🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To INTENSE COURTROOM OUTBURSTS & SENTENCING REACTIONS!

[@alysiareid6659]

They all deserve so much more than they received.

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

These are some of the best to watch, but they get me so riled up!

[@Roboto2073]

These types of videos are hard to watch, but I honestly believe they teach a lot. I need to agree that most of the sentencings were way to lenient.

[@jeffking4176]

Many years ago I did some pretty bad things. I never denied or or minimize what I did. If I could go back in time an undo all the damage, I would, but it doesn’t work that way. I plead guilty and took what the Judge handed me. I served 12 years. I spent that time - and since, getting myself right. In that 12 years I’ve seen a LOT. - and a lot of cocky idiots like this. Far too many ❗️ Many Cary a grudge with them their whole lives - “ it’s everyone else’s fault. (( I’m a successful business owner, run a ministry, and paid off my Mortgage)) - I’ve come too far to go back now. All my addictions have long since been broken. What gets me, is the utter selfishness- and they cannot see it in themselves. 📻😐

[@timheller8475]

There is no limit to the evil that some people are capable of

[@TexasRose50]

And I was going to say that evil, scum and crazy people come in all sizes, colors and genders.

[@TexasRose50]

And I meant to add ages. Remember the 10 year old red haired boy that murdered a 4 year old? And there are old people that do get same as well.

[@timheller8475]

@@TexasRose50 Yeah, it could happen to anyone at anytime I guess, greed, power, defective brain, no conscience demons whatever makes these people do these things. one must always be vigilant

[@TexasRose50]

And it makes you wonder, how well do you know your family and friends? They have been known to do very bad things as well. Scary world out there!

[@timheller8475]

@@TexasRose50 It is indeed, I'm not worried as I'm a widower and the last of my line, of course my cat might kill me in my sleep haha

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

To the guy in the 2nd clip who defended himself: "The man who defends himself in court has a fool for a client and a scoundrel for a lawyer". (Benjamin Franklin)

[@sodasaintcommentaries4054]

Unfortunately with the last one, the judge's hands were tied due to the statute she was charged under and the apparent lack of evidence. I suspect he'd have given her MUCH more time in prison if he could.

[@andrewthezeppo]

I don't buy that, I think most rational people would say her actions were intentional. She was speeding, crossing multiple lanes and even switching highways to chase somebody down that she rammed I think that pretty clearly shows intent.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

@@andrewthezeppo - but it all depends on the evidence and the law. Following someone doesn't prove intent to kill. I'm not disagreeing with you that's she's guilty to any rational person, but without knowing the laws in that location, I can believe the judge's hands were tied.

[@andrewthezeppo]

@@RandomFandomDragon people get convicted of murder not just manslaughter for drunk driving accidents and their intent is not to kill this monster intended to hit him and broke the speed limit to do so

[@buckeyegirl16]

Does anyone know why she was so mad? Not that anything he could've done excuses her behavior. I'm just curious cuz that seems like A LOT of rage.

[@ethanwhisman5459]

There are inmates in the prison system who love their children And if they ever found out what some of these people did to their children or other children they would make sure that at least they got the s*** beat out of them when they're in prison that's all I'll say So there may be Justice for the way these people act even if their prison sentence isn't Justice sometimes there's other justices just you got to hope that security will turn a blind eye for a little bit Okay I'm not going any farther with this comment I might get on I might get in trouble in this platform if I do which wouldn't be the first time or the last

[@Jace-xw3ly]

Eh, I'll say it for ya :P. The guards will let it "slip" or outright tell prisoners if someone is a child molester or murdered/beat a child etc and let the prisoners have "prison justice" which is usually the molester getting molested himself and killed.

[@ethanwhisman5459]

@@Jace-xw3ly yeah I probably would too I'd at least let it slip

[@jeffking4176]

@@Jace-xw3ly No need for the Officers to “ let it slip “ . The Inmates have people outside, who look up those coming into the system. So it’s already known, and out there. But yeah, the Officers mostly aren’t going to get involved - except for a few nasty ones, who will instigate. [ it’s usually those same Officers that are bringing in the drugs, too].

[@opalorchid5592]

RESPECT AND SUPPORT FROM NEW MEXICO USA

[@kymmkam73]

That lady insisting she's innocent is full of it, she's only focused on getting free or getting attention or both!

[@FourFish47]

That last case they said there wasn't enough evidence to prove she hit that guy in purpose, hence the low sentence. She may find her real punishment in prison.

[@witlicobin2609]

I know the woman who lost her kids to the drunk driver. I remember when that happened. My best friend's uncle was also killed. It was awful.

[@SaguaroBlossom]

One of my all time favorites is still "Court Cam: Woman Curses At Judge." Such a classic! It also doesn't make me angry. The ones you watch often do make me a little angry. (I have basically the same reaction as you do.) About half the criminals are smug, arrogant, and basically laughing at the victims' pain. They're usually young men who think theyc +qqq're hard and probably kinda look forward to prison. At least you know that once they actually get to prison, reality is going to Punch them in the face (frequently quite literally) pretty quickly. The truly "tough guys" don't act like that period they don't need to, and they know better. The other half are overly upset and self pitying. They're really sorry... that they got caught, not that they did it. They're embarasses/upset that the horrible things they did are being shared with the world. Frequently for one of the 1st times in their lives they are being held accountable for their terrible actions. They are used to getting away with awful stuff Suddenly they are publicly confronted them with awful actions like torturing/killing their own children children, etc. I have zero sympathy for them. When they start loudly crying and carrying on it makes me mad. I'd be a terrible judge because I'd be tempted to add time or something when people act like that. And you know it's mostly just a public show. It's like a toddler's tantrum. The truly contrite are quietly crying but accept their (well-deserved) fate like adults. Then there's the woman who was convicted of having a hitman kill her husband, and just kept claiming she was innocent. I also don't believe her at all. She's like a psychopath nor narcissist, just saying what she knows she should, but getting it wrong because she has no understanding of normal human emxc'xotions. If she were truly innocent she would be much more upset. (even after months to adjust and accept her conviction.. She seemed almost flippant. She thought looking at the victim's family would make her more believable and sympathetic. But she looked at them so quickly and never even tried to make eye contact. It felt more like she was just reveling in being the center of attention and constantly had to make sure all eyes were still on her. It never seemed serious or sincere and she never said anything profound or heartfelt, just kept repeating her very basic statements. And it passes me off (and many other people) off⁷ when the perpetrators horrible crime try to portra themselves as one of the victims. "Boohoo, I lost my husband and my freedom! My life is ruined now. I promise I didn't do it!"

[@bertiesark]

Agreed some of these people are true monsters to the core

[@sharene411]

I just cant watch this....I'm in tears.😪😭

[@elizabethseals2001]

I love your channel!

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks Elizabeth :)

[@allanrose2964]

The one from Tucson where the wife hired the hit man: The dead husband's car was blown up in a parking lot when he turned on the ignition. This was SOME hit. Took years to come to trial. I think the Def fled to Europe and took a while to apprehend if I remember correctly. The road rage woman is infuriating! Driving a deadly hunk of metal while chasing a Mo-ped looking cycle across multiple freeway lanes. That's some rage there. Good she has 6 years to cool her jets a bit.

[@radbunnie2297]

Right no way she didn’t have a second to rethink what she was doing. That’s just crazy. It wasn’t her intention she’s not that person my ass. That’s who she really is.

[@Lucas6l5]

There is a popular saying and that second guy should hear it "a man who represents himself has a fool for a client" lol guess he didn't get the memo

[@JustinJurazick]

Woman almost always get less time in prison it's bullshit but it's what happens

[@62rowley]

For the people who get short sentences and get out and if they have the potential of still going on with their lives and becoming something, first thing I would do is file a civil suit against the person for as much as you can. It won’t bring back the person you lost but you you can royally mess up the other person‘s life. Any court judgment can go on the credit record. So if that lady serves six years and gets out she won’t be able to get credit for a car for a Home or any other type of loan because a judgment will be on her credit. Over the years there were a couple cases back home where I lived where the people did that. They knew they weren’t get the money but at least to get the judgment put on their credit sort message them up until that’s paid off. They did that because it was the only way they felt they could get more satisfaction when the person got a short sentence. The money isn’t the point. But it’s one of the best ways to mess up the other person’s life.

[@mask316]

me either be loved you are

[@cshubs]

I live in NM, and we are still horrified what happened to Victoria Martens.

[@dianecomly6132]

I get emotionally involved too.

[@meeshahoffman1571]

So I'm Texas and the Waco one 13:52 surprised me because I know where that exact place is, I've driven passed it my entire life, my grandma used to stay down the street from it, we'd go to the store across the street from it and thankfully there is a clinic right near it, so the woman got help soon hopefully. But Waco, Tx has some insane crimes, they just aren't as big as places like Dallas and Houston so they don't get talked about as much and Baylor University overshadows everything with the town and now so does Chip and Joanne Gaines from Magnolia. It's a really weird, unique, crazy, but exciting town to visit if you get the chance, they also have the Dr. Pepper Museum and a Mammoth site

[@Terpsontop]

2:16 that was unexpected lol

[@mariebill4530]

I would not believe that woman for a second. Just the look on her face says guilty even without her speech

[@TheReelMcCoySC]

the fact that lawyers can convince themselves of a clearly guilty person’s innocence, is what in my opinion why most people don’t care for lawyers

[@karenward267]

Gary Triano’s widow is a guilty as all get go. She was the subject of a Dateline or 20/20 episode where we got to see all the evidence against her. She fled to Europe, where she lived a nice, comfortable life whilst evading Interpol and the FBI and the police department.

[@williamjordan5554]

The judge explained that intention was not proven in the last case.

[@Beans-1111]

When my poor cousin was stabbed to death in Maine his killer took a plea deal and got only 10 years. This justice system is completely broken!!!

[@FutureNotBright2025]

You're right about all of them but that last one is the perfect example of the huge problem with our American justice system. There are people who've spent decades in prison for very small amounts of weed, for personal use only. Yet she gets 6 measly years for purposely murdering a man. The biggest problem is that laws vary from state to state. In that state she got 6 years, in another she could have gotten double, in another she could have gotten life. I think that a lot of laws and subsequent sentencing should be uniform across the entire country and any case involving murder is definitely the biggest one.

[@kentinatl]

6 years...6 years....wow! she should have gotten at least 15

[@msp_isyourteacher6139]

I only got through 7 min. This is horrible and sad that our world has these type of people in them. Peace be with those families impacted by them.

[@lockaby1]

she chased him at 80and 90 miles an hours i would call that murder and intentional

[@jacksonwilder5611]

Could you react to is MLB umpires the worst Job sports by baseball doesn’t exist please

[@michelleanderson8370]

I'm with you on that last one. Folks with road rage are using their vehicle as a weapon to hurt others. Just as serious as pulling out a gun and shooting in a fit of rage and should be treated with the same seriousness as any other weapon assault

[@loveislove-le5nj]

I lost a cousin to a drunk driver a couple of months ago and the man driving already has priors and in the state he lives in he's facing life in prison.

[@FabianCastillo114]

Hey Kabir if those 3 that kill the 10 year old girl really got you mad. You need to see the doc series “The trials of Gabriel Fernandez”. It will break your heart but it’s a story that I feel needs to be more known. Thanks Love your reactions

[@ESUSAMEX]

The last case was in California which has a long, sad history of handing down light prison sentences.

[@nolancain8792]

Them and New York have a horrible track record, especially recently.

[@tammyharris6645]

You should react to Gary ridgeway (green river killer) victim impact statements

[@melissabill1640]

That last one was a joke.

[@planthungry]

Victoria's story is even more horrific than you heard here.

[@jaythomaso9311]

2:11 has nothing to do with video; Kabir, not phased in the least ✊🤙

[@SuperZippyzippy]

Women usually get lighter sentences then men

[@firstnamelastname9955]

Statistical fact.

[@ellenlanderson]

You ask why, one word, drugs.

[@jeffking4176]

I have seen people who really were innocent - it does happen. But most are guilty as ****. 📻😐

[@kingjellybean9795]

I strongly believe we need to bring back hammurabi's code. Especially for these grievous cases when these criminals show zero remorse

[@Madison.Cruz.Shooter]

Natural Selection.

[@kingjellybean9795]

@@Madison.Cruz.Shooter I don't see how natural selection fits in here but okay lol

[@jkuzem96]

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. And at that point, you're no better than they are.

[@lkayh]

I wish we would stop putting people in prison for non-violent offenses and start giving anyone who deliberately causes a death (or kills someone “accidentally” during an assault) life in prison-and I mean LIFE. If their victim isn’t walking free on the earth, neither should they be.

[@BIGJOHN866]

For these parents who take their own kids life away you're a monster and don't deserve to be a parent, beating a innocent child to death. You're supposed to love, protected, and teach your kids not beat on a little kid or baby who can't defend for themselves, why have kids if you not going to love & protected them let that child being in a loving home where someone will care about them, as the monster parents you're you should be aloud to have kids or be around any small kids.

[@toomasargel8503]

06:05 in Soviet Union time this like crimnals find it self in hard rezim prison in Siberian mine 25 +5 years and they all property confiscated and sell and that money but to bank account victim parents.

[@buckybawllz6233]

You should react to how did we get here from amber ruffen

[@gabegood8989]

He doesn't like hearing it.. Yes. But I think he knows if other inmates hear or see this they just might kill him. In all lot of inmates minds children is the line you just can't cross.

[@toomasargel8503]

16:05 = not road rage call to police. Lets they make penalty or jail.

[@timhuffmaster3588]

I don’t believe her for a second.

[@atvruler]

Have you ever been to jail or have you ever been in trouble?

[@summerspradleysmomtalesof3998]

So sad

[@kathyholmes8881]

NOPE !

[@AlaskanQueen74]

I don't believe a word she is saying These are hard to watch, we have a friend who was brutally murdered a few years ago, our lives were forever changed, the guy who killed her had a rap sheet a mile long, major crimes too and should have been in prison. He was 26 all he got was 30 years and can be released early for good behavior he should be under the prison

[@wynnsanitysbiggestfan3551]

Can you react to USA presidents funniest moments/bloopers? Bush/Obama/Trump?

[@williamcoady2380]

Kabir my heart goes out for the victim and you(kabir)u. Get so mad and the look on ur face.....

[@nightfires2k12]

followed that last guy across 2 freeways, at 90+mph and the judge says there was no proof it was intentional? wtf?

[@firstnamelastname9955]

I don't believe her at all. She doesn't sound like an innocent person desperate to bring truth to light. She sounds like a profoundly guilty person who is just now having to face the repercussions of her actions, and is struggling to come to terms with her new reality while also maintaining a facade of innocence. There is some truth in her words though: she is experiencing a nightmare, just not the one she is trying to falsify in court.

[@clayc8115]

4:00 for the love of God do NOT look into the details about that little girl Kabir!

[@SuperZippyzippy]

I dont believe her either Kabir

[@maryjanepalmer6664]

I do not believe her at all, she is trying so hard to manipulate everyone. No tears or anything, very believable lady.. smh.

[@astrochickenfeet1693]

thankfully we dont convict people after viewing 10 seconds of video - you actually judged that lady guilty without hearing a single word of evidence - absolutely scary if thats how your brain works

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

Um, he is believing that the judge and jury saw more than 10 seconds of evidence and convicted these people. If they had not been convicted and were not being sentenced, they would not be in this video at all.... These people had already been found GUILTY, he doesn't have to buy the horror novel before doing a reaction video about them.