5 Most BRUTAL Killers Reacting To A Death Sentence

[@TheDudeness123]

I'm impressed that those who are sentenced to death react with barely any emotion, meanwhile those who have 20+ or life sentence faint or start crying and stuff, clearly these guys are truly psychopaths.

[@monawhite]

Death is instant. Life in prison is arguably worse. Criminals obviously are not god fearing. So with life being chained up is worse than release.

[@okand1921]

@@monawhite Idk for US but in Russia after jail your whole life is ruined because you can't get a good job cuz there's note in your documents that you were jailed and etc etc

[@alexanomneze7658]

What is the difference,when you spend your most important years behind bars, some prefer a death sentence to long term incarceration,

[@monawhite]

@@okand1921 same.

[@35celsius]

Fr

[@thembindlela9678]

Killed another person and hurt their family but he's worried his death will hurt his family ,how ironic

[@Afraidofwomen]

his parents probably wantED* him dead.

[@Kinglizard220]

Any family member that backs another family member that killed in cold blood with no remorse or mercy needs to be in jail too.

[@generatorx]

Irresponsibly puts the blame of the death penalty on the jury when he himself hurt his own family with bad decisions.

[@LynchtheFinch]

Dissociation plays a bit part in remorse. We care more for those we know closely than those we don't. He's still crazy though

[@luigipinna4135]

No

[@reveude]

the fact he has the audacity to ask to spare his own life after taking another is disgusting.

[@detective2221]

I would do the same

[@bobbyboy5284]

🤓

[@reveude]

@@bobbyboy5284 ??

[@roberttaylor4213]

Exactly

[@Syncphony]

@@bobbyboy5284 why are you nerd emojing this comment? That makes no sense

[@Journey4SureKnowledge-N-Wisdom]

SICKENING how that vile murderer never accepted his victim's plea for life, but he is now in the court room pleading for his life to be spared

[@your_left_nipple]

Which one?

[@grindbeaast9102]

​@@your_left_nipple2nd

[@grindbeaast9102]

​@@your_left_nippleon the yt timeline

[@maryam.hh14]

@@your_left_nippleThe second one, Austin Myers

[@Giana_VR]

@@grindbeaast9102can y’all stop saying that like I’m so annoyed of seeing those comments.

[@DimitrijDimitrij]

When the first guy told how he thought his freedom was more Important than his victims’ lives disgusted me.

[@prayasdash]

Well surely he wanted to have blood on his hands. Considering there were 3 more inmates with him, they could've just punched him or possibly just hurt him enough so that they could run away before he starts chasing again...instead he thought to see some blood...

[@reveririe]

the irony when his own ‘freedom’ led him to his death

[@NnamdiJohn-uq2kb]

It actually is

[@666sun-l3e]

They killed him so what does it matter the law also killed someone him

[@cobrakai388]

the Jenkin dude looks like the final boss you need to fight in the 80's action movie.

[@jorgegl3306]

Belo yeung

[@williamplaysmusic]

true

[@deleteduser3455]

Or gta

[@marquisthegreat5962]

Lol ​@@jorgegl3306

[@martinluerssen9487]

If you feel the need to fight bosses in 80's action movies, your mother probably has exchanged your VCR for a NES

[@amydoran9987]

Their lack of response shows just how crazy and evil they are.

[@ericmonaco4509]

They probably think they're immortal or going to heaven but instead their gonna spend enternity burning in hell

[@gordonbman2911]

As far as i know US Prisons etc. isnt a Death Sentence similiar to life in prison ? dont they wait like 10 years for the execution ? idk. think they are aware/ lawyers tell them they will most likely get the sentence, so they dont react as much

[@DeepCurve300]

​@@gordonbman2911 these days yes. Death row inmates are there for a long time. 100 years ago it was fairly quick.

[@thebigpicture2032]

No, they’re just psychopaths.

[@younghegelian1]

maybe they just dont care about life that much

[@tak_tak62]

To think your going about your life and someone has the nerve to just take it from you. 😢

[@rocknrollmilitant]

Death is not a penalty. It's an escape. - Timothy McVeigh

[@charliechristie2949]

Society was more than happy to help you escape, Tim !

[@sonnypruitt6639]

Ain't worth quoting that POS!!!

[@samuraiskill7062]

If only more states would bring back the death penalty.. wouldn't have to keep wasting tax payer money.

[@rocknrollmilitant]

@@samuraiskill7062 There have been many cases of people being executed who later turned out to be innocent. This will keep happening as long as there is capital punishment and their blood is on the hands of everyone who advocates it.

[@artram582]

@@charliechristie2949 168:1, Mc Veigh wins.

[@bruthamann5697]

Nikko looks like he could survive the Death Penalty. Five times. 😮

[@Koolneen]

😂😂😂

[@andreypanin2136]

You don't admire murderers, do you?

[@Brent_Jones]

So does MarKeith

[@footballmangerchampion2023]

😂😂

[@SixthSensNumbTheDrifter]

He has

[@jewgirl952]

Nikko's life was very much like Charles Manson's life. Lifetime jail made them more and more dangerous, gradually increasing the seriousness of their crimes.

[@TheYamahog12]

And both deserve hell.

[@ShinkuGouki]

These types of people can't be fixed. I believe that just the way you are born with your color eyes,so is your behavior pattern.

[@ryandefeijter7994]

nah giving him a 10 year scentence at 15 fucked him up why yall never figure out looking up monsters will create demons

[@paulroadnight8687]

@@ShinkuGouki One bullet would have fixed it all.

[@horncrownedproductions9675]

This video fails to mention Nikko specifically asked to be evaluated before he was released because he didn't believe he was ready to be released but they denied him and sent him back out onto the streets.

[@JMartComedy]

The Markeith Loyd incident happened at a WalMart by where I work. We went into lockdown. What a lot of people forget is that a 2nd officer was killed that day. He was responding to the call, riding his OCPD motorcycle and was struck at an intersection. His name was Norman Lewis

[@glichjthebicycle384]

I'm sorry to hear that.

[@MarcoRamirez-k4f]

I saw markeith when I was a trustee...he was in 33

[@jeremiah3749]

OCPD?

[@JMartComedy]

@@jeremiah3749 orange county police department

[@YourManAl]

Shit man I hope your okay

[@Lanlensana]

When that 19y/o kid said "Death won't hurt me but the one who is left will" , I wish he knew that earlier .

[@privateer0561]

Death sentences should have a time limit of 1 month before the execution date. Justice served.

[@kennyc388]

How about the next day ??

[@Jayke-b9h]

@@kennyc388 how about never im not saying never becasue of rehab and that BS im saying they rot forever. dont let them lose conciousness. dont let their mind stop feeling the pain they will get in prison after I make sure they suffer the worst hell in prison

[@zimbabwepapi9684]

Lol what about wrongful convictions

[@babyp1nk]

this is America we are taliking about…

[@johnhitz1185]

​@@zimbabwepapi9684 question. Name one. Can't, can you?Even without DNA, forensic science, the statutes can be written to make that virtually impossible. Who cares anyway? It's worth it even if one did happen in a million because thousands of lives would be saved. Wouldn't you give your life if you knew it would prevent thousands of innocent people from being murdered? Well, so there you are. Bring back Old Sparky.

[@evan_ception]

My older sister worked at Nebraska State Prison for two years and actually encountered Nikko Jenkins during her time there. She told me that he, along with most of the other death row inmates, whined and griped a lot and were generally divas to the guards. She also knew one of the guys that killed Brandon Teena, which inspired the movie "Boys Don't Cry", can't remember which one though.

[@tesseract2365]

Of course, the ones that make such a big show of it are the biggest pssies around.

[@THEMamaVicky]

An old friend is at NSP right now, he's just keeping his head down and mouth shut because his non-violent charge puts him in among some of these guys, oddly, but he has 4 yrs left to go.

[@evan_ception]

@@THEMamaVicky Yeah that's smart, there are some really dangerous, awful people there.

[@angiewilliams10]

The prison where the first one happened is about 5 mins from my house. 2 guards died and 10 other staff were injured along with 4 inmates. They set a fire as a distraction. It was bad. Bad things don’t happen here but they did that day :(

[@maarten5937]

Thats when you get to conclude that bad things do happen there. They happen everywhere.

[@femf8tal]

I don’t think I live in that neighborhood where you do. I would constantly live my life worrying about if a jail break will occur.

[@gwendolynsuite6632]

Why do we have criminals on death row for years. They are given food privileges more than the homeless.

[@esrapk]

They had a bad life. If you start life with Shit cards, don't be surprised when you become someone whom others deem to have a Shit personality. It's 100% rational. Not ''psychopathy''. That's a copout term. Poor guys...

[@patrickdoherty3541]

@@esrapk Nah thats an exscuse, Ive had a terrible upbringing alot of people have, horribly bad and Im not a murderer, having a crappy up bringing doesnt exscuse turning into a scumbag

[@WtheredIsBetter]

Its so sad how so many innocent people lost their lives to these demons

[@1kravchenko]

truly

[@lmptech6866]

no one is innocent. everybody is bad to someone. dirctly or indirectly 😈

[@leide4688]

And sad how many innocent people that had been killed by this primitive and bloodthirsty state.

[@TheWriterWalker]

Thank you. Glad I'm not the only one who calls these killers what they actually are.

[@hannesprobach4669]

And it is also very sad how many people lost their lives to wrong judgements.

[@stars_in_the_sky1478]

Its just unimaginable to think how these people killed innocent lives and showed no remorse.

[@aaronfagerstrom34]

Always remember, humans can be evil

[@divinerelaxer]

Most of them think their actions were justified but since there is no such thing as true justice they hate others for punishing them without reason etc.

[@captainobvious-CH]

Psychopaths - they feel ZERO empathy, but most of them will cry like babies if you hurt them a tiny bit...

[@detective2221]

@@captainobvious-CH I am not a psychopath but I don't feel emotions like normal people and I am not a stable individual for society at all

[@alexanomneze7658]

Human beings are different, some people have the heart of stone

[@Bryanpeacock33]

I don't get how people can be so cold about killing people

[@Gharcian]

Any arrogance in court or with police, even light smirk means no respect and no remorse to their evil deeds. They will do same again and worse.

[@psychic1AliKarimreadigs]

Am seeing there is some of your family members who goes to a traditional healer and using evil spirits to block all your luck and destroy your life😂

[@aland001]

21 STAB WOUNDS! YOU DIDN'T WANNA LEAVE HIM A CHANCE HUH!!

[@arjunsinghrajput2680]

I knew someone was gonna slide in the reference

[@PlushySand]

HUH HUH HUH (remix)

[@GrapeFanta5]

My favorite android sent by CyberLife

[@EbolaGW]

Crazy that crimes are always held at a Walmart, or criminals are found at a Walmart. 💀

[@DreamBelief]

Lol lucky they don't exist where I live then

[@ssssssgrjibhnmfdxj]

sometimes watching these is just terrifying, because if I saw any of those people just out in public i would never even guess that they had taken lives, and there are still people out there who look normal as normal can be but are just as insane as these people here, and you never know if you're the next victim, because nobody ever really thinks about how this can happen to really anybody at any time without any reasoning

[@Spin940]

And nobody knows if they will become one of them or not.

[@vibovitold]

some of them don't look dangerous, but that Jenkins guy, for example, certainly doesn't seem like someone i'd leave my child with

[@kenham6742]

7:47 "After he killed his former girlfriend, who was pregnant with his child." And the Darwin Award goes to...

[@shaunnalyne1371]

It's unbelievable how murderers will pleade for their lives...it's beyond crazy

[@laminbojang9344]

There is mercy for the merciless. Crocodile tears 😭. How can one have mercy for these kinds of ruthless killers.

[@adilmait6005]

6:50 i love how he is acting like he is crazy and in shock but no one buys it

[@roevardotter]

I think he is not acting but mentally ill

[@detective2221]

Shut up. Murder should be legal

[@adilmait6005]

@@detective2221 says an 8 years old who got rejected an hour ago

[@dexterdruboanimations-6403]

​​@@adilmait6005 tbh it seems pretty normal to me. You expect him to keep calm after killing and getting caught? He is obviously a psycho and has mental problems. You are blind to think he is faking it.

[@adilmait6005]

@@dexterdruboanimations-6403if you did know what psycho means you wouldn't even write this comment, psychos have no feeling of guilt, rumours or regret so yeah he is faking it

[@dereksmyth8596]

Most people don't realize that they sit on death row for 10 years or more.

[@offtopiconline]

Abram wasn’t even actually crying but he was working so hard to try to release his crocodile tears.

[@scotiancoast4498]

The courts hand down a death sentence but most of them end up getting life later on. It's not right.

[@captainobvious-CH]

The really bad part is how long it typically takes from sentencing to actual execution, if it even happens. 10-20 years is not uncommon.

[@niomifoster8963]

Then they cry about over crowding and let off other prisoners early with the over crowding excuse when they could make space by the death penalty

[@jcspider7259]

In 1990, an average of 95 months (4 years) passed between sentencing and execution. In 2020, an average of 227 months (9 1/2 years) passed between sentencing and execution. More than half of all prisoners currently sentenced to death in the U.S. have been on death row for more than 18 years. Why does it take so long for people on death row to be executed? A lengthy appeals process causes delays.

[@ShinkuGouki]

​@@jcspider7259 Yeah man,what's up with that? I was watching a video with my girl where a guy got the death penalty and I said "he will be dead in about 5 years" and my girl said "try 18 years." It's insane. They need to take the trash out 🗑

[@galacticknight55544]

That's one of the reasons I'm against the death penalty. It takes too long to carry out, and it's actually more expensive than a life sentence. The data is also inconclusive as to whether it's an effective deterrent, and there's always a chance that the person being executed is actually innocent.

[@lydiamoeko898]

Imagine a murderer pleading for his life, sir did you hear your victims Plea ? Tf 😏

[@brandygriffiss]

The Irony: Victim: PLEASE dont kill me, excessive crying, begging, I have a family. Please don't kill me! Defendant: Please , I can do great things in my life, oh, I made a mistake, spare me the death sentence. Please don't sentence me to death .....😂 The entitlement 💀

[@Free2Pree]

The Nikko Jenkins’s case was SCARY. I was living in Omaha at the time of those murders. May they rest in peace.

[@TonyPossumPresident]

Ikr I live in Omaha it’s scary

[@AmbersDangleenAnkle]

Its nit that scary, its sad the system allowed him to murder so many people but honey you can shoot just like he can. Hes not a super human, hes just a felsh and blood walking vagina of a male, you can take his life as easily as he could take yours.

[@ewaf88]

I don't think I've ever seen such an evil group of people before

[@dannkhoma262]

These thugs should straightaway be committed to death sentences immediately. They are a danger to the society

[@Real_Jesus_christ_1]

If somebody actively hinders society by committing repeated violent crimes, then society benefits by administering a death sentence

[@louisejohnson5695]

The thing is, they may have had reasons and the judge has and i mean HAS to listen to them.

[@petermonaghan6749]

@@louisejohnson5695 killing an innocent guy because you wanted to rob his dad's safe is not a good reason you moron

[@shayne6582]

Yes they should be punished but so should the govt and all judges and corporations they are killing us all

[@MrReymoclif714]

Shooting at cops is not normal.

[@jbdixon4020]

I appreciate the presentation style, most of the times the people who record voiceovers for these type of vids overdo it with it graphics and audio

[@MrReymoclif714]

It’s pleasant not to listen to a ROBOT.

[@femf8tal]

Is it just me? Do those judges look scared of Jenkins because he’s a wild card? They looked as if they flipped a coin to figure out who had to break the bad news to Jenkins. His entire immediate family is nefarious.

[@TheJoker-jk4dp]

femf8tal I’m pretty sure Jenkins was scared too about his death sentence but at the same time he may be thinking too my life is crap I have nothing to live for.

[@-hello6177]

Interesting how they show no fear of death, they have a drive to live and they try to cheese their way out of the death sentence, but when sentenced, they just show practically nothing, as if it was only a frustrating bother or annoyance

[@SM-hf4vz]

They are psychopaths, they do not even have empathy for themselves... No light in their lives, nothing worth living for...

[@JVlalice--]

I used to actually be friends with Timothy when i lived in Ohio around 15 years ago. Needless to say we weren't for long as the final interaction with him was him randomly assaulting my friend and I. This walk of life he chose just goes to show he hasn't changed a damn bit. Good riddance. Im sure Danielle feels great not having a brother anymore.

[@popcornx3794]

Murderer or not, 'good riddance' is pretty harsh term to say abt a Human life. Ur no better than the murderer.

[@spaceparrot8702]

@@popcornx3794 Um, so you mean the fact that a murderer can't hurt anybody else isn't a good thing? Because that relief is what he was implying by good riddance. Better for everyone. How is that no better than a murderer? You got some issues. This fcking pc bs world we live in ...

[@ottovuorio382]

​@@popcornx3794If that were true, it should make no difference whether I said "good riddance" about a cold blooded murderer or actually went out there and killed someone myself, since either one of those things would supposedly put me on the same level, as you're trying to imply. I'm no elitist, but I also don't believe in a participation trophy that signifies your inherent worth just because you happen to be a human being. Not taking innocent lives and destroying countless others willingly is just about the bare minimum to be considered a human being with some actual worth who also deserves to be seen and recognized that way, but these cold blooded murderers and serial killers fail at that completely. If you are going to say that I'm just as bad as these murderers for being indifferent about them being put down, I'm even a little insulted by that, but eh, ya know, at least I'm not a fucking murderer. I'll even go as far as to say, that if you can't see the moral difference between a person, who despises murderers and an actual murderer, it is YOU, who's no better than the murderer.

[@JohnDoe-bt9qp]

Only in Ohio

[@starwamichael5820]

As longer one didn't kill someone, yes they may have bad traits, but better than deliberate murderer 😢

[@rd7700]

At this point death is easily better than life in prison

[@dejanjovanovic2298]

it's not. Because, there will be a nuclear war soon. And all inprisoned victims of the system will have a chance to escape. And all the others will have a chance to die, equaly as prisoners...

[@mosabhijazi671]

when you are already in jail for 24 years and you do shit like this death penalty should be immediate , it shouldnt take longer than a year and have them dead, it shouldnt take 15 years to kill the dude like whats the point of death sentence if it takes that long , he doesnt care he was gonna do life anyway there should be immediate consequences, they should move from the court to the death house

[@dexterdruboanimations-6403]

staying in Jail is FAR more cruel and harder than dying, idiot.

[@pattidesanti1687]

Amen

[@natsusatsujinki8342]

To make sure no one is executed unjustly.

[@michaelsternberg1597]

The guy who murdered those people in a Walmart looked both in shock and remorse full

[@LawsonPatterson]

Remorse for his own life, not for the people who’s lives he stole. Execute him now!!

[@dennisketterer814]

Even if these young men were proven guilty,the jury has without a doubt they were given the Death penalty. However,The death penalty could take up to more years for their executions to take place. In my opinion No one has the exclusive rights to sentence anyone to death. If you ever read the bible from the beginning to the end no where in it does it have death by execution. Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross. Jesus endured the pain that was given to him.not only was Jesus hanging on his cross there was one of his followers on each side of Jesus Christ. They all were dead in a matter of a few minutes. If anyone don't understand what the bible says. Please read it from the beginning to the end. 😇

[@loveforeignaccents]

I could act remorseful too if my life were on the line.

[@alexanomneze7658]

Too little ,too late , let's think before we act.,life is sacrosanct

[@malcolmdavidson955]

Who fing cares. Time to say bye bye.

[@lifeiswonderful2023]

All these guys' youth, strength and energy could have done so much good.

[@pranitkhandagle4568]

District Attorney: your freedom is more important than their lives? Convict : Yes

[@realtalk3567]

"Throw this life away. Throw that life away." It's amazing how we have to discard some people's lives like trash because they're so messed up in the head.

[@1230mkelly]

It's their head. And if they refuse to renew their minds, via reprogramming it to righteous living, then H-E-L-L=J-A-I-L awaits them.

[@realtalk3567]

@@1230mkelly I definitely understand, but it's just crazy that the same way we have systems set up to discard tons of trash that we have systems set up to do that with people's entire lives.

[@dale116dot7]

We don’t do it nearly often enough. Too many criminals get such light penalties there isn’t enough of a deterrent.

[@rockjam4534]

Most criminals all have one thing in common, they all try and make out that they were the victim. Most lawyers are just in it for the money.

[@Solutions3000]

"Attorney" or "Lawyer" is a job, albeit a job of high responsibility; that said, most of us are into our jobs, "just for the money". We shouldn't be shocked, when others are, too. Most of the cases in this video are probably judge appointed, pro bono cases, because (I'm guessing) the defendants had no visible means of financial support and no collateral. Not in it for the money, when there's no $$. You're right, that some attorneys are definitely only in for the $$.

[@rockjam4534]

@@Solutions3000 Yes! You're right, it is a responsible job, to keep criminals & repeat offenders off the streets not trying to get them off with it with some emotional excuse, how would criminals learn right from wrong from this method if they just get off with it more times than not? This method is good for lawyers as it keeps them in a job and criminals on the streets just for the cycle to repeat itself time after time witn no results.

[@Ed-ds3hj]

​@rockjam4534 how would you design a justice system? Everyone is entitled to legal representation. That's that law in most countries

[@ccplaysroblox8189]

The fact that most of the killers are in Ohio 💀

[@cha_hoe]

Stfu dude. this isn’t an “ohio” moment.

[@Moonlight_Tide]

Tons of them in Indiana too but you don't hear about it because they literally censor everything going in and out of the state

[@Jancel705]

only in ohio dawg! 😭

[@demetrioruivo9364]

When you evolve a society where respect and fear are mixed, and have higher value than love, this is what happens - you have psychopaths demanding respect through fear.

[@ZTM432]

That cop telling Nikko he got him like I tell my dog I got him, hahahaha

[@MissMariQueen]

It really irks me when murderers plead for their lives to be spared. Myers didn't think twice about killing poor Justin and didn't care about the pain he inflicted upon Justin's dear ones. But he wants now his life to be spared to avoid his family being hurt. You really couldn't make it up!

[@dejanjovanovic2298]

Don't think about things that o beyond your brain capacities

[@Afraidofwomen]

"dont kill me for my actions or people that have nothing to do with my disgusting deeds Will Be sad."

[@catwiener22]

I live in Waynesville Ohio and this broke the nearly crime free community. It is so sad. I go to school with the 2 sisters of Austin myers. They are so upset that their family had to deal with this.

[@JohnDoe-gr2lh]

Ohio ..... nevermind I'll be quiet

[@esrapk]

@@JohnDoe-gr2lh no tell me, why did you say that?

[@EpicXcake]

oh no not ohio

[@ntlake]

@@esrapk come on now, you know why

[@Moonlight_Tide]

I've been there. No, there's a lot of crime covered up within the area. xSTAINs

[@ddbangtannim2270]

This makes me think and reflect more. I don't want to be in this tragic situation nor take somebody's life away. Even when I may hate people at times, it's not worth the freedom and growth that can be taken away from you. That's why I just scream my issues to God and let him do the work.

[@insidemyhead3668]

just a quick clarification, Jenkins is held at the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution and will be executed at the Nebraska State Penitentiary. Nebraska passed a law that those convicted of death cannot be held in the same facility where they will be executed.

[@tommybrown9534]

Any1 who takes a life in cold blood should absolutely pay with their own. The fact that the killers death will be painless is more than he/she deserves

[@davewalmash6849]

0:09 - that smile. Evil personified.

[@danielmapulanga9894]

I'm not a fan of capital punishment, but for those who feel nothing there's little point in a life sentence because they regret nothing. Here, I make an exception...

[@Issavibe3]

So if you receive 2 death sentences and 1 life sentence.. can you chose to do your life sentence first ?? 😂

[@zoechihari6289]

😂😂😂

[@markeelaino9858]

Hahaha... That's very confusing

[@wabara30]

Death penalty shouldn't wait. It should be done swiftly.

[@Rablax]

Man turned a 25 year sentence into a 0 year sentence 💀

[@cyoohoos]

The sad part is they allowed him to wear shades during his trial

[@IPOSTSHORTSSS]

Right wtf is up with that.

[@lowkeyben]

what's wrong lol

[@h445]

they didn't want to look into his eyes

[@ignioushorizon8128]

I agree to the death penalty completely. I don't mean SITTING in death row for twenty of more years. That's why they're so calm, they got a long way to go on free room and board. I agree to the death penalty for crimes that is actually carried out

[@brunettelinds2811]

Me too! I don't know why they let them keep living for so long

[@Jayke-b9h]

if you ask me. life without parole is worse than the DP. If somebody killed one of my loved ones. I would hope they get life instead of the death penalty. not for rehab and all that BS. So that way I can make connections. reach out to guards and/or inmates at the pen the killer is at. and make sure that killers life is made pure hell. torture every day, the absolute worst. make them wish for the death penalty, only for them to never get it and continue to rot in their hell. if he tries to get out early, i want those prison doctors to save his life ASAP. If hes getting old and having health problems. fix those health problems. dont allow him to die.

[@killerratchet1973]

@@brunettelinds2811 Because they have the right to appeal it which is important because unfortunately innocent people have been executed while on death row, appeals give the potentially innocent a chance to fight being executed.

[@vibovitold]

@@Jayke-b9h "if you ask me. life without parole is worse than the DP." if we ask you, but why are the defendants getting a death penalty pleading for their life then much more often than defendants getting life sentences pleading for a death penalty instead?

[@pizzathehut.]

If the death penalty was given right after court, things might be different .

[@oma4184]

"Murder is a different name for a a death, but yes." COLD.

[@billedelman713]

It's comforting to see that the justice system removes these cancers from society.

[@carch7243]

Markeith Lloyd, always entertaining to watch. I can't think of a word vile enough to describe him

[@haroonkapoor8233]

what u mean by that

[@carch7243]

@@haroonkapoor8233 It was self explanatory

[@alexp.7182]

"The defendant does not understand how precious life is, therefore the sentence of life shall be imposed..." Paranoia overload..

[@thesnare100]

I don't believe it, he knew, it's common sense, he just didn't care.

[@betweentheripples8847]

Is Martiz Abrams trying for an insanity plea with that absurd performance? Abrams: "YES! YES!"

[@dres3280]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@theofficialyoutube]

Their presence of logic is out of this world 😂 The last one shot a police officer 4 times and still would say " They tried to frame me" lol 😂

[@nkosikhonantwanambi8601]

if a look could kill I nearly died at Jenkin's quick glance.

[@TheNinnyfee]

I am amazed that Mosley did get a different sentence than Myers, he was clearly enjoying his confession.

[@lunarbunny3021]

If you take a life unlawfully, you owe a life…. And the only life you can give is your own.

[@michaelsternberg1597]

Maybe the best idea comes from Japan (I think) they don’t tell those sentenced to death when they will die.

[@jffrocks]

It's too bad these animals sit in prison for years waiting for the system to put them to death as they deserve.

[@cbraun785]

That is an unfair comparison with animals who for the most part never hurt anyone.

[@Ilovedogssss]

@@cbraun785 exactly thank u❤

[@sburns2421]

The last guy had the living hell beat out of him during his arrest. He lost his eye in that exchange.

[@thesnare100]

it didn't say how, I didn't know that. Thought maybe a bullet.

[@raysmith2940]

eye for an eye.

[@patricias5122]

These prison inmates are worse than animals. "Murder is a different name for death." Not only is he a first-rate idiot, but a remorseless monster. "He was pretty much begging for his life." another says, casually. But, "if you choose for me to die, you're only going to cause more pain and suffering for another family." They both deserved their sentence.

[@AkaHalo]

He could've just did his 24 years and just learned from his actions and not repeat his dumb actions again it's a shame that some attempted murders or murders feel no guilt or remorse for their actions and this is the consequences of their actions which they deserved

[@LylatKnight]

Rest In Peace, Anthony. And all other victims in each of these cases.

[@monawhite]

To be fair. A police officer should never go after a criminal alone. Especially with all the restrictions placed on them. They can't disable them. They cant sneak up on them and pin them down. They cant knock them out preemptively.. etc etc

[@blueheaven4838]

So how will they prevent a murder or crime

[@monawhite]

@Blue Some can but those that do usually catch charges when they accidentally shoot someone. And the ones that go alone and do traffic stops are usually tall men.

[@manifestationofgod1379]

Crazy thing, I met the last killer in Orlando, a couple of months before he committed the crimes....

[@jspace1764]

Cap

[@manifestationofgod1379]

@@jspace1764 facts, at the restaurant he worked in😒👌

[@espr7564]

Thank goodness people like that are no longer on the streets 😱

[@winniejohnson5559]

oh but they are. unfortunately.

[@shawn-gi2cu]

Enjoy your content bro keep up the work

[@cgsweat]

Psychopaths can be terrifying. I'm just so glad that there aren't any at the highest levels of government.

[@Menace2f]

You are wrong there are many up there

[@danielmapulanga9894]

Ahhh... About that...

[@BJBee]

Er...

[@scplego]

... I hate to break it to ya... but...

[@kennyc388]

Wrong !!

[@ardsonneveld]

Well done judges. I wish law would work the same here. Although I don't understand why they are still put away for years waiting for the actual death sentence. Why not having a firing squad waiting outside the court room?

[@seyra93]

😂😂😂

[@Phjghh]

You stand there for target prectice first.

[@pamelacass9642]

Because they get to file appeals.

[@danbruno5945]

The worst thing about the death penalty is proberly not the death itself but the long wait on death row

[@1blastman]

The worst part is the appeal process that an inmate can do to take up. Needless resources.

[@lucythornley6639]

Also if you really are innocent you will die for no reason

[@BimbisOBrian]

“We strangled him so there’d be no cleanup.” “He was stabbed 21 times.”

[@wolemai]

I really hope that each of those men are executed and don't somehow get out of the death penalty - they deserve nothing less, justice for the victims deserves nothing less, justice for the families of the victims deserves nothing less.

[@classycomedy1733]

Crazy how soft we've become when the Death penalty is being removed in more and more states by the year and is almost impossible to get these days. An eye for an eye only leaves half the world blind, The other half wises up and carries on grateful for still having 1 eye.

[@jenniferb2164]

It is because it actually cost more to put someone to death. All on the tax payers dime. They sit years on death row and get ton of appeals. If the process was shortened it would be better. But they get so many rights.

[@aboxoftentacles1395]

Norway be like “show compassion” and gives them a luxury condo as a prison cell.

[@joelpolnareff399]

3:56 It's even more crazy when you find out there was nothing in the safe.

[@andreasniyongabo9387]

This is why I'm inside every day

[@Thomas_Paine1286]

Why they let him wear those glasses 😂😂😂

[@secretd2503]

This channel newer disappoints! Keep up the good work :)

[@yousifkhalil9655]

newer as in Wolkswagen?

[@loveforeignaccents]

@@yousifkhalil9655 😂😂🤣🤣😅

[@guessundheit6494]

Why execute? Build a concrete box with feeding tube at the top and waste hole at the bottom. Put him in and seal it permanently, no human contact ever again.

[@lucimeyers8900]

i hate when someone brutally murders someone and then they burst out into tears when their sentenced. DISGUSTING

[@andrewhutchinson6321]

No date given , just woke up and , ,,

[@TheNinnyfee]

Crocodile tears for themselves.

[@stef1872]

Death sentence they sit in prison for 20 plus years

[@genevievesuzi1549]

Why is it so dam hard for ppl to just be good or at least keep themselves out of trouble..I don't understand how grown azz men and women can't just grow the health up! I have 2 sons and a son in law that are state troopers and city police officer's and these people didn't even care about themselves. An endless amount of evil in this world. It's absolutely ridiculous 🤦🏼‍♀️✌🏻

[@roger4roger]

your sons are tyrants that profit from the oppression of others. they will do more harm to people than these guys in the video did collectively. most of the people in the video have serious psychological disturbances. not that different from rabid animals. what excuse do your sons have for their choices?

[@bemehe]

Its all in your brain

[@frenchskateboarder869]

I do not understand death penalty. It's crazy that it's still active in USA

[@Chinese.driver]

Kill someone or taking someone else's life is very bad we all know that.

[@scplego]

Murdering is worthy of death

[@316lvmnoneofyourbusiness7]

You know what the problem with the death penalty is? The criminal dies of old age and not from the imposed penalty. And here the taxpayers, again, pay for 10, 20 or more years to keep the criminals on death row who will probably have their crimes commuted to life in prison or die of old age.

[@kalakalim4081]

So the solution is to speed the penalty up

[@hmistry]

If you get the death sentence it should be carried out within 12 hours. FULL STOP!

[@thesnare100]

not even China executes people that fast, and I would disagree to leave some time to make sure there is no margin or error, people have been executed who were later found to be innocent after all.

[@pentagaming9986]

You have no idea how these things work, do you?

[@vibovitold]

@@thesnare100 there will always be SOME margin of error. personally i don't support death penalty in cases where evidence is circumstantial. that should by itself reduce the margin of error to minimum (which i accept - reaching zero is unrealistic).