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@hankfratus7052 Год назад

The man with the braids was so sweet for trying to find a reasonable explanation for all of these people crimes. Like he never said “you look like a criminal who would do this” he was more like “you borrowed a gun from a buddy you didn’t know was stolen and then went out to have a good time at a party cuz you just look so fun and shit got wild and they went crazy with the charges” 😂meanwhile the defense attorney is like “you fit the stereotype I saw on TV”

@BIGQUAI 11 месяцев назад

Thank you kindly. I don't like to throw folks under the bus

@ash_dablunt9258 11 месяцев назад

Bruh I be the exact same way coming up wit stories for everybody😂 some people even go with It because they don't wanna admit whatever it really was. It was really refreshing to see someone like me lol. Totally subscribed to him jus now

@noneya1238 9 месяцев назад

Cause be knew the internet is full of hypercritical snowflakes

@Ohhhoneyyy 9 месяцев назад

Or the domestic violence one he was like “you look like someone who wouldn’t take no nonsense” instead of straight up saying she whooped someone

@redc.5342 7 месяцев назад

no bc i was so shook when she started stereotyping her own race like who does that and shes an attorney.

@Samara12100 Год назад

I’m so happy that a lot of people called the defense attorney out for her judgment, the fact that she is a licensed defense attorney and goes off media is crazy to me.

@mercedesgregg6847 Год назад

What else is she supposed to go off of though in this scenario? The point of this game is to basically “stereotype” people and sort them into “categories” without any real information

@FrancescaPessarelli Год назад

@@mercedesgregg6847 idk...her own 20 years of professional experience would be a place to start

@rarelytwice_ Год назад

am i the only person who feels like she was on some kind of substance? she was slurring her speech, and when you listen to what she is saying it just barely makes sense. she definitely was either drunk or off a xanax or something.

@rachelfoust6706 Год назад

She was a public defender not a district attorney.

@bichen-up-ur Год назад

hopefully her defense is better than her prosecution skills in this video

@nathananderson7962 7 месяцев назад

"Why do you think I'm domestically violent" "you're a black male" Not even "you have big muscles and look like you could push somebody around." Insane that this is literally her job. Scared for her clients.

@nicoleleannmoore 5 месяцев назад

Thats not what she said

@nathananderson7962 5 месяцев назад

@@nicoleleannmoore That's literally exactly what she said. "Why do you think I might be a perpetrator of domestic violence?" "You look like a male ... a man of color." "Is there a specific race you see?" "I do, I see you as a black male." What part of that doesn't match my simplification? 5:11 and 5:26

@KombatW0mbat 3 месяца назад

@@nicoleleannmooreu got some selective hearing big dawg

@Roach4 2 месяца назад

She literally said “all of the those TV shows that I watch”

@juliasuny8601 Год назад

as someone who’s studying to eventually become a criminal defense attorney i am BAFFLED that that woman has been practicing for 20 YEARS with that kind of mindset???? good on them for calling her out

@TheLordOfNothing 11 месяцев назад

She’s literally presented with NO evidence. She’s just going off of what she thinks. Give her a break.

@benjaminpetersen1952 10 месяцев назад

Really you're BAFFLED? That's the US justice system at work right there. Text book

@mx.menacing 10 месяцев назад

@@TheLordOfNothingShe openly stated that her assumptions were based off of media which is notorious for portraying black men especially as violent and criminal. She has A LOT of internalized misandry and racism. She should have based her thoughts on her 20 years of work experience, not biased media.

@Aaron-kp6kp 10 месяцев назад

@@TheLordOfNothing Did you not see the first 3 minutes? She literally said “I’m thinking of an older black guy” when seeing the charge of possession of substances

@XXTH3ST4RXX 10 месяцев назад

@@mx.menacing she’s not being a misandrist, it’s just basic fact. males are more likely to commit violent crimes. boo hoo.

@alexisfisher30 Год назад

I'm SO proud of that guy for standing up for himself!! She was so embarrassed with herself.

@sidneycarlen4831 Год назад

@@someonestyyy1503 huh

@mxndajean743 Год назад

she absolutely should be!!

@nikmrn Год назад

@@mxndajean743 Hahaha

@HelloKitty-hi7wm Год назад

Took her answer back real quick 😂😂😂

@MusicLoveLife1993 Год назад

She played herself. And she showed exactly how broken the system is. Congrats girl thanks for proving our points to some of the worlds injustices

@moiradavis8364 Год назад

The girl who took the charges at 14 years old so her mom and sister would stay safe and at home is an angel. She didn’t choose to get a stolen car but she chose to protect her family. Mad respect

@kendralilly4859 Год назад

Shye is an amazing girl, such a sweetie and she’s so fun to be around :)

@nana8135 Год назад

Good job

@DoovidE Год назад

She seems like a bit of a psychopath, but taking responsibility at 14 is amazing.

@jellyf1shgirl Год назад

@@DoovidE psychopath!?!?😭😭

@DoovidE Год назад

@@jellyf1shgirl ya. Did you not watch the video.

@julianajacksonnn 11 месяцев назад

The blonde went through so much in her childhood.. at first I assumed she just had anger issues but she really went through so much. respect for her thinking of her family.

@ewomeen2389 8 месяцев назад

Yes :/

@anneblackwood9013 7 месяцев назад

Yeah... I wonder how differently things could have turned out if she had someone back then who took the time to really see her and help her out. Clearly she has a good heart, but if it's just you against the world things are gonna go south.

@AnnA-jd4xm 4 месяца назад

I hope she seeks therapy to help her.

@desiprioleau 4 месяца назад

People don’t realize how common stories like hers are

@fatnewt 3 месяца назад

yah shes super strong for for taking the blame :c i hope she gets better

@briannas18473 10 месяцев назад

I feel so bad for the man who went to jail for attempted murder, if he’s telling the truth, he went to jail for saving his own life and most likely protecting other people. I’m glad he’s free, he seems like such a great guy

@supitzsash_7678 6 месяцев назад

why wouldn't he be telling the truth?

@briannas18473 6 месяцев назад

@@supitzsash_7678idk man, i’m just saying he could be lying, not saying he was, just that he could be

@bobbymack368 5 месяцев назад

@@supitzsash_7678 because he was convicted of attempted murder. obviously he would want to paint himself in the best possible light for something like that

@shuntelajuarez1842 Год назад

WoW! Two criminals called out and corrected a state certified attorney of the law. Ate her up about her views and perception of people which is crazy because she stated she has been an attorney for over 20 years.

@plocus3592 Год назад

don't say criminals, please...

@shuntelajuarez1842 Год назад

@@plocus3592 True. I didn't mean it in a harmful way.

@sarag4669 Год назад

@@plocus3592they are criminals..?

@Nauni Год назад

@@sarag4669ell ex criminals

@gladitsnotme Год назад

The entire game is to stereotype people based on looks and like, 3 questions. Do you know what video you clicked on? Sheesh nobody will ever sign up for one of these again if yall are gonna roast tf out of the contestants.

@xoluciaxo_3721 Год назад

She literally works in the field for 20 YEARS, yet she stereotypes and chooses based on what she sees on TV AND MEDIA. Her of all people should know that that’s not representative at all

@tabithasosa938 Год назад

she never once said any of those were her views lol. The goal of the video and this game is to guess people’s crimes quite literally based on stereotypes… which is why she kept referencing TV shows and the media. A lot of you misunderstood her. Also, an Attorney’s role is to understand stereotypes and utilize them in court. Working as a public defender means she defends underprivileged people… her own biases would never interfere with that b/c she is already working for a side that has everything going against her.

@crashnebula7 Год назад

She got dragged holy smokes

@87enoughBULL Год назад

You actually believe that her views are based on only tv/media? You need to face the real statistics my guy. Why is it a shock to anyone that the majority of crime comes from black males?

@dt7976 Год назад

@@tabithasosa938 You do know she could choose anyone for any crime and she specifically chose those people? Those are literally her views... why do you think THE ACTUAL PEOPLE IN THE VIDEO scolded her for being an attorney and having such stereotypical views?

@Goldenboyjrizzle Год назад

@@dt7976she’s a defense attorney she defends criminals. She already knows the crimes they committed by the time they come to her and she has to prepare a defense for them this is not a real life scenario. This would be a problem if she was a prosecutor because she would be trying to put people in jail off of what she saw off the media.

@pamelamartinez4741 Год назад

The bald guy ate her up with the media questioning!!! RIGHT ON!!!!!

@SeaturtleJETSKI Год назад

Rightttt he called her out lol

@Mastabuilda212 Год назад

He did. And he brings up an interesting point. How do her views perhaps skew the way she looks at potential clients?

@khadijahbegum3546 Год назад

Lol there's two shiny heads😂

@itskalariabxtches Год назад

BOTH OF THEM! 🙌🏿

@1stackwell206 Год назад

That was me… btw. Lol

@GingersRule135 Год назад

The fact that the defense attorney ADMITTED to going off of social media and movies to choose that is crazy- she seriously does that as a job someone needs to fire her

@yessweetie883 7 месяцев назад

She don’t pick people out for what they have done. She defends criminals. All you people in the comment section have zero individual thinking skills, you all are just moving sheep and if it sounds right, you go with it.

@RestorativeWaves123 7 месяцев назад

y'all are too much, she's there to give defense at her job, not to accuse/convict. give us a break... she should be fired in YOUR opinion, not objectively speaking.

@user-rm1in8er8c 7 месяцев назад

@@RestorativeWaves123she can’t be making her defense decisions based off criminal minds n shit be fr💀

@GingersRule135 6 месяцев назад

@@user-rm1in8er8c frrrr

@Scooterbeerrun 6 месяцев назад

@@user-rm1in8er8cWho says she was? This is a game where she is just having some fun testing her intuition not her job

@heatherschmitt3102 Год назад

I cannot believe she sent him back after he questioned her, her voice cracking tells it all. I’m glad he said something

@1stackwell206 Год назад

This was a crazy experience while filming

@jkurkdjian Год назад

@@roseparade_ maybe her experience over 20 whole years tf not what she watched on netflix last week...

@izzayy_ 11 месяцев назад

@@roseparade_source?

@izzayy_ 11 месяцев назад

@@roseparade_ “to hear that most domestic violence cases she’s dealt with have been from people of a particular race” don’t be purposefully dense

@izzayy_ 11 месяцев назад

@@roseparade_ again. you’re being purposefully dense. i am just asking for a source that says most domestic violence cases are of a particular race. if you can’t answer a simple question then stop responding with useless nonsense.

@poked.official Год назад

Patrick being suspected of the stolen vehicle by ALL 3 had me laughing through my nose HAHAHA the sighs every time

@rachelsarmientotack Год назад

He did steal a vehicle 😅 That vehicle is how he got caught. That just wasn't the whole story.

@lifeoftalise4390 Год назад

Same 😂

@yoyobobi1722 Год назад

Lol, if you look at the 2nd & 3rd time, he clearly gives them a very, deliberate, guilty look at the guessers. He wanted to be chosen. So contrived, lol.

@L_lovelace 10 месяцев назад

I believe I used to talk to Patrick online a bit before all this went down & lost contact, I'm glad to see him doing better now.

@alphareborn9908 10 месяцев назад

he even threw up the arms at the third pick like “are u serious?!” 😂😂

@TheChicomenco Год назад

I am SO glad those two men called her out. The fact that she’s practiced this long and bases her perspective on TV & harmful stereotypes is exactly what’s wrong with our justice system. I’m glad they were quick to call her out and maybe this’ll allow her to think with a clearer mind when defending.

@nigachu8249 7 месяцев назад

Stereotypes can be lifesaving.

@yessweetie883 7 месяцев назад

Honestly it’s part of the game. She stereotyped how they literally told the other guy to do. She might have said some questionable things at times but they all did. Y’all got your panties in a twist because she wasn’t sugar coding it. She doesn’t pick out, who did what for her job. She DEFENDS those said individuals. Y’all take a RU-vid video which she probably didn’t take seriously, considering her TV show references, and stick it to her and the system. The whole comment section is on her ass and for what?! Just cus she said she was a DEFENSIVE attorney? This lady does not convict people! I just don’t get it 😂.

@moffat5914 6 месяцев назад

@@yessweetie883 shes using what she watches on TV as a base point, she assumed the dude was black and said he looked like a pimp from tv, SHE is the problem, her inherent bias from the media is leaking into her judgement. everything was about what she seen on tv

@marthazhe5936 6 месяцев назад

@@nigachu8249they can also be life threatening though

@szr1404 6 месяцев назад

yeah her judgement in a youtube video that begs people to stereotype for content boohoo lmao

@__REALITY 8 месяцев назад

When that man questioned her She was like “Oh never mind “ he made her feel so stupid I loved it

@adriannacancel5592 Год назад

Dude who switched his life up for his son deserves mad respect. Thats a good ass father.

@poisonivy6477 Год назад

I mean.... that's literally a requirement. you have to do the best fr your kids. every parent does that. what's so special here?

@adriannacancel5592 Год назад

@@poisonivy6477 not every parent does that and ur ignorant to say that its very hard to quit cold turkey but to do that for ur child without any hesitation as an addict is an act of love and i feel as though it should be appreciated u sound like u take ur parents for granted

@lillybush8740 Год назад

@@adriannacancel5592couldn't agree with you more!

@katrinasammons1448 Год назад

@@poisonivy6477m sorry you clearly have never had a parent who struggles with addiction. My dad passed when I was 16 from addiction but he was the best and most committed father. It is not as simple or black and white as that. Your experience is not the experience of everyone. It is commendable that he was able to recover for his son, it is an incredibly difficult thing to do no matter what. Good for you that your parents have always been perfect and able to provide for you and do what’s best for you, but ‘every parent does that’ is sooooo wrong. You have a long way to go in maturity if you think this way. Parents can love their children and still have struggles and not be able to recover. Hopefully you will never have to know this pain, so don’t demean the experience of other people. Best of luck

@poisonivy6477 Год назад

@@adriannacancel5592 you need a ladder for how much of a reach that was.

@ewwitscullen9132 Год назад

The girl who took the charge so her mom wouldn't go to jail and her sister wouldn't go into foster care, wow.

@SageMishel Год назад

that’s my homies best friend

@xkiss7072 Год назад

As a 14 year old at that. She deserves the wrld

@abbsterlicious Год назад

That’s so much to take on as a 14 year old :( I wanna give her a hug man.

@annieh.5049 Год назад

i agrée & disagree. it’s definitely a sad situation & i feel for her (especially because her mom put her in that dangerous situation), & yes her mom stole the car. but she knew it was stolen, & she drove it anyway. underage at that. she’s still liable for her actions. she still committed a crime, not even just knowingly being in the possession of a stolen vehicle (which would be a different charge or even admissible if you can prove that you weren’t aware that the vehicle was stolen), but also driving saïd vehicle underage. at 14, you’re not too young or underdeveloped to know when something is illegal or not, & you’re also not incapable of making decisions based on whether they’re right or wrong. so, imo, yes she took the fall, but she also did the crime, & rightfully was held accountable for that

@shoumikjahangir Год назад

@@annieh.5049bros the thinker, what came first the chicken or the egg?

@raheli.the.reader Год назад

The attorney basing everything on TV is a massive red flag. Why not base her assumptions on real life work experience?

@karmellla Год назад

Right, with 20 years experience too?!

@BonShula Год назад

Not a joke btw

@taliaasims Год назад

That was crazy 😮

@bfjohnsoncbk Год назад

Exactly. I see why she’s only been a defense attorney for 20yrs. She has no real interest in helping or providing good service or defense to those who need it. She seems like she already assumes her clients are guilty before hearing their story.

@mmarceline3 Год назад

really sad honestly

@trans_asexual 9 месяцев назад

8:20 “I’ve bitten chunks out of people…” girl you WHAT?

@supitzsash_7678 6 месяцев назад

yummy

@goldenpie6 6 месяцев назад

I can fix her….

@justacellist3989 5 месяцев назад

Knowing she had the type of mother who would give a 14 year old a stolen car to joy ride in explains a lot tbh

@normanjoestar4574 5 месяцев назад

Hear me out…

@davledav 5 месяцев назад

"Because survival of the fittest" 💀

@reneejames4034 Год назад

The way the “ I grew up in the crack epidemic” lady’s mind works and how she judges others as a PD is terrifying

@Mechum22 Год назад

RIGHT. You grew up in the midst of it and even ended up entering the legal field professionally, but somehow you’re not educated on how certain communities were deliberately targeted during the “War on Drugs” campaign. I get that not everyone is informed about that, but seeing that ignorance from a public defender who is Black herself was both shocking and disappointing.

@jcabslovesu2 Год назад

I hope shes reading all this comments and have a wake up call how her stereotyping based on movies and tv shows is the right and shes not a good attorney for this…. Hope she improves. I feel bad for whoever works with her

@fbiagent3998 Год назад

I wonder how old she is...

@1stackwell206 Год назад

@@fbiagent3998 she is like 45

@Tamcla Год назад

That’s most that made it through that era way of thinking. Even after educated. It’s wild.

@hyucksbreadroll Год назад

Bro called her out for the domestic violence, absolutely spitting facts, and she couldn't handle the truth. Mad respect to him

@fleurianneasmr3976 Год назад

YES to the two men putting the public defender in her place!

@RomeEros03 Год назад

My names Nathan I was the one in green

@bunnywavyxx9524 Год назад

the point of the game is to stereotype. at the end of the day, she's in law and they're not. knowledge of stereotypes is important to defending her clients whether that offends you or not.

@cher8693 Год назад

@vongalaxygg4216 Год назад

@@bunnywavyxx9524 she should find a new career path cause she obviously isn't smart enough or have a very good mentality for being an attorney. Defend her all you want, she's wrong and an idiot.

@Briggylinda Год назад

More like public offender

@classmst89 11 месяцев назад

"What makes you think that im a failure at murdering?" 😂😂😂 dudes funny

@xXOverkill Год назад

That defense attorney is absolute proof that you can be in a position for decades and still be TERRIBLE at said position. Girl needs to be fired.

@hannascw482 Год назад

Sounds hard but yes!

@Heyybabyb Год назад

why?

@soulangela7154 Год назад

People are saying this based on a video where they are asked to stereotype people. I think her track record of actually defending people should be looked at if you want to judge if she's terrible or not. She might be, but it's silly to judge of one video where she doesnt even have to do her job.

@ryleawilliams391 Год назад

@@soulangela7154yeah but she was the only one who was basing it off of racial/gender stereotypes. if the people who don’t work in law can do it without those stereotypes, why can’t she?

@rockpooladmirer Год назад

@@ryleawilliams391racial stereotypes yes, but the DV one is based off statistics not stereotypes

@benjysho6290 Год назад

Very scary how a black woman who is also a attorney thinks so poorly of her race and has no mind of her own

@xr2kid Год назад

That's common with Black folks that work in these systems

@benjysho6290 Год назад

@@vanillaggl you sound anti black like her

@Goldenboyjrizzle Год назад

@@user-kq2we1ex3hshe’s not a public defender

@akirahayama2653 Год назад

Her going off who the media stereotypes for each crime doesn’t necessarily mean she thinks poorly of her own race like ??? that’s a big reach bud

@goldc4859 Год назад

@@vanillaggldo you know most ex criminals and their personal life ? okay so stfu and if you DO you must be apart of that minority 🤷‍♀️

@sillyrp123 Год назад

She’s learning really quick that she needs to rethink her views on things as a public defender 😬

@1retrorobot Год назад

yesssss ate her up. she got real uncomfortable like “lemme switch this up before someone uses this against me in the court room….” AS THEY SHOULD

@helenramirez8358 Год назад

and for her to ask the other person “idk what your sexual orientation is” like what does that have to do with the charge ???

@oliviabutton2694 Год назад

@@helenramirez8358I thought the same thing! She just pointed out he’s gay for no reason lol if that was me I’d die watching myself back in the video

@lordmusea Год назад

She’s not in public defense…she’s in private practice. Her job is to defend her clients, which requires she understand stereotypes and how to overcome or play to them in court. Her professional insights aren’t indicative of her personal views.

@fabianaraya636 Год назад

Or she accepts that everyone has these biases to some degree.

@justmacyy 11 месяцев назад

The guy who was convicted of murder… they did him dirty. His was absolutely self defense.

@flipflop6700 6 месяцев назад

You only heard his version of the story. He might be right, but whi knows.

@rottenkittenparvo 6 месяцев назад

@@flipflop6700 its a blonde woman what did you expect

@marinathemermaid8075 Месяц назад

If his story is true, than it absolutely is. I suspected the other guy, cause I thought that attempted murder somehow connected with doing drugs

@marinathemermaid8075 Месяц назад

@@rottenkittenparvo misogyny is showing ✨

@itskalariabxtches Год назад

5:40 - 5:53 was VERY cringe! I’m glad he called her out on her very explicit bias and how it’s problematic with having the job she does

@1retrorobot Год назад

yesssss ate her up. she got real uncomfortable like “lemme switch this up before someone uses this against me in the court room….” AS THEY SHOULD lol

@geckopecko Год назад

he fucking destroyed her AS HE SHOULD 🔥🔥

@karmellla Год назад

And instead of taking accountability and addressing it, she just switches him out 🤯 seems like she’s been allowed to be problematic unchallenged for too long.

@Goldenboyjrizzle Год назад

I’m sorry but y’all need to realize she already knows her clients crimes by the time she’s preparing a defense for them, which she doesn’t know their crimes in this case.

@Goldenboyjrizzle Год назад

⁠@@DJAMusic_because it doesn’t apply because she doesn’t have to guess her clients crimes

@RedGb20 Год назад

The attorney is such an airhead it’s kind of outrageous 😭

@G.T.Videos 6 месяцев назад

I’m questioning how she even made it into the field. Who would hire her?😭

@propogandalf 6 месяцев назад

Well at least she gave green shirt guy some good advice

@wolfmantroy6601 6 месяцев назад

@@G.T.Videos Really? She fills all the boxes. Almost can't not hire her.

@austinvaldez7297 6 месяцев назад

I think it’s a bit more then her being an “airhead” she needs some AA in her life

@jeffsirname 6 месяцев назад

Hmmmm, yes, why was she hired? Pretty fucking concerning, makes you wonder. @@G.T.Videos

@hopebullard460 Год назад

The curly haired guy was so nice on the way he asked people questions! He wasn't stereotyping. He was just reading their vibe. Notice how the public defender didnt try to defend herself. She's learning y'all!! She needed this reality check!!

@mimic1875 Год назад

This series line up is based on stereotyping. The curly haired guy even states that when looking for the person who commited the domestic violence crime he says it would be male, which in it of itself is a stereotype. Also an attorney does not make decision about the client, their sole purpose is to defend them, no matter the crime.

@MiguelMedV Год назад

She shouldn't be "learning" anything, she has +20 years of experience, just imagine how many people she allowed being wrongfully judged. That's *TERRIFYING...*

@slixameth Год назад

@@mimic1875you should learn the difference between a STEREOTYPE & a STATISTIC. Men without a doubt commit the majority of domestic disputes… it’s not up for debate, but a stereotype is

@mimic1875 Год назад

This is no different then what the african american women did, african americans are more likely to commit more violent crimes therefore she picked the black males.

@rosekay5238 Год назад

I love Bob Ross

@flippylovez2028 6 месяцев назад

The boy in green’s facial expressions in the background is the funniest thing lol

@terrismith6503 Год назад

Why did she give the black people all the violent crimes? She needs a new career choice immediately

@Ceerads Год назад

To me, the worst crime was the identity theft. The attempted murder was in self-defense.

@a1eyaaaaaaaaa Год назад

Literally

@chelseacoollier8708 Год назад

@@Ceeradstrue, but she wasn’t aware of the context while she was assigning the crimes.

@nightkore6756 Год назад

@@Ceeradswell they didn’t have context

@alana5337 Год назад

dont forget the eye roll when the guy who did the attempted murder told her to watch the way she goes about determining who does what crimes especially as a woman in the field!

@brett8460 Год назад

I would NOT want that lady to defend me in any way possible. She is definitely biased and needs to be investigated and hopefully disbarred.

@oluwaseunikumelo7337 Год назад

Relax tf. You taking it too far

@claff4573 Год назад

Investigated for what? She didn't even seem to sure on her stances.

@addbackwards Год назад

Agreed!

@athletickid4 Год назад

Disbarred?? Lol shutup

@frenchgirl5878 Год назад

I hope you had the same energy for chef way 👀

@melaniejanko2675 Год назад

her being an attorney and stereotyping, assuming, and backtracking right away when she’s proved wrong or is confronted is unbelievable

@KyleFong 8 месяцев назад

Not necessarily… realistically as an attorney you still are open to your own biases… if she knew the facts before and continued to assume then it would’ve been different

@girlofanimation 8 месяцев назад

Gives another perspective to the legal system. Imagine how many more crappy attorneys there are. It's definitely not helping with the wrong convictions and imprisonments. The older I get, the more I realize how many professionals are incompetent in their fields. It's scary. At least there are some people who are actually experts in what they do and carry everyone else.

@STXRRBEELUV 9 месяцев назад

Idk why but I feel like they are all really brave for even being able to talk about that stuff, especially on the internet

@shreeyakajaria4145 Год назад

That criminal attorney is so problematic. People like her are the reason the nation isn’t progressing

@Andrew-ql9ih Год назад

more like pathetic

@nicki3549 Год назад

Right look at ppl who do meth and heroine. Smh

@hannascw482 Год назад

That was so hurtful to watch… When she was confronted with her problematic behaviour she changed her mind so quickly. Ugh

@ItsJayYork Год назад

its all your fault

@Notiravgsarah 2 месяца назад

I’m pretty sure she was doing exactly what they asked her to. Stereotype people 😂 that’s what she did

@kittukatiyar5808 Год назад

that public defender was getting GRILLED

@scoobus Год назад

For good reason

@geckopecko Год назад

they were too soft on her imo

@shaylauren166 Год назад

she's not a public defender, she's in private practice.

@xTsunamiix Год назад

Good. She needs more

@Goldenboyjrizzle Год назад

@@user-kq2we1ex3hshe’s not a public defender she’s in private practice. If she had her he probably would’ve gotten a self defense

@avril44 Год назад

That defence attorney is extremely embarrassing and shocking to watch please don’t bring her back

@poppedcorn652 Год назад

She seemed high…

@rarelytwice_ Год назад

@@poppedcorn652 i thought the same. and definitely not from marijuana. girl was off a xan or something.

@t_np Год назад

@@poppedcorn652I was thinking the same thing

@Kleopold94 Год назад

@@poppedcorn652nah, she was just trying too hard to show off and it backfired

@ivieta9634 Год назад

whether you like it or not, the media, stereotypes and cliches all impact the way that we perceive others and the ideas that we have about them, that is just human behavior.

@ellehacker3168 Год назад

Props to all of them for being honest and sharing their reasoning. Some of them did what they did or took the blame for another person. I wish the best of luck to them for the rest of their days

@LevTri Год назад

She needs to switch careers because she folded when the first man questioned her and was dumbfounded when the attempted murder guy confronted her…. This is what’s wrong with our Justice system… licensing incompetent people

@al-sz6ry Год назад

the lack of backbone as a defense attorney is so frightening

@falalalalaa Год назад

You might be right but these episodes are heavily edited. She didn't necessarily fold or be dumbfounded. She may have responded but they cut it.

@itachis Год назад

at least they revoked affirmative action 🎉

@fishythefish7984 Год назад

@@itachis yeah except not for white people 🙄

@ogot344 Год назад

@@itachisThey need to revoke legacy children

@sophiaisabelle01 Год назад

Crimes committed can be a difficult topic to discuss, but these people aren't afraid to show just how vulnerable and even prone to the realities of life they can be.

@cheyenne2852 Год назад

😮😮

@imprettysure22 Год назад

I was very nervous so actually I was very afraid to even come on lol

@someonestyyy1503 Год назад

They are not vulnerable at all lol

@tawny6290 Год назад

Them calling the public defender out made me so happy lmao you could see how embarrassed she felt and awkward 😂

@ishartedonmybed 8 месяцев назад

the way she was stereotyping each person was so weird. and the fact that she said she thought that just cause of the media was crazy plus she’s an attorney smh

@Scarlett767j66 Год назад

“What makes you think… That I’m a failure at murder” lmaoaa

@sublime9525 Год назад

How does Cut even find these people and convince them to be on the show? I'm so impressed with the crew!

@zazuch Год назад

I know some of the guessers are staff or friends of staff. As for the people stepping up to be the people guessed I guess some amount of money? Haha.

@peachii4894 Год назад

casting calls!

@RomeEros03 Год назад

My names Nathan and I was the one in green

@eddienicx Год назад

@@RomeEros03Nate, it’s me Eddie! Lol

@defnotisaiah3210 Год назад

@@zazuchthere’s a casting call board where u can apply for the videos, u get paid but that’s not a main incentive

@sophiesworldofwonder9100 Год назад

The attempted murder guy is the perfect example for why jury systems just don't work. There's too many biases

@jasonibanez9855 Год назад

All of them are perfect examples of people who will spin their stories in the way that best favors them. It's crazy how here in the comment's y'all be trusting everything they say. I've been locked up multiple times. 90% of the people I've spoken to in jail "didn't do it" or there was some extenuating circumstance how it somehow wasn't their fault they got in trouble. Nah lmao people naturally want to portray themselves in the best light. And if they have no qualms about shooting people, they probably don't have qualms about lying.

@heehoopeanut420 Год назад

@jasonibanez9855 for real. I've worked with people in jail and not everyone is a bad person, but EVERYONE has got a story about why they don't belong there.

@jaderyan8579 11 месяцев назад

@@jasonibanez9855Three sides to every story… and when our justice system is so flawed and corrupt, it’s not hard to believe there is a large percentage of inmates who are truly innocent

@jasonibanez9855 11 месяцев назад

There are obviously people who are truly innocent but if you believe that it's a large percentage, you're naive. I'm telling you right now that for every person in lockup that is truly innocent, there are 50 people who aren't but will tell you they are. Especially for crimes with strong social stigmas. For example, attempted murder. He has every reason to downplay his guilt and make himself into a tragic hero. Because most people won't associate with a murderer, won't give a job to a murderer, won't even want to be in the same room as a murderer. But if he can make you think he's actually a hero who was persecuted by law? Not only will you accept him but you'll pity and admire him. But you're naive to trust him.@@jaderyan8579

@robinjohnson9611 8 месяцев назад

He was exercising his 2A right, and he got rapped for it. 😠

@L2u2c2i2a Год назад

The one that was stereotyping ppl had NOTHING to say when the guy with attempted murder charges called her out 💀💀

@Dani-nl2id Год назад

14:24 She took the fall for her baby sister, for a crime egged on by her mom. I wanna be her friend and give her a hug

@Adolf_Hitler0_0 Год назад

😂

@way9883 10 месяцев назад

sameee that's a rough childhood

@uglygeguri 4 месяца назад

no she took the fall for her mother, bc it would have been a bigger charge for an adult. poor girl has probably been raising herself if she was thinking with that mindset at 14

@Dani-nl2id 4 месяца назад

@@uglygeguri I think I meant it in the way that she did it for her sister. Saying she didn't want her to go into foster care.

@theadaunicorn Год назад

6:02 she totally sent him back because she couldn't handle actually answering the question 13:29 she knew where that was going too. Loved her uncomfortableness with his entire line of questioning. He's so right though!

@cornpeal8945 Год назад

Yeah, it’s because of her choice in career and how it effects SO many lives, is why it’s important to call out that type of perception-because in a way she’s responsible of the outcome of people’s lives in a way. 😬

@dr.zionsson Год назад

He put that defense attorney in her place because what he said was absolutely true. She’s basing everything on typical stereotypes. That’s exactly what’s wrong with these rogue cops and our legal system. She is literally the epitome of our downfall when it comes to justice for all.

@sinocchi3321 Год назад

her role in this video is to judge everyone based on the stereotypes what the fuck is she supposed to do?

@addbackwards Год назад

YEP!

@kitnal4143 Год назад

Isn't that what this game is all about? "Place these crimes with these people" is all about going into stereotypes. It isn't personal I would be surprised if anyone took it to hard.

@dr.zionsson Год назад

@@kitnal4143 she’s a defense attorney. She’s in the profession and saying that she picked that person because she looks at shows and it matches from some of her experience where she lives. Nobody should be in that profession and have that mindset. If it was a normal person like these two dudes then I could give them a pass but someone who job is literally determining someone’s life. No.

@kitnal4143 Год назад

@@dr.zionsson thank god this isn't her at work then! It is almost like one is a gameshow, the other is a DA job?

@xy-qy2yg Год назад

I like how the one guy is basically defending them all by downplaying the situation how it could have happened, he is a better lawyer than the lady for sure.

@ulises1692 Год назад

Glad to show they are either reformed criminals or falsely accused. Hope they can make more of these😊

@ploopy8780 Год назад

just sayin, every criminal says they're innocent. there's every possibility any one of them is full of shit, I didn't hear a lot of accountability from any of them. every single one having a reason that justified or removed blame from them (besides the last 2) is a bit of a red flag.

@SRichards-de7ri Год назад

None of them were falsely accused but they did seem remorseful

@ogot344 Год назад

@@ploopy8780 Yea no, not every criminal thinks they are falsely accused

@angusmcgoon1060 Год назад

Well falsely accused according to them💀

@endtimesprophecypresents6328 Год назад

Yeah. It's common unfortunately for the innocent to be convicted guilty. The system is rigged against the innocent.

@TheSpaceMomma Год назад

The first guy who mentioned her bias from media severely affecting her career - she avoided the question !!! She goes ‘never mind I don’t think it’s him.’ I’m glad someone got to come up ! actually said it to her again !!! …But she STILL had nothing to say !! That’s terrifying, because you know damn well there are so many people out there like this that also have power over peoples lives!!

@pvrkjecn Год назад

there's rlly nothing to say in a situation like this besides nod and keep it pushing...💀 at the end she addressed it and said a lot was learned.

@Matt-C1 Год назад

It's a heavily edited clip... we have no idea what else was said in that studio. Don't assume this woman is evil without full context...

@whitneyhendrix8075 Год назад

@@pvrkjecnbut she just said nevermind and picked another black man

@ItsJayYork Год назад

that was edited... media bias much? (ironic)

@aoishiro7113 Год назад

I could tell that lady did not like hearing about how she was racially profiling people based on TV shows by that bald guy. That guy truly was chill like he said, told it how it is. Spoke about his crime with no bullshit, tbf i would do the same if i was put in the same situation

@kiki-90 7 месяцев назад

I absolutely loved how the 2 gentlemen called out that defense attormey on her poor judgement. You practiced law for 20 years, then you're basing your guesses based on TV SHOWS? 🤦‍♀️

@gabriela_7749 Год назад

shame on that black woman being so judgmental on "black" males. smh

@buttalotta Год назад

Ikkkk!

@octopus8978 Год назад

@vanillaggl Год назад

she is right. most ex-criminals are ppl of color. so use your eyes and see for yourself. she is right

@cookiesncream9158 Год назад

Well she did say she was basing it off of what she’d seen in media. Kinda messed up to completely ignore what lead her to those conclusions when it’s clearly an issue of racism being common in media.

@nanisore7739 Год назад

@@cookiesncream9158did you miss the part where she’s blatantly stereotyping black men?

@LuciixLucci Год назад

The girl who had to guess obviously has a huge negative theory on black men 🥴 she doesn’t seem like a great judge of character lol 🤦🏻‍♀️ 🚫🧠

@eric13731 Год назад

News media portrays people wrong

@vanillaggl Год назад

she is right. most ex-criminals are ppl of color. so use your eyes and see for yourself. she is right

@paolapayano5561 Год назад

Judge of what character? She doesn’t know anything about this people.

@bunnywavyxx9524 Год назад

nobody cares when black males have a negative view on black women tho

@1stackwell206 Год назад

I agree… some people don’t provide the service even to themselves as well as to others. We didn’t like that a lot

@xoluciaxo_3721 Год назад

8:30 First he looked like the stereotypical domestic abuser, and now suddenly he looks very nice and put together😂

@Fluff_Noodles Год назад

Right!! She switched it up REAL QUICK 😭😭

@sleepsey Год назад

that’s what i was thinking 😭

@ar433new6 Год назад

i mean he does look like both

@mjmtz9t 11 месяцев назад

Lol how that guy knew she was a public defender is gold!!

@FreeLawSunAdmission Год назад

I'm glad that the public defender did this. It seemed like it helped challenge her views and take a deeper look at why she makes certain judgements/associations. I hope this allows her to continue that and grows to be better. Good luck to her.

@supitzsash_7678 6 месяцев назад

!!!!! hell yeah

@allanathomas6977 Год назад

I absolutely LOVE how dude handled lawyer lady. Her statements as an alleged defense attorney in this video is sad because she stereotyped everyone, she should know that things are *NOT* always what they seem...

@1stackwell206 Год назад

What’s bad is after research I found out some very compromising points of her background and believe she had NO RIGHT in to talk how she did to us even more. Smh.

@allanathomas6977 Год назад

@@1stackwell206 Wow...

@beedishasabur2281 Год назад

@@1stackwell206spill the tea

@1stackwell206 Год назад

Thank You, it means a lot for people to see us in a different light now

@1stackwell206 Год назад

@@beedishasabur2281 her whole family has been on dope and to prison so maybe that was just a projection after further investigation as to who she was from outside sources

@Karj1991 Год назад

13:29 I'm so glad he asked her because could you imagine how many people have suffered because her poor judgement.

@cornpeal8945 Год назад

Yes!!

@pilipollo6193 8 месяцев назад

14:53 this guy's actually very charismatic

@BuddyGorey 2 месяца назад

“Was it your gun?” “Oh, no. …It was stolen.”

@cjball7919 Год назад

Aside from all the lawyer lady drama, can we talk about the energy both those guys have off? They were fun to watch, engaging with everyone! Too blokes imo

@fbiagent3998 Год назад

I legit cant believe shes a public defender, not only a public defender, but a POC and a WOMAN. She has the audacity to judge someone based on their appearance, its crazy.

@cecil2742 9 месяцев назад

I definitely agree with you. This video is basically THAT. They want them to stereotype and whatnot but I think she definitely has some internalized racism that she needs to deal with. Hopefully she is a lot different in her real life cases.

@anikag764 Год назад

13:46 oooooomf he had her speechless how embarrassing

@mkholmes878 5 месяцев назад

The woman should NOT be a defense attorney.

@autumnm772 Год назад

As a law student getting ready to take my professional ethics course, I am so DISAPPOINTED in the female attorney. We are supposed to be held to a higher standard than "traditional media". Hope the Washington Bar Association sees this smh. Makes me wonder how her clients were treated.

@D0gluver0813 Год назад

“I’ve bitten chunks out of people” That is insane!😬

@shyiscott8496 Год назад

Survival of the fittest

@tonitone666 Год назад

@@shyiscott8496 agreed

@simonisenberg4516 Год назад

I like her humor but she scary.

@enessajoy763 Год назад

Poor girl, her mom gave her a stolen car @ 14. She had little to no chance of becoming a more stabilized person

@brennahlynne Год назад

when did they say that

@alessandrasera Год назад

love how they called her out for her stereotypes! but also the gay guy's facial expressions are so funny i love it HAHAHAHA

@charlotteedits8705 7 месяцев назад

2:55 the guy in the green shirt’s face has me cracking up

@luminositiii Год назад

i KNEW the last guy was the identity theft option- you can tell even from this short video that he has a ton of charisma and seems like a quick thinker. he was also really direct yet still respectful when checking the public defender guesser

@billliealim 10 месяцев назад

He gave off con artist vibes

@nelsona3468 9 месяцев назад

By the time I heard him speak properly the identity theft one was gone so I thought he did the fraud one

@natayarichardson1568 Год назад

The PD is awful. She proved so much from her assumptions. Imagine how many innocent ppl are behind bars…I’m also weak that she told the guy he looked like a woman beater bcuz he was African American to then saying he looked put together and well kept when he told her he wasn’t. A hot mess…

@allisonvm17 4 месяца назад

Literally. That woman needs to get fired at her grown age she should be mature and get her shit together. Hopefully, the company fires her ass from that department ASAP.

@sueszamin Год назад

The guy who was charged of attempted murder was tryna DEFEND himself and his family. Damn, probably his lawyer was that lady in the video.

@strugglingcollegestudent Год назад

Truth his lawyer watched too much tv

@KimStevens-qe2go Год назад

Not to be rude, but that is only his version of what happened. We don't have the actual evidence of what happened.

@1stackwell206 Год назад

Hilarious 😆. My attorney probably had a similar attitude, tho

@Sylge 3 месяца назад

“What makes you think that I’d fail at murdering??” Got me rolling

@CancerQueenKy Год назад

As soon as the video started I literally said out loud “YEEESSSS JACOB” because he’s been such a gem in past videos, and here he is again being super personable and kind, actually addressing people by their names when interacting with them. That shit can be SO validating (as long as it’s not overdone) for someone who frequently gets called the wrong name, or people don’t even try to say their name

@EmBro14 Год назад

Navy shirt should write a crime novel or something he is so good at coming up with stories for every person, havent finished the video and he has me believing everything he is saying 🤣

@BIGQUAI Год назад

Maybe I will… LoL. I really thought I was right 😂😂

@SarahhhhHatake Год назад

@@BIGQUAIyou had me dead 😭

@sheydgarden Год назад

@@BIGQUAI You shoulddd! I was fully invested in every single story you came up with. Actively nodding the entire time! "Yeah!....Yeah!!! Mmhhmmm! Yes! Exactly! That's it. He got it! Mhmm."

@abbsterlicious Год назад

@@BIGQUAIomg dude for real i would listen to you tell stories. Like read audio books or retell stories of your life or like narrate someone else’s story. You are so charismatic n funny !!!! You got talent my dude 🩵🩷

@chelseaxoxo784 Год назад

@@BIGQUAIupdate usss😂

@_phiaa Год назад

16:08 the guy in green's reaction to the identity theft guy is priceless 😆

@maloumasereel966 Год назад

I can’t stop rewatching and looking at his facial expressions hahaha

@saramichele7366 4 месяца назад

I LOVE that the two guys called out the "defense attorney." She was embarrassing and ridiculous. Wow

@jaileygalindo1323 Год назад

13:35 This man is speaking facts

@drey4529 Год назад

the fact she’s a public defender is terrifying

@Sashowindfeather Год назад

What I love about this is everyone realizes they were different people. We can all make mistakes and learn from them, and move on with our life.

@simonisenberg4516 Год назад

Sometimes the victims can't though.

@boboboo8684 Год назад

@@simonisenberg4516so true

@Jazzyjihyo 8 месяцев назад

I loved 13:40, he's so right about the defense attorney

@jadaaway Год назад

the lady that was guessing left a very, very bad taste in my mouth.. EDIT: i am sooo glad that man put her in her place. can’t believe there’s still people out here like her. she needs to do better to become better.

@1stackwell206 Год назад

Thank You because I felt like if I didn’t say something I would regret it for life

@jakehart60 Год назад

Damn the one who works in the law was the one doing most of the stereotyping 😂

@SamSphinx Год назад

That's what the law does. Did you think the law was about justice and evidence?

@cinnabuns8266 Год назад

And the only one of the group to get someone right.

@towelle91845 Год назад

@@cinnabuns8266to get one right with stereotypes, is still a right judgement?

@roasted_pancakes1755 Год назад

Bro the other 2 guys had way better judgment than the defense attorney. 💀

@1stackwell206 Год назад

It was nutz

@KeepingUpWithKimJae Год назад

The last two guys need a movie made even if it was combined that would be insane !!😂 maybe even a mix of all of their stories in one in a comedy type of way

@mandymango8 Год назад

I’m really pleased and impressed that the two men called out the defense attorney on her stuff! Good for them, I feel like that probably took a lot of courage to do on camera. She was so in the wrong, I wonder what her reviews are like 😭

@2000scunty Год назад

LOVED HIS QUESTIONING HER, she didn’t want to think about her bias 🙄 6:00

@anna-maria1412 Год назад

5:54 Exactly, I'm glad he said that

@ignazioacerenza9881 9 месяцев назад

Damn defense attourney got put on the bench for her remarks and did not hold well in cross examination. Bet she wishes she could have this video struck from the record.