 Год назад +3

      I don't follow the case. Was he alienating her?

    • @EllenCPickle
      @EllenCPickle Год назад +1

      @@startwithurfeet230 he brainwashed the kids, especially the older one to leave the window unlocked. He is a narcissist. He hid his money from her, even has been accused of federal crimes with his finances...His daughter later in an interview said how she was brainwashed into thinking her mom was breaking up the family, which in my experience is a red flag. Parental alienation starts subtle then can advance to more serious things like this. Its just a hunch, but this has all the red flags of it

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад +3

      Did you know the jury were _all men??_ I can't believe they allowed that!

    • @fredajordan5704
      @fredajordan5704 Год назад +1

      @@bow_wow_wow I thought this wasn`t allowed either. Well at least in this brutal case the did make the right decisions.

  • @porkchop6714
    @porkchop6714 Год назад +18

    If there was EVER a clearer case of "You have no one to blame but yourself"I don't know what it is.

  • @alliekattlopez5535
    @alliekattlopez5535 Год назад +193

    Thank you....people with common sense. 🙏🏼

    • @Lisa1111
      @Lisa1111 Год назад +8

      May I correct you? That would be "uncommon" sense anymore 😉

    • @Zenigundam
      @Zenigundam Год назад +3

      You need more than common sense to litigate a court case, honey.

    • @alliekattlopez5535
      @alliekattlopez5535 Год назад +2

      @@Lisa1111 😆😆

    • @alliekattlopez5535
      @alliekattlopez5535 Год назад +5

      @@Zenigundam There are plenty of jurors with no common sense...honey.

    • @csh43166
      @csh43166 Год назад +3

      @@Lisa1111 Unfortunately, you're 100% correct...

  • @dyannalt
    @dyannalt Год назад +117

    I hope that he doesn’t get a chance to intimidate his ex again, ever

    • @ginarizzo1039
      @ginarizzo1039 Год назад +12

      The crazy part is he will torment her from prison and manipulate other inmate to harass her.Pschopaths like him won’t give up!I hope her and the kids are safe and forget this crackpot!

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад +1

      I do

  • @MrKingdavis13
    @MrKingdavis13 Год назад +80

    I personally think his whole plan with representing himself was because he thought he would intimidate her and get to to retract some of her testimony so that he could say the entire thing was made up. I give her props for staying strong and not letting him control her again. Unfortunately the second possibility was to get another trial at some point in the future by claiming that he didn't get a fair trial blah, blah, blah. I hope that he gets 20 years minimum for the first charge for the 16 years of marriage that he put her through and the 4 years waiting for justice the the rest of the charges to add onto that so he never steps outside the bars again.

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад +2

      You're the first person to suggest this. Brilliant, really.

    • @Dreamagain11
      @Dreamagain11 Год назад +1

      An actual lawyer could have picked her entire testimony apart and left it in shambles with all of the inconsistencies.

    • @dexterious006
      @dexterious006 Год назад +3

      You can't choose to represent yourself, and then appeal a conviction based on inadequate counsel. He might think that he can, but he can't. "Invited error" means you can't overturn a trial result because of your own error.

    • @fremontpathfinder8463
      @fremontpathfinder8463 Год назад +2

      @@Dreamagain11 Not true. Note he tried to kill himself when caught.

    • @smartyjonez5470
      @smartyjonez5470 Год назад +1

      Why do they have bIack people reading out the verdicts ?? Half of them can’t even read correctly

  • @1HonestAbe
    @1HonestAbe Год назад +60

    Was watching the video last 2 days on " Law Talk with Mike " as he weighed in on various legal points. Great insight explaining things.
    this guy deserves EVERYTHING he will get in prison. A real control freak who will have NO CONTROL where he is going. it will be torture for him... and he deserves every second. Don't think he will get along with inmates very well with his ' personality '.

  • @sandrachisholm2310
    @sandrachisholm2310 Год назад +202

    Thank you God! Justice has prevailed. What an arrogant, obnoxious and brutal man. So happy for this woman. I hope he goes away for life. He actually thought he could win by defending his horrendous actions. Peace to this lady and her children.

    • @tullochgorum6323
      @tullochgorum6323 Год назад +11

      I don't think he thought he could win. It's a safe guess that the sacked all his previous attorneys because they advised him to plead guilty - he had no defence. But he wanted one last chance to terrorise his poor ex wife, even if that meant dragging his own children through the ordeal of a trial...

    • @carolroberts9206
      @carolroberts9206 Год назад

      🙏❤️

    • @spaceace1006
      @spaceace1006 Год назад +1

      Question: how long will he actually be incarcerated? Any possibility of parole? What about the safety of the Wife & Kids if he gets out? Unfortunately, restraining orders aren't worth the paper they're written on.

    • @sandrachisholm2310
      @sandrachisholm2310 Год назад +1

      @@tullochgorum6323 Hey Tulluchgorum...where are you from? Cape Breton, Nova Scotia here, and your name is known here as a very good fiddle tune for step dancing!

    • @sandrachisholm2310
      @sandrachisholm2310 Год назад

      Oh it's a good tune! I know the steps myself. To heck with all the trouble makers, I love your name and the tune!

  • @ginarizzo1039
    @ginarizzo1039 Год назад +71

    His lies about what he did were ridiculous plus getting those kids involved.Put him under the prison!!

    • @PostUp_Time
      @PostUp_Time Год назад

      *INNOCENT MAN SENT TO JAIL......AGAIN!1*

    • @gjg0621
      @gjg0621 Год назад +4

      What is sooooo messed up, he believes his spin on the events of that weekend. It was just a romantic getaway.
      God bless his ex wife. She is one of the strongest women I’ve ever seen. Only happiness for her for the rest of her life.

    • @rachelwalsh6116
      @rachelwalsh6116 Год назад +3

      @@PostUp_Time he literally admitted to it so how is he innocent

    • @jdmmg4904
      @jdmmg4904 Год назад +4

      @@PostUp_Time he literally admitted what he did. To not be able to see and understand this I think you either must be an abuser yourself, a victim or an incel.

    • @andodirect
      @andodirect Год назад +2

      @@PostUp_Time so says the tiny mind again.

  • @JeffStreamsThings
    @JeffStreamsThings Год назад +10

    Listening to this woman struggle to read out the verdict is giving me second hand cringe.

  • @AfterTheRains
    @AfterTheRains Год назад +31

    Awaiting sentencing for six federal charges! I was unaware he had already been found guilty of, I assume, fraud.
    So good that no one in the all male jury were like him.

  • @rhondaburke2231
    @rhondaburke2231 Год назад +78

    He jumped on getting that attorney real quick!! He probably thinks that having 1 judge recuse himself and 4 attorneys fired cost him. However I 100% believe he would have been found guilty either way. But he’s not taking any chances with his sentencing. Jerk hole deserves what he gets.

    • @geoffpoole483
      @geoffpoole483 Год назад +3

      It's a shame he was given the option to reappoint counsel after he was arrogant enough to believe he could represent himself.

  • @fredbloggs8369
    @fredbloggs8369 Год назад +120

    I'm so glad he defended himself

  • @Lonesome__Dove
    @Lonesome__Dove Год назад +141

    That moment when you hear the guilty verdicts read out, as a victim, is like releasing all of that emotion you've been pushing back..its like a floodgate of emotion and some of them you haven't felt in so long. Its really hard to explain but its very almost freeing. But its a temporary relief until the sentencing is over. A whole near fear and worry comes over you thinking about will they get out in time to come back and finish what they started? I finally felt a good amount of peace when i heard my abuser get 37 yrs in a federal prison...i truly knew if he got out alive he'd be an old decrepit man. I still get emails if he gets moved from facility to facility and given the states prosecuter never gets rid of the system that alerts victims of changes( like California just got rid of their email system for victims)i will know for the rest of ny life and that gives me peace as well.

    • @jdmmg4904
      @jdmmg4904 Год назад +3

      Why did California make this decision to not alert the victims about the changes?

    • @andraiamatrixxx6139
      @andraiamatrixxx6139 Год назад +6

      💕so happy you survived and are able to process this so well💕

    • @robertaglass
      @robertaglass Год назад

      @@jdmmg4904 George Gascon is a pro-criminal, anti-victim prosecutor. George Soros (not a conspiracy theory, Gascon is on record saying Soros funded his and a host of other “progressive” prosecutors’ campaigns all over America. It’s a nightmare for victims and community safety in general.

    • @scientistatwork4667
      @scientistatwork4667 Год назад

      @@bow_wow_wow Another insensitive clown that takes joy in other people's misery. Try contributing something more than nothing in your short life.

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад +4

      I, too, am a survivor and you are BRAVE and STRONG!! Congratulations on being FREE from your ABUSER!!

  • @JANEDOE_Number_1
    @JANEDOE_Number_1 Год назад +24

    For every survivor who won’t get justice, who must watch the person who violated them enjoy their life.

    • @Renemor
      @Renemor Год назад

      Thank you🙏🏻❤️

  • @fieryweasel
    @fieryweasel Год назад +62

    Props to the judge for navigating this case as smoothly as he did.

    • @Lurthatgurl
      @Lurthatgurl Год назад

      Yes!!!!!

    • @Lurthatgurl
      @Lurthatgurl Год назад

      I really liked him. He did well. But I bet his first appeal will involve the judge doing something wrong. But the appeals county will just laugh.

    • @modeswitching
      @modeswitching Год назад

      The judge had a very tough job to do, guiding the defendant through the process without going so far as to coach him, staying neutral while giving a per se defendant just a little bit of leeway when appropriate, and masterfully managing the courtroom during some tense moments. He did a fantastic job and showed great respect to the jurors. And moreover, he seems to really enjoy his job.

  • @Lillymclilly11
    @Lillymclilly11 Год назад +89

    Justice for this poor woman and her beautiful children, thank God❤

    • @natstar7864
      @natstar7864 Год назад +3

      Only justice for her the kids are stuck having him as a father.

    • @polly6336
      @polly6336 Год назад +4

      @@natstar7864 in a biological sense, yes, but at least they never ever have to deal with him, or have their own children deal with him. He's gone.

    • @abebuckingham8198
      @abebuckingham8198 Год назад +3

      @@natstar7864 She's remarried. When the children testified at trial they called him Trevor. I hope it cut.

  • @kittikatt999
    @kittikatt999 Год назад +38

    Now this has made my night!!!!! What sweet music to my ears! I know this cannot erase what has been done, but I do hope this helps her find some peace and to feel a bit justified. And I absolutely love that he realized he made a mistake and is now seeking counsel for his sentencing phase. This is what a true narcissistic monster looks and behaves like.

  • @Picklemedia
    @Picklemedia Год назад +8

    "Guilty on all charges, do you want your lawyer back"?
    "Yes" 😐🙂😃😂🤣

  • @rosameryrojas-delcerro1059
    @rosameryrojas-delcerro1059 Год назад +28

    He should fire his lawyer... Oh- wait.....

  • @JustTheFactsYall
    @JustTheFactsYall Год назад +34

    1:08 is when he’s processing it. 1:47 it sets in for him 😂 watch that eye brow 😂 thank you jury for the justice and not allowing this monster back out.

  • @melureuin3848
    @melureuin3848 Год назад +20

    Thank you Jury for doing the right thing!

  • @kolar
    @kolar Год назад +21

    1:00 Right about here that little gulp or head nod is involuntary. You've been in stressful situations before. His adrenaline is burnt out. He's waited hours to hear his fate from the jury, the rest of his life or 24/7 hours 365 days for however long he lives inside prison walls and eating prison food. The shock of knowing he lost and will go away for the rest of his life in prison is like a burning rod of steel being shoved down his throat while another goes through his brain stem silencing him finally. He can't think, say or do anything but feel rage. Silently. It's perfect. Trevor needs to go away for good.

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад

      Look how malevolent all you people are 🤣 you act like you're so much better than him, you're not, you're exactly the same

    • @jdmmg4904
      @jdmmg4904 Год назад +1

      @@bow_wow_wow you are sick.

  • @thandontantiso3744
    @thandontantiso3744 Год назад +82

    That was quick. Pleasantly surprised that they came to a verdict pretty quickly

    • @rachelwalsh6116
      @rachelwalsh6116 Год назад +8

      Why as he had admitted to it and when he decided to repensent himself

    • @Zenigundam
      @Zenigundam Год назад +2

      They came to a verdict, not a "conclusion". Diction is extremely important, so I suggest that you brush up on your vocabulary. There's a difference between a verdict and a conclusion.

    • @bree._.
      @bree._. Год назад +6

      Well with all the evidence they had and the fact that he represented himself it’s not that surprising how fast they came back with a verdict. He’s CLEARLY guilty all he did was dig his own grave.

    • @eleanoraquitaine2966
      @eleanoraquitaine2966 Год назад

      I'm not. All they have to do is read the forms and take a vote.

    • @alliekattlopez5535
      @alliekattlopez5535 Год назад +2

      I think representing himself, played a part in that.

  • @FuriousMoses
    @FuriousMoses Год назад +24

    Seeing justice done is very satisfying

  • @wellwouldyalookitthat
    @wellwouldyalookitthat Год назад +31

    I can't stand the way she reads. It literally hurts my ears. It's as if I'm sitting in a 5th grade class room waiting patiently for the semi literate kid next to me to finish reading the page that the teacher called on him to read.
    Anyhoo.... GUILTY on ALL charges as deserved!! I never doubted that justice would be served in this case. Nice 👍🏼

    • @emmafrench7219
      @emmafrench7219 Год назад +9

      I'm glad I'm not the only one to think that the lady reading out the verdict had a very annoying voice and difficult to understand at times.

    • @wellwouldyalookitthat
      @wellwouldyalookitthat Год назад +2

      @@emmafrench7219 Well, I understood her just fine. She just reads like a sloth in a tree lol

    • @reynaolvera7526
      @reynaolvera7526 Год назад +2

      I agree

    • @emmafrench7219
      @emmafrench7219 Год назад

      For just a minute there I thought you really did think she read it out fine.😊 I thought I should get my hearing checked out. 👂. Pardon??

    • @AJDaniels5298
      @AJDaniels5298 Год назад +1

      That's absolutely the energy she's giving off!

  • @allisonjames2923
    @allisonjames2923 Год назад +14

    He seems remarkably unconcerned about being found guilty on every charge with 10 further federal charges hanging over him. Probably thinks he’ll get to torture his poor ex more on appeal. Hope he doesn’t have a single ground to appeal on

    • @geoffpoole483
      @geoffpoole483 Год назад +4

      I've read accounts of people found guilty. The shock takes about half an hour to sink in, that's why so many are unemotional in court. Go behind the scenes a little while later and they're in bits.

    • @AfterTheRains
      @AfterTheRains Год назад

      Hopefully , he doesn’t have grounds on inept council.

    • @Blasted2Oblivion
      @Blasted2Oblivion Год назад

      @@AfterTheRains When you represent yourself, you lose that avenue of appeal. His best shot is to go after the fact that they denied his jury instructions for changing your mind about killing someone. It still wouldn't matter because that only applies if you don't start physical action but it is one angle he might be able to push.

  • @brendaprodoehl
    @brendaprodoehl Год назад +94

    The jury got it right this time

    • @Zenigundam
      @Zenigundam Год назад +2

      "Right" and "wrong" are relative terms that depend on your sense of morality. I'd appreciate if you weren't so dogmatic in your assertions.

    • @iWillProbablyDieOnTwoWheels
      @iWillProbablyDieOnTwoWheels Год назад +2

      @@Zenigundam When did "they" get it "wrong?"

    • @dingosmith9932
      @dingosmith9932 Год назад +1

      @@Zenigundam oh look, someone's studying 1st year philosophy. Good luck in the real world.

    • @abebuckingham8198
      @abebuckingham8198 Год назад +1

      @@Zenigundam I take it you know exactly nothing about this case. If you did you wouldn't be so dogmatic.

  • @brookehamilton3139
    @brookehamilton3139 Год назад +25

    He knew he would be found guilty he just wanted her to go through the horror again.

  • @TayTay33
    @TayTay33 Год назад +4

    That clerk is struggling to read those verdicts. 😬

  • @sandraderby1628
    @sandraderby1628 Год назад +5

    That was a strong woman to sit there and be questioned by her abuser.

  • @lightbulb900watts
    @lightbulb900watts Год назад +71

    Couldn’t possibly have seen that coming with that impressive defense 😹. Bye bro

    • @joshuaDstarks
      @joshuaDstarks Год назад +13

      It also doesn’t help recording admissions to just about every offense leveled at you.

  • @joyceyagoda4207
    @joyceyagoda4207 Год назад +54

    He is arrogant and a narcissist!

  • @travelinglight4656
    @travelinglight4656 Год назад +8

    This whole event is devastating. As I watch she isn't being supported by anyone..she's still standing on her own. She's a powerful woman

  • @TahtahmesDiary
    @TahtahmesDiary Год назад +17

    Nooooo waaaaaay WHO could have seen this coming after watching the trial? What a surprise! What a shock! You mean the dude who admitted to all his crimes openly as if they were perfectly normal behavior is…guilty? I would have never guessed this ending.

    • @Blasted2Oblivion
      @Blasted2Oblivion Год назад

      It's almost like a B movie horror where the twist ending is that there is no twist ending.

  • @deno3689
    @deno3689 Год назад +38

    I'm so happy that he will get what he deserves, he's not a man he's a monster.

    • @geodude7116
      @geodude7116 Год назад

      Yes. Or even better, he’s a devil.

  • @Guys-Mom
    @Guys-Mom Год назад +55

    GUILTY ALL CHARGES PSYCHOPATH doesn't even breath heavy.
    A woman of five and her poor five children(all ages) God be with them all as the entire family helps these kids navigate. ⚖️n Navigate their heartless father.
    Will be in prison for life, soon to be sentenced and they can all move forward in life.
    Psychopath belongs in prison

    • @polly6336
      @polly6336 Год назад +4

      His blink rate tells me he's rattled. At long last *he* is rattled and Alisa can breathe easy.

  • @choppaj247
    @choppaj247 Год назад +15

    He just wanted to play more narcissistic mind games on his wife. He knew he had no chance but this was a way to talk to her and she HAS to answer one last time. Now he can rewatch this over and over when it's played on court channels

  • @amandacox4211
    @amandacox4211 Год назад +16

    This clown has made just one bad choice after another in his train wreck of a life hasn't he? 🙄

  • @LovenotHate130
    @LovenotHate130 Год назад +33

    He looks so crazy look at his guilty face not even shocked but look at the wife face we see who was telling the truth

  • @DN-kz7xl
    @DN-kz7xl Год назад +22

    The clerk should have an opportunity to go through the verdict before reading aloud. At one stage she seem to omit ""murder".

    • @mus3504
      @mus3504 Год назад +6

      🤣🤣🤣🤣 My English is ok still could do better then the clerk

    • @YourPsychDoc
      @YourPsychDoc Год назад +4

      Maybe the person reading has dyslexia or some other reading or speech impediment. We understood her. Be kind.

    • @mus3504
      @mus3504 Год назад +8

      @@YourPsychDoc Then they should let someone else do the reading !

    • @SS11660
      @SS11660 Год назад +2

      The judge should read it because he has a microphone.

    • @oOIIIMIIIOo
      @oOIIIMIIIOo Год назад +5

      Yes, it was difficult to follow.

  • @sendit1924
    @sendit1924 Год назад +5

    "we the jury, should have picked someone who can read more fluently, to speak out the verdict"

    • @geoffpoole483
      @geoffpoole483 Год назад

      It was the clerk of the court; a jury foreperson would have the valid excuse of not having to do itvery often. Perhaps the clerk is new.

  • @pr-ji1ni
    @pr-ji1ni Год назад +8

    I've never written to a convict, but when Summers is imprisoned I will send him a letter thanking him for being so arrogant as to represent himself. His sociopathic need for control made it so much easier for him to be found guilty, and I hope he gets to regret his arrogance and his stupidity while he is withering away in prison.

    • @stacyeandrew2
      @stacyeandrew2 Год назад +1

      👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 exactly

  • @13orrax
    @13orrax Год назад +30

    defending yourself always works out

  • @encinobalboa
    @encinobalboa Год назад +36

    Hope the judge says "to run consecutively" at his sentencing.

    • @SalamiDiscipline
      @SalamiDiscipline Год назад

      Be nice. It’ll be concurrent.

    • @Blasted2Oblivion
      @Blasted2Oblivion Год назад

      Doesn't really matter. The attempted murder in the first degree by itself is life without parole.

  • @SeanPGribbons
    @SeanPGribbons Год назад +2

    His past 4 attorneys are like hey man we could’ve done that for ya!

  • @kathleenp9643
    @kathleenp9643 Год назад +11

    Thanks to the jury, this man will stay where he belongs..behind bars. He is a narcissistic control freak. It was disgusting watching him fire his lawyer so he could try to victimize Alisa! So glad he got EXACTLY what he deserves!!!

  • @BeautifulRiot
    @BeautifulRiot Год назад +31

    If you watch his face as they announce he's guilty, he looks suprised, like he thought he was actually going to get off.. narcissism knows no bounds i swear

  • @jimmypenrose1401
    @jimmypenrose1401 Год назад +30

    Assuming he has to serve the sentences for each count consecutively; he won't have to worry about retirement or end of life healthcare. Not that he's likely to need either very long; a guy like that is not going to do well in prison.

    • @jeepliving1
      @jeepliving1 Год назад +3

      Yeah, convicts looove guys that walk around with an arrogant and conceited smirk.

    • @MultiLimpet
      @MultiLimpet Год назад

      A guy like him will do great in prison.

    • @Blasted2Oblivion
      @Blasted2Oblivion Год назад

      Even if he gets to serve them concurrently (no chance of that), the attempted murder 1 by itself is life without parole. He is done.

  • @spivey6245
    @spivey6245 Год назад +1

    Thank You for covering this story and sharing the verdict even after hours 💯

  • @GrampiesCorner
    @GrampiesCorner Год назад +73

    I feel bad for the kids, they are the ones who are suffering in this. They just lost their father and could feel guilty because they helped him do this.

    • @shawnmurray9964
      @shawnmurray9964 Год назад +13

      I thought that too, he cares nothing for them, only himself. I hope the guilt doesn’t wreck them.

    • @CarterKey6
      @CarterKey6 Год назад +4

      Your virtue signaling avatar makes you a little sus

    • @shawnmurray9964
      @shawnmurray9964 Год назад +16

      @@CarterKey6 bored hun?

    • @JennyLouLou
      @JennyLouLou Год назад +9

      They unknowingly helped him. That particular child is still beyond devastated per her own words.

    • @paladin3116
      @paladin3116 Год назад +1

      @@shawnmurray9964 Thats how most wives are but no one sees anything about that? double standard

  • @joyciejd9673
    @joyciejd9673 Год назад +15

    too wonderful for words. thank you, Jury!!!!

  • @rhondaburke2231
    @rhondaburke2231 Год назад +65

    Praise God. The Jury definitely got it right this time!!!!

    • @Hello-ig1px
      @Hello-ig1px Год назад +1

      really?
      this is clearly the wrong verdict.
      how tf does a man "kidnap" and "SA" his own wife? that literally makes no sense whatsoever?
      i think you girls like you just like getting men trouble nowadays for the dumbest things.

    • @audraperkins3451
      @audraperkins3451 Год назад +7

      Praise the Jury .

    • @Hello-ig1px
      @Hello-ig1px Год назад

      @UCZzqEH2LmlxyycpIidKQNeg
      cringe comment.
      also you liked your own comment, even more cringe.

    • @iWillProbablyDieOnTwoWheels
      @iWillProbablyDieOnTwoWheels Год назад +1

      Praise who? What time did the jury get it wrong?

    • @James-yi1vk
      @James-yi1vk Год назад +2

      Don't praise God. He is the one that let this happen.

  • @deeliciousplum
    @deeliciousplum Год назад +12

    Thank goodness. Justice served. ⚖

  • @zenamen5221
    @zenamen5221 Год назад +7

    I predicted it - over and over and over again. Guilty on all charges. Hallelujah !

  • @ledout7733
    @ledout7733 Год назад +4

    How can somebody that can't read gets a job as a court clerk ?

  • @Truth1561
    @Truth1561 Год назад +24

    Of course he was guilty! What a screwball! His poor kids 😩

    • @yasminmiller1132
      @yasminmiller1132 Год назад

      Kids are sweet! She’s married and all has a man and the kids well some off them aren’t kids anymore they have him as a father figure. Some ppl don’t have that at all!!!!!

  • @pablobrad100
    @pablobrad100 Год назад +8

    Could they NOT have found a court recorder capable of clear, ungarbled enunciation?! 😣

  • @feckerse
    @feckerse Год назад +3

    why do court clerks sound like they're reading at Spot The Dog level?

  • @Baylee
    @Baylee Год назад +21

    The Jury got it right! 👍 He's going to the Big House for a long time!

  • @inhisservicegodis3287
    @inhisservicegodis3287 Год назад +42

    What a horrible individual 😞

  • @briarrose29
    @briarrose29 Год назад +2

    He wanted to humiliate the victim on the stand, then he had to stand and have his verdict read in front of her. That’s some poetic justice, right there!

  • @LifeHacksbyStacy
    @LifeHacksbyStacy Год назад +6

    The way he smiled/smirked right at the camera! Wth something is so wrong with him. Now going to google these federal charges etc. I went in without knowing anything to get a true feeling of the case.

  • @FireflyXOXO1
    @FireflyXOXO1 Год назад +35

    Justice has been served!

    • @natstar7864
      @natstar7864 Год назад +2

      He admitted to doing the crime no jury should have been needed after that.

  • @annakidd3163
    @annakidd3163 Год назад +19

    Those in prison are waiting for Trevor Summers arrival... His crime is horrific...

  • @jessykamejia-velez7529
    @jessykamejia-velez7529 Год назад +6

    Thank goodness these 6 men saw what he was and believed the evidence brought by the state.
    There is a reason why Judges advise defendants against representing themselves but Narcissists can never see past theirselves

  • @teresathayn5170
    @teresathayn5170 Год назад +2

    Narcissists truly are their own worst enemies.

  • @SarahSmith-mu1wc
    @SarahSmith-mu1wc Год назад +15

    Was there really any doubt? 😂😂😂 There's no other way this could have gone. That maniac was guilty as sin.

  • @polly6336
    @polly6336 Год назад +25

    I watched this live but had to watch again because... well it's a glorious day for justice and for his ex-family.
    Thank you, jurors and thank you Judge. No one can say this wasn't a fair trial.
    Bye Trevor.

    • @ropesgal
      @ropesgal Год назад +1

      Me too

    • @SalamiDiscipline
      @SalamiDiscipline Год назад

      Move along now

    • @polly6336
      @polly6336 Год назад +1

      @@SalamiDiscipline yep, his ex-family and the entire world will now 'move along' while he rots away. Sweet.

    • @SalamiDiscipline
      @SalamiDiscipline Год назад

      @@polly6336 LOL

    • @ropesgal
      @ropesgal Год назад +1

      @@SalamiDiscipline I'm am right to sentencing, see ya there!!!!!

  • @jazminesanchez7449
    @jazminesanchez7449 Год назад +2

    Wish they could find a court reporter that could READ to read the verdict!

  • @melstiller8561
    @melstiller8561 Год назад +16

    "Don't judge a book by its cover" is the perfect description of this criminal defendant. You never know what someone is like by their outer appearance.

    • @gjg0621
      @gjg0621 Год назад +1

      Or until you divorce them

    • @melstiller8561
      @melstiller8561 Год назад

      @@gjg0621 --
      Yes, that too!

    • @bow_wow_wow
      @bow_wow_wow Год назад

      Lots of people think he looks creepy, like an obvious sociopath

    • @melstiller8561
      @melstiller8561 Год назад +1

      @@bow_wow_wow --
      For anyone who thinks he looks creepy, they equate his creepiness with the guilty outcome of his court case. Take Ted Bundy, for instance: he was one of the most charismatic and normal-looking guys anyone could meet. There are plenty of creepy-looking people who are weird and different in how they look but aren't criminals. Do you know what I mean?

    • @Melindah111
      @Melindah111 Год назад

      You can tell Trevor is soulles and evil by looking his eyes only. Just as Bundy and others.

  • @watsonspuzzle
    @watsonspuzzle Год назад +8

    Good!! His attorney was a fool.

  • @jo-annoxenham7775
    @jo-annoxenham7775 Год назад +14

    Thank God hope he gets a long, long sentence.

  • @annitownsley8984
    @annitownsley8984 Год назад +6

    I can see it in his eyes that he can still beat this. It hasn’t sunk in yet. I want to be there when he finally does lol

  • @truettrusler1485
    @truettrusler1485 Год назад +4

    now he wants an attorney.