Criminal Lawyer Reacts to KSOO'S DAD SNITCHING ON HIS OWN SON

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[@zacharyjohnson5108]

This guy leads his children down a life of crime and then sells them out to save his own ass. Stand up guy, real hero

[@DoctorProph3t]

Alternatively, a coward lets his dad take the rap for accessory instead of owning up to what they did.

[@chrisholm9789]

@@DoctorProph3t tough choice but honourable thing is protect your son. He’s old and son has a longer life to live.

[@disunitednation2782]

typical FBA daddy

[@mshotz5171]

It’s not his real son

[@michellemuldrew827]

A person that "leads" their children down a life of crime has no love or loyalty to his children. No surprise he would let his son take the fall.

[@tommyobama7811]

Ksoo is one of the few people who probably would have benefited from not having his father in his life 🤣

[@dwightphillips7578]

More than a few

[@fluermor..]

@@dwightphillips7578 manyyy

[@pureoxin8135]

@@dwightphillips7578 hands down brother

[@AnneOfGreenEggsAndHam]

Few???

[@kass794]

You missing the point, his father advised him to take the video down and he said no….so the son had no respect for the father….

[@belle6071]

My Dad would have done exactly 💯 the same to me or my many siblings. 🙄 🙃 I have no doubt. He had us smuggling drugs and other crap AS LITTLE KIDS. He beat loyalty into our heads but had none towards us. As a result, two of us defied the life, we two oldest. My brother and I independently put ourselves through college. I became a Licensed Professional Counselor. My brother became a Chief of Police in the Rio Grande Valley, TX. The five siblings that we know have struggled, seriously. We have three more whom we never even met. My Dad was a piece of work but at the end of the day, it will make you or break you. You choose! You hear that? You choose! Believe me, it was not easy to break that chain. But, you must. You MUST for the sake of your kids, you MUST! I am now 60. Hindsight is 20/20. But, young people, trust me. Sometimes, you got to put your parents in the past and define the future of the family. That's real family loyalty. That's real love. 💯

[@ethanbailey6428]

That’s a crazy story man, keep pushing! We gon get there one day

[@onkarlally]

you’re living proof that pressure makes diamonds, but my heart breaks that there is even one child that has had to live through this, let alone the fact that this is reality for so many kids in so many cities. Children shouldn’t have to deal with the worst life has to give them when they deserve all the love and support necessary to allow them to grow into the best person possible. I don’t have kids but when I look at my niece and nephew laughing and playing, I know in my heart I’d lay down my life for them if it came to it. It is unfathomable to me that someone could be so twisted. It makes me very happy to read that you became a counselor, as someone just like you saved my life over 5 years ago, and you can empathize with these kids that feel like they have no one else to help them. Ending the cycle of abuse is hard, but it is the most valuable thing one can do.

[@outdoorgears9533]

You know it's sad that we never hear, these kinds of things, happening! People that are stronger than their circumstances, being so strong and overcoming a terrible situation that most people would use as an excuse to fail. You're a true inspiration!

[@Mr.CREAMsicle]

Had to leave Donna TX to better my life and it undoubtedly been the best move of my life.

[@MadisonMorris-xz3wc]

Wow cool to hear about your life man. My dad would do the same Damn thing also. I've had it pretty rough also, prison, drug life, health problems, only 27. Just saying I relate! 👌✌️

[@11474403a]

Even the skinheads are gonna be giving this kid hugs saying "sorry about your dad bro"

[@mr.johnson3889]

Do they have that much sympathy Lmao ??

[@D0omC0okie]

😂😂

[@terryrichmond4723]

It’s hard not to have sympathy, the same man that gave him life is now taking it away smh his father a whole 🐀 now lol this is the sickest shit I have ever seen

[@knucklestheechidna5718]

Yeah hugs from the back 🤣

[@chuckthemodelful]

@@terryrichmond4723 "i brought you in this world, i can take you out". Bill Cosby/ Cosby Show 😅

[@johnwerner69]

Dad did crimes with his son then blames his own son for all of it to save himself.. Father of the year right there

[@billboyer2694]

Agree! He should be under the jail.

[@kartertaylor6080]

I mean what you really expect he got his sons into the gang life a real father would do all he could to keep his kids away from that life but aye every man is different

[@TomikaKelly]

His son absolutely should've been snitched on.

[@ironspaghett]

​@@TomikaKelly Yep. Everyone's got this gangster logic going on This isn't some omerta shit Its morbid as sin Murdering people then bragging about it flamboyantly through narcissistic music Absolutely ridiculous and indefensible, and people are upset about this dude snitching on his son lol Sure, it's messed up, but take a step back and look at the situation as a whole and this isn't nearly as bad as a literal inter city war between freaking children God damn

[@calvindauner674]

“That’s B-O-A-R-D certified, not bored cerified” 😂😂 Bruce is the goat

[@ashleykane4951]

Priceless!!!!!!

[@justinjauernig8675]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I loved that

[@rhino202]

I really hope it is a Norm Macdonald reference. Would make him even cooler

[@williamcorbett9067]

"snitches get stitches, sometimes wind up in ditches" had me laughing for 5 minutes straight! Bruce you are the best!

[@trumpdrago517]

That’s fake. 69 is fine. Alpo was fine. Gunna is fine

[@stopcommentingshit]

@@trumpdrago517 alpo “was” fine Do you hear yourself? They say cancer kills everyone. There are many survivors They say karma gets everyone What about the people on the Epstein list? If you’re going to say stupid things then just go to your room and face the wall.

[@stopcommentingshit]

@@trumpdrago517 ah I just noticed you have Trump in your name. You’re just an agent of chaos 😉 Continue

[@trumpdrago517]

@@stopcommentingshit alpo snitched did his time NO PROBLEM then went back to Harlem for 5 YEARS.he only got smoked over a girl

[@paul77895]

@@trumpdrago517 cults gonna cult

[@animelytical8354]

Jesus. He snitched the most hardcore I've ever seen. Man's a whole informant. I don't know how effective the case would've been without all of the "yes sir" answers. Maybe the video and communications were just too damning? "Were they real firearms?" "Yes sir" They are shutting down all defences and tacking the fleeing too

[@RealJugLY]

Str8 scum father

[@hcraig12]

Nigga ain't said that many Yes Sirs in his Lyfe! Ain't even in his vocabulary in tha streets, white folks get him now every word is "Yes Sir" SMH

[@RealJugLY]

@@hcraig12 shit sad man

[@pearl3026]

After he help bring them onto the planet didnt teach them one decent thing in life just encouraged them to do the gang life .. and he’s sat there like he’s doing society a favour 😅 .. should have dissolved himself years back

[@dexgrease5820]

What’s the difference between being a snitch and being a “whole snitch”.

[@TheScience69]

Lol he's not trying to protect his sons from the death penalty. He's a Co defendant on the same M case. He's saving his own ass.

[@karl_edem]

Why is he a codefendant? How was the dad involved?

[@sirnutso9271]

Are you slow? Bruce was saying that that’s the only way that will be acceptable, he’s not saying that’s what the dad was doing.

[@yfnredd]

@@karl_edem the dad was the getaway driver

[@marvelous1204able]

No the fuck he isn’t he’s trying to save his ass plus that was something Bruce implied saying he could’ve understood if ksoo was getting death penalty,you know what’s crazy who’s the other witness other than the dad ? Shame on the pops

[@geelangfordo3272]

@@karl_edem He provided a drive for two of shooters which makes him guilty of accessory after the fact.

[@MChipego]

Legend has it he still snitching from the day he stole his fathers drink in the fridge

[@bighed23]

...and denied having changed the thermostato temperature.

[@donnakawana]

An leaving the seat up!

[@Gymthingz]

😂😂😂😂

[@raieful]

If I ever did a crime my parents would never be able to SNITCH because they would be so far from knowing about my criminal life. This father should go to jail for raising his child/children to be just like him

[@nodical802]

Facts

[@donscoopez3942]

Too bad his dad was his teacher not some kid living a life his parents didn’t raise him to live like your scenario and you’re the person you are bc of your upbringing n environment remember that

[@TenmasSchoolOfThought]

trueee

[@brockwiththepot]

This man didn't even take a deal and told on his son. Wow pops might as well have told them his son's underwear size while he's at it.

[@pinstripepimp517]

I was just thinking that shid.

[@NamesZKP]

Wait you mean to tell me he didn't do this under a plea agreement!? Holy shyt hes dumb.

[@brockwiththepot]

@@NamesZKP Nah that's why in the beginning the guy says something along the lines of "anything you say here can be used against you in your case". Usually if someone takes a plea deal part of that deal prevents that assuming it's all the same crime.

[@abenaworry7109]

His lawyer even disappointed

[@NeiasaurusCreations]

Honestly I'm perplexed. On one hand, Ksoo undoubtly killed Bibby. And needs to be taken off the streets. He's a danger to literally everyone around him. On the other hand, snitching on your own flesh and blood, especially your own son has got to be the most pathetic thing I've ever heard of, especially from a man whos alleged to be the gang's leader in the first place.

[@liarwithagun]

they are both PoS, just in different ways

[@Xyz46786]

Who the F cares the guy was a gang leader none of that means anything !!! Lmao they are all fake ass wanna be gangsters anyway come on now

[@chellbell7899]

Right he’s not some random square dad. Prob got his sons in this life anyways and then sells them out. He should’ve let the case play out by itself.

[@NeiasaurusCreations]

@@Xyz46786 Because he lead his son down the wrong path. That's why it matters.

[@tobytoxic]

You're dealing with feral human animals here, bro..

[@ErolDotCom]

I decided to go back to finish my bachelors and then go to law school hopefully by 2024. Thanks for inspiring me Bruce

[@oh2887]

I snitched on my son when he was a juvenile for holding (in my house)a small bag of marijuana which was in about 70 individual baggies He was being groomed by older guys who were using him to hold the drugs while they would deal. I did not give any names just my sons and asked the cops to search my house and 'find' them ( where I knew he had them hidden). There had been young boys beaten and one 17 year old was dismembered by drug gangs around that time. I snitched on my son to have him taken into a secure school. It turned him around, he got his act together. He is alive and working towards college. I nipped it before it got out of hand. I know I did the right thing, noone else was implicated.

[@BlackKen_M]

Good on you I’d do the same

[@vrylox]

Over weed? A lil bud makes you rat out yo son? mf acts like this shit is meth. People like you are the reason so many good people get put in jail. Gtfo of here with this “I made the right decision” shit. I promise yo son (rightfully) has no respect for you after that.

[@vrylox]

Mf bragging like this a good thing😭😭

[@oh2887]

@@vrylox on the contrary he thanked me later for my intervention. It helps that I am a criminologist and knew the system. He has no criminal record as it was when a juvenille. But you are entitled to your opinion same as anyone else.

[@Rae777]

Huge huge difference. Your motivations were to intervene before your sons life got out of control. This guy was being interrogated bc he’s involved in the crime his son is being accused of. It’s not that he’s telling and taking his son off the street, it’s his motivations for doing it that is wild to me. Edit: also, good on you for that btw. I hope your son is doing well now.

[@SPFAlpha]

Would I implicate my son to gain exoneration for myself? Likely no. Would I turn in my son if I knew he was a dirty murderer? Sure. I would teach my son right from wrong from the start. If killing an innocent became his life goal then life in jail should be his gift. We need to hold each other accountable or else we get the low homicide conviction rates that Chicago has (around 20%)

[@theonlydianer]

💯

[@rakshay-jain]

Real 💯

[@jplayzow]

They all need to go down the difference is he wants to save his Own hide at his kids' expense rather than turn them in for wrongs he was not part of

[@andreasadams6053]

Facts 💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@quannd]

Same. My parents would turn my ass in in a heart beat if I killed someone. And I would to the same to my kids if they did the same.

[@Gymthingz]

It’s been a crazy decade for gangstas. Snitching is at an all time high.

[@spacepete]

nah I knew it was crazy when they took nip at his own store 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@tyweeze8750]

Gangsters & Gentlemen 🐀🐁

[@SPFAlpha]

Maybe you just see it more frequently these days because of the proliferation of social media

[@crucialgold3059]

Ayooo he posting at 1 am… the grind don’t stop

[@thedopestshow5504]

You know it!

[@thedopestshow5504]

Plz pin this guy

[@Ashas.Garden]

It’s only 11:00 pm here

[@ElReyMaravilloso16]

It's 2am over here, I was surprised seeing a posting at this time

[@story-time-]

2:27 am in north Carolina

[@roxannespahr2804]

If I ever needed a lawyer, I'd hope to get a lawyer as awesome as Bruce Rivers...❤️ I love this lawyer!!!

[@LeadAntagonist]

For sure, the empathy alone would make me feel like I'm in good hands.

[@DianaBranch]

Absolutely

[@BENNY_MAC]

Yah he seems like a very stand up guy

[@randomshortsentertainment739]

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[@Twopointzero00]

I wish I could afford bruce lol

[@playboicatie]

Covering up for your children to shield them from accountability is exactly how Brian Laundrie’s parents ended up without a son at all.

[@letsgococo288]

Facts!

[@ThePriam3]

He’s providing a statement to try to get himself a lighter sentence for the crimes he committed with his sons while letting his sons bare all the responsibility…he’s doing the exact opposite of covering for them.. he’s a criminal too & he’s trying to save his own hide - there was an older social media post where he indicated that he’s “ too old” to serve serious time & he felt he was a good dad & couldn’t understand what kind of kid would want their “good dad” to sit in prison at his age. So, the kids are suppose to do the time for the crimes they committed together…

[@bryandungee1029]

He was directly involved and the last murder was in defense of his old punk ass... what your saying is true but not when the parent is more of a fucking criminal than the child

[@roxannespahr2804]

This seems a little different, he's in trouble, as well as his son and he's throwing his son under the bus just to try to get a better deal for himself in jail. Agree completely that Brian Laundrie's parents were fkin idiots and should've kept him at the house and when he left, they should've contacted the police IMMEDIATELY. Good, loving parents won't hide a crime their child did (such as a murder in Brian's Case) but sellin your son out to get a lighter jail sentence for yourself isn't the same thing. If police ever showed up at my parents lookin for me, my parents wouldn't protect/hide me and if it was a murder they thought or knew that I did, they would turn me in. Brian Laundrie's parents not only protected him, they let him leave probably knowing he was going to commit suicide, either way tho his blood is on their hands, I totally blame Brian's parents for Brian's Death.

[@tylerd1297]

@@roxannespahr2804 blue apparently is not a good person from what I hear. But it does sound like he was dragged into this after ksoo needed a ride.

[@sad2540]

This is some truly pathetic stuff. People are missing the point that Ksoo’s dad was a willing participant in the murder when he helped them escape the scene of the crime. He has a long criminal history and he knew what he was getting himself into when he picked up Ksoo’s friends, but now that he’s facing life he wants to pretend that he was dragged into this situation.

[@ShaggyRogers1]

He admitted that he saw one of group holding a gun when he picked them up. It was obvious that they were attempting to escape from a violent crime. He is trying to save his own criminal ass by snitching on his son, who he 100% led into said criminal activity. I'm willing to bet money that dad has his own bodies in his closet, and he knows that they will come back up if he were sent to prison.

[@rheap129]

You said you wouldn't take him as a client because he's cooperating, but to be honest, I'm sure his attorney is the one encouraging him to cooperate. An attorney is not expected to make moral recommendations like, "Don't throw your kids under the bus," but to make recommendations based on the best legal outcome for their clients. If the offer is for him to issue a clean-up statement for less time, many attorneys will recommend that.

[@Xyz46786]

Yes!

[@kamerangraham7393]

Who cares. It’s your son it’s not like this guy didn’t raise kso to be like that and wasn’t involved in the crime

[@apollo105]

Under no circumstances would an attorney encourage a client to speak with police without a plan and without being present. At the end of the day its up to the courts to prove if the did it or not. Willfully giving information up before a trial has even commenced is not only dumb but doesnt guarantee itll play out in your favor. He could do all this amd still get the book thrown at him

[@paulloveless4122]

you make some very interesting points.

[@rheap129]

​@@apollo105That's not the police asking the questions--it's a prosecutor. But anyway, I don't know that this was done without a plan. I don't see this being a move volunteered by this man. I see it happening like the State offered less time for his clean-up statement, and he accepted that offer. That offer and acceptance would likely have been reduced to writing. His attorney is sitting right there and is not making a move to silence him from his testimony. If there were no offer for this information, I imagine the attorney would not have even let this man appear for an interview/deposition. That suggests to me that there IS a plan or some sort of agreement between the parties that he will cooperate in exchange for leniency.

[@joricardochard2824]

I understand protecting your children. I also understand a parent telling officials of serious wrongdoing to protect them.

[@chrispartlow773]

How you you teach your son that type of lifestyle instead of stirring him in the right direction & then snitch on him? Smh

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

Ikr

[@jerrysmooth24]

no real men there

[@deesteve4156]

He taught him? wtf...His dad is in prison for trying to help the dummy...The son should man up ...His dad is looking at 25 years and did nothing

[@madv6715]

@@deesteve4156 Ksoo’s dad is allegedly involved in at least one murder, and is apparently one of the leader of ksoo’s gang. He’s deep in this shit too.

[@thevalorousdong7675]

I was always told that If cops come knocking, my parents ain't helping me. They said you cause trouble, you deal with it. Never got arrested lol

[@vlone2crazy979]

It’s different this shiii way bigger then that bro that ngga rated on his sons raised them like that he knew what he was getting into and decided to rat Kso out

[@ashleychamp1544]

Yes, I'm invested in this case now! I'm glad you're going to cover it as new info/developments become available. ♥️

[@CodenameTurtle]

In general, I respect a parent who would snitch on their child, especially for something as serious as murder. Their actions need to have consequences and you should only protect them so much before they need to take responsibility. But well this seemed like a parent who was only concerned for his own self-being and raised his children into a life of crime, and then his son ended up being a murderer, so... I don't feel sorry for either one of them.

[@FreedomInc]

Thats because you suffer fron deep indoctrination. What if the ones they killed were suffering the consequences from ther own actions. What if without their actions, they wouldn't have been killed. The truth is that there isn't enough info to make a decision about whether they were right and killed someone. Or wrong and murdered someone. What's disturbing is that you like most default to the indoctrination.

[@fairsparrow871]

I agree. In this situation I would snitch because my son is a fucking murderer, but if I would raise a murderer that also would mean that I'm a shitty parent. I don't understand parents that still protect their children when they do horrible things. Parents should take responsibility if they fucked up too.

[@afrodesiac8064]

​@@fairsparrow871 if your kid's a murderer, your kid's a murderer. It's not necessarily because of your parenting that led to the kid becoming a murderer.

[@fairsparrow871]

@@afrodesiac8064 or it is)

[@NMLegend97]

Goofy

[@eveliinaniilivuo7329]

The opening and ending songs always sticks in my mind.😅 Thank you Bruce, son!

[@jakek3813]

Bruce you’re always the best!

[@donnakawana]

Word! ✌🏼

[@alexandrarubino4832]

I love the commentary Bruce. you are my new favorite to watch on KZbin!!

[@phildittrich4361]

I’ve been waiting for this one!

[@goldbean3491]

Appreciate the late night drop

[@Gymthingz]

Facts

[@GAshoneybear]

You know, now that you bring up the death penalty, Duval County is one of the 2%ers. (2% of the counties in the USA hand down 50% of the death penalty sentences) Maybe Abdul was thinking about that? I do think the DA is going to go for the death penalty.

[@nonnie2686]

I love your comments your so straight forward. ❤love your series

[@Scrabble12]

You’re a funny dude Bruce. Thanks for the educational videos

[@waltporter7707]

His son and his friends were killing like they were playing a Xbox game in Jacksonville and making songs about it, naming the individuals they killed. They were mocking the dead teenagers mother on social media so idgaf about who snitched on who

[@losoulblocka0524]

Woke up to a drop by Bruce ,,, mad respect

[@goblue6351]

Love the vids bruce

[@nothinguntouchedpodcast]

I mean what did you honestly expect from a family like this?

[@CHOOKIE67]

They shot themselves in the foot again and again and again.

[@26michaeluk]

He literally raised those kids in that life. Not excusing the murders as they should pay, but they didn't have a chance with this man.

[@angelagarutti6118]

I SOO look forward to my notifications when it's says my favorite lawyer has a new video. Ur the best and so Is ur son ..kp them coming

[@wonkingmywilly]

I was itching to see Bruce's take on this!

[@bulletproofdee9886]

I would feel bad for this guy if he wasn’t directly involved in his sons crimes.

[@stephjovi]

So if your son commited an unjustified murder you would cover for him? I`d say let him rot in prison. Don´t protect killers.

[@swagga817]

4:22 they way bruce was singing “who I smoke” you know he fucks with the song 😂😭

[@GODWillBEDone]

The reason I love channel. Because your a lawyer. But a real Gangter 💯 Tog G

[@ash5.0]

bruce never miss

[@kevinoverholtzer3126]

i think some one that drags his dad into a murder charge is worse than a dad that snitches on his son.

[@paintdrinker455]

Been waiting for this one from big mane blicky Bruce.

[@IWannatalkpodcast]

I just love the intro so much 🤣

[@Zizzle-sg1qg]

Bruce is the man with the plan! Love the videos, keep up the hard work, we all appreciate it!!!

[@TanukiOfficial]

When someone tells you, "Your parents did their best. They did the best they could do." Play this video for that person to show that some parents actually do what's best for themselves and some parents have full legal counsel at the time.

[@saythankyou111]

That opening song makes me smile…love this guy, 👀🇺🇸🕊

[@THATDAMSPORTSHOW]

With a dad like this who needs enemies

[@Allyourbase1990]

Ksoo is right where he belongs . That being said , his father shouldn’t be able to snitch and get out of prison someday . He should get more Time , because he raised them to be like that . He’s pathetic .

[@ArchieRatsworth]

You're not obligated to let a family member drag you down with them. Too many people let their kids or parents rob them blind just because they're family and it's sick.

[@lxfj2128]

@@ArchieRatsworth the difference is he literally did the crime with his son and raised him be a criminal

[@kaiajackson8538]

@@ArchieRatsworth I semi agree but because he was being charged with the same thing and had committed crimes before he might as well keep his mouth shut since he led him down that life and they're in the same boat. Now on the other hand if the dad was innocent I wouldn't care if he snitched on his sons the kids should have known the consequences of his actions. Just because someone is family doesn't mean you give everything to them, or defend them when they're in the wrong and should pay for it. People say blood is thicker than water but I say water is sweeter than blood. Your true family is the family you make.

[@Bawhoppen]

I guess the way I feel about it is: if a parent does anything they can to protect their child, even if they are guilty, it's understandable and okay. But if a parent also revealed their child's guilt for a serious crime like murder, out of conscience and wanting to do the right thing, and thinking they need to face the consequences, that's also okay. Of course in this case, it seems more like he is trying to reveal the details for his own sake, rather than any principles...

[@heozao6104]

The kids only were gang implicated because of this piece of shit in the first place

[@paulscottpadgett1996]

Very Much RESPECT

[@doubleRprodutions]

We all wondered how long it would take the "Who I Smoke" shit to blow up in the courts.

[@annasutton4029]

As a parent, I would do anything for my son INCLUDING turning him in to the police if he committed any kind of serious crime. I’d get him the best lawyers I could and make sure he knows his rights, but part of parenting is making sure your child takes ownership of their behaviour and understands consequence!

[@rheap129]

I think that's tough love and is admirable. I think that is different from where this man is engaging in crime with his kids and then now is sending them up the river.

[@DianaBranch]

I completely understand ur statement...maybe dad was just tired of the 'ish....ijs

[@debradowner8761]

True but being a rat against him is another story, especially doing it to save your own ass. Man's a fuckin deadbeat, took his son down a path of crime then sold him out to save himself. Ridiculous. Way different to turn your son in for committing a crime.

[@ThePriam3]

Yeah dad is not turning him in, which a good parent would do… however here, dad’s a criminal too and apparently was involved in criminal acts with his kids, and he would rather have his boys do the time for the crime(s) instead of him..

[@Spinnablock]

If I’m not mistaken, he helped with the crime 🧐

[@invalidaccount2315]

i looked at your videos from a year ago, to make sure you were the same person, your lookin much healthier, all the best

[@JimmyMarison]

It’s 4am where I’m at (1hr after video was uploaded), clicked on it right away

[@bombinspawn]

My dad set me up to be arrested twice, once when I was just 17. He did it because he'd just been arrested for strangulation of a child (me) and wanted to save his own ass. I used to sell weed to smoke for free (I had a job too) and it drove him crazy that he couldn't ever find it and used it to get himself off the strangulation charge. I imagine the cops asked him why he strangled his kid to which he told them I was a drug dealer and they said prove it. He just had a stroke a couple of weeks ago and I don't really feel much about it, like you said parents should protect (as well as provide for) their kids.

[@rhino202]

Sad story. Hope you're doing ok now. Some people don't deserve kids

[@Metal_Horror]

Your dad sounds like a real winner. Sorry about that. Mine was too. 👊

[@Time_Is_Left]

I ain’t knocking nicknames, I’m pro nicknames. But it’s funny af to hear em said over and over again in legal settings lol

[@matthewparker3904]

Ksoo lawyer said it best. They told us the father is a gang boss - now they want to bring him out as some 'Pillar of truth' 🤣

[@Rednap24]

Got me off guard with the eSign💪💪

[@justinperry13]

I heard about this case! I just remember it being aggravating…

[@losoulblocka0524]

Lol

[@derrickchacon3857]

Damn walked them down the street straight into life in prison and didn’t blink an eye. That’s a scary person.

[@MusicPLUSBusiness]

The cold-heartedness gave Bruce chills @16:55

[@fdre3wsd]

Bruce is a G, I respect that. My folks would turn me in SO FAST.

[@Allyourbase1990]

I feel this lol . My dad has turned me in 🤣🤣🤣

[@fdre3wsd]

@JBH9008 I hope your 2023 goes your way

[@GAshoneybear]

Lol we joke that my mom is the family narc.

[@DjCBlaq]

I love my kids but depending on what they did, I'm not automatically lying for them just because.

[@RJStockton]

You didn't grow up with Sicilians. In that kind of family, they'll never tell on you, but if what you did was bad enough you'll wish you could go to jail.

[@Linkn12]

All I can tell you is I’m not implicating my son in any way man. If he’s doing this type of shit somewhere along the line I failed him and fundamentally, in my brain, that’s on me

[@mmnyla]

Well dont raise them to be criminals then snitch when you’re apart of the crimes too

[@smeagle3295]

I feel bad for anyone that receives the phone numbers listed in this video. My phone number is similar to the police headquarters in my area, and every so often I get a random voicemail from a distraught parent. I can’t imagine what it would be like on this one.

[@IhoopAllDay5]

I think the IG live video was/is going to be used to implicate Ksoo on the fleeing out of state claim. In the video he says, “and I’m in South Carolina” right before Ace says “Ksoo make ya face blow”. The prosecution would have to prove when that live was recorded and if it was during the same period of time in question. Wonderful breakdown as always, Bruce.

[@pleasuretokill]

Blue tellin in that jam

[@GAshoneybear]

At this point, as crazy as Ksoo is (seriously, he is scary), I would be worried if I were his dad. Just saying.

[@ContactsNfilters]

I just watched a video about a guy whose own brother was told to kill him after he joined a gang as a test to prove his loyalty. He had the scars from where the bullet passed through his head.

[@waltporter7707]

His dad is going to be in protective custody in prison and will probably leave Florida when he is released

[@Capnsensible80]

I mean, the dude calls himself a name that sounds like cheese in Spanish. He can't be all there 🤣

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

A father's NOT supposed to push their kids into doing CRIMES, when they KNOW the CONSEQUENCES living in FLORIDA = it's SMARTER to avoid doing CRIMES all together, that way you will NEVER be in this situation to begin with #DaFacts #BigFacts #SoTheresThat His DAD was the GETAWAY DRIVER in a MURDER = these people SCREWED themselves from the start & NO ONE should feel sorry for ANY of them

[@smallcirclemvp5228]

I literally just looked up an update for this case yesterday

[@jamiepalmer5691]

We need Idaho update’s please!

[@kl1736]

Yes 🙌🏼

[@he-mememan359]

Boohoo, a murderer got caught.

[@ashleychamp1544]

I agree with you 1000%!! I would die for my child, no exceptions! ❤️ This channel.

[@shadowslayer9988]

Even if your child committed a murder?

[@Ally.076]

I hope if you child murders someone you put that sentiment behind you and bring justice to the victims family 😂

[@charlesmccormick7772]

By far best lawyer

[@andrewisjesus]

I like how he defined diss to the cops as talking bad about somebody and not disrespect: which is the obvious definition of it

[@danjones3402]

This generation combined with social media has led to detective work being a little easier. I have no clue why these people think they can commit crimes and brag about it online like it's okay. Just evil!

[@TomGibson.]

Also an astonishing amount of people actually record their crimes nowadays, it’s much easier to convict someone of a theft or vandalism etc when they film themselves doing it for tiktok

[@shilohivy4590]

I don’t get it either, but it’s not just kids, look at Jan 6.

[@Metal_Horror]

Because it's cool! He be dope, fam. Yo mad clout, son. Check it. 🖖🤞

[@jkutnink87]

If my boy committed murder, I would talk with the police as well. I cannot keep my son free by lying and allow others including myself and his mother in danger. I taught him right and wrong so he needs to own up and do the time.

[@Rae777]

I completely agree with you! But that’s not this dudes motivations. He was involved, the getaway driver. He’s implicated and hoping to get himself less time.

[@rawinrith5903]

Was he a good father? Why is he locked up? No please tell me… why is HE LOCKED UP?? His son is the killer but why is he locked up? please go educate urself

[@D0omC0okie]

The way you rolled your eyes at ‘Draco’ 😂😂 for real

[@natasia64]

God will bless the father for telling the truth!!!

[@tomhanks341]

We need ynw melly update I will comment this on every video bruce cmon now

[@garrett8454]

Last i heard they were still filing to get death penalty back on the table so that’s what’s delaying the trial

[@tomhanks341]

@@garrett8454 bruh why are my replies disappearing are they still showin up??

[@kl1736]

Yeah I want a melly update too

[@TwistedTK]

His Daddy gonna do a Big Mike on the stand or he a buried man.

[@yarasmus]

Damn! This dude tell them everything 17:50

[@greaseballpaul]

"you wanna snitch on your son? Get another fucking lawyer". You're solid AF Bruce.

[@joseureste8257]

A real father would make his son own up to his consequences and doesn't make excuses

[@Rae777]

This father was involved. I’m glad his son got caught, but the dad isn’t some hero. He’s saving himself.

[@Ink30]

I personally wouldn't let someone give my kid the death penalty, I would protect my kids if I had the ability

[@hp2474]

Some are saying Bruce is leading people down the wrong path but not distinguishing this situation from a regular person turning their child in based on principles. The dad is a gang member himself who had some involvement and is telling on his son not based on morals, but to save himself from jail

[@Rae777]

Big facts! I wish Bruce would’ve given more background to clarify. I can see why people that don’t know about this case are confused as to why Bruce is criticizing the father.

[@nedludd3641]

"I don't like self-snitches" - I love 'em. If it successfully removes a stone-cold killer from the street, they're great in my book. (Note: this is a generalised opinion, not meant to refer to this or any other particular case).

[@mansnotprot1544]

Great family!

[@Brandon-a-writer]

As a practicing appellate lawyer, I wish I had a chance to try cases. These videos are great.

[@Abingdale]

I feel like what’s more shameful than snitching on a son is that the son allegedly murdered someone? It seems like that was left out of this equation completely. Did I miss something? How about ‘let’s not murder’ be the message? 😅 Edit: I’ve been thinking about this a lot. I’m not from a ‘family of criminals’ as some of the comments are saying about this family. If my son committed murder in cold blood, I think I would feel a duty to go to the police for fear of it happening again. Is that snitching? Or is that doing the right thing? Does familial loyalty trump the victims’ rights to getting justice? Or is it only ‘snitching’ because the family of this guy is already in crime? Is it snitching just because the father’s motive is saving his own skin and not doing the right thing? The result is still the same, though- the victim and his family are getting justice. It feels like a double standard, but I can’t put my finger on it. (This is all for friendly discussion, I’m not trying to finger-wag Bruce or anyone in the comments!) what do y’all think?

[@mmnyla]

You cant think like us cus you arent capable of doing a crime yourself. If youre a criminal raising your sons to be criminal it would be out of code & selfish to only save yourself. That would also make you a snitch

[@vinceishere8058]

This being a family of criminals, I would say snitching is probably for the worst. I only say that because I guarantee somewhere along the line, the father committed a crime, and the son did not snitch. I’m just assuming of course. And I say no simply because the father introduced the life of crime to his son. I guess it depends on the circumstance. In this circumstance, he should’ve kept quiet. It’s basically like teaching your son to be a thief and then ratting him out. Now if I had a son and I never raised him to be a criminal and he just happened to become a psycho serial killer that prayed on innocents. I would probably throw his ass under the bus. But this father is kind of a hypocrite in this situation.

[@Abingdale]

@@vinceishere8058 but even so, isn’t it for the best that he confess his son’s sins? Like, even if the motive is bad, isn’t it still better that a murderer is behind bars? I guess what I’m saying is, even if it’s for the wrong reasons, isn’t it better for us all that he did?

[@chilliheadgaming5964]

@@Abingdale Short version: Having the audacity to do the crimes with someone and then further down the line tell on them is snitching. Being casual bystander, even parent, that jiust somehow gets to know about the crimes and tell on them is not snitching. Could be totally wrong, havent even gotten a parking ticket in my life :D

[@deedeeramone34]

They are all trash, snitching or not. Honestly who gives a fuck, they will all end up in prison for life.

[@angelagarutti6118]

I could NEVER Rat on anyone but ur babies lk wtf is wrong with this man

[@haydenphipps4923]

"I've had to successfully defend using somebody's rap lyrics in a case" is the most baller way to say that

[@Cinnibihh]

Bruce a real one fasho

[@Phatocatto]

You have to draw a line at some point no matter how much that person means to you. It was overall right thing to do for his own, his children and the people involved in the crime. If you let your kids get a way with that shit, who knows what they'd do next. They should be held accountable for their actions, especially if you're their parent, it's literally your JOB to teach them that, or society will.

[@imsimplyhimfrmda410]

There pops were in the streets he’s not a civilian