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

  1. ​ @bigsad4290  What about his weird bro?
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  2. @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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  3.  @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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  4.  @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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  5. ​ @kimberlythomas1286  I just checked up that book, and read a bunch of reviews. Holy moly, your description is no exaggeration.
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  6. ​ @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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  7.  @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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  8. The prosecutor in the police shooting case was absolutely amazing.
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  9.  @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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  10.  @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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  11. I thought Brenda was about as attractive as Kendra was
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  12. Some women don't know the difference between adopting a stray dog and choosing a life partner.
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  13. ​ @DarkoProductions  Ah, makes sense. I totally didn't get it either, but your comment works for me.
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  14. ​@fallensummit2364 Well done 👏
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  15. She's far more culpable
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  16.  @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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  17. How did he steal from a weapon?
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  18. ​ @NanetteFishman  Two people does not equal 335,000,000 people.
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  19. ​ @Topper_Harley68  It's a start
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  20. ​ @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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  21. This cop is realllly bad at math
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  22. ​ @-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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  23. Is that his hair? Looks like a toupeé.
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  24.  @Ron-yd3fn  Good lord. When you're doing that badly, stop digging. 🤦‍♂️
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  25. ​ @tearfulxsoul  Baldoni's lawyer, Bryan Freedman, is a legend. I would expect nothing less.
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  26. ​ @Daygosd619  If your accusations are true, which is unclear, then blame prosecutors, not police.
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  27. Just DESCIPABLE? I would add INCOMHEPRENSIBLE and MAVELOLENT as well.
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  28. The Fla Supreme Court was correct
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  29. ​ @sbear6798  He said "Mo", not "no".
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  30. Perhaps the prosecution dropped the ball? Without sitting on the jury, we shouldn't blame them.
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  31. ​ @angelafleccia4312  "Grooming"? Are you crazy?
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  32.  @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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  33. 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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  34. Well, she got nailed by the state for that, and that ended her judicial career, so that's good.
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  35. ​ @historyandhorseplaying7374  Your comment is dead on 🎯
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  36.  @_gatsby  No, you just can't read the title. That is the way tabloids have written headlines for generations now.
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  37. Punctuation is a thing
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  38. ​ @Somniator7  Getting desperate, Ryan? Should have thought of that before smearing Baldoni with that ridiculous lawsuit.
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  39.  @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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  40.  @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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  41. They thought he was involved. Relax.
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  42. What the heck happened at 16:51? Who is editing this thing?
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  43. Why?
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  44. And if the boy who had been smeared was your son, no doubt you would feel differently, right?
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  45.  @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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  46. But this wasn't the officers' idea. Focus.
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  47. I've never seen a driver so impaired. Wish I knew what her BAC turned out to be.
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  48. ​ @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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  49. She isn't anymore. Good riddance.
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  50. Because the guy who did it is not Iowan, he's an illegal alien. Thank your local Democrat.
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