Robert Telles' Wife, Ex-Wife, & Mother Beg Jury for Mercy: Dr. John Analyzes Penalty Phase

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Subscribe ‪@HiddenTrueCrime‬ Robert Telles is found guilty of murdering Las Vegas Investigative journalist Jeff German. Dr. John Matthias breaks down the last days in court, including the statements made by Telles' wife and ex-wife.
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@zakkaryzoah1386 16 дней назад

I’ve been on a murder jury and having someone’s future in your hands is a huge responsibility. I’ve heard this jury wanted to go through all the evidence before they made a decision. That’s something I can respect. I think we want jurors who are thorough.

@BeReal1420 15 дней назад

100% the evidence is this trial (wasn’t staged - wasn’t part of a “set-up”) IT WAS UNDENIABLE - AND I TOO REPECT THE FACT THE JURY WAS THOROUGH! Guilty - beyond the shadow of doubt! Still requires those who have someone’s future (w/regards to life behind bars) in their hands! WE ALL REMEMBER the floor person saying: We the jury “UNANIMOUSLY” find…… THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE FOR JUSTICE ❤

@TinaBUTCHER-ph1ph 15 дней назад

This call for jurors to come forward to explain themselves to the media is a very dangerous road to go down

@mandystrong8196 15 дней назад

@@TinaBUTCHER-ph1phI agree. They served their civic duty and they should feel free to move on with their lives undisturbed.

@debbieblanchard3499 15 дней назад

@@TinaBUTCHER-ph1ph The jury doesn't owe an explanation to anyone IMO.

@BeReal1420 15 дней назад

@@TinaBUTCHER-ph1ph AND it’s not necessary! They did their job - they respectfully served their duty - interesting to see the process 6 guilty from the start & final decision unanimous! That’s a meeting of the minds - if they choose to come out & speak like those did from Lori Daybell trial - then from Chad’s trial - that’s their bness not mine/ours. But I agree they don’t owe anyone an explanation (nor do they publicly need to be known) on the OFF CHANCE Telles ever sees the lite of day!

@helenporcello1924 16 дней назад

Listening to jailhouse interviews I can't believe he's still sticking to his bs story that he was framed. The jury got this 100% right.

@amykru 16 дней назад

I listened to that interview for about 3 minutes and had to turn it off. We've heard enough from that jerk, imo.

@nanwv 16 дней назад

@@amykru When do you believe a liar? Once a person is proven to be a spin doctor, nothing out of their mouth is worth listening to. Unless you are a criminal psychologist. Props to Dr John for doing the heavy lifting for us.

@amykru 16 дней назад

@@nanwv Never.

@violiendamast 16 дней назад

On the other hand it will make sure he’ll never get parole

@nettiea9384 16 дней назад

He has an automatic appeal coming. He cant admit to his guilt before that process is done unless he gives up the appeal

@ArtfullyMusingLaura 16 дней назад

Yes, Telles was hard-working. Hard-working at torturing his employees.

@jenk.6196 14 дней назад

Truth. 5 women no less. One who almost ended her own life because of how abusive he was.

@TheresaRathbone-v3y 16 дней назад

It’s appalling that he will have any possibility for parole.

@reneel2441 16 дней назад

He has to admit guilt

@Luluisraging.86 16 дней назад

Agreed! I’m very upset! I don’t even live in Vegas, but I have relatives that do. I did have a very Narcissistic boss at one time, and he and RT, should be two peas in a pod!🫛

@MsMouse62 16 дней назад

The Jury threw his family a bone.. The chances of Boss Baby getting parole is highly unlikely. Sadly his actions didn't just affect Jeff Germans family, it affected his own as well .. The man is certifiably unbalanced..

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

@@MsMouse62 Yes if the jury truly cared about his family, they’d have made sure the murderer had zero chance of parole. Blows my mind his wife would want a killer anywhere near their kids.

@Johnbartheart 15 дней назад

I believe the judge can add more time via enhancements in October + 1-20 for use of gun and + 1-20 for age of victim.

@WobblesandBean 15 дней назад

I watched this live the other day. I was disgusted by his mom, wife, and ex wife, all of them begging for leniency "so he can one day see his family again", but there wasn't one word of sympathy for his victim. Not one word. They rug swept and completely ignored what he did. Know who can never see his family ever again? Jeff German.

@Nogdeed 16 дней назад

When I heard Jeff German's brother's and sister's speak of what an amazing brother and uncle he was, truly made me so sad. Thinking of their future holiday gathering's being totally different. And how involved he was as an uncle to those kids. Really tore me up. A true family leader that is now taken away. So when Telles' wife and mom came up and spoke it kinda pissed me off. It seemed disturbing to me the things they said re: have mercy on my son so he can see his kids later. Telles will have visitation in prison. He can call from prison. The German's will not have that luxury. If I were Telles' father if I had to speak I would have simply told the German family how horrible I feel for you all. You didn't deserve to lose Jeff over an article. I am so sorry for that. And that would have been it. To say anything about this physcho killer needing mercy and a chance to see his kids later in life. F that. Life in prison, to me, should have been the sentence.

@reneel2441 16 дней назад

Life w/o parole

@Luluisraging.86 16 дней назад

@@reneel2441 Yet, the jury, TOTALLY BLEW THAT! And I’m REALLY PISSED! Hope he’s in GP with some 6’4 body builder’s! 🤬

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

@@Luluisraging.86 Yes. Should have been life without a chance of parole.

@Bevaboo 15 дней назад

@@Luluisraging.86 - You mean guys who are only an inch shorter than Telles? 🤣

@Willow-fs8dq 16 дней назад

The amount of victims ripples, like a stone skipping on water. My heart breaks for his young children, families on both sides. He chose to remove himself from his life as well as his murdered victim. Prayers for all.

@Bevaboo 15 дней назад

Exactly. He chose to commit an act that he knew could rob his children of having their father in their lives. He is the one who damaged their lives, no one else. I think it's unfair of the defense to pretend the jury needs to consider his family when he didn't.

@idahospudgirlidahospudgirl4998 16 дней назад

I don’t think he will get parole cause he will still not take responsibility for the murder

@violiendamast 16 дней назад

💯

@ruthmichigander 16 дней назад

Thanks Lauren and Dr John for following up with this.

@torim1233 16 дней назад

Irrespective of Telles' upbringing, he still murdered a human being. Please let's not feel sorry for a killer!

@nelewillaert9736 16 дней назад

Why not?

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

Of course, and the planning and laying in wait, plus the denial and zero remorse. It wasn’t exactly like a heat of passion thing where he also highly regretted it.

@l.a.w.79 15 дней назад

I don’t think analyzing his upbringing and family dynamics and his childhood means that we feel sorry for him. It’s really just understanding what drives someone to make the decisions they make.

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

@@l.a.w.79 He could be a born psychopath.

@LoremLipsumz 15 дней назад

You can’t be a good father if you cheat on your kid’s mother and ruin their childhoods and future by doing such a heinous act. He’s not a good person in any way at all.

@StarlightSelenite 16 дней назад

🔥💥☄️ Lauren, agree. Eligibility for parole after 20 years seems nuts. In a way let’s hope he doesn’t become remorseful and he stays in jail. Luckily he’s a bad actor.

@JJ_5289 16 дней назад

Yeah and it doesnt sound like he will ever take responsibility for his crimes. Its not like the crime just happened. He has had plenty of oppurtunities to show remorse since then. I doubt his attitude is going to go over well in prison either

@reneel2441 16 дней назад

No way tho its sad

@christinetyvan4398 15 дней назад

@@JJ_5289 oh you can count on him not doing well in prison. he will get beat down several several times until he figures out how to act right and he needs to change EVERYTHING about himself and personality or he will end up getting the same treatment he gave his victim and i can guarantee this..this guy acts like a child but at same time acts like hes above others and hes gonna get beat for both of those reasons...dem guys in prison dont play and dont like guys like him.....hes in for a very very rude awakening.. 👍

@JJ_5289 15 дней назад

@@christinetyvan4398 exactly i think they will view him as a rat. Hes out for himself. Even if it means throwing everyone else under the bus

@idahospudgirlidahospudgirl4998 16 дней назад

It’s like telles had hidden rage that was brewing under the surface until he just exploded when he felt he was wronged

@user-cd9le2ml4w 16 дней назад

It will be longer than 20 years. The judge still needs to add time for either the elder abuse or the weapon charges

@reneel2441 16 дней назад

I know this makes me sad

@Bevaboo 15 дней назад

I didn't know that. Thanks for pointing it out!

@loricoyle5755 15 дней назад

@@reneel2441why?

@seemomster 16 дней назад

"And, Brutus has said he was ambitious." Marc Anthony in "Julius Caesar"

@cytobl98 16 дней назад

Et tu, Brute'?

@bekind758 16 дней назад

Free press / free speech is a hugely important part of a democracy.

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

A Republic.

@ErinAbou 15 дней назад

@@angelwings7930a Republic, if we can keep it! ❤🇺🇸

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

@@ErinAbou We will. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@catsmith233 16 дней назад

I really enjoyed Johns last presentation about this a freak of a man

@idahospudgirlidahospudgirl4998 16 дней назад

The victim impact statements are so hard to watch , sometimes I have to pause and take a break and come back .. just watching trauma and pain at this raw level is quite overwhelming

@reneel2441 16 дней назад

It's so sad 😢

@sandibaker5298 16 дней назад

17:07 Absolutely adore you Lauren & Dr John! This part tickled the heck out of me! “Hey man! He’s ambitious, isn’t that wonderful?” “Well NO!”

@debbieblanchard3499 16 дней назад

I think that Lauren and Dr John should do a show on Jeff Gernan. Like a celebration of life and interview his family, friends, co-workers and never ever mention Robert Telles' name! ❤

@loribaker8339 16 дней назад

They already did a show. This past week, maybe 1.5 weeks ago. Scroll back in HTC shows and you'll find it!

@Luluisraging.86 16 дней назад

Never ever mention that Narcissist ever again! Especially since he only got 20 years! His MOTHER’S statement got to that jury! And frankly, to me, She ADDED THAT LAST PART IN, after her impact statement was OVER! 🤦🏼‍♀️ I Also watched the 48 Hrs. Special that was done over last night on the Murder of Jeff German. And the entire interview that was done with the Women in the office. Very compelling.

@cygnelle1232 16 дней назад

In his post-verdict jailhouse interview, Telles was asked if he would take the stand again if he could do the trial over. And he said, yes, he would've done it again. That blew my ever-loving mind. His staunch refusal to see how badly he comes off, is incredible to me. All in the service of him never having to EVER say the words "I'm sorry. I did it. I majorly F'd up. I have a lot to work on as a human being." Nope. Not Robert Telles. Never in a million years will you catch him fessing up - to anything, in fact. Never mind murder. Dude has narcissistic features alright.

@loricoyle5755 15 дней назад

The biggest narcissist ever.

@SassyCindy 16 дней назад

Thank you Lauren and Dr. John. You make a great team and I appreciate both of you.

@KerstinOhman 16 дней назад

DR. JOHN while my appreciation for your huge knowledge and insight in Psykologi grows, following this chanel, I really love the fact that you express your empathy for the victims, on both sides. My admiration for you as a human increases everytime🇸🇪🙏❤

@edchandler6829 16 дней назад

Telles did 3 TV interviews today from jail. Says he is on suicide watch in cell no windows lights on all the time without clothes. He is pissed! Like the trial says he is innocent with straight face..

@judimoore1678 16 дней назад

Shades of Charlie Adelson!

@barelylegalbriefs 16 дней назад

@@edchandler6829 I wouldn’t say a “straight “ face, one of the most expressive faces I’ve ever seen

@TheEkocher 16 дней назад

So many things to like about him and how sad that he was murdered just for doing his job!

@loricoyle5755 15 дней назад

Nothing to like about him. He made his choices and now has to live with them.

@TheEkocher 15 дней назад

@@loricoyle5755 I was referring to Jeff German.

@loricoyle5755 15 дней назад

@@TheEkocher oops. Sorry about that! I agree with you 100%.

@melstiller8561 16 дней назад

I'm so sorry I missed your livestream today. But I'm watching the replay; and, in so doing, I'm harvesting what I need: your learned opinions. Best regards to both of you from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

@melaniemeadows102 16 дней назад

Hi Lauren and John thanks for covering this.

@deborahpoole9710 15 дней назад

He still says he’s innocent. That he didn’t do it. How can you be remorseful for something you insist you didn’t do?

@BeReal1420 15 дней назад

Yeah-it’s like it was an out-of-body act - that TELLES wasn’t present for! How’s that for a psychotic break? 😮😮

@kkjjhal 16 дней назад

I was really worried because of the length of delib.I thought there is no way this guy is getting away with this defense he came up with.

@judis3628 16 дней назад

Matt Johnson from Court TV did an interview with Telles post conviction & sentencing. He just kept reiterating his story. Poor bald baby

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

Matt does a great job of controlling his face and reactions. He’s a pro. That interview was excellent. I would have been screaming at Telles.

@KayLou209 16 дней назад

Hi Everyone, late but I watched the jail interview. He is sticking to his story!

@susiekathryn8570 16 дней назад

My oldest brother was a surrogate “spouse “ to my mom. My dad was a reporter and gone a lot and a “churchaholic” (LDS). My brother was my mom’s support system. When he died at age 17, that changed the dynamics of our family forever! This was 1959. I don’t think my mom ever fully recovered from his death. That was my brothers role. Not sure if my brother was ever allowed to be a kid!

@melaniemeadows102 16 дней назад

Deciphering the telles gaslighting took time.

@Kansas66 16 дней назад

If Denali was wife’s car, why not frame him with BMW he usually drove? Maybe they read his mind?

@autisticMargo 16 дней назад

Telles has a lot in common w lori vallow

@Melody-st4df 16 дней назад

Question: Are narcissists born or made by their environment?

@HiddenTrueCrime 16 дней назад

Both :)

@mardyross2838 16 дней назад

@HiddenTrueCrime , I was classically trained by mainstream (leaned towards psyche and went into OT). The more life experience I had away from being immersed in a mainstream setting, the more I moved the dial in this towards genetics and maybe hand in hand with epigenetic gene mutations. It appears to me observing in my work outside the box the past decade in my live community as well as what I experienced being online extensively since 2008, PD symptoms seem to be a factor in way more people than the statistics say.

@LaniBanani 16 дней назад

@@mardyross2838check out Dr Peter Salernos new book and RU-vid channel on latest genetic researching saying 60% of NPD is genetic and rarely environment.

@mariaandcream 16 дней назад

100% agree w/Dr. John's analysis of the impact statements by the mother & 2 wives of Telles. Their statements were actually detrimental.

@natashaxo7197 16 дней назад

Thank you Lauren, thank you Dr. John. I will continue to greatly appreciate your coverage, insight, and heart. Thank you for shining a bright light on what's hidden.

@campbellwelsh1313 14 дней назад

My son has BPD. I so appreciate Dr. John’s insights and information about BPD. Is there a book that would help me understand my son’s behavior?

@Bearwithme560 13 дней назад

There's this source called the internet, at your fingertips..

@ClaudiaYorkPetruny-bc8pg 16 дней назад

I’ve watched mothers put far too much responsibility on small children and burden them with their problems; ie “how am I going to pay my bills?” This was Telles’ mother imho.

@jeanninetraverse-healy5169 15 дней назад

Please tell Dr John that my Granddaughter attained an A* for her Macbeth paper. That question was “ How does the emasculation of Macbeth affect the flow of the play” . Eeeeeeek

@maureens100 16 дней назад

This case...smh..he imo is so guilty.

@Ms.Prairie 14 дней назад

Thank you Lauren and Dr. John. Always learning from you two.

@HelpSavetheNextGirl241 12 дней назад

I’m listening and watching three days after this aired, but I still wanted to say thank you for this brilliant post 🙏

@lindaanglisano1448 16 дней назад

Dr John made a good point when he said Telles threw other innocent people under the bus instead of of just working on his own responsibility to this planning and carrying out of a murder of a man who was doing his job. Horrible little man!

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

He did the same thing during his arrest for drunkenly attacking his wife. That video’s been released. Same behavior.

@gemmalouiseroby8090 16 дней назад

When RTs family spoke, I couldn't help but think damn, maybe you shouldn't come out with the fact he's driven, ambitious and will get anything done 😅

@leeoregan9766 16 дней назад

I ponder his evential sentencing and duration, coupled with his personality traits, and i suspect prison will not suit him. His grandiose nature, bullying of weaker, lesser people, his incapacity to reconcile his physical stature with his societal position- ( prison society being his next experience) also his sense of entitlement and victim mentality. I don't see him intergrating well, and suspect between the fractures in personality and prison will see many, many, many writeups and infractions, if not his abrasive demeanour causing conflict amongst the prison hierarchy. He's low level white collar, no wealth to pay his safety, not a criminal lawyer and an all round painful person to be around.

@lindalee9177 16 дней назад

The best thing you can do is ignore him

@therose5783 16 дней назад

2 days is ridiculous. Even 2 hours would have been too much. It would be interesting to know why deliberations took so long.

@mardyross2838 16 дней назад

Dr John likely will know the name of the hispanic resesearcher that I dont recall, and it occurs in other families with the pseudo spouse concept. In 2007/8 the pseudo spouse concept was presented at weekly rounds at a behavioral clinic I was adjunct with as OT, and everyone in the room appreciated the education from the clinic owner. (It helped explain SO many things I hadn't understood up to that point from far back in my personal life moreso than my work. So I am thrilled you're doing this live / video.

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

Did you see the footage of Telles during his drunken arrest after attacking his wife ? He was also denying and blaming during that too. 🤮. It wasn’t in the trial, just saying.

@bonckers 16 дней назад

Wonderful topic!😀🤗❤️

@Momfia51 16 дней назад

Good point on his parole, Lauren.

@challanger275 16 дней назад

😊the sentence was inappropriate to the crime

@Luluisraging.86 16 дней назад

YEP!!!!

@lindalarson5468 16 дней назад

I just want to give you positive feedback on your new approach to your videos. Much more succinct, taking significantly less time and covering your points professionally and efficiently. I don't have the time for really long videos so while I like you both, I often just didn't click on your videos because they were so long. I appreciate the changes you've made! Thank you!

@alexg8473 16 дней назад

@@lindalarson5468 I agree! Very well done!

@lsmilek 15 дней назад

I feel like the way his forehead is scrunched upwards it’s because he is making himself as wide-eyed as possible to make himself look honest and innocent.

@Davis-LA 16 дней назад

🐊 I missed the live. I’m on rewatch crew.

@boysrus61 15 дней назад

Thank you for all the coverage you do on these trials and verdicts. The thought occurred to me that as years go by, we forget about the people and when they are quietly released back into society, we just see an old man or woman and don't think twice (unless you are a victim and then you never forget). I was thinking it would be interesting to have a show where you two do a "where are they now" episode and re cap some of the releases we, Judy and Joe Public, may have forgotten.

@BeReal1420 15 дней назад

Dr John’s analysis brings such a unique perspective to EVERY SINGLE ONE of the very different crimes! HE IS A BIG VALUE to understanding what’s TRULY AT THE HEART of these cases! And the CRIMINALS before us! ❤

@brasstacks7181 14 дней назад

Checking ALL the boxes as to why what you both do is sooooo important. Very much a voice for the victims!!! 💗 I am also very curious WHY the jury took so long? Makes no sense in this case. GREAT point referring to Macbeth!!!! Yes, empathy & compassion would have been much more useful. Too bad Telles has none to speak of.

@TinaBUTCHER-ph1ph 15 дней назад

I really hope jurors DONT give anyone an interview. None of them have to explain themselves let alone be on trial by media about why they took their time. That's a dangerous road to go down when jurors feel they need to explain themselves to the media

@melaniemeadows102 14 дней назад

One juror has interviewed with the local news station. Fascinating ratio guilt vs innocent as deliberations continued.

@mandystrong8196 15 дней назад

Has the jury spoken yet? I’m dying to know what was going on in there? The picture? The walk? Both?

@cob4467 16 дней назад

He deserves life without parole. Hes a horrible human, wonder how he'll do in general population.

@BobTheSchipperke 15 дней назад

If you want to be treated better you should have behaved better. This murderer was complained about prior to no avail. The solution, exposure, got someone killed. It's time to think about the victim. RIP, Jeff.

@EarlBrown-sk7jb 16 дней назад

Big deal. My first job paid $1.05 an hour (1965).

@MsLolaapril1 15 дней назад

love love love being part of your replay crew ! TY so much for your insight

@user-yo7qs7ht8j 16 дней назад

Thanks Dr John and Lauren. I know why you fell in love with your hubby. It's his eyes. ❤

@retroqueenbeeart 15 дней назад

He still thinks he is innocent. How can he be so delusional? Maybe his mind does not remember because of why?

@margaretlumley1648 16 дней назад

Thank you, Lauren and Dr John. I loveyou guys and feel so honoured to be able to experience your wisdom ❤❤❤

@kat8canary77 15 дней назад

On point. Wives spoke of his father qualities, not his husband qualities.

@apathetic6309 16 дней назад

What a bunch of idiots on the jury, he should have at least gotten 50 yrs...

@angelwings7930 15 дней назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍

@BusyMagnaBee 14 дней назад

I found it interesting that as Mr. German’s family gave their statements, RT had little reaction. He appeared to listen and wrinkled his forehead as if he was genuinely hearing what was being said. I did not see any emotion .. no sympathy for two sisters and a brother who lost their sibling or nieces and nephews who lost their loving uncle. Yet, as soon as his wife entered the courtroom, he became emotional and even had tears as she spoke. Seems to me a truly innocent man would have had some real emotion as he heard the victim’s family express their loss. Criminal behavior or actions do not always result in a criminal record.

@hellpoint7534 15 дней назад

This was not a heat of the moment situation.He meticulously stalked and planned the murder of someone whose writings he did not like. If he believed the writings were untrue he could have sued for libel. If the writings were true, then he brought it all on himself. I don't see how he qualifies for 'mercy' any more than any other cold blooded vicious murderer.

@marrianner.1682 16 дней назад

Did his mother really ask that he get parole? Only parole?? Cause kids want him? Wow!!

@abelis644 16 дней назад

Thank you Lauren & Dr. Babe!!! 😅 You are so interesting. 👋🇨🇦🌠

@Luluisraging.86 16 дней назад

Yes! They FINALLY got the verdict right, but SERIOUSLY?! 20 years?? C’mon! LWOP! You got this wrong Jury?? Dr. John? Do tell?

@bekind758 16 дней назад

When the mother spoke that's what I was thinking, too! He was expected to be a parent and not the child.

@l.a.w.79 15 дней назад

I thought this was going to be Dr John’s coverage of Telles’ recent television interview with Matt Johnson. I saw Dr. John’s discussion in real time. But appreciated hearing it again.

@Georgie3463 15 дней назад

I knew a very famous investigative reporter years ago. He changed his phone number frequently and acted paranoid. I didn't understand it at the time, but certainly get it now. This was a senseless killing, so sad...😢

@darcy2965 13 дней назад

My mother left my father when i was 5, decades ago. As oldest of 2,: I became responsible & quality control & trainer for babysitters as my mother worked a lot to suddenly provide for the 3 of us. While i definitely have issues i didn't eventually kill anyone.

@BodyLanguageAnalysisInterrogat 15 дней назад

Attorney Melanie Littles last video has Robert Telles Jail & JURY interview with good info on Jury Deliberation process and attorney interviews. 4:35 Yes. Can't wait for your psychological prospectives.

@SophieDesplaces 16 дней назад

Did he show mercy to his victim? No.

@torim1233 16 дней назад

Would the two of you discuss narcissistic behavior on a later show. Thanks. Good commentary.

@lyndaalbrecht7006 15 дней назад

Juries are so fickle and unpredictable. I think they tend to be dominated by one or two forceful, persuasive persons. I thought a guilty verdict would have been a cinch. Wrong again! Your show provides a lot of insight into the psychology of juries and other participants. TY for that. BTW, Dr.John was one of my favorite rock musicians. Have a great day!

@whackywheelers 15 дней назад

Thanks, Lauren and Dr. John ❤

@darlenecampbell8818 16 дней назад

EGO can take control as it did here😢

@mahnacheeto172 15 дней назад

Literally, a mad hatter.

@chrissyakers 16 дней назад

Looking forward to this!😊

@theress9063 15 дней назад

My God he killed an innocent man.

@Melody-st4df 16 дней назад

Question: Do you think he broke down at home and admitted it to his wife? If not why would she speak for him?!

@JJ_5289 16 дней назад

She stayed with him after the domestic violence incident and after cheating on her. Then she goes on to testify about Telles's great character 🙄. Im sure his wife knew exactly what happened in the murder

@orianjuarez3074 16 дней назад

It was his current wife's only opportunity to say something positive about him being a good father. She didn't say he was a good husband. 😒

@Luluisraging.86 16 дней назад

⁠I predict, she will file for Divorce!

@EarlBrown-sk7jb 16 дней назад

Can the judge change the sentence from option 2 to option 3 during the Oct sentencing?

@zakkaryzoah1386 16 дней назад

Not in Nevada, but she still needs to reflect the two special circumstances in the sentence.

@squeegeelady 16 дней назад

@@zakkaryzoah1386Judge L can factor in one enhancement, and add up to an additional 20 years to Telles' sentence. If that runs consecutive, he'd be eligible for parole in his late 60s but still have up to a sentence of up to 20 years to serve for the enhancement. Parole for either sentence is not guaranteed, esp if he maintains that crazy set-up story.

@ahermannblue 15 дней назад

I think Lady Macbeth was even more ambitious than Macbeth himself.

@MsRyannEsq 15 дней назад

I think the issue is that he didn't have an attorney to speak to his supporters about their statements. If I were his attorney, I'd have worked with them on their statements and raised the concerns Dr. John spoke about.