Why would the first guy think that “she begged me to come” would make any difference in the case? Kids do and say dumb stuff, it’s the adult’s responsibility to guide them in the right direction. Then I hear him say to his wife “don’t bring the girls” .. gave me chills
Whenever they say “well they wanted me to come over” I’m like so you showed up? Like do you show up to every place you’re begged to go to or is it just when it’s children? Just cuz someone insists doesn’t mean you gotta go bruh 😭🙄🙄
Fr he knew it was wrong and that sentence confirms it...I worry that he could have put his hands on his own kids and didn't want them there because of that
The interview made me so angry him denying everything, trying to get out of it was pathetic… if a young boy begged him to come you can be sure he didn’t go… crazy how he’s trying to make the detective take his side. So glad he got caught POS
I work in a home for the mentally disabled. A few years ago the house manager was fired, and arrested for negleting a serious medical issue. A client was having a heart attack and what did she do? She crushed up 30 Bayer aspirin, threw him in the company van, and proceeded to go . . . get this. NOT the hospital. She instead took this man on a wild ride of picking up her weekly meth deal. Client died and she left him in the back of the van to the next day for another worker to find. She tried playing the whole "I didn't know he was in there card" but the stupid woman forgot that she used the gas card the night it happened to fill the van. She got 20 years for the death, and 15 for the meth.
Oh my God... glad that witch was caught!!!😱 I'm a retired RN, I had a drug addict for a head Nurse when I was a new Nurse, a year after graduating. I was a casual, and new. I didn't know about it. But her regulars knew and for whatever reason, they covered for her stealing drugs until she finally got caught shortly after I left to go to a full time position elsewhere.
I feel so bad for the wives of these child predators. To find out your husband is going around trying to meet children to abuse!!!! I can't even imagine how horrible that would be
My mind always leaps to their daughters reading the transcript. It's easy for people on the outside to sling the whole family in the bin, but that's just doing what the offender has already done to them. They need the support of family and loved ones to literally help them hold their heads up.
It's always best to immediately ask for an attorney, but a lot of people don't want to go to jail for a few days until they get appointed an attorney. They think if they can talk their way out of being arrested, but end up incriminating themselves instead. So many interrogations start with the culprit asking for an attorney, then when they realize that they're under arrest and not going home, they wave their rights and start trying to talk their way out of it.
It's true and "the professionals" understand the dynamics around this very, VERY WELL, and it's common practice by the authorities to abuse this against people. The system is heavily designed to work around people's ignorance about their rights like this.
@@AaronEbrahimit's not ignorance. Did you read the comment you're replying to? They are well aware of their rights to an attorney but they waive that right because they believe they can talk their way out of it. When a person knows they have the right not to say a single word and that they have the right to an attorney but decide to talk anyway because they don't want to spend a night in jail while they wait for an attorney, cops using that against them is NOT abuse.
@@teilamimms7023Similar thing happened to me. My Girlfriend fell off 291 feet down a cliff and survived but when they put her in the ambulance and she was covered in blood, I rushed toward her, but cops blocked me from going in the ambulance because of covid, I wasn't able to see her in the hospital either. It was heart wrenching, she's never been the same either. Also, the cops accused me of pushing her down the cliff while I was having a full blown panic attack as they were trying to recover her "body" since no one thought she'd still be alive. Fortunately she did survive and told the cops I didn't push her.
@RedLineShortFilms oh wow, that is heartbreaking. I'm so sorry that you (and she) had to go through and experience that. The fact that she lived is a miracle... I'm glad to know that you two still have each other, and that you were vindicated through her survival and subsequent testimony. It's sad to think that had she no longer been here with us, you could be in prison right now: falsely accused and heartbroken from her loss on top of it all. I wish you both nothing but the best... and an eventual full recovery for her, not only physically but spiritually, mentally, and emotionally. It sounds like you 2 have been through a lot.. you deserve nothing but happiness from here. Please take care!🤗
Just cause he doesn't have a record doesn't mean he hasn't done nothing wrong in his life, just shows he has never been caught for any crimes he has committed. Love From Scotland xxxx 🏴
@@Scambaiter101That’s wonderful! I’m so very envious! May I ask why you chose Scotland? And why you’re moving? I just want you to know that what you’re doing is an absolute dream that will never happen for many. I’d greatly appreciate any replies! Best of luck to you and yours! Love & Light from Miami Shores🦚 Stay safe mate✌🏼🌎 Have a care for one another🫧🏴
That daycare lady made my blood boil. As a new father of a 5 month old, I don’t even know what I would do if I got a call at work saying that the person I entrusted to watch over my baby recklessly murdered her. I can’t even process that horror. That would absolutely ruin my life. I wouldn’t even know how to move on from that.
Do what I did, never leave your child in childcare. I always knew he was safe because he was with his dad or me. I pity anyone who is forced to use childcare, and question the parental devotion and sense of anyone who does it without being forced to.
@@themudpit621thank you for the pity you put upon us working and or single parents who rely on daycares to care for our kids. Some of us don’t have family and need daycares. YES this is an example of a shit daycare but as you can see these are all examples of shit people from all walks of life. I wouldn’t do a home daycare ever - I agree. But the fear mongering around ALL day cares because of some bad apples - is frustrating. Truly wouldn’t it be lovely if everyone could work shifts so their kids didn’t need care but that’s not life.
And the Decoy wasnt a trained manipulator who's job it was to reel these guys in. Even if they actions they do online are illegal, they did it anyways. Look up how the show To catch a predo was canceled. The ones running the show would use pictures and the kids (decoys) photos of the cast and crew doing all this. when a guy was so grossed out that he was posing as and other members of the crew were posing as his kid using his kids photos in different states of undressness to lure in these people, he became disgusted with himself in the name of kid. He asked his kid not to be used, the show refused then fired the guy, then hunted him online. The crew of the show destroied this guys family and life to the point he killed himself. after the show was doing this to their own, Law enforcement realized the tactics they were using would be tossed from court if anyone the show ever caught actually fought it. It was a massive waste of time and money.
@@ryaj2356TCAP never used photos of current minors. All photos were of adults who consented to their childhood photos being used. Multiple decoys across multiple investigations have said this, including Casey from the New Jersey and Kentucky stings. She was an adult.
@@ryaj2356damn, I didn't know that. I knew bc of that show there was a DA (I think) that killed himself once he got exposed and I thought that was why the show ended.
You mean the lawyer who killed himself after Hansen and crew showed up at his house after he refused to meet up and he killed himself because he was in a high authority position and it would ruin his life if it got out?? He wasn't someone in the crew at all and I'm baffled where you got this insane story that isn't the actual story.@@ryaj2356
As a type 1 diabetic who's experienced severe lows from giving too much insulin, I doubt those who died from the insulin had a peaceful death because the body goes into shock once you reach a certain level. Being older I'm sure they didn't have the strength to get help and had to lie there and wait for the inevitable
I was going through chemotherapy and just had surgery and the 2nd day after surgery nobody would believe that I was suddenly in unbearable pain because of my medication schedule...until that evening when my husband came to check on me (we had 3 kids at home so he couldn't stay with me all day), I was going into shock and my nurse for the past ten hours came in high as a kite and they figured out she was charting that she gave me the IV demerol but she was taking it herself in my bathroom. Just before shift change when she came to my room and pretended to give it to me "on time", then she went into my bathroom and he called the charge nurse in and they caught her using it on herself. I finally got some pain relief and never saw her again. She had no problem putting me through inhumane torture so she could be high all day. I was so furious, but my husband wanted to seriously hurt her!
I am sorry you had to go through that. I don't know why women aren't believed when we say we are in pain. My cousin had kidney surgery years ago. She kept telling her nurses she was in great pain. They kept telling her pain was normal. It wasn't until she spiked a fever that they believed her. Come to find out her sugeon had nicked her ureter. She went septic. I hope you are seeing better health.
It's worth noting that Radonda Vaught had to go through several institutional overrides just to even get the correct medication, much less the incorrect one, and in emergent situations, it was only a matter of time before something like this happened. Also very important to note but was left out, Radonda self-reported and the hospital had already settled with the family outside of court before a govt body came around wanting to prosecute criminally. This case set a major precedent and it's not well-represented in this video, I'm sorry to say but not sorry to point out.
Yeah I agree with everything you've said. There's more to that situation if one were to thoroughly look into it. It was a system issue that they wanted to put blame on an individual nurse , sadly.
Totally. Radonda is not a monster. She was a victim of a bad system, s mistake, and DAs with nothing better to do. The deceaseds family was her strongest supporter and that should speak volumes.
@@soggybubble it's not really about being the wrong person, it's more that her case deserves more scrutiny. I'd love to see you create an objective full length exploring what happened here. Her being scapegoated by the DA and the hospital for an issue that was already resolved. The fact that she did everything we teach healthcare providers to do if they make a mistake and was still prosecuted and left to hang by the institution. This case will scare generations of providers into hiding mistakes to try to avoid punishment because of the grave injustice of it all.
I'm not sure why that case was even included in the video as it was just a 30 second clip of her sitting in a courtroom as opposed to all the other clips showing bodycam/interrogation footage.
Correction, it did not take “seconds” to destroy Maurice’s career. It took hours and hours and words and plans and sick fantasies he probably had for years. Don’t make it seem like these guys made “a mistake”. They are predators.
Agreed! It was artistic to frame it as seconds but the truth is he has been a predator for way longer. He had access to patients of all ages being that he was in cancer research. And again, we only know of this situation. We don't know how many children he has the opportunity to be with.
The compassion the victim's family had for RaDonda is honestly heartwarming. The level of strength and maturity it must have taken for them to not only forgive her, but defend her for her MASSIVE mistake in court is truly commendable. The world needs more people like this.
@@ThundralightDon't let what others do discourage you from The medical field. We need great Doctors , Surgeons, EMT'S, Nurses , Podiatrists, Psychiatrists, And RNs out there.
The consistency with which you release these long videos is nuts, I love it. Keep it up man, this has very quickly turned into one of my favorite channels on the platform
to be fair my man, he doesnt really say much. 80% of the runtime is literally the original video, with simple cut togethers. Its more than doable once or twice per day. not to diminish the video. Its entertaining and a good summary of multiple reports.
The Mother running towards the ambulance to get to her baby was just heart breaking. I can't imagine what must be going through her head at that moment. Give it to the officers staying professional through this whole thing.
The daycare one really got to me. I used to work at a daycare. And there was a little boy who was very sick with a fever. I was holding him, while in the room with several other kids. More than the amount that one person should have to watch at one time. They attempted to contact both his parents and neither were answering their phone. What infuriated me was that they told me to lay him on the floor. He was maybe 2 years old and sick with fever, but they wanted me to let him lay on the floor where he could be stepped on instead of being held and comforted in what little way I could offer. That place was so corrupt. At one point, I was blamed for not cleaning a child properly. But the thing is, I made sure to do so each time I took him in to be changed. I'm the oldest of five children. And I have a lot of expeience of being around children. I know how to change a diaper and understand what can happen if they are not properly cleaned. I was always careful to make sure they were taken care of because I didn't want them to be in pain or suffer. Someone was not doing their job properly and it wasn't me. I was the one who mentioned that I noticed a bit of a rash when I'd had him changed the last time. I did everything I should have done. Then they pinned the blame on me. All of the kids loved me. In many cases upon seeing me they would run and nearly knock me over. I cared for them and their safety as if they were my own precious family. And I'd seen plenty of neglect from the other people I worked with towards the kids. So that made me want to work even harder. I no longer work there, and I have come to distrust daycare. If I ever have kids, I would do whatever I could to not have to take them to one. I feel sorry for those kids.
God, I feel this so much. I also work at a daycare (well, off schedule now bc of an injury) and I've seen plenty of corrupt practices; being out of ratio, kids actually coming in w rashes to the point where they bled, etc. It can always be the parents, and there's a chance it could be the daycare. I don't distrust them, per say, and I miss my students dearly, but it does make me rethink my career alot of the time.
I'm a little lucky since all the daycares I've gone to and worked at were decent; the sketchiest things were at one daycare, all the workers were snobby bitches to everyone and another daycare had their baby cribs upstairs which we would have to carry the babies upstairs which was really scary.
Thanks God I never needed day care . When my two kids were new born , I stayed in home taking care of them till they were two years. I feel sorry for the moms that need day care for their new born.
I haven't watched the entire video yet, but I really hope you covered Larry Nassar. He took sexual advantage of HUNDREDS of female patients, at least one of whom committed suicide. He got 175 years in prison.
@@BlameJuliet Same. What really got me was that he was reported, and yet authorities did nothing for so long. The investigators just took his word at face value that first time.
I had it happen to me post major op too. It was horrifying. I felt crazy. They would give me the pain med and I was in tears. My blood pressure was sky high. I was ordered a one time extra dose and a different nurse gave it. It was much smaller amount but my blood pressure dropped and I slept for hours. The nurse who gave me the 'extra dose' felt like something was of with the other nurse and my symptoms so she watched her. She saw her move a bottle that carries drugs into her home bag. She reported it to security. They searched her bag turns out I was given nothing the whole day. I was no wonder we couldn't get ahead of my pain. I had a major organ removed and a huge recovery ahead of me. This got me stuck admitted a few days longer than planned. They gave me a pain pump after that so I didn't have to trust any nurses the whole rest of my stay. I'll never forget being treated like I was a drug add*ct because I kept feeling pain get worse after they would 'give me medication' for it. She wouldn't have been caught if I didn't keep pushing that I knew how my body felt after surgery. I have lots of health issues so I had had many at that point. Medication has never failed me like that. I knew either I wasn't being given anything or my body wasn't processing whatever they prescribed. It was a medication that was different than I had been given in other surgeries. So I wasn't completely sure but with EDS sometimes medications can't be absorbed properly.
The fact that Maurice asked that the lingerie found in his backseat was "kid's clothes" absolutely disgusted me. He got that for "Willow" but also another disturbing point. Why would he bring kid's clothes to a 13 year old girl without her parents there? I understand a 13 year old girl bringing clothes to another 13 year old girl, but a grown man who has no family ties to her? And yes I know family can be just as bad as a stranger, but honestly how was he thinking this would go?
Yes, all of that is true but he was also a human being. Up to that point he was a good citizen, one that chose a profession that will help the human kind. I think he got curios and comfortable. I pet he never done anything Illegal in his life and maybe he thought this is the opportunity to test the waters and be on the other side of the law for once. You don’t get to be almost 50 and became a child predator! That’s why he took his life, he wasn’t much of criminal to begin with and his own banishment of him self was too harsh. RIP Dr Maurice and THANK YOU for your service🫡
In the daycare case... I think its really fishy that the first thing out of the daughter's mouth was "Is she in trouble?" And then she asked if she was going to jail... Like she knew what her mother was and is capable of.... Then when that Amanda got arrested and she told her daughter she was going to jail... Natalie absolutely had no emotion and Im pretty sure she even shrugged her shoulders basically saying "I knew it was coming... What do you want me to do?"🤷🤦
Yeah, I'd think with ppl like these, they're probably not the best ppl at home or with their families either. And as a child of someone like that, I could absolutely see some of that shit seeping out occasionally, so their daughters were most likely aware of what their mothers were truly like deep down.
I don’t think it’s that odd. If the police was at my door looking for my mom I would ask the same question because why you here looking for my mother lol
The second one, that woman is awful. Abusing the elderly is the same as abusing children in my eyes, they’re defenseless for the most part. Also she (violently) ripped ass during her interrogation which to me was like the cherry on top of her disrespect lol
but the fact that there are nurses in this "doctor" compilation makes me think there aren't that many bad doctors.. or at least they haven't been caught
I can make it worse. There’s a scary amount of nurses that say they go into the field because they “like the amount of control they have over someone’s life”
I love how they charged the first one with burglary as a back up, because his defence would be that he was invited in by the twelve year old girl. He can't really defend himself against both crimes at the same time - genius!
I mean tbh it’s not really back up or genius, just procedure. He got charged with burglary because he technically burglarized the home and police tend to throw up any charges they think might stick because it helps with plea deals. but that would have almost certainly got dropped just because of the seriousness of the other crime. They had all they needed to charge him with attempted lewd acts before he even left his house, him showing up near the residence at all is just confirmation enough. Him walking in was really just icing on the cake but they definitely don’t need him to admit that a 12 year old girl invited him(tbh I don’t know if that is necessarily illegal in itself) because they have multiple pages of him being sexually explicit with a child. That’s pretty hard to beat tbh
The sad fact is now this is legal IN ALL REPUBLICAN STATES. They have EVEN LEGALIZED MARRIAGE TO 12 YEAR OLDS IN ALL REPUBLICAN STATES!! It is because of the Republicans that these monsters are allowed to walk!
@@ChunkyKong-47 It would depend on which State's laws he was under (or if this happened in the States at all) but where I'm from, the burglary charge would never stick because any halfway competent lawyer would argue entrapment (since the defendant was lured to an address he believed to be a home with an occupant living there.) Charges like that are only used during interrogation but are dropped pretty much all of the time before trial. As for defending against both crimes at once, defend against the sex crime and admit to burglary. Any predator would gladly catch 5-10 for B&E if it meant dodging a sex crime charge.
If I was the mother’s daughter and I found out she was arrested for allegedly murdering a baby like that, I wouldn’t even hug her let alone talk to her. I’d be so disappointed in her and disgusted that I’m even related to her. I feel so extremely horrible for the parents losing their precious baby like that.
I would hug and talk to my mother. Plenty of people will hate them and that guilt will never leave, nor the shame and disgust of what you did. But no one is evil, the sin is evil.
@@iballisticduals3048 i'd like to see you say my father who graped me since i was 1 year old and violently beat me, for 12 years, isn't evil. sounds like some bible bs.
How did that doc not pass the test? He did as well as any sober person would do. His speeding was horrible and reckless but what’s the point of sobriety tests if this is still failing? 99% of sober people would fail if this guy failed. 🤷♂️
In Scotland we have a zero tolerance policy on drinking and driving you have one sip of alcohol and your done it's an instant ban and massive fine and it's working The young men are to scared of loosing their license and now think twice and I'm happy about it every one I say is happy it's working !
Yeah, this Terry one was bullshit. Sure, he was showing off in hopes of a threesome or something, but he was hardly drunk. I bet he pleaded no-lo just to get out of that BS situation and get back to work.
How we go from child predator,lady killing old people,baby killer, to terry eating 2 pounds of meat and drank some beer and passed a dui test😂😂😂😂😂 just not the same category I kept waiting to just here some crazy shit😂😂
@@mrgjgyeah she was unbearable. It‘s for people like this I am glad we have the word „fremdscham“ in german; which is loosly translatable to feeling ashamed by the actions of another.
I am 100% certain that her daughter knew how she treated those children. Her very first reaction when she showed up was asking "Are you in trouble?" after she was called over because of a Medical Emergency. She asked her mom three times if she was in trouble, as if she was asking "Did you finally hurt a child too much, are you being arrested right now?" And later when she actually was arrested she didn't seem shocked or surprised either, without a question she accepted that her mom was going to jail. There is no doubt in my mind, the daughter knew her mom was abusing those kids. Maybe in her mind she was just "rough" with them, but she knew that medical emergency would be trouble for her mom, her first instinct was that her mom injured a child.
Honestly it makes me wonder if she knew because it's how she treated her own daughter growing up. Obviously I don't know for a fact but it's possible she would be "rough" with her as well, adding to how she knew what she was like. In most situations where the ab*ser is so unemotional about it, it's because it's something that's been building for so long that it hardly seems like a big deal at that point. The only emotion you can usually get from them is the idea of being caught/perception from others now that it's out.
@@MadiganinPeach very much possible, the daughter didn't seem all too upset about her mom probably going to prison for a while. Most young women i know that have a positive relationship to their mom would be way more upset and distraught the moment they are being told their mom is going to prison. But here she seemed like it wasn't that big of a deal when they showed her afterwards what she did exactly. Almost like she saw it coming.
That was actually a pretty quick and funny response from the girlfriend when she said “well he was an experienced asshole to us” lol. Caught me off guard and gave me a good chuckle.
@@thevalorousdong7675 no pig would ever admit that they're trained to be assholes, and it wouldn't be true anyway - only born assholes become class traitors.
The poor mother running to the ambulance just broke my heart. In contrast from the daycare provider coldly describing how she found the little boy? How truly evil
watch her whole interrogation, it's wild. the cops do let her go do a few errands after, they seem to trust her honesty. She also confessed to a few people before, including her pastor, who just made her pray and promise not to do it any more.
@@WobblesandBeanI think that woman was dealing with some sort of religious OCD on top of her addictions. She genuinely believed she was doing the right thing for her god. I, too, suffer with religious OCD (but in a much different way). At least she came clean about it. In reality, the pastor was wrong too after hearing her confess and not do anything about it 🤷🏼♀️ which…I mean, I wouldn’t expect anything different from a devout religious man 😬 disappointed but not surprised.
Crazy how many nurses kill their patients wtf How do these people get away with this for so long even though there is so many clues and the fact they get new jobs even though there is evidence is a problem with our system
It's funny how the Doctor predator didn't remember the crime he committed but remembered everything else he did that wasn't criminal. What a good liar.
Yeah, he remembers that she "begged him to come" and he "declined" multiple times, but he doesn't remember telling her he wants her to "suck him", or that he's gonna kiss her breasts, and more sexual things. Selective memory sure is convenient.
I've always had horrible balance. I've never done drugs or never drink alcohol, but I KNOW I'd flunk those stupid "field sobriety" tests! I think most people would--they're starting off nervous and upset. I think the tests are meant to be failed.
They actually are. They are made confusing and there is no "pass" or "fail." It just depends on what the officer thinks. He can say you were "unsteady" or "didn't follow directions" or that you "kept asking for clarification." They made the tests to have multiple variables and ways that the officer could declare you to be intoxicated. It's a speculated accusation that is deemed definitive "proof" of intoxication, especially if you refuse breath/blood tests.
Having gone 12 years of driving experience, my advice to avoid ever doing a field sobriety test: drive normally and competently, don’t drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol, don’t have the smell of alcohol or drugs in your car, and I feel like chances are you won’t ever have to fail, let alone do, a sobriety test. Cheers.
@chandlercampbell9146 and why would you refuse a blood or breath test? Fight it in court not on the street. They get you for dui regardless, at least get something on your side if you are innocent. If you aren't innocent then you don't deserve the air you breathe
@@chandlercampbell9146 I have schizofrenia and I fear taking this test because I'd sweat and panic before it begins. Is there any legal way to get out of this? I personally only drive to work and during the least busiest traffic times for groceries.
The way the first guy says "I wouldn't have done anything to her" not "I wouldn't have done anything with her" is sickening, glad he left the world when he did and by his own hands!
The thing is I'm happy hes no longer a threat in this world but I also feel I shouldn't feel happy about it. I don't kniw how to call this feelinf but it's like "thank god" but also "I'm sad he commited suicide". Maybe its just the suicide act that affects me since I suffered a lot with it. I hope I'm making a bit of sense
These "monsters" are everywhere, right under our noses; watch out for children and if you see something questionable, QUESTION IT! Please, don't just walk on by, you could save a life!
the only person in this video I even felt bad about was the nurse who accidentally overdosed that woman. We overwork our healthcare professionals to the point of making fatal mistakes then try to punish them like they’re monsters. I accidentally forgot a fry at work but I’m also tired of working my ass off. My mistakes don’t cost lives but mistakes happen. We are humans.
Terry’s case truly, truly confuses me/concerns me. I wish he would have had a better understanding or explanation of what happens when he takes a breathalyzer because I truly feel like he wasn’t drunk. Like he said it’s what a lot of people do on Friday/Saturday nights, it’s literally a beer or two. I feel like the cop was just coming after him because he was going 116, which I don’t think was smart at all, but getting a DUI out of that after what seemed like passing the test, is absurd
Honestly, I feel like that officer, all those officers, are a danger. I'm viscerally afraid. Doing 116 is nuts, but that reaction is crazier. I also feel like people who make these complilations don't have a good grasp of what is terrible and what isn't. They put this interstate speeder up there with the nurse who killed her patients with insulin. I got caught doing 70 in a 55 on a long trip once, because I had come off the interstate, I'm glad they didn't put me on blast and charge me with owi because I'd had a beer in the last 10yrs, and put me on a list with Jeffrey Dahmer. Holy crap.
You all seemed to miss the fact that this was reckless driving. He was driving 116 mph, and he had been drinking. He also appeared drunk throughout the FST's and refused the breathalyzer. If he was sober, why did he refuse the breathalyzer? 🤔 The FST's are not pass or fail, btw. Would any of you feel safe with this ahole on the road next to you? I certainly wouldn't. I guarantee this won't be his first aggravated DUI.
@@mirzamay Don't drink and speed then? 116 during Christmas while people are out looking at lights is easily an entire family wiped out. He changed his story too. From "A drink" to "a couple beers" to "drinking and driving is alright because everyone in New Mexico does it"
@@kiwiozboy8394 right because police officers are always 100% right and the law is 100% accurate all of the time lmaoo news flash: people are allowed to have opinions regardless of the outcome of the situation. i personally think things probably would've been handled differently in this case had terry been a different skin tone...but i don't think that's a conversation you're willing to have lol
Excellent video as always! Been binging your channel the past few days 😁 new favorite! Im a critical care nurse working in an ICU and the case of Radonda in Tennessee was heart breaking and a terrifying reality check. Despite there being SO many safe guards with medication these days, the ICU, and ED for that matter, are very different when it comes to this. Procedures are often emergent and nurses have a lot more responsibilities, privileges, and autonomy--and the pressure in the moment is severe. (NOT excusing what happened but any means, just offering an insight) The strength and compassion shown by that family nearly brought me to tears. Idk how many of us can say we'd show that after losing a loved one in this way.
First guy at 5:56 "You saw my record. I've never done anything wrong in my life." Correction. You've never been CAUGHT for doing anything wrong in your life. That is a HUGE difference!!
Imagine being the judge who ordered a divorcing couple asking for a restraining order to just "sort it out like adults" and learning that months later one of them killed the other.
Some people are imcapable of reasoning, so that judge was so wrong for saying that. If someone asks for a restraining order something serious is going on. Some people are just evil and they just want to be right all the time.
eh, when people think of "doctors" they probably think of just anyone who works in the medical field (even though thats obviously wrong). "Medical people" is less catchy than "doctors" in a youtube title, technically click-bait, but its how youtube works. Its sad but i kinda got used to it and know what to expect.
I just did the same sobriety test myself and I failed worse than he did, and I'm 100% sober. 3rd guy should have got a speeding charge but that was bs.
he refused a breathalyzer. a sobriety test will not be nearly as accurate as a breathalyzer, but a very skilled officer will be able to make the determination. and that determination is definitely backed up by the fact that he didn't want to take the breathalyzer. he definitely had enough to drink to result in at least a dwi, otherwise he would've just taken the breathalyzer.
Sobriety test is total BS. It's a charade. The officers have no idea how you would do when sober, so they have no comparison. Their experience is also biased as they hardly administer the tests to sober persons. If they suspect you drink, even if you pass the test, they still say you show sign of under the influence. Sobriety test is non-scientific, not reliable, and not accurate. The only reason they do the test is to say they have probable cause to breathalyse you. If they want to breathalyse you, they will pick on one small thing you fail in the sobriety test and say that convinces them there is a probable cause.
Poor Charlie and his parents, that case broke my heart. Makes me wonder just how long she has been a child care worker and how many children she has hurt.
Terry’s case made zero sense. I don’t get how he failed the field sobriety tests, and he wasn’t given a clear understanding of what taking a breathalyzer meant in terms of consequences, hence his hesitance
@@mattjindrak yeah i get that part, but compared to the other crimes in the vid it pales in comparison. Is it stupid to go that fast, yes! Is it comparable to pedophiles and murderers? Hell nah. Tbch he didn't seem under the influence nor did he seem to fail that sobriety test.
He failed the tests because he didn’t follow instructions. Your arms are supposed to be at your sides throughout the whole test, not used for balance. He also forgot the instructions half way through the test, and sober people don’t refuse a breath test. Some people are really good at keeping their composure…but 115mph is ridiculous! He could have killed someone. I think he is only in this video because he is a doctor.
I wondered the same thing... I'm not educated enough on DWI tests. It looked like he passed them, but also I only ever see BWC of people who very obviously fail. So I don't know the subtleties at all. I saw someone in this thread comment reasons for how he failed the test. I have no opinion either way on it since I'd need to do more research but my initial thought is to assume there's a reason the officer saw a failure. And in that case the reasons in the comment could make sense. I just don't know enough either way. I know some people will think he should have just let Dr Hansen off with a warning and honestly from these clips, a large part of me wants to lean that direction too despite me being extremely against drinking and driving. But the thing is, if he was going 116 mph that's way tf too fast to be able to react quickly even for a sober person... And he clearly had to have been impaired if he was not only going that fast but didn't even see the squad he blew past. I found an article I pasted below where it says the cop also smelled alcohol so it is even less likely it was just a couple of beers. You may think that he still should have given a warning and let him go since he lived so close, but in that case you should look up the extremely sad story of Officer Jon Nunez who stopped Luis Fernando Cevallos, 24, and Alexis Rodriguez, 27, in North Bergen, New Jersey, on August 21, 2021. He stopped them for excess speeding, gave them a warning after they said they were on a date and yeah it was dumb to drive so fast but they were really close by... 14 minutes later he was the first to arrive on scene of their fatal car crash where I'm guessing they were both decapitated after their car ran into and under a semi, sheering the entire top half off (bodies and all, I'm guessing, but don't know for sure since the video is blurred for obvious reasons). That poor cop is clearly very affected by the whole thing even though he keeps telling himself and others he isn't. And that case had no aspect of impairment at all iirc. So although I really like Dr Hansen in the video and could see arguments for why he could have been let off with a warning, the thing is if the officer let him go and anything happened resulting in Dr Hansen or his passengers being injured, killed, or the same for anyone else outside the car.... It would have been devastating. Especially with him being a doctor. I do agree it's weird having him in a compilation named "evil Doctors"... He and the nurse who accidentally gave the wrong med should be in a compilation of really sad cases where seemingly wonderful people make a bad decision or make a legitimate accident mistake and they have strong consequences afterward. Here's the article I found on him btw below. Good news is when I was googling his name I was getting a lot of results of him as a Dr so hopefully that means he's still practicing and this didn't affect his license at all. He seems like a really good guy, and I really liked him from what we could see. Honestly if I lived in the area and needed someone with this specialty, in a really weird way this video would make me more likely to reach out to him since he was very honest, calm, and overall seemed like a good guy. I would have full confidence in him that this incident would have been a wakeup call for any driving after drinking and I wouldn't expect any issues whatsoever on the health/patient side. If anything, I'd feel even better about his integrity and honesty and overall that would result in me trusting him way a lot more. Provided I didn't run across any info in research about him being a bad doctor... I doubt I'd run across anything even close to that ARTICLE: August 30, 2022 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - An Albuquerque doctor who blew by police going 116 miles an hour in his Porsche has pled guilty to DWI. State police say, Dr. Terry Hansen, a back and spine specialist, flew by them on I-25 in December. Officers say they smelled alcohol on him, and he didn’t do well on a field sobriety test. Hansen plead guilty to DWI on Tuesday. He will serve six months of supervised probation. This is his first offense. He was charged with speeding more than 36 miles per hour over the legal limit. That was dropped with the plea deal.
They both files restraining orders against each other. Neither offered any proof to warrant full restraining order. From his perspective it was two spouses making things up for the divorce proceedings. As someone who was falsely accused of abuse (I found out when served the restraining order. Wasn't even allowed to know about much less testify for the initial temporary RO) after I proved my innocence the judge for the permanent RO hearing, she apologized for taking my ex-girlfriend at her word. This happens more often than you would think. What's messed up is now when someone comes before that judge who really needs it, they might not get the RO right away because my ex lied.
@@MizMima He didn't say they needed to stay together, he said they needed to act like adults and work it out. The correct way to handle this as parents is for AnneMaire to stay at the house when Cara is at work then leave and stay with her family nearby when Car's home while thy sort out the divorce.
@@jasonphelps4218but why not just grant the restraining orders if it would make both parties feel safer. why yell at two ppl coming to you for help?? bizarre lol
they are already on youtube this videos aren’t new & he isn’t the first uploader of this videos some are very old but again u obviously don’t watch this type of videos cause if u did u would’ve already seen them since they are literally already on yt
Are you more interested in hearing the nasty details? Or, that these freaks are getting punished? Otherwise, why "love" these videos so much?? Freaks come in all forms.
@@RK-cg4nrI’m assuming it has to do with getting justice for terrible crimes committed by terrible people. I’m not sure why you’re being so critical about this comment.
@@RK-cg4nrJesus, why does anybody watch these videos? Assuming a stranger must love to hear about "nasty details" just because they're praising a channel is pretty messed up.
I know a little about Elizabeth's case. She confessed to a therapist on her 1st visit as she wanted to be stopped. The therapist turned her in. Not defending her but her brain is broken. She chose not to take a position in a children's hospital because she knew she could not control her impulses. Nursing homes scare the hell out of me. Nobody listens when you are old so even if someone saw and turned her in, they would not be listened to because of ageism.
I watched my first video from you last night and I haven’t stopped watching. Instantly subscribed, plus new content when I woke up this morning. I know exactly how I’m spending my day off today, you’re a legend!
The daycare lady makes me so angry that beautiful house and fully equipped daycare in the basement that had everything she needed to properly care for those kids. She’s a monster. Also the body cam video at the end with the parents is not the parents of the baby that passed. That was another child parents that she abused. Charlie was 3 months old and was hardly capable of rolling over let alone standing at the door the way he demonstrated with the doll. It’s awful and my heart goes how to Charlie’s parents and family
Doctors who do stuff like this scare me. You're supposed to have faith that someone spent 12 years of their life for a degree so they could help you, not realizing some of them are more than happy to throw those 12 years away for 15 minutes of a quick rush. The worse are those nurses from hospice care who just murder tons of elderly who "pass away naturally"
What do you think is anybody except from the devices of the devil once he bring you to bondage of carnal lust that without a vertues mindset the roller coaster begins !
@@richarddouglas8015nah take accountability for your actions. Religious people need to take accountability. It was by their OWN hands, not the “devil.” It was by their own mind that made them think of these things and by their own will they went through with it.
@YourTIDprobably because of his previous non record he still served a sentence he lost his family and his job/ reputation. Also in this case no one was actually scarred because the girl was a decoy and is not actually a child.
@@shamusomalley4263 It is almost certainly not intended to stick. Cops will tack on as many flimsy charges as they possibly can to make things sound worse to get people to the bargaining table.
@@Orrion_the_Kitsuneoh, he had permission eh? He had her permission to do bad stuff, yet that's also wrong and illegal. Funny how you fail to realize that a minor can't give you the power to enter legally, especially if you're there under THOSE pretenses. Defend a chomo though, you can be his buddy
i don’t think it was racist, i think that’s some bullshit to say that as a easy excuse but it was defiantly wrong bc he passed those tests by a long shot
When I got my 2nd DUI, I did the tests the same way and I was told I failed because I didn’t keep my hands at my sides during the walking and the raised foot. So that’s probably why he technically “failed”. You are suppose to keep both arms down during the tests the whole time.
RaDonda actually made an error shes not evil or anything. If you are a nurse or doctor or whatever stuff can go wrong and being a human leads to errors. She pled with the public not to forgive her but to not lose trust in nurses.
@@ChunkyKong-47agreed. There are legit medical errors (I’m always shocked by the people who blindly trust doctors and believe that hospitals are the safest place to be. Because they just aren’t). The Dr was arrested bc he refused the breathalyzer and not bc he was drunk. Sad consequence for him. Ticket him for speeding. Fine. But a DUI? C’mon. For the second nurse? I feel badly for her. She wasn’t trying to kill her patients. Hope both of their lives go well for them.
That doctor in New Mexico passed the field sobriety test as far as I could tell. He didnt fall or wobble. He only was arrested for refusing breath test, which if he truly wasn't intoxicated, he would have passed. He did not appear nor act as if he was drunk. He got the shaft!!😢
"It takes a lifetime to build a reputation and only seconds to destroy it." That is very profound and so true. It's truly disturbing how many disgusting people are in the world. Don't speak ill of the dead, especially if you're the reason.
I'm not really convinced that Terry was drunk. I believe he was speeding, but he didn't slur his speech, and he was keeping count during the balancing test. He didn't really lose his step, either. The breathalyzer test put him in a situation where he either provided more evidence without a lawyer (which people are basically told never to do), or he decline, and the automatic DWI is practically a due process violation. Of course his partner is going to be angry: her partner is getting booked and she has no ride home. Before anyone asks: I'd have absolutely no problem with him driving me home, though I might tell him to ease off the gas. The other cases are clearly cases of evil people, but that last doctor seems conned into an unfair plea deal. He should have been booked for speeding, but everything else is
He admitted to drinking one beer, and then admitted to drinking two. I fucking hate all you assholes who drink and drive no matter how fucking slick you are. No matter how many THINK signs we put up, you all fucking refuse to.
I'll be honest, that dude looked like he passed all the roadside tests. There was no slurring of words, no stumbling, no swaying, didn't miscount (although he did studder a bit on a number). This man should've just gotten a ticket for speeding and sent on his way.
@@randomcracka3 115 is a felony in a lot of states. Idk he seemed clearly drunk to me, articulate but drunk. It is what it is. He dealt with the police very well but 🤷
You are also supposed to keep your hands down at your sides during the entire test. He didn’t have his hands down at his sides for ANY of it. Using your arms/hands for balance (without any medical reason) is a sign of impairment. Also, sober people do not refuse to take the breath tests.
The First Case pissed me off so bad because he was reading the exact words from the chat & maurices defense was “IDK or I don’t remember “ . Dude you know you remember everything! Then victim blaming her is WILD !
"I, um, have to be home to pick my *wife* up, but had a little time and so I just thought I would meet this person and nothing more!" From San Francisco to Petaluma is an hour plus. Typical lying predator. I love how he stresses wife. The poor lady! Also, his last name is Wolin.
I will never understand how doctors can get to this point? They have family, education, respect & financially successful. How are they not smart enough to know the risk. 🤦♀️ It’s never enough! Poor families of these predators!
Me too was lookin thru the comments for someone who thought the same thing. That cop was pissed at his flagrant disregard of how fast he was going. So this was his punishment. Unfair he could have written him a nasty expensive ticket. And yes the narrative for this guy is way off.
@@oodlesofnoodles23 100%. If he was doing the speed limit or closer to it he wouldn’t even be investigated for DUI and likely would’ve never even been stopped.
Creepy predator guy: “We don’t keep lingerie in our car…are you sure it’s not kid’s clothing?” As if that sounded LESS horrible, seeing as he was literally trying to meet up with a child?!? Smh.
As a person who loves to help others, and a nurse who’s seen too many medical personnel gone astray, I am disgusted with people’s behavior hurt other people.
This is why I've always taught my children that even if they say they are a doctor, teacher, police officer... They're not allowed to touch you unless you, and Mom, give them permission.
The 3rd woman is not a doctor and lied about how she put the baby down. She threw him in the crib. Also, the way the daughter didn’t ask about the children, and automatically assumed the mother was going to jail and getting arrested was a huge RED flag. The entire family was aware of abuse and should all be arrested in my opinion.
I honestly love these videos and watching/listening to them while doing chores around the house. Thanks for the long videos and even the short ones. I love that they are well researched and edited together❤
I'm so glad that we have all these crimes for you to enjoy during chores 😊 I'm sure right now as we speak more people are being murdered and abused so you'll never run out of things to watch as you do your chores ❤
i dont understand why US cops still use that weird outdated test where you have to stand on one leg etc, why not use the portable blowing device's that give very acurate readings, almost every police force use these in europe. they are only a bit larger than a cellphone so it is not that they have to drag around a big machine in the back of a patrol car.
The one with Terry is crazy. He definitely should not have been driving so fast, but didn’t seem to be intoxicated to me. Seems way out of control personally
This chanel and its contents is just absolutely unmatched. It's not the same reused cases, it's put together soooo well and you release videos fairly often. I'm addicted
@@WobblesandBeanI don't think AI is advanced enough to find, research, and edit these videos 😂 I'm sure the narration is AI but the channel itself isn't run by robots.
Gotta be honest, the driver of the Porsche doing 116 on the interstate was shocking but not really in the way intended. I’d love to see the officers notes on how he failed his DUI tests. I’m untrained on testing for DUI but from my untrained eye he seemed completely fine. Never lost balance, counted the way the officer asked him to, was cooperative and respectful. His girlfriend was a bitch but that shouldn’t play into it. Give him a gnarly ass ticket for doing 116, take his license for a bit if the laws in NM call for it, but a DUI arrest seemed a bit harsh based on what we saw of his tests and behavior in the video.
The Dr driving 115mph drunk: It is one of my BIGGEST pet peeves when people think they passed the FST’s when they so clearly failed them!! I wish the cop hadn’t said “your right, you don’t fail”, I get they’re not supposed to use the word “fail”, but he shouldn’t have said that cuz it made the man think all the more that he didn’t actually fail. I REALLY hope he watches his video and sees where he actually did fail, and I wish like hell the judge would throw the book at him for driving 115mph while drunk, but everybody just gets a slap on the wrist for DUI’s nowadays so it won’t happen. And there’s no good argument for not taking the breathalyzer if you’re so innocent. The only people who refuse are the people who are willing to die on the hill for their lie of only having “two beers”. If you really didn’t drink at all or thought you were legally within the limits to drive then you’d jump at the chance to prove your innocence by taking a breathalyzer, refusing just shows everybody right then and there that your guilty as hell and even you know your lying. Also, his wife had a lot of nerve!!!
The first doctor unaliving himself was shocking. He threw everything away for what! Thank goodness no child was damaged that day. But who knows what else he did before that day.
I understand why you don’t want to use the word suicide but “unalived” feels very disrespectful to the people who actually make that choice and their loved ones. They are not unalive they are dead and that’s a very sad and very very real thing that real people have to deal with. Some things just can’t be wiped down and made clean.
@@quaygrass6212 Suicide. Apparently RU-vid does not in fact censor that word for comments. There’s no real reason to be doing it as a commentator if this was something they’re making money from that would be different. And the research on trigger warnings and unnecessary euphemisms is shows overwhelming they are hor effective and in the long term has negative effects. People should be made aware of that and speak out against censorship if none offensive words for the sake or comfort. And my main issue is that unalived is not a euphemism, at its core it is intended to be somewhat comedic. It’s disrespectful
@@ChunkyKong-47ppl that kill themselves are unalive, that's literally what that means and it's not disrespectful to say that. No one's trying to make it clean, they're trying to make sure they're comments don't get deleted by youtube 😂
The first one was filmed in my neighborhood in petaluma when I was a kid. We knew the people that owned the house and wondered why random cars were showing up. My brother rang the doorbell to see what was going on and was told to leave after confusion on if he was someone coming to the sting. Fun times... I guess we all looked like adults to the officers
The one with the doctor in the porsche was actually ridiculous. He was not acting drunk at all. Pretty much everyone can have 2 beers & be fine to drive. If he was slurring his speech & stumbling I would doubt he only had two, but he was acting totally normal. A speeding ticket would have sufficed perfectly fine. Those cops were in fact, assholes.
The guy at 48:00 seems sober. Certainly not evil. He's a jerk for driving that fast, especially with people in the car and kids at home. so sure give him a ticket, big fines, points. But the cop is a jerk too. The gf is a snark, but she was outraged. He probably pled guilty to speeding. but guaranteed, his BAC was WNL
I’m sure the infant’s parents won’t see this but I am so sorry this happened. I pray they will get through this horrible loss. I’m sure the pain & grief was absolutely overwhelming & devastating. I will pray for their healing💜
@@Milburt Not for me. I pray during my meditation everyday. I’m too old to give any thought to what people think about me. That’s something humanity needs to outgrow, caring about what others think. Life becomes easy, blissful even when you let go of the “sheep” mentality.
The way Cara Rintala speaks in the recording of the restraining order hearing reminds me of my abusive aunt before she was medicated. The kinds of things she put my counsins through sickens me. I can't point out what similarities I heard but theres something there that screams "unstable".
How did terry fail the fst? I think that was the best I’ve ever seen in any videos like this. He stayed on the line sure he forgot to go back 9 steps again but that doesn’t mean drunk. In that situation people are nervous so they might not pay attention completely to directions. N the standing on one leg he killed it? How the hell did he “fail” I’ve always said those things are just designed to make you “fail” so they can take you in. I’ll be honest I would prolly fail while being completely sober. Especially if they asked me to say the alphabet backwards lmao
When I got my 2nd DUI, I did the tests the same way and I was told I failed because I didn’t keep my hands at my sides during the walking and the raised foot. So that’s probably why he technically “failed”. You are suppose to keep both arms down during the tests the whole time.
The Dr that took the sobriety test should not have even been in your video! He very clearly passed the test with flying colors and his gf had every right to be pissed. I hope he was able to be cleared of any charges!
The DWI one is really skewed. I've seen much worse performances on the field tests end up getting passed by officers, and as an EMT working in LA I really don't believe this guy was terribly impaired to the point of driving drunk. Obviously I'm not defending his speed of travel, but I am defending his test performances. Should have been sent home. Corrupt cops looking for a quick booking to make their quota and bonus paychecks.
My personal opinion from seeing people take DUI tests, The one dude may have definitely been speeding or could've had alcohol on his breath but he absolutely did NOT look impaired. He was able to form sentences properly and only stumbled his words a few times (which would be accurate with anxiety from being pulled over). I genuinely think this was a case of abuse of power. Also breathalyzer tests are absurdly inaccurate when it comes to determining how sober someone actually is. If you drink a very small amount of liquor before taking one you could fail that test terribly. I would've also refused a breathalyzer and knowing I was able to drive I would've asked them to do a blood draw at a hospital.
How do breathalyzers inaccurately determine if somebodys actually sober?? Say even if so, once they get to jail & booked. police get a warrant for either a sample of urine or blood. You know just to AcCuRaTeLlY get the alcohol or drug levels in their system . You can't just deny the breathalyzer & think denyin gets you a free pass. Either way you'll have to submit to testing eventually.
@@TimmyTurner-vm8mi It cant even a blood test cant . It may be over the limit but they may not be impaired as it depends on how tolerant your body is to alcohol. as 2 people can drink the same amount and one gets imapired the other doesn't. Same goes with opiates or any other drug If you took herion in the same amount as a heroin addict takes you would be unconscious or even overdose and the other would just feel normal. That is why they also do a physical performance test to determine if they are impaired.
BE CAREFUL in the hospital I had a nurse give me insulin supposedly "BY ACCIDENT" She walked in and even before my ex could say anything she pulled out a needle and injected it into my IV line. My heart started to beat so fast and I was sweating I'm lucky to be still here oh yeah the nurse never came in to check on me NOTHING was done she never asked my name or checked my wristband before injecting those poor people died in terror feeling your heart beating so fast is terrifying I also have had pain meds go missing in the hospital after surgery You tell the next nurse that comes around that you didn't get your meds guess what they say your chart says you were given it I can tell so many stories about nurses and doctors more bad than good geez what's next body cameras for doctors and nurses? oh yeah wettlaufer was charged for the ones they know she killed at one point the number was over 100 people she might've murdered
Terry did not fail that field sobriety test, he did better than any one else here could. That officer had an attitude at the beginning of the interaction and even called him stupid and dumb.
To be fair, that heel to toe straight walk isn't easy. I used to be a gymnast and still have good balance but it's harder than it looks. Possibly designed to fail so they can use the breathalyser.
