after this check out our Top 10 Convicts Who Freaked Out After Given A Life Sentence -> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OsAU02RiFac.html
illegal cheese?!! noo way, id be in trouble too! my bff says that if i had a cheese iv in one arm, and a ranch dressing iv in the other, id be good to go n set for life 😂
@@kevin6293 Have you read a different comment to the rest of us, as I see no reference to other killers at all - in Queen B's comment? Where does she indicate that "other" murderers should be released? Back to SpecSavers for you - and please resume your medication, as it appears that you're hallucinating!
It's a Hot Sunny Day! I think I'll go out and just tool around town on my Harley! Why? Because I can! Because I've never committed any kind of egregious crime! My worst offenses against society are a few traffic infractions.
i find it hilarious that the woman who glued her childs hands to the wall and beat her has such a reaction. Ill bet she didnt feel that way while beating her own child.
Yup, the convicts cry because they realize they're not invincible. They think they won't get caught, but they did. They cry because they find out that their justifications for what they did isn't actually right. They cry for THEIR freedom/the life they lost after being sentenced. I recently watched a doc on women's prisons in Indiana. They featured a baby killer by the name of Dawn Hopkins. Dawn goes into this sob story how she was 25 and threw her life away. She doesn't refer to the fact that she threw her son's life away. Some may also not realize the severity of their crimes, like a car accident can turn into vehicle manslaughter. I saw another clip where two parents starved their baby to death and got life without parole. The father was absolutely stunned. I think the tears also their desperate attempt to have damage control/save face. They're trying to get sympathy so that the court will go easier on them. It has nothing to do with feeling sympathy for their victim or feeling remorse for their wrongs. That's why they cry AFTER they've been caught. I do believe sentencing should include all factors, however, if there's self-defense involved, how cooperative the suspect is, the severity of the crimes, if they're a first-time offender, and so on. So, I do believe in genuine mistakes and second chances, but those can be taken advantage of + gotta be careful. In my own personal life, I've had some people who have been utter jerks, and they've had chances to be accountable on their own, to adjust their behavior. That's being genuine! But then, once they get into trouble + get caught, they start pretending to be sorry. I'm thinkin', "Nah, you're having a pity party for yourself and pretending that you care so that others will go easier on you. You had your chance." At that point, I'm done, and I'll cut those people off. The relationship is forever tainted. Because if you go easy on them for something that crosses a deep line, they'll just do it again. And of course, some crimes deserve no second chances.
the welfare check in the mail. that's why 4 kids. possibly all different fathers. breakdown of the family, with the government welfare check stepping in.
@@bevwilliams6177 Actually that's not exactly true. It's because parents aren't parents anymore. They want to be friends. They spoil their kids to the point where they think they are invincible. There are actually more "entitled" kids with both parents committing crimes than there are kids of good strong single parents. Some of these kids are better off without the father in the picture because of his history.
the fighting liberal dude he barely said anything! Your being stupid! Omg I’ve never seen something this dumb since “England is my city!” Gosh your an idiot!
@@gaminglichgamer4035 Must be that kinda complexion thing... because I'm far more fair and my parents would be the first ones wanting my butt locked up
@@vulpesinculta9578 what does that have to do with anything you most be trolling right you got to be you can't think it's ok less sentence for killing a child right they should just take them behind the jail make them eat a bullet sandwich
YAY I’m SO glad that the mum who abused her kid and glued the child’s hands to the wall got 99 years. It’s NOT heartbreaking on several levels. It’s sad for the KID.
@@heidi8297The child would still miss the mother and would be psychologically affected. A parenting course and children welfare would minimize the risk. I would be a lot more severe if my family were affected by crime.
Yes! We should have cameras in courts. I've never been to a prison but videos about prisons and prisoners has taught me to always think things through before acting regardless of what happened/who's at fault and if I ever get provoked the best thing is to leave the spot, even if it makes me look like a coward... And frankly, I'd rather be seen as a coward (with freedom) than brave but in jail.
Girl - stabs boyfriend to death mercilessly Judge- sentencing many years in prison Girl - cries and freaks out when sentenced Tf did you expect from stabbing someone to death
Lol no, jailing people just because you dont like them isn't a good thing. You know who they should lock up? Those people responsible for 60%+ of violent crimes in the US.
As though they think theres no consequences for their actions at all and when hearing the sentence given to them they are like "what how can the judge be so cruel to me I don't deserve to be locked up this long!!!"
Sweg Mochi right ! and what about those two biggies who beat a three year old to death ! Because they said they didn’t think the beating they gave the poor child would kill her ? WHAT ! ! ? ? And there are still folks who don’t believe the devil is not amongst us ? ? ✝️ God Help Us All.
yes we should have cameras in the courtroom so people can see the consequences of their actions. Maybe they'll learn from someone else's screw ups (we call them Reggies out here).
The lady who "still had something to say" and was kicking and screaming, she says "I have responsibilities," when she was sentenced, I don't think she knows what "responsibility" means. If she did, she would be tending to those responsibilities than committing crime.
Raechle: "What's the thing you'd be in jail for?" Me: "If my bestfriend died of a murderer, I wouldn't go to their funeral, because I'd be in jail for killing the person who killed my best friend." ;) Oh c'mon you'd do that too right?
Same reason why you’d probably cry or freak out if your brother, sister, father, mother, was convicted to life in prison. You’d never think that this person would do such a heinous crime.
I find their tantrums oddly satisfying and entertaining.🍿 It's like they're getting to feel some of the helplessness and terror they inflicted on their victims.
I actually appreciated you talking and telling us what happened in the short version rather than having to watch an hour long video of sentencing to figure out what was going on and just seeing the freak out (the good part) 👍🏻
What really bothers me is that the convicted criminals are usually with a background filled with violence, drugs and other crimes while the lawyers and judges mostly come from an educated family with more chances to develop and strive. It's hard to see them looking down on people who could have done better if they would have had the same environment growing up.
Honestly, there are numerous ways we would have become far different people than who we are if details of our earlier life were different. But that doesn't excuse us from suffering consequences of our actions? What your describing is rather like the Butterfly Effect....🦋
Funny how these convicts who murder or abuse people including little kids show no remorse until they hear what their sentence is, they scream and cry but not a single tear drop for the people they hurt. Out of the all the cruel people in the world, the ones who hurt kids are the worst.
@Michelley Eeyyy OK, sorry -- I couldn't resist. But seriously, sure she's adorable. So are kittens, puppies and pet-owner reunion videos. Doesn't mean I want to watch any of them meow, bark or talk incessantly through a nearly 12-minute-long video.
I'm glad they DO have cameras in courtrooms.. Not only for evidence if the convict tries anything else, but also to show an example to other people of what would happen to them if they attempted to harm someone.. 👍
0:22 For gender equality, of course. Men shouldn’t be the only ones getting life (without parole) or death, or even a big sentence (an X-amount of years) for committing heinous crimes. Women want to be treated equally, right? Well, one way of proving that is by the prisoning sentences being as the most severe for men 🤷🏻♀️
I'll never have to worry about doing this. I have no children and no boyfriend or husband. It breaks my heart to see others killed when you could have given them up for adoption or you could leave a relationship. Their cries are for them not the ones they killed.
I saw that case. Her mom was actually crying because she thought the plea deal she made with the prosecutor meant her daughter would not get any time at all, when it actually for the murder charge to be removed. The girl was still charged with conspiracy.
The one crying saying her husband broke her leg is wearing what is called a "suicide smock" here in the states. They take your clothes so you cannot use them to take your own life, put you in that smock (which can't be ripped or used to take ones own life) and put them in a different and more bare cell and they are watched more closely then a regular prisoner.
Men when they rob a store: “THAT’S 50 YEARS IN PRISON!!” Women when they rob a store: “Uh… I guess that’s 2 hours in prison. I don’t know” I love it when people get their own medicine
@@prismaticlol the judge agreed that the sentence didn't fit the crime. She didn't murder anyone. Not to say that was she did wasnt wrong but 20 was a bit much. There was another one where a mom was acussed of child neglect and got 99 years. That one was just ridiculous.
They do the crime and then they wail and cry. It’s all an act. I love it when they say “that’s not me” well, that was you sweetie, that’s why you’re going to jail for a long time. Goodbye.
I wonder if the emotional, crying parents of the sick criminals are in tears over the fact that their child's chances at having a good life is completely tarnished OR over the fact that THEY created these abominations of society and feel a GREAT deal of guilt, regret, embarrassment and responsibility over their seed's actions? I go for the later.
Rozetta Vyper I seriously doubt it. If you can find longer clips of the reactions, you'll hear "s/he didn't even do nuffin. Let my baby go. Lowdy Lowdy, not my baby"... And on and on.. If you ever want to hear a messed up testimony, listen to the lady that killed her two kids and stuffed them in a freezer. Stormy and the other.. F**ked up stuff.. Choking them, throwing boiling water on them, starving them, and worse...
If accidental plagiarising for my school essays was illegal, then I would be breaking the law and get arrested and sentenced as an adult since I am 20 years of age. Also, if my parents forgot to finish their drinks while I was driving to Yosemite and if I got pulled over by the police I would have possibly got my drivers' license taken away or sent away to jail for one year in the worst case scenario. So, that's way I prohibit people drinking in my car while I am driving at all times to avoid that risk.
The Latino lady in the wheelchair, #2 I believe, she's wearing what is known by insiders as a "Turtle Suit." It's for inmates/guests of the jail who are/might be suicidal. It's a solid piece of fabric, like something one might wrap furniture in if they were moving. It has some padding sewn in, also a small solid piece of padding that acts as a pillow. It Velcros onto the body and acts as mattress, pillow and clothing. All one piece with NOTHING that detaches, nothing one could hang or harm themselves with.
Yes, cameras should be in court rooms, for most cases. Here in the US the public is allowed to view court cases. Now that our population is so large, there is no way all the people interested in the cases can go to the court. Public trials are an important way of, not only hearing the case, but also making sure the cases are handled properly. We have the right to view most trials, but no longer have the ability for everyone interested to be able to go to the court. It is also important that the people know what is happening, and not rely on the media to feed us their versions of the events.
I do take your point, but I find it rather disturbing that these court hearings are often shared online as entertainment. (You could ask why I'm watching this video, but it just rolled onto this one from a previous video from the same channel and I couldn't be bothered to change it.) UK courts don't show footage, but reporting IS accurate. I do wish we had photos instead of those 'artist's impressions' though.
Like an old saying I’ve heard all of my years, and passed on to my own children,…”You better stop and think before you choose to do wrong in life,…because,…your gonna cry, but it’s going to be too late”. 😳😢
As the old saying goes, if you can’t handle the time, don’t do the crime... Such irony that these people are devastated over the fact that their life is ruined, yet they had no problem ruining someone else’s life.
"That's not me! That's not him! I would never"....obviously you would, because you did! You can't get out of this! If it wasn't something you'd ever do, then you shouldn't have done it!
Idiot racist...what now for your child/children? How confused will they be in future when they see this and you're howling, "that's not who I am..." ??
You traded 6 years of your child having a mother to go flag running, racist yelling good people at a birthday party? Hope you enjoyed your racist high...over and over again during your 6 year jail time!
If a person kills another person . That person needs to be punished. Most of those murders pretend to cry and others pretend to be tuff yelling and screaming .
#6 pisses me off. That’s not me?! That’s all you got? You went to a child’s birthday party and called them the n word and waved guns around. Seriously??
3:09 You can tell how much she knew she hurt her mother and that set her off. Both that and the sentence. But what can you say... what she did was wrong.
@DEEPFOXJUDE And what if the system does not care about you, and you have to do justice by yourself? Or you can be victim 24/7. Not much options sometimes.
