Comments by "Jim Werther" (@jimwerther) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

  1. She was underqualified. Who saved money and hired her? Oh, right, the same guy who shot the gun but claims he didn't.
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  2. This doesn't sound like a pastor who gave in to temptation and sin, but an evil man who became a pastor as a cover for his evil.
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  3. This turned out to be far more entertaining than I'd expected it to be
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  4.  @DimitriosChannel  Leave politics out of it. I'm a conservative, but not everything is political.
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  5. I'm sure they feel really "taken advantage of"
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  6. ​ @Slambam73  Just stop
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  7. ​ @killerheelscrime  No, she just won Mother of the Year 🤦‍♂️
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  8. Did she have a death wish? She acted as if she did.
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  9. ​ @supme7558  Jeez, what's your issue?
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  10. ​ @Lennie6357  "She will never be acting in another romantic scene"? She won't be acting, period. Like Amber Heard, she lit her career on fire.
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  11. Absolutely!
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  12. Something tells me this guy is going to be racking up violations in prison
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  13. Same judge as Alex Murdaugh case
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  14. Anyone who has reached the point of "no one is safe" needs to take a break from watching true crime. Take a walk, get some fresh air.
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  15. Hey, Blake Lively! Forget about Lively vs Baldoni, or Lively vs that Texas guy. Your problem is World vs. Lively.
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  16. ​ @ladidaohoh3168  Wilson was pretty. Armstrong was a real beauty.
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  17.  @Salthecat1  That's incorrect. The cop asked about "Anna" or whatever, and he had no idea who he was talking about.
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  18.  @ricktandron3669  Do you also believe that a train motorman should be charged if a suicidal person jumps on the tracks?
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  19. Brooks is a monster who targeted grandmas and children due to the color of their skin. Never forget.
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  20. ​ @michaeldelgado2107  Armstrong was very, very attractive.
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  21. ​ @izizxoxo  That's not fair. I have no use for their religion, but can't blame them all for this one case.
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  22.  @MrBigShark  An actress from Texas who was once married to Johnny Depp
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  23. He lied to her even then! "Some guy says I keyed his car" - No, you DID key his car, and they saw you on tape, you pos!
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  24. You'd better be a 10 to get away with that attitude. This girl is a 5.
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  25. ​ @XxXK9  She should have gotten 28 years, the maximum allowed by law.
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  26. She said all that in the video
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  27. ​ @Dgafsranger  Then why were they about to cuff him? If he wasn't a state senator, he would have been cuffed and placed into the cop car. This is disgusting.
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  28. How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  29. "What type of chicken?" This host is the MVP 👍
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  30. BS. He wasn't involved in the day-to-day years after the divorce. He followed the law, and wasn't involved from that point on.
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  31. Oh, please. Who poured all that alcohol down her throat? Don't get falling-down drunk, them hang out with strangers.
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  32. The cop used a different name for her. Hello?
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  33. ​ @jacquelinehunt7794  How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  34. ​ @kbuss10  The OP did NOT say that
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  35. I'm just trying to figure out how he grew his hair by eight inches over the course of a few hours
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  36.  @nowherenothere  It is, actually. And anyone who doesn't understand why is the same person who most needs to comprehend it.
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  37.  @shanecharles4589  Most boys dream of such things
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  38.  @Elzie-Nou  They are doing their job, and have nothing for which to apologize.
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  39. ​ @emoliver80  You're out of your mind. This is not a Woody Allen situation in the least. Redlick was married to the mom for a few months as she died of cancer. This girl was 26 years old at the time, 29 when they married. Still not good, but it doesn't deserve the death penalty. She got away with murder.
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  40.  @marvymarier8988  Thank you, kindly.
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  41. I don't have an ex 👋
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  42. Because he didn't know "Anna". Wake up.
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  43. The killers planned to kill both Cassie and Matt that night
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  44. Who says sis allowed her to take it? Wake up.
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  45.  @Kalbert7161  How do you know? Did Johnny Depp tell you?
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  46. ​ @ItsreallyNiahG  No, she doesn't deserve 14 years. She deserves 14 decades.
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  47. ​ @jamielancaster01  It was Lively who started the public spat, by fiercely going after Baldoni's reputation, most notably in the false NYT hit piece. So yes, Bryan Freedman's all out war to defend his client, Baldoni, certainly has a major public component to it. But just as with everything else here, that's Lively's fault.
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  48. ​ @owlcircus6811  She was 26 years old during the extremely brief time of marriage between her mother and the guy. "Groomer" is absurd.
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  49.  @michaeldelgado2107  Fair enough. De gustibus non est disputandum.
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  50. Gee, what's with you people? Find someone, will you? I'm being half serious. Those of us with a wife and kids enjoy our (rare) moments of solitude, really.
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  51. Good lord. 🤦‍♂️ And you have even have dozens of upvotes. We live in sad times.
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  52. Please. Who cares? They always say that about victims anyway.
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  53.  @theyux1  That is certainly untrue. YT added those to every account a year or two ago. Some of us removed it, many others didn't.
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  54. I appreciate them not giving away the whole thing in the title
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  55. ​@Nein No Non "Mistake"?? Mistake is when you misspell a word. Driving at .264 is practically first degree murder. I wish she would spend the rest of her life in prison.
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  56.  @lansvale28  He didn't marry his daughter. What are you talking about? (And even if he had, that wasn't part of the case.)
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  57. The easiest way to prevent this would have been for her to act responsibly. She was not three years old: At 19, she was a year past the age where she could have joined the Marines. She was the number cause of her demise here.
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  58.  @aloeup2121  I 100% agree with your comment. She clearly said - repeatedly - that she was unaware of the concept of "false confession". Which sounds extremely strange to our ears, except...we follow true crime, and she probably never did, plus as a young cop she likely never did any investigating either.
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  59. Detrie wouldn't have gone to prison though
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  60. Don't shack up before marriage
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  61. Gotta pay the bills, you know.
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  62.  @OoIoVoIoO  He was a producer, and pretty much ran the set.
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  63.  @kierramack4708  "She's not even pretty" She's absolutely stunning. Ask a guy.
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  64. ​ @maryannanderson2213  Some people live by time-proven family values. It's only the last 50 years or so, and only in some countries, that people move out in their late teens or early 20s. It usually goes together with pre-marital relationships. For those with appropriate values, there is nothing wrong with people living at home (and remaining chaste) until marriage.
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  65.  @Ron-yd3fn  Smartest comment ^ by you so far
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  66.  @Ron-yd3fn  Studies show that trolls are psychopaths, narcissists, and sadists. Are you not embarassed ?
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  67.  @nowherenothere  That was not my point, sweetie. The important thing is to appreciate the truth of what I said, not be in denial.
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  68. ​ @liordagan9342  Even Lively's side agrees that the video is legitimate, not doctored. They just somehow tried to gaslight us into believing that it backs her narrative, an obviously false claim.
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  69.  @scottbee6638  No, no. For one thing, he'd already admitted it. For another, I don't believe that anyone gets Mirandized for misdemeanors.
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  70.  @myth-lao  No chance. None.
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  71. Much more "mind-blowing" for the "victim", that's for sure.
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  72. ​ @IRL_Lore  Dude, just stop with the crazy.
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  73. ​ @nononoisaidnope  The Kitty Genovese story was long ago debunked
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  74. Hello??! The Police Chief she dated was NOT the one who is involved! Different department! Pay attention, people.
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  75.  @lansvale28  Why are you lying? Because the truth doesn't serve your purposes?
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  76.  @Nonnabanana2  Btw, I just went and clicked on that person's icon after you'd related what you'd seen. One of the three comments shown has him (I assume it's him, not her) calling two show co-hosts "hens", for no obvious reason outside of their being female. It doesn't look good, I agree with that.
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  77. ​ @annazaman9657  Did you watch the video?
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  78. Who says they were home?
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  79. Prosecution may be to blame. Don't blame the jury you didn't sit on for a case you didn't watch.
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  80. Adante
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  81. ​ @CharlieEarthRoast  His wife's strength? I totally disagree. How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. She should have never stayed with him knowing that he was a threat to the children's safety, and to very lives. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  82. ​ @mightymouse980  The Kitty Genovese story was mostly myth
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  83.  @GTNover  Thank you for some proper perspective, well put. Hiding in fear because there are true crime stories online makes no sense. And particularly when the crime in question was committed by someone directly connected to the victim, meaning it has no impact on the general public. Had this been a random crime by a serial criminal, your comment would still be totally on point. Because this was intimate partner crime - which is the dominant type of violent crime, of course - the fear expressed by certain others makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
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  84. The judge is very impressive
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  85. Sounds like what happened to Brian Banks
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  86. That is obviously untrue. Please produce statistics backing up that remarkable claim.
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  87. He wasn't. Hello? She broke into his phone.
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  88. Awful. I'm so sorry.
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  89. Why did she give her phone number?
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  90. ​ @MissK.J  First I heard the term "Prohberger". I love it! I am sooo going to steal that. Your invention?
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  91. How in the world didn't she leave him years ago?
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  92.  @ricktandron3669  Why in the world should the driver be charged? That makes no sense.
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  93. I think he said 70
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  94.  @KP-om9fj  You too. "Not pretty"? You people are engaging in wishful thinking. She will eventually lose her looks like everyone does, but you're getting ahead of yourself.
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  95.  @KP-om9fj  I have 20/20. Unlike you, however, I'm a heterosexual male. Ask a guy if she's hot. Why do you think guys continue to fall for her, despite her lack of character? It's called wrong head thinking.
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  96. ​ @lavinder11  It's an urban legend, long ago debunked.
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  97. If no one was willing to provide a vigorous defense, they wouldn't be able to prosecute him. As such, the defense attorney doing his job helps put the bad guy away.
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  98. ​ @URightBut  The youngest. He sure lost the gene lottery, didn't he?
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  99. It doesn't always prevail in this life, really.
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  100.  @stroNg2thaBoNe2thaMax  It is statistically safer than it was on any day in the 1970s or 1980s, for example.
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  101. ​ @bigsad4290  What about his weird bro?
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  102. @Sincronot Yeah, I know. But ultimately it makes no difference in these cases, because they're already cooked anyway. Why do they talk? Because they're on camera, and are desperate to defend themselves from public humiliation.
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  103.  @chilenitaprotrump  Turn that one around, why don't you? "She screwed her mother's widower, had two kids with him, murdered him, and HE'S to blame?" See how that works? PS - Her own child totally blaming her mom and defending her stepfather speaks volumes. Wake up.
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  104.  @crittermetimbers  I rather dislike commenters blaming juries unless they followed every second of the trial. How do you know that the jury got it wrong? I agree that this woman clearly murdered her husband. But the jury's job is to base it off of what they hear in court and nothing else. Sometimes the defense is just better than the prosecution. These things happen. In a similar vein, the Casey Anthony jury said afterward that they were pretty sure that Casey killed Caylee, but there were too many holes in the prosecution's timeline for them to say that it was murder beyond a reasonable doubt. Don't make it sound as if they all went out with Casey Anthony to party after acquitting her. They didn't like her either.
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  105. ​ @kimberlythomas1286  I just checked up that book, and read a bunch of reviews. Holy moly, your description is no exaggeration.
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  106. ​ @carolw8579  Not Woody Allen in the least. Redlick was married to the mom for a few months as she died of cancer. This girl was 26 years old at the time, 29 when they married. Still not good, but it doesn't deserve the death penalty. She got away with murder.
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  107.  @rodneywoodcock8235  Once upon a time, in a saner world, schools were not coeducational. Putting together kids whose hormones are through the roof was already a mistake. Some religious schools still properly segregate by gender. Then you have male teachers for the boys and female teachers for the girls. Not likely to happen across the general public any time soon, I know. Until then, you could have the 24 year old teaching the pre-pubescents. That might limit the damage.
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  108. The prosecutor in the police shooting case was absolutely amazing.
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  109.  @helio68  As if that means a thing. Virtue signaling and ignorance are very popular. I prefer facts and what used to be known as common sense.
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  110.  @BlackWidow00741  Well, clearly, she didn't take on this movie for the money. They have more money than they need. Yet she continued her career nonetheless, as he has, so obviously they wanted to continue working. But now her career is over, and his has been hurt.
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  111. I thought Brenda was about as attractive as Kendra was
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  112. Some women don't know the difference between adopting a stray dog and choosing a life partner.
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  113. ​ @DarkoProductions  Ah, makes sense. I totally didn't get it either, but your comment works for me.
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  114. ​@fallensummit2364 Well done 👏
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  115. She's far more culpable
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  116.  @GameChanger597  That's a rough way of looking at it. Fact is, the intimate partner is the most likely perpetrator. Law enforcement is taught to make concentric circles around the victim - those closest to her first, then one step removed, etc. It would be rather inefficient to begin by questioning random people whose names were chosen blindly out of the phone book.
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  117. How did he steal from a weapon?
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  118. ​ @NanetteFishman  Two people does not equal 335,000,000 people.
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  119. ​ @Topper_Harley68  It's a start
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  120. ​ @Dontincludeme  She did pose for it, so apparently she was fine with it. Not saying they're right, but can't have it both ways.
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  121. This cop is realllly bad at math
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  122. ​ @-SarahElizabeth-  But in the US eggs are scrubbed before they ever get to the grocer's shelf, as to opposed to the way Eurpoe does it.
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  123. Is that his hair? Looks like a toupeé.
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  124.  @Ron-yd3fn  Good lord. When you're doing that badly, stop digging. 🤦‍♂️
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  125. ​ @tearfulxsoul  Baldoni's lawyer, Bryan Freedman, is a legend. I would expect nothing less.
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  126. ​ @Daygosd619  If your accusations are true, which is unclear, then blame prosecutors, not police.
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  127. Just DESCIPABLE? I would add INCOMHEPRENSIBLE and MAVELOLENT as well.
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  128. The Fla Supreme Court was correct
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  129. ​ @sbear6798  He said "Mo", not "no".
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  130. Perhaps the prosecution dropped the ball? Without sitting on the jury, we shouldn't blame them.
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  131. ​ @angelafleccia4312  "Grooming"? Are you crazy?
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  132.  @Nonnabanana2  I actually agree that writing "u" for "you", and "wud" for "would", and the like, is incredibly grating and childish. But "af" certainly serves a purpose when writing online comments, especially if one wants to employ emphasis while avoiding the use of outright profanity or is trying to avoid censorship.
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  133. He said 6' 5" 1/2, but meant to say 5' 6" 1/2. Reversed the 5 and 6 by mistake.
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  134. Well, she got nailed by the state for that, and that ended her judicial career, so that's good.
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  135. ​ @historyandhorseplaying7374  Your comment is dead on 🎯
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  136.  @_gatsby  No, you just can't read the title. That is the way tabloids have written headlines for generations now.
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  137. Punctuation is a thing
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  138. ​ @Somniator7  Getting desperate, Ryan? Should have thought of that before smearing Baldoni with that ridiculous lawsuit.
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  139.  @lunaticairina  He presumably never knew her name was "Anna". So yeah, "Anna Mo" didn't go very far. Once the cop said "Mo Wilson", he said yes, he knew her.
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  140.  @phillipwombacher9635  You and some of the others are wildly overgeneralizing. There are good and bad people in every profession (save the mafia and the like).
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  141. They thought he was involved. Relax.
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  142. What the heck happened at 16:51? Who is editing this thing?
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  143. Why?
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  144. And if the boy who had been smeared was your son, no doubt you would feel differently, right?
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  145.  @luckyluchiano72  No, Miranda is only read before questioning is done. The police were not doing any more questioning at that point. There were no more questions left to ask. So no, he was not Mirandized, not at home, and not at the precinct. Don't jump to mistaken conclusions.
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  146. But this wasn't the officers' idea. Focus.
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  147. I've never seen a driver so impaired. Wish I knew what her BAC turned out to be.
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  148. ​ @KrisD007  How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  149. She isn't anymore. Good riddance.
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  150. Because the guy who did it is not Iowan, he's an illegal alien. Thank your local Democrat.
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  151. ​ @stephenhood2948  Then why were they about to cuff him?
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  152. ​ @willow4430  Depends on your age. To the 17 year old, 12 looks really young. To someone in his 50s, everyone looks really young. I can't tell who's 12 and who's 20.
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  153. Both parents grew up poor, actually.
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  154. ​ @rickyeska1  You ever made a "mistake" of driving at .264 and killing two people? Some "mistake".
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  155.  @Kiotee123  I watched it several times. It is clear that he misunderstands the officer for the first few seconds, then catches on around one second after the officer says "Mo Wilson". Furthermore, as this show notes, Strickland looks absolutely stunned when told that she is dead. Some people go way too far trying to analyze nothingness. Presumably makes them feel smart.
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  156. Once they are in the room, what are they supposed to say? They didn't know it was Hanson until it was too late.
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  157. @Samantha Z Because you are a human being with a heart, as opposed to this sick freak. She got off easy with a 14 year sentence.
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  158.  @WithDreday  She was charged and convicted, and sentenced to 15 years. But that's nothing compared to him, which is exactly how it should be. She's far less culpable.
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  159.  @kellegraff6626  That's BS. He married the woman with advanced cancer in 1999, and she died the same year. These two married three years later. The killer was 26 when her mom died, 29 when she married him.
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  160.  @Nonnabanana2  I know that you are two different people; I was addressing you in response to your addressing him/her. As to the "lol" thing? Yes, it does seem quite strange considering this person's comments. I had not bothered to look at this individual's account.
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  161. Not a lot of people to root for in this story, and that includes the victim too.
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  162. The case never should have been brought. Rittenhouse is an American hero.
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  163. And I have a feeling that you totally made that up, and that you are virtue signaling here, which is a sad way to make yourself feel good.
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  164.  @desertweasel6965  That comment reflects on you, not him.
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  165. ​ @abigailr6966  He said up front that they were here to debate. Both did their jobs very well.
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  166. ​ @Connor37911  Mom absolutely gets a share of the blame. How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  167. Some people are waaay too invested here. Worry about your own lives instead.
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  168. * cues
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  169. ​ @Ron-yd3fn  I find it impossible to feel bad for this girl. She caused this mess.
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  170.  @jturtle5318  Who said that? Not me.
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  171.  @JuliaB1955  The Kitty Genovese story has long been disproven
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  172.  @electrickrain  Yes, I know. I was having fun with the way the original post was written. The OP edited it after I commented.
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  173. Why did she give her phone number?
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  174. ​ @AfterTheRains  In the US, eggs are washed before they ever reach the consumer, as opposed to what happens in Europe. If those eggs were home-hatched, then I guess they were fine.
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  175. ​ @TiffWaffles  That is utterly insane
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  176. 1. The first sentence was a manslaughter conviction, not murder 2. The second sentence was longer because of his criminal history
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  177. Encouraging more excessive drinking by college girls
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  178. There is no way her husband was surprised
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  179.  @aviator97msncom  You have now written three different opinions in this thread, a rather obvious indication that you have no idea what you are talking about. I should add that neither the New York v Quarles nor the Vega v Tekoh cases were about Miranda being required in the absence of detention. You persist in posting nonsense.
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  180.  @sgshumblecrumb6046  My point, exactly. People are letting their hatred of her affect their opinion on her looks. Horrid woman, but still looks amazing. Btw, the lawyer to Johnny Depp's left is very attractive as well.
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  181. For everyone who says that violent movies and video games don't lead to actual murder...still sure about that?? PS - The video of Cassie, and the video in the library? Both were taken that day, hours before the murder. They intended to off two people that night, Cassie and then Matt, her boyfriend. Unreal.
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  182. Disney sucks. They dropped Gina Carrano too. I hope they go out of business.
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  183. ​ @AfterTheRains  Her fault, if you ask me.
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  184. They didn't know either. That's a problem.
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  185. Dude blew out of there and left the women to fend for themselves. Yowsh.
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  186. ​ @markusbrownicus01  😂
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  187. ​ @missychan63  They said she kicked him out
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  188. Drinking to extreme excess
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  189.  @LauraBzar-bk5sd  What did he do wrong? Nothing.
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  190.  @LauraBzar-bk5sd  Oh, I hadn't realized that you're unhinged. Nevermind.
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  191. ​ @AngelicLioness1818  "hundreds of thousands of mothers"?? I'd like some sourcing on that remarkable claim.
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  192. The prosecution violated every rule there is, and you're blaming the judge for putting them in their place?
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  193. ​ @gamingbypix  How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  194. How is it that day care workers are called "teachers"?
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  195. Yeah, for two reasons.
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  196.  @Daygosd619  You commented on this video. In this video, the DA approved the charges. The End.
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  197. Detective Patterson sounds exactly like Dave Ramsey. Waiting for him to say "better than I deserve".
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  198. 11:54 Somebody get some WD40, please! It sounds like a scene from a 1950s movie
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  199.  @jonthemortician  Thank you. I was afraid no one would catch it.
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  200. Am I supposed to feel bad about the two people who lost their lives? Because I don't, not even a little bit.
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  201.  @sean2015  👍
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  202. ​ @wooterrackz2699  You are correct. In fact, the #1 person at fault here is Madison Brooks.
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  203. Ya think??
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  204. Everyone in this story is awful
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  205.  @awhynn8270  Not cold blooded, but yeah. It was clearly an act of passion.
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  206. At 15, I doubt she was eligible for such a long sentence.
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  207. They are doing their jobs properly. And also happen to be correct on the facts.
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  208. ​ @Chihuahua-chica  IF she's lying? SHE'S LYING!
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  209. Using lots of emojis makes your comment look ridiculous
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  210. ​ @timb7775  We don't have evidence that she actually cheated with the victim.
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  211.  @cavalieroutdoors6036  You are entitled to your opinion, wrong as it is.
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  212.  @The_Crusty_Old_Hag_Next_Door  Base that upon the evidence, not their looks.
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  213. Those costumes British judges wear? Joke's over, folks, really. It's the 21st century. Give it up.
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  214. ​ @HughMadBro  1. They're teens, not tweens. 2. You're a serious babe.
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  215.  @indigos.4227  That is very, very unfair, and again, I'm not an LDS fan. Unless you are able to demonstrate that large swaths of the Mormon community knew that Hildebrandt was a fraud yet sent her clients anyway, then you are making accusations that are far too sweeping.
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  216. ​@kenbob1071 Thank you for being a rare voice of sense here. This one is mostly on her.
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  217. Nah, you don't say.
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  218. @waterishdrake8693 You are 100% correct. Unfortunately, 95% of the comments blame everyone but her, which is ridiculous.
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  219.  @Whateverrrr96  If that's the case now, we're in a sad world, but you may be correct. I used to write my number on the board on Day One, and then call parents in the first few days of the school year to introduce myself, while encouraging both students and parents to call me with questions any time they felt like it. Some would call regularly to get homework help.
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  220. ​ @kbuss10  We live in very strange times
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  221. ​ @alabaster193  "People with money neglect their kids all the time" - yes, but not like that. They do emotionally, but not by leaving them in a boiling car for hours.
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  222. "victims" Bwahahahahahahahaha 😂😂😂
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  223. I just want to know whether JP Coffitt and Kaley Richmond ever made it to the office
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  224.  @shanecharles4589  I wouldn't
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  225.  @lunaticairina  Let's not overthink this. Maybe he was distracted. Who knows? It took him around 1.5 seconds to figure it out. That's hardly newsworthy.
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  226. That's exactly wrong. Without plea deals, we wouldn't have a court system, which would collapse under the weight. Rube Franke is hardly a threat to anyone when she is 60 years old and her youngest 25, and that is doubly true if the courts offer each of her children the option of a lifetime order of protection. Save life sentences for those who are ongoing threats to society.
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  227.  @Elzie-Nou  True. I should have addressed my response to the other commenter. My apologies.
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  228. I like how they block out the faces of the supposed "victims", while pretty clearly showing one of them for a while starting at 0:51.
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  229. 35 year old woman, attractive and educated. What is she doing with a total loser to begin with? That's my biggest question.
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  230.  @maximus9146  Then we heard the same
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  231.  @centripetal6157  My question was for the OP, who said that Grant also stole from the gun.
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  232.  @Ron-yd3fn  Who writes your material? She's really bad at it. Grow up, and get a life.
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  233. Boring
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  234.  @sevan8350  That is certainly true. At the same time, my family and I had a stalker, forcing us to move out of town without saying goodbye to almost anyone we knew. Also an exception.
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  235. Some boys have all the luck
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  236. This is incomprehensibly evil. How is it that this wasn't a huge story at the time? First I've heard of it.
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  237. She is the second craziest person in this story. Number One is her husband, for taking her back.
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  238. Note to self: If I ever kill someone, I shouldn't text a few people about it. Won't end well.
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  239. The Karens are actually making him into a victim. What sort of person follows this guy around? Get a life, people.
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  240.  @clarifyingquestions  because she - or her boyfriend, whoever invited them - knew they were into those types of movies?
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  241. Lol
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  242.  @aviator97msncom  Your comments are all over the place. This is not complicated: If they are going to question someone, they are going to Mirandize them first, or else any information they get will be thrown out in court.
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  243. This lawyer talks forever and adds absolutely nothing
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  244.  @allierazaktisu  "She's not that pretty" You crazy, boi
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  245.  @Mira20153  Of course she looked better in her 20s. But she is still smoking.
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  246.  @KP-om9fj  It's okay. I'm used to being right.
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  247. 🎵🎶 She had opened up three buttons on her shirt so far, I guess that's why I didn't notice that police car! 🎵🎶
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  248. ​ @DAmore143  Better to be in prison for life?
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  249. It was a civil case
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  250. "Infamous"??
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  251. Missing l
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  252. Someone named Ali Nasser Abulaban committing double murder. Shocking.
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  253. Great hair? As if that's what guys notice.
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  254. This attorney is very impressive
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  255. ​ @spiritsbeyondthestars3493  Not everything is a conspiracy, really. Hanlon's Razor.
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  256. 1. * hanged 2. They mentioned something inside her body
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  257. ​ @MrJuvefrank  Lol
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  258. She should have thought about it when she posed for it, right? Keep that in mind.
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  259. How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  260. I kept wondering about that. What IS that?
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  261. ​ FreecGod  I learned something new today
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  262. Dad left his kids in a running car? Maybe he should have been arrested as well.
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  263. 19:27 "Apparently, there's some sort of holiday" Yes, it's called "Presidents' Day".
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  264.  @Ron-yd3fn  How do you know that After The Rains didn't ask me privately?
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  265. As if all those subscribers followed her advice. I'd never heard of her before the arrest, but don't act as if every subscriber is a cult member. Just being a good looking family in a nice house could get many women to watch, even if they didn't agree with her methods. My wife, for example, has an IQ above 140 and a highly responsible job, but also watches some of the dumbest crap imaginable. It's just an escape. Remember: Men prefer non-fiction, women prefer fiction.
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  266.  @-SarahElizabeth-  Presumably
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  267. That's one hot teacher
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  268.  @KENZIIE_lol  👍
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  269. Editing mistake. 11:18 - 11:26 was supposed to replace 11:26 - 11:34 because of the mistake you mentioned. The video editor by mistake left both cuts in. Whoops.
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  270. @kiki_the_creator  Thanks to you, actually. I only noticed because of your comment.
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  271.  @tamekakdunbar9292  Why should Baldoni settle? He should crush both her and the NYT. This is Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp II.
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  272.  @Skitdora2010  Lol 😂
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  273.  @GTNover  Thank for your comment. I appreciate that. Rational thought is a wonderful thing.
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  274. Some police official already responded, angrily denying that this politician got special. According to this police person, anyone who they knew would show up at the precinct would have been accorded the same freedom. And yet...I have my doubts. Does he mean to say that they only trust elected officials to actually show up, everyone else gets cuffed?
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  275. They didn't explain that part. The outside of the house made it seem like the floor was at a different level than it was.
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  276. ​ @Mmmi34 lol 😂
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  277. ​ @ldgrittmanpeanutsfluffy6754  Yeah, no. Sorry.
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  278. ​ @Kim-dm4yb  Then she should have owned up right away and split. How long was she there before the cop showed up?
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  279. ​ @wonderfulwigswomen  Um, you believe that anyone who wears a jacket and tie is necessarily a psychopath? Seriously?
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  280. ​ @JMBraz1  BTK was not a cop
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  281. ​ @DoseofScienceDoS  You wrote, "If you ever meet someone and your brain says 'they are the nicest person I've ever met', they are likely a killer." Well, that is obviously absurd, as you must know.
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  282. ​ @Chesh89  Incorrect. For someone middle-aged and older, everyone looks very young. I wouldn't know a 14 year old from a 20 year old. But let's be clear, no 50 year old should be involved in any such behavior under any circumstance.
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  283. 15:30 "Prison's supposed to be about rehabilitation" Says who?? Skip the bleeding heart nonsense.
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  284. ​ @Zola_6  They never said parole eligible after 30 years
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  285. Giving CPR to someone clearly dead....
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  286.  @ayten3617  I hope that's not true
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  287. What is this host wearing? Yuck.
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  288. Punctuation is a thing
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  289.  @anapple.4338  Right you are 👍
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  290. ​ @Kiotee123  He said "Mo"
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  291.  @Kiotee123  He was responding to "Anna Mo". When the detective says "Mo Wilson", he says "yes".
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  292.  @Kiotee123  Thank you for proving the point to everyone: Your extreme bias against Strickland is why you're making stuff up. "I'm sure the guy who was cheating on his girlfriend the whole time...". Where did they say he had ever cheated on his girlfriend once, let alone the "whole time"? I don't know why your type is so incredibly closed-minded and full of biases, but please stay far off of juries. Enough innocent people have already been convicted thanks to folks like yourself.
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  293.  @Kiotee123  ....no matter how false it is, you keep repeating the falsehood that Strickland was in a relationship with Armstrong at that time, despite the fact that we know they were not dating at that point. People who have the facts on their side don't need to keep repeating falsehoods. Some of us do well by simply sticking to the truth. If only everyone were honest. Sadly, only one of us in this conversation cares about the truth. The other one spreads falsehoods and slander.
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  294. 🤮
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  295. As if anyone knows which case you're talking about
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  296. Keyes was a serial killer. How is that relevant here?
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  297. @edwinacaparelli9911  Oh. I don't remember details of Keyes to that extent.
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  298. 1. There is a delay. If she drank a lot shortly before her death, it wouldn't have quite hit her yet. Same goes for whatever other case you are referencing. 2. At a BAC above .3, people tend to be unable to stand or control urinary or bowel movements. A possible exception would be someone who has built up a crazy level of tolerance over an extended period. If Madison Brooks was one of those, then she wouldn't have appeared all that intoxicated to the men. The attorneys have a point.
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  299. ​ @Kurtarneaud  Totally different situation
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  300. The judge was way out of bounds. The defense had to listen to their families being attacked and they finally had enough.
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  301. Adante
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  302. Presumably that was her
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  303. Yes! 🎯
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  304. ​ @ultimatums1  Do you expect them to shoot a whole new show? Get serious.
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  305. ​ @boomds5602  Her parents screaming about the judge is absurd. They got her into this mess, not him.
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  306. Except some are happy and close. Don't take it too far the other way either.
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  307. ​ @James-pq5tm  She would have met the same fate with someone else. This girl was beyond reckless. It was going to end badly no matter what.
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  308. I feel sooooo bad for her....not.
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  309. Absolutely true
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  310. BS
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  311.  @FabienSanchez75  If I had showed you the faces of ten day care workers, you'd never have been able to pick out which two were abusers.
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  312.  @kelleygreengrass  Judging people innocent or guilty by looking at their faces? Please stay far off of juries.
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  313. ​ @luvbig41  That wasn't the time or place, obviously.
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  314. If the student is male, then he is hardly an innocent victim.
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  315. ​ @Stargazer21112  Many long-time attorneys get suspended or disbarred. Think Mike Nifong, Juan Martinez, Mickey Sherman, Rudy Giuliani, Bill Clinton, John Eastman, Norm Pattis and many, many others.
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  316. ​ @Tyladique  Every person is happy about their marriage? Really not. Go ask Dr. Neil Clark Warren.
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  317.  @deniseyeaisaidit  Baldwin was a producer, and was largely running the show. We all saw the video that emerged last week.
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  318. Those glasses are the real crime
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  319. ​ @tracymonroe6001  What does this have to do with capitalism?
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  320. Either they only have five seconds of videotape to use, or else she really drinks a lot of water.
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  321. All these people make me sick
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  322. Oofah. Don't you know the rule? Never stick your __ in crazy.
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  323. ​ @_gatsby  Really not
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  324. You don't say. Really? Wow! What brilliant insight.
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  325. Actually, he was right to scold Binger, who was way out of line.
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  326.  @shanecharles4589  Most boys would dream of being "targeted" that way
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  327. Great question
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  328.  @manicmartyr69  Thank you for some sanity
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  329. ​ @freetwofly22  Before you attack someone personally for wondering aloud whether or not the wife was involved, just realize that in this video they actually mentioned that possibility.
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  330.  @333-u9o  You got that backwards
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  331. ​ @michellejarrett1826  Because they are not washed in the UK before the consumer gets them. They are in the US.
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  332. Biggest clickbait in YT history 👎👎👎
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  333. ​ @skeletalwreck  Not here to defend Chauvin, a bad cop for sure, but the idea that Floyd died because of Chauvin beyond a reasonable doubt? That's real shaky.
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  334. ​ @thomascampbell3732  Both feet??
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  335. ​ @na-vn5qy  YT deletes comments nonstop
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  336. Might be nice if they explained what the heck happened
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  337. ​ @LabelsAreMeaningless  Thank you for some reason
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  338. If this was a GOP politican scratching a car with a Biden sticker, it would be national news.
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  339. Why shout, especially if you're wrong?
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  340.  @Tiffxit  Do you say the same about drunk drivers who hit innocent people?
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  341.  @User84030  Lol! As if she died from talking to boys 😂
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  342. Charged with "carnal knowledge"? Sounds like 1732.
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  343. ​ @joeshmoe4207  Or maybe it's that she is a narcissistic, evil witch.
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  344.  @Elzie-Nou  You sound like a jealous, bitter person. What a sad way to live.
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  345. Why??
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  346. Really not
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  347. ​ @erickaepworth6257  I would assume that all three victims weren't happy with him
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  348. You do if they've been washed, as is the case in the US for mass produced eggs.
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  349. ​ @_Revuelto  1. Delisisi was convicted of racketeering, 2. In 1989 (things have changed), and 3. He left prison three years ago
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  350. 1. This was a manslaughter conviction, not murder 2. Pot users do not get long prison sentences. They almost never get imprisoned at all.
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  351. The neighbors??
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  352. She was the most responsible
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  353. ​ @maxheadroom4659  Not everything is a cospiracy. Hanlon's Razor.
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  354. Most likely explanation is she took her own life.
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  355. Kid wanted to be a philosopher? That's not a career (except for Democrat politicians). But he'll have time to philosophize behind bars now.
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  356. Girl needs a major checkup from the neck up
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  357. The in-studio discussions were embarassingly bad. Whatever limited insight the male guest had was mumbled, making it difficult to decipher. And the female guest had nothing worthwhile to say whatsoever. The host, Jesse Weber? Either he also had nothing to say, or else he knew that the analysts were so useless that Weber didn't even bother to ask intelligent questions. For example, the male analyst suggested that Heuermann's wife may have been involved. Do you think that idea needs to be discussed further? It seems Weber didn't, because he went right on. The whole in-studio discussion portion of this video was simply terrible.
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  358. She does
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  359. ​ @kelsixwilliams03  She did nothing of the sort. The editor did that after the fact. Those things are taped after the show.
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  360. Mary Jumbelic, shown at 39:36 and elsewhere, looks very familiar. Have I seen her before? Perhaps on a "48 Hours"? Someone help out please.
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  361. 2:02 is absolutely crazy
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  362.  @tsdobbi  Point is that there were no witnesses to her doing the shooting. Obviously the defense raised that.
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  363. It's sad to think that we share a planet with any of these people
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  364. They would have told us if she did
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  365.  @leeannepilkington9356  You would hope so??
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  366. After she gets convicted, the judge will nail her with his sentence. She's not winning any friends by blaming her own daughter.
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  367.  @clarifyingquestions  because she - or her boyfriend, whoever invited them - knew they were into those types of movies?
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  368. ​ @bend3rbot  Lol! Yeah, that's it! Judge 335m Americans based upon this one nitwit. What a fool.
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  369. I'm wondering how Angenette "literally" had her chin on the ground for hours 🙄
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  370. By the way, even in a state where the age of consent is 18, a 17 year old doesn't make the guy a ped0. 17 is not pre-pubescent.
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  371. She's great, but she's working with very little here.
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  372. That thumbnail is the worst looking thing I've seen in a long time
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  373.  @Beachbumbaby  "Yoga in the Jailyard" That works to Motley Crüe's "Smoking in the Boys' Room"
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  374.  @fubokuen  Thank you. Sad, isn't it?
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  375.  @EnigmaticHandbags91  If true, it is still irrelevant. Criminal cases are decided by evidence specific to the case, not by societal statistics.
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  376.  @noahm6261  Oooh, you're so edgy, 12 year old loser.
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  377. @@KBS277 Depends on the laws in that state/county
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  378.  @csabo1725  *elicit Yes, as I wrote above, they had no more questions. That's the nature of a misdemeanor, when they only ask a couple of questions before making an arrest, then they're done.
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  379.  @brizm7193  Right, but no one's asking too many questions about a misdemeanor, as I wrote above. By the time they pulled out the cuffs on this guy, they were done with questions.
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  380.  @Jake-yf3gv  That makes no sense. By the time they were going to cuff him, they were done asking questions.
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  381.  @aviator97msncom  Your comment about Miranda is incorrect
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  382. Why are there elevator buttons behind the judge's desk?
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  383. Who says she cheated with him?
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  384. ​ @phinehasr1  Not eligible for parole until 11.5 years from now.
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  385. The intro music for this show is great
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  386. ​ @Chinese_checkers  2:22, not 2:30, but yeah. I was really confused. Now I see that the document said "retailer", which she read as "realtor". Whoops.
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  387. "I was scared, so I keyed his car" - what?? Then he lies to his wife - "some guy says I keyed his car" - You DID key his car! What a pos.
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  388. ​ @McLovinit98  * attacked
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  389. ​ @DoozieQZ  Surprising to me. This has the ingredients of a major story.
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  390. You're a mess if you have anything in common with Darell Brooks
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  391. "Purposefully" - he got out because the conviction was manslaughter
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  392. ​ @Thisismyhandle664  Your comment is idiotic
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  393.  @Abard3480  I believe he is, but that doesn't detract from the excellent job done by the guest.
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  394. ​ @erickaepworth6257  That's not what they said. To the contrary, Weber specifically said (something like) "no previously identified mental health issues".
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  395.  @zachmcmahan8481  It's mostly the women who are finding Amber Heard unattractive, as their emotions get in the way. Any red-blooded male knows that she is smoking hot
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  396.  @Blencathra1  That's the thing - she's not even my type. I like thin and dark-haired. But she is so ridiculously beautiful, it really can't be denied.
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  397.  @carolheyen7249  99% of actors and models have had plastic surgery. I'm sure she's had as well, but not obviously so, unlike most cases, where it can be seen a mile away. She's still smoking.
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  398.  @abigailh7715  Lol! You crack me up. Where did you get your degree in psychology, a Corn Flakes box? Sorry you're intimidated by other women's looks. Your self-esteem should not be wrapped up in such things.
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  399. Lol. It does.
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  400. Judge comes off well
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  401. And doesn't know English either. "But the moment very little clues..." "Little"??
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  402.  @MisterMister5893  It makes all the difference in the world. "Little clues" means that the clues are minor; none are terribly important. "Few clues" means that there are a small number of clues, without addressing whether those clues are of monumental importance or matter almost not at all. I'm not disagreeing with those who say that she is terrible. She is. I'm adding on another example of how this is so.
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  403.  @fraxizztv6433  Maybe she once looked good. If so, she was way past her expiration date by the time this incident happened. To be fair, we all know girls who are knockouts yet good, solid people, while there are others who look like "Admiral" Rachel Levine but never learned to be nice to others. I think it oversimplifies things to say that there are no 10s out there who were brought up to have character.
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  404. ​ @mischr13  Sad choice, nonetheless. Aren't at all embarassed to openly admit it here?
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  405.  @mischr13  Not embarassed to announce that publicly? Wow.
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  406.  @Fairy71128  I was so confused when he said "double" while the screen read .24"
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  407. As a guy, Ruby's good looks play a role in this story. If she looked like Jodi, would "Eight Passengers" have ever taken off? I doubt it.
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  408. I'm sooo impressed with her piety
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  409. ​@alecjohnson5043 Please don't ruin the narrative with actual facts. Some people prefer the stories in their own heads.
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  410. ​ @TiffWaffles  Susan Smith a)wasn't very attractive and, more importantly, b)murdered her own children in cold blood.
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  411. ​ @midgetman5701  Nah. Hanlon's Razor.
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  412. "In a tragic turn of events, that body was positively identified as Nicole VanderHeyden.." 11:31 Wait - if it was Jane Doe, then it wasn't tragic?
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  413. ​ @hannahheadrick7632  It wasn't exactly a full plea deal. And she is only eligible for parole in 11.5 years.
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  414. Not here to dedend Derek Chauvin, who was a bad cop all the way. But saying that he caused Floyd's death beyond a reasonable doubt is a very strange conclusion.
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  415. ​ @milktoast1481  Your comment makes absolutely no sense.
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  416. This case makes my blood boil.
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  417. ​ @Karl-dd4om  Thomas Sowell delved into the numbers and tore apart that narrative with the facts.
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  418. $500,000? She should sue for $500 million!
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  419. Lol
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  420. You'd think that by the time they graduated law school they would know how to speak proper English.
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  421. Apparently South Carolina has only one judge for criminal cases
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  422. No professional lighting, no makeup, still gorgeous. She absolutely could have been a big time model.
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  423. ​ @minoozolala  He wasn't, actually. Not at all.
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  424.  @hollywallace1417  👍
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  425.  @TheRealCaptainFreedom  Serious accusations require serious evidence. You have zero. Nothing.
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  426.  @ocoolwow  Serious accusations require serious evidence. Not only isn't there serious evidence for that allegation, there is none at all.
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  427.  @taxiuniversum  That's a rather wild accusation you made about "millions of Americans". Care to source that remarkable claim?
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  428.  @Ron-yd3fn  ...says the loser who can't spell "school". Don't you have anything better to do than troll? Get a life, really.
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  429.  @spacemanspliff7983  I'm sorry that you're a fool. Not my problem, though.
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  430. ​ @AdorableOdyssey  Seek professional help, seriously.
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  431. I like Jesse! Please don't compare him to Morrisson, the worst narrator of all time.
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  432. ​ @obamapox8185  You're worse than this pos politician is, really.
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  433. ​ @Afflictamine  You're a piece of trash, much worse than this state senator is.
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  434. ​ @bikeklaster69  You're one more pos
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  435.  @melanier7309  The story about 38 bystanders ignoring Kitty Genovese as she was fatally attacked was a false story conveniently told by the NYPD Commissioner at the time ("not our fault"), but later universally debunked. Even the NYT itself now admits that the claim had almost no truth to it.
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  436.  @melanier7309  YT removed my response. Check it up online; that the Genovese story was false is well established.
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  437.  @melanier7309  I responded twice, but both times YT censored me, for no obvious reason.
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  438.  @melanier7309  Try checking it up online
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  439.  @melanier7309  Search the term "Kitty Genovese"
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  440. Those facial tics are hard to watch
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  441. ​ @kchunter7389  Well, it was her fault.
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  442. Law & Crime did a lousy job explaining the facts of this case. Wherever I saw it before - 48 Hours? - explained it much better. So much so that I actually wasn't convinced at all that this guy's intent was to kill her. No one is defending him overall - he is indefensible - but did he intend to kill her? I'm not certain about that.
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  443. Are these dispatchers kidding??!
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  444. "This has gone for generations" (five minutes later:) Q: "How long has this gone on?" A: "My mother".
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  445. This is not just on her, but on the law. Why do we allow bars to exist in places which can only be reached by car? Unless they bring a designated driver, how do you think they all get home?
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  446. Surprising. This is the kind of case that has the ingredients of major media coverage.
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  447.  @lunaticairina  Yeah, what Mixalhsellada said. I couldn't have put it better myself.
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  448. How do Jesse Weber and Nolan West have so much hair? I'm jealous.
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  449. This lawyer being interviewed is such a transparent phony
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  450.  @ThimbleFox350  Homo sapiens have not been around for millions of years.
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  451.  @Jacqui-ie9kw  I am very sorry about that. I'm also reminded of a regular saying of the late Dr. Joy Browne: "No one ever does anything for no reason. They do things for a reason of which we may be unaware." Someone who tries to shove a stranger in front of a subway train somehow believes that the stranger poses a threat to him. Whatever is going on with your children, there is something in their minds making their actions reasonable, no matter how unreasonable those actions legitimately are. Not that that necessarily helps, but just saying.
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  452.  @ThimbleFox350  Homo sapien history is not within a country mile of 3m years.
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  453.  @Jacqui-ie9kw  Yowsh. I'm sorry.
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  454.  @ThimbleFox350  Human history is but a tiny fraction of 3m years
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  455. But it isn't
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  456. ​ @DEBORAH4-ut9sz  Yup
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  457.  @CrabbyOldLady  Crazy!
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  458. Too big
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  459.  @imnotacat5299  Thank you 👍
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  460.  @sweetthunderoflove1  I'm a man, yes! Your remarkable powers of detection shall not be trifled with.
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  461.  @alexandraschaal3676  Get over yourself, sweetheart.
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  462.  @alexandraschaal3676  Sure thing, sweetheart.
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  463. Oh, this was while she was with Johnny Depp. As I'm barely following this case, I didn't realize why this was noteworthy. Wish they'd explained in the title.
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  464. I took a drink every time she said "like", and now I'm dead.
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  465.  @susanalexander6721  Maybe not what?
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  466. Oh, that was great. Helped out my man Kyle Rittenhouse big time.
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  467. @chrisholder4978 Excellent job with the "Clerks" reference
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  468. ​ @katm22  She's hardly a supermodel
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  469. Think of Laura
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  470. Not fair to judge the jury if you didn't watch the trial. Was she guilty of murder? I sure think so. But perhaps the prosecution dropped the ball?
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  471.  @Kalbert7161  Could be, could be not. Never assume.
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  472.  @Jk-zv6tz  If your point is that you are an ignorant fool, then I agree with that. Congratulations on humiliating yourself in public.
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  473. If that's you in the profile pic, you're a gorgeous girl. Just get that weird cow jewelry out of your nose.
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  474.  @Ron-yd3fn  You're STILL stalking me, weeks later? Get a grip, really.
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  475.  @Ron-yd3fn  Stop stalking me, stop stalking other commenters, and get a life already.
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  476. Did they ever explain why the friend was arrested? I don't get it.
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  477. I hate that evil woman
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  478. Why isn't the glass bulletproof?
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  479. Context would be nice
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  480. How crazy can she be? The teacher is really attractive. She could have gotten a million guys. Instead she ruined her life over a 12 year old??!
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  481. ​ @deniseeugene1852  They didn't say she was married at the time
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  482. ​ @deniseeugene1852  I looked online, and yes, she'd gotten married July 1 of this year, but I can't figure out if that was before or after her sexcapades with these students.
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  483.  @deniseeugene1852  I don't know about all, but it does seem to be a very high percentage, no doubt. Cassidy Kraus has no kids. Mary Beth Haglin, who got a very raw deal, was single. I'm sure there are some others.
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  484. She told a stranger that her boyfriend was mean?
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  485. The law just lets it go. How exactly do people get home from bars? They drive. The law should do something to address this problem. Go stand outside a bar parking lot any night after 11:pm - you'll see almost every car being driven by a drunk driver. It's outrageous.
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  486. ​ @AS-yz2iz  Nope
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  487. ​ @Ron-yd3fn  That would be Madison Brooks.
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  488.  @ricktandron3669  The driver did not murder the girl
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  489.  @Ron-yd3fn  He's a bad guy. Your point?
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  490. ​ @calvinbrown2822  It was funny! I loved it.
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  491. Third member of Cheech and Chong
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  492. ​ @heywella  Ding!
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  493. This video was released two weeks ago. The incident is one year old - it happened July 5th, 2022.
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  494.  @cheriereeve8202  The OP was describing the same escape attempt shown in this video.
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  495. ​ @gillianstapleton8566  12
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  496. The defense attorneys are doing their jobs properly. I hope they win.
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  497. The host sounds scared
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  498. ​ @MacPeterson-qo4cd  Wow. Didn't know that.
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  499.  @skepticalbutopen4620  Her brother's name is Joy Taylor? Cool. (Don't worry about me. This is what happens when responding at 3:30 AM.)
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  500. I totally missed the barefoot part
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  501. ​ @JasonWongHomes  "Her tone during the ad" - she probably filmed that three days before or the day after doing this show. The editors add it in later.
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  502. Surely not 9 of them
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  503.  @jonthemortician  Thank you! I was wondering if anyone out there got it.
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  504.  @jonthemortician  Thank you! I appreciate that 👍
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  505.  @pattiollweiler2496  Thank you 👍
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  506.  @rickyeska1  She graduated high school about five or six years earlier. Then again, who cares? Someone who has 13 drinks in an hour then gets behind a wheel is a missile aimed at society. Get her off the streets for as long as possible.
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  507. @Nein No Non Someone who gets extremely drunk then drives? They are disasters waiting to happen. Hardly an "innocent mistake".
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  508. @Nein No Non It's not a "mistake". She was a loaded gun aimed at the public who eventually killed two innocent people, a very predictable result. Your defending this piece of garbage is truly unbelievable.
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  509. Changed pronunciation of his name in order to have an in with the Hispanics on the jury?
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  510. For all his talents, Jesse Weber is not there for his interviewing skills 🤦‍♂️
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  511.  @Kiotee123  Is that what you claim when there is no further way to defend yourself?
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  512. The guest, Alliyah Roberts, is GREAT! Have her on again, Law and Crime!
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  513. The second kid, Jeremy Goodale, received life with the possibility of parole after 25 years. He actually was about as bad as the first one; read up on the case. These two could have both gone on to be serial killers if they hadn't been stopped. Pure evil.
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  514.  @OliviaTorres1998  Which part specifically?
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  515. Where were these girls when I was in school? Lucky boys.
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  516.  @edwinacaparelli9911  Lol 👍
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  517. Re your first sentence: Is that true??
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  518. The custodial parent is also very much at fault. Did she ask for references? AND HOW DOES SHE BRING HER BACK THREE MORE TIMES? DID SHE NOT ASK HER KIDS IF EVERYTHING WENT OKAY AFTER EACH PRIOR OCCASION?
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  519. ​ @Augfordpdoggie  She's an A cup. 1/10 the size of the victim here.
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  520. Oof, this one's dark.
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  521. Actually, that is the very definition of "claimed memory problems".
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  522. ​ @ICUall666  Not in his right foot duh
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  523. ​ @stellabella5269  How do you know?
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  524.  @awhynn8270  👍
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  525. Clickbait
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  526. The guest is very scary looking
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  527. Some explanation from "Law and Crime" would go a long way
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  528.  @darthphilfy  Every state has age limits on marriage. Some allow waivers approvable by parents which lowers the age, but doesn't remove it.
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  529. ​ @liannebenn2097  😂😂😂
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  530. This guy wins the Biggest Loser Of All Time award
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  531. Excellent question
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  532. ​ @heimdall6922  He had a stutter
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  533. For everyone who saw the original video a couple of months ago: Skip to the last 30 seconds of this video. Everything else is old.
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  534. ​ @amaury5783  Plastic
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  535. ​ @milanimorales2645  It was her own niece.
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  536.  @thetruthhurts131  Perhaps Drew Barrymore back in the day?
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  537. Hanson started doing this again? When did that happen? I thought he was retired.
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  538. He is clearly, obviously, unquestionably guilty of felony murder. No doubt about it. That big lug intentionally chose to torture his child to death.
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  539. Passing as a teen at age 32? Most people could not pull that off. Good for her, I guess.
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  540.  @tamitribbiani7907  How would you know that?
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  541. Oh please. There are millions of people who don't have a brain.
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  542. Who?
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  543. Encouraging girls to get even more drunk and more vulnerable. Why not? Get a free ride home, instead of paying for an Uber.
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  544. ​ @ivalee1958  Not in the least
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  545.  @TawnyC_  👍
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  546.  @Nonnabanana2  👍
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  547.  @OMo-m7d  I just saw your comment now....fair enough.
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  548. @dacrosber Crazy, right?
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  549. Stop it already. Stop assuming the worst about everyone. This was no conspiracy, but incompetence all around. No, neither the judge nor the jury were aware that the poor guy had given her height based only upon what he was told. Furthermore, they believed he'd left DNA behind on the car handle. Those cousins were and are obviously inoocent, but no, those who put them in prison were not malicious, just incompetent.
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  550. Oh please
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  551. I don't find her attractive in the least. Even if Whitlock thinks otherwise.
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  552. Don't tase me, bro! Don't tase me!
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  553. "Assault" 😂
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  554. What is "EH"?
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  555.  @jenniferbennett1075  Oh, that's what it means? "Eh"? The way it was capitalized, I assumed it stood for something.
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  556. * flavi0r That is an excellent point.
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  557.  @Ron-yd3fn  Learn how to type a comment. A monkey mashing two forks on a keyboard would do better.
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  558. She passes for one more than any other 32 year old could
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  559.  @blushbb.  But he ended up with you, and if that is you in the thumbnail, he did quite well for himself.
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  560. They look naturally large. Implants stand up and salute. Hers didn't.
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  561. No one going to mention how hot those two are? They wasted their lives on this trash. They could have gone places if they had brains and morals.
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  562.  @juliosantana1646  Good point
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  563.  @MercKITTY  Who mentioned politics? Oh, right - you. No one else did.
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  564.  @clambroth1923  Safety should never be compromised. What is it you don't understand about that? Seriously.
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  565.  @haka8702  You totally made that up
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  566.  @Gummy1991  Plenty of blame to go around. But when you look at the video of Alec taking charge on set, and pushing around the armorer and everyone else, and also remember that he was a producer, and then add the fact that his job as the actor firing the gun is also absolutely to check the gun? He's into this up to his eyeballs.
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  567.  @jaytee2642  She was too busy partying
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  568. ​ @aemmre  Absolutely! Let us not make believe that she has no culpability. How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  569.  @kayladavis7140  Excellent question. She has culpability as well.
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  570. Okay, that was weird. Not exactly what I would call an unimpeachable witness.
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  571. I'm amazed at the comments coming down on the side of Terrence Bradley, who is having a very convenient loss of memory.
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  572. This guest added nothing
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  573. ​ @gabrielab5453  She is NOT a victim! She knew that he provided incompetent (at best) childcare, but continued to allow him to be in that position. How desperate are some women for a man? She is a doctor, for crying out loud, and stayed with a man who routinely endangered their children by leaving them in the sauna that is a car in Arizona while he played video games in his air conditioned home. I'm still unclear, though, if he was "merely" guilty of outrageously reckless behavior, or if he actually intended to end his daughter's life. Either way he is vile, but his wife is not free of moral guilt either.
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  574.  @gabrielab5453  How so? Why? He had done this 59 times before. She knew that he routinely left the kids in the burning hot Arizona car, and went inside to play video games, yet she did nothing to make sure that the kids were safe. What parent does such a thing? Not a responsible one.
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  575.  @andreasar7051  Sad, isn't it? Look at the guy who wrote (just above) about Brett Kavanaugh. Every piece of evidence shows that Christine Blasey Ford's accsation against him was utterly without basis, but some folks believe it anyway. Unreal. PS - I dislike Kavanaugh. I was absolutely opposed to his being put on the Court. But falsely accusing him of SA is not the way to go. And believing false accusations based upon party affiliation is unconscionable.
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  576. Kaitlin was gorgeous before the reverse nose job. Lose/lose on that last part.
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  577. ​ @DamageControlLLC  "Spent the money"? What money?
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  578.  @historyandhorseplaying7374  We could go back to separating schools by gender, and have women teach girls. But that would make too much sense.
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  579.  @kltil5082  Since you felt compelled to tag me with your response, I am really curious: What did I swrite above that you are disputing?
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  580.  @campsbaysa  That's a wild story. But is it true? I'd love some sourcing on that.
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  581.  @campsbaysa  I've read and heard the same, but in every case it has been women taking a guess based upon women's intuition. Anything's possible, but let us not confuse fact with fan fiction.
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  582. But Mareya's really pretty
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  583. ​ @k_j_n1242  Tattoos? 🤮🤮🤮
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  584.  @alabaster193  Statistically speaking, that does not hold true.
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  585. The International Star Registry is a scam. Why are you mentioning it in a positive way?
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  586.  @Ron-yd3fn  If you tend to be wrong about everything, why not get better opinions? Try listening to me; it will help you out.
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  587. ​ @sammyb1651  Also we don't know if this was a murder to begin with.
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  588. Lousy training for the most part, I suspect. They teach how to spot impaired drivers, but not how to know when they are not impaired.
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  589. What an unbelievable loser. I wonder what his family really thought of him. Sister was really beautiful, by the way.
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  590. Mom had that milf thing going on
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  591.  @shanecharles4589  Most kids would be thrilled to poke anything that moves
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  592.  @freyalove3831  Only a female would believe that 😂
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  593. ​ @lexiemaep7930  Not an entire week. Three days - Monday to Thursday. Not crazy at all. She was away in college.
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  594. ​ @KatBrat808  Blaming the economic system for this woman's reckless behavior is absurd. She chose to live life on the edge, without needing the money. Anyway, let's not pretend that 90% of women who strip aren't substance abusers. And stop excusing awful behavior either way.
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  595. ​ @constablekennedy7705  * who
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  596. What do you/her think happened here?
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  597. Terrible job by this channel. Even before we get to the awful host, how about the title of the video? "Murder"? Says who? There is a sizable chance she took her own life.
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  598. That's why there are subtitles.
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  599. 22:33 "striations that look like nails being drug" - that's the first in history that combination of words has been used
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  600. She was a knockout
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  601. Why didn't they bring him in the patrol car to point out the house? If there was even a small chance she was alive, shouldn't they have tried that immeidately?
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  602. I'm surprised at how polite she is. Disappointed, even. I wanted to hate her even more. PS - Tattoos are bad ideas. Always.
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  603. I'm just happy that Jesse is now recording in an office, not a dirty gas station.
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  604.  @invernessity  You are correct, but I suspect that this video was edited in the interim and the offending piece cut. It is always possible I misheard, but I actually wrote a standalone comment elsewhere questioning some of the crazy things that came out of the mouths of the studio analysts, and now some of what I heard earlier is not there.
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