Does Plaintiff Manage To Get Held In Contempt?

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[@rhiannonseabolt9340]

As a former nanny, it drives me nuts when the judges threaten “one more time…” and then give them more than one chance. 😅😂

[@JulieW11W]

I came here to basically say the same thing. Might as well count to 3 a bunch of times. That doesnt fly.

[@R0ca_Phyl]

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[@powerboon2k]

The final warning was the only time he actually spelled it out and it worked. Plus he doesn't actually want to send the guy to jail for something so massively petty. Being a nanny and a judge are continents apart.

[@rhiannonseabolt9340]

@@powerboon2k yep. They are continents apart. It still drives me crazy.

[@sarapeters4924]

If more parents and nanny’s would not threaten and then give more chances, judges would probably have less of an opportunity to need to give more chances for mouthiness!

[@angelaking7608]

Mike, plz tell me you’ve sent Judge Simpson a screaming goat of his very own. 😂

[@Momy2T]

Yaaaas!!!!

[@SharonBSoucy]

​@@Momy2Tl

[@chariesbrightman9983]

😂😂

[@othername1000]

A weeping, confused defendant, unrepresented, despite assignment, in custody, being pressured into signing a form so that she can be dragged out of the state while trying to ascertain what is going on; with questions ignored, is not freely and voluntarily. Proceeding in that matter is shameful and disgusting.

[@Fluffysocks3124]

Yeah that crusty asshole just didn’t want to deal. Whether he wanted to deal or not, most judges would have someone meet with her at the VERY minimum for 5 minutes to go through a pros and cons list regarding extradition. Totally unfair and shameful.

[@philgallagher1]

I came here to say the same. I'm not American, I am English & I am trying to understand your laws, but even I can see this was ALL KINDS OF WRONG. That woman had NO CLUE what she was doing, saying or signing and the judge simply washed his hands of her. He took no notice of the questions she was asking - she was clearly distraught and he just wanted to get her out of the state and out of what little hair he has left! DISGRACEFUL! And Mike... You were right - it was truly horrible!!

[@zuluchick6718]

Agree. She had no idea of her rights or the ones she was signing away. The ADA and judge failed to explain the consequences to her and it was obvious she had no clue. This was disgraceful.

[@darwinjina]

I'm suspecting some backstory that occurred before the video session. Also, this is not the first time (nor sadly probably the last time) that she had been involved with drugs and criminal penalties.

[@dwavico]

It made me cuss out loud when the defendant said, "I can't tomorrow. I'm busy tomorrow. What is tomorrow?"

[@firefly7743]

These judges are jurists extraordinaire + parental figures + special ed teachers all in one.

[@ED-es2qv]

I was just watching fireflies and lightning on my farm. And you're right.

[@sherryd.3425]

Great call! I've been a behavioral therapist and vice principal in very specialized schools and institutions for 35 years. Before that, I worked my way through school as a law library clerk and paralegal. Go see Judge Manning in Georgia, Fulton County. She is running a courtroom, an overcrowded special services classroom, and clearing out an egregiously out-of-date pretrial docket. She is magic!

[@firefly7743]

@@sherryd.3425 Perfectly stated! Big props to you for your dedication.

[@girlfriend126]

and MH case workers!

[@carriepriegel6477]

@@sherryd.3425 since Mike is the Wizard of “don’t worry…it gets worse”🤣💗 he deserves even more👏for introducing his many LTWM fans, as you aptly stated, to the magical Judge Manning!! Should there be a judicial Hall of Fame, Judge Manning wins my vote for the initial inductee 👍☺️

[@lilybug246]

If the crying woman is pregnant, she needs to be medically supervised during drug withdrawal. She was begging for help and the judge dropped the ball. I feel bad for her.

[@AndrewOvenden]

Judge Hart appears to be about as clueless as the defendant, Ms. Krieger. He seems absolutely oblivious to the obvious fact that the defendant has no clue what he is saying. Does he seriously believe that most people talk like he does? I'd say he probably needs to retire if he's that clueless.

[@gchecosse]

Agreed. As a lawyer who prides myself on communicating the law accessibly to clients, I'm disappointed at his inability to speak in plain English.

[@lorricannon189]

I love Judge Cedric Simpson! He has a sense of humor but doesn't put up with fools in his Courtroom. I could sit & speak with him all day listening to his stories as I'm sure he has a lot. I'm sure he's had an interesting life. Ottawa, 🇨🇦 😊

[@jenh7417]

Look up (google it) judge simpson Michigan supreme court 2013,he apparently interfered with an arrest and lied about some stuff,so they wanted to have him disbarred,it was very interesting to see the proceedings,I won’t spoil it and tell u what happened or the end result that is,but he had a close relationship with an intern..but that wasn’t as big of a deal.check it out!!!

[@lorricannon189]

@@jenh7417 Hi Jen, thanks I will look it up. Have a great day! Ottawa, 🇨🇦

[@MrCaptainTea]

@@jenh7417 Wow... That was very interesting. I didn't know he was such a corrupted man.

[@anonymoose116]

​@MrCaptainTea he's not corrupt, his intern got in trouble, he tried to help her on a personal level, but its really difficult to do that without seeming improper.

[@lisajeter9511]

He’s an old soul and I would LOVE to hear some of his old stories!

[@JB---]

"....and you're going to be spending the weekend as my guest." LOL!!! Go Judge Simpson! :D

[@BurgerSliderMan]

*Pulls up to courtoom drive through* "Let me get uhhhhh. A Judge Simpson, extra spicy please?" Mike "I gotchu, homie" Also I love how as soon as Simpson calms down a bit, the sippy cup comes out.

[@ABeautfulMess]

When my Mother said I'll just let you keep telling me the story, I knew I was busted and shut up.. lmao

[@patriciaevans5906]

Amen!

[@Accuratetranslationservices]

Right move to fight that 6-year-old case. I got a phone call a couple years ago from a textbook company-not a debt collector-saying I owed thousands of dollars for not returning textbook rentals when I was in college in *2014*! Now, did I indeed not return some rentals? I have no idea. But I’ll be damned if I pay for something I’m just hearing about SEVEN years later. I hung up and never heard from them again. Lol. They were even naming off these textbooks which maybe sounded familiar but idk, I’ve had a lot of textbooks in my life and they all kinda sound the same. Always fight something if it’s coming up for the first time that long after the fact. ✊🏿

[@louisc.gasper7588]

I've not heard that particular scam before. Obviously, the person who called you lives and works in Kolkuta. A lot of people would think, as you did, that maybe they did owe something. They would be suckered into paying something or even giving their credit card number.

[@jimmycorper]

Wow. It's true. Some heroes don't wear capes.

[@gchecosse]

Prescription periods vary by subject and jurisdiction so it's worth checking. Here in Scotland I think it's 5 years for that kind of thing.

[@brendasequin]

A scam plot!!

[@anonymoose116]

​@gchecosse thats not how it works here. I graduated my undergrad in 2012. The rare times I rented a textbook, if it wasn't returned on time they charged the full cost of the book. Period. They don't charge late fees and all that nonsense.

[@nate18268]

Why are all the people in jail taking pleas without speaking to a lawyer?

[@drddianesbryant]

When the screen first showed Judge Hamilton’s courtroom, my first thought was that I had been transported to the north pole and Santa’s elf’s were sitting there waiting on the judge!! 😂😂😂

[@CaryGlasgow-zw1un]

Oh lord yes, same

[@michellejaynebroyles9210]

We need more judges like Judge Simpson! ❤

[@arbitraryhubris]

I don't like this session with Charles Hart. She needs an attorney to help with this extradition waiver

[@leamanc]

Wishing Judge Simpson a great weekend because he had the craziest work week!

[@North_West1]

Takes a lot to get Judge S this worked up.

[@patriciaevans5906]

Isn’t it always interesting how they think of the kids when they’re standing in front of the court……why not think about them before you do something…

[@terminalsam1099]

I usually don’t feel a whole lot for people I see on these vids, but this lady nearly brought me to tears. DOPE RUINS LIVES! I have a younger brother that refuses to speak to me ever again, because after decades of hearing “I’m clean now. Got a good job and rent a room in a clean safe place.” But it always ends with “Got fired again. All I did was…. 1) Called out sick for an entire week, then told them I needed a few extra days off. 2) Boss/coworker was missing tools/equip/money and assumed it was me that took it. 3) Customer called boss and said medication was missing from medicine cabinet after I used restroom. 4) Got arrested again for DV/possession/DWOL/DL revoked. But it’s everyone else’s fault. Not his, and NOT the dope……

[@Redrally]

I have to side with some other commenters. The Missouri woman in Butler needed immediate assistance from a Chief Public Defender or an advocate to help understand what was going on. She seemed to have the mental age of a 9 year old.

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

YUP. at minimum, she clearly didn’t understand the technicalities and needed a lawyer there. that was horrible to watch. they were already in the process of appointing a lawyer for her, and then they jumped into a damn *extradition waiver* pro se?!! even after doing that, the judge should have withdrawn the waiver since it was abundantly clear the waiver was not knowing or voluntary.

[@anonymoose116]

​@@jilliansmaniotto2326this is some civil procedure housekeeping. She's not being deported to another country lol an extradition waiver just means she's not going to sit in jail waiting on a governor's warrant. She's waiving that warrant to speed things along. It's not as insidious as it sounds, but it would make sense that someone without legal education would find it confusing. And it's doubtful a lawyer is going to give a civ pro 101 to a client.

[@chrisoakey9841]

You're forgetting it's hard to concentrate when you are withdrawing.

[@BakerStudiosIndy]

Back when I was practicing, I would have loved practicing before a judge like Simpson.

[@GothGirl19741]

Mike that was perfect timing for “What do you want?!” I LOVE THAT!!! I was thinking you finally had the perfect opportunity to use that clip and then you used it! Perfect timing!!! ILOVE THIS CHANNEL AND YOUR SENSE OF HUMOR!

[@patriciaevans5906]

Goes to show you you can help people too much to where they can’t help themselves. Courts will never learn.

[@pleadthefifth]

Exactly! It is Learned Helplessness!! People who spend most of their lives in the system do this whether or not they realize it. That’s where the victim mentality comes from. It’s really sad as well as infuriating.

[@joeballman916]

The sad thing is the law abiding citizens are the ones that substance

[@joeballman916]

I didn’t understand much of anything she said

[@patriciaevans5906]

@@pleadthefifth well said.

[@dnache7553]

😳 someone found judge Simpson’s last nerve!

[@Sniperboy5551]

That crying one was sad, very hard to watch. She’s so fried that she didn’t even understand what she was waiving, she should’ve just waited to talk to an attorney first. I’m sure she thought that waiving extradition is what the court wanted her to do and she believed that doing what they wanted her to do would make them more likely to set a lower bond. It’s even more pathetic when you account for the fact that the original charge is for synthetic cannabinoids… you’ve gotta be pretty dumb to get into that stuff to begin with.

[@ricktaylor4real]

Yes I agree. I’m just disgusted that the judge gave her ZERO help or information, and the prosecutor just allowed it as well. Anyone with half a brain and some semblance of compassion would see she was CLEARLY unable to understand or deal with anything in front of her. Hospital, sedate for 24 hours, get her half-assed back to the world and then IF she isn’t totally gone (mentally), have a lawyer sit with her for 20 mins and explain. This shithead of a magistrate who should have retired 20 years ago, just wanted to get her out of their court system regardless of the cost - sending her right back to the abuse she fled. Two heartless, brainless and dickless men right there! FFS that was awful to watch. I have to believe Mike wasn’t paying attention. 🤷‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤮🤮🤬

[@Momy2T]

Mental health people should be required to speak with a DA prior to anything..this was heart breaking for me as well..

[@DaleDix]

She is a fugitive.

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

@@DaleDix that doesn’t fucking matter. she still has rights. she’s entitled to an attorney, which the court apparently recognized as he was in the process of appointing her one. it was incredibly inappropriate for them to *then* pursue an extradition waiver from her without that appointed lawyer there to advise her. waivers have to be knowing and voluntary. it clearly was not, and the judge should have easily recognized that and set it out for a later date. jesus.

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

@@ricktaylor4real it’s fucked up. they were even in the process of appointing her a lawyer when the prosecutor suggested they move to the extradition waiver issue! like wtf?! there is no way any halfway decent judge would find that waiver knowing and voluntary. and the prosecutor shouldn’t even have suggested it. disgusting. they need to set it out to a date when she could have her appointed counsel present.

[@wendywarrior2264]

I feel sorry for that woman. It seems that everyone has abandoned her. I wish I could help her somehow.

[@ChefChoupino]

"The 6 Year Old Case": The defended caught a Blessing, with a judge that have great "hints" in what to do....

[@michellejaynebroyles9210]

I felt bad for that woman. She is in bad shape. 😮

[@JB---]

I love watching Mike and Bigen back-to-back. Nice of Mike to put a redirect to Bigen's stream. I just wish I could catch more lives.

[@elitereptilian200]

that judge just basically swindled that woman to sign that extradition waiwer, she had less than 0 clue what she signing ffs and the judge just railroads her moving forward..

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

accurate. that was horrifying. nothing funny about it.

[@sherryd.3425]

I so deeply love and respect this judge.

[@raymondcaylor6292]

Imagine sitting in jail in Kansas telling the Judge you have a public defender in Missouri , a State which you are on flight from prosecution from is going to help you in any way. The Bond there is $10K and the Judge is trying to give her legal counsel to fight extradition or claim and confirm Kansas has no right to hold her in custody. Not only is she admitting knowledge of the case but understands she has legal representation in Kansas that can now be forced by Kansas to testify as to their knowledge of her knowledge. WOW

[@BetSeeBoo]

That's crappy that they're asking her to sign that form when she really doesn't understand what not signing it would mean.

[@sgtfrankrock8875]

Why is the judge making her make legal decisions without a public defender present?

[@lokisdottir4293]

Yeah, she’s completely incapable of dealing with any of this. It’s just wrong to make her make decisions. Someone should be helping her.

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

yup. super messed up and a pretty cut and dry constitutional violation. i’m floored, honestly.

[@christybroadhead4511]

I thought we were looking at a Ronald McDonald convention there for a minute. 😂

[@johsheli]

A room full of Lifesavers!

[@judeiz2203]

OMG.. she's diabetic & pregnant & in an abusive relationship, complete with a big fat shiner on her left eye, what a mess! 😢

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

and that judge and prosecutor just steamrolled her. horrible to watch.

[@Theapostlegray]

The one thing she doesn’t need to do is go back to Missouri, especially if she is fleeing an abuser. Lord please help her.

[@anythingforselenas806]

I love Judge Simpson drinking Tampico out of a measuring cup! 😂🤣😂

[@patscats2080]

Omg, what have you done to us? Years of drug use! (The crying one) sigh. She needs a lawyer asap.

[@AmandaBooBerry]

I lived in St. Louis, Misery for about 40 yrs and never met anyone who pronounced it "Missourah", even out in the sticks.

[@nmeofdst8]

Regier should play Poker professionally; he has no facial expressions, reactions hell you can barely tell he's breathing sometimes and think his video is frozen then he barely moves.

[@LeslyeMcCulloch]

He’ll never have wrinkles!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@Fluffysocks3124]

In my opinion, hes on the spectrum. Very deadpan and has some difficulty with the social cues.

[@pam3383]

I love judge simpson he's so honorable and fair with every case I've watched

[@craigwilcox4403]

Regier almost seems to smile while the young lady is signing the waiver!

[@thts.my_voic]

Prosecutor Jregier looks like he's a secret super hero 😂

[@lokisdottir4293]

He’s my secret super hero ! Rawr!

[@Wilkenskids]

Omg, she’s trying. She needs help.

[@North_West1]

Ms. Greiger should have taken free lawyer, discussed it, and signed wavier later.

[@Sniperboy5551]

I thought it was Krieger, like a German name

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

she already accepted the free lawyer. it was on the judge and prosecutor at that point to recognize it was not appropriate to proceed with that discussion until she had a chance to meet with her appointed lawyer.

[@robynfisher4455]

Yes she is low functioning, so they shouldn't be dealing with her without a lawyer! Heartless judge is not interested😡

[@melindapace3672]

She has apparently done it with dr@gs. Maybe sometime in would help her

[@sarahnoda]

Sometimes the court system is all about money, and careless about the offenders circumstances.

[@teresavogt5977]

HE TRICKED HER INTO SENDING HER BACK TO MO. LEAVING HER KANSAS COURT CASE TO BE ADDRESSED LATER.

[@TourettesMajestic]

Man imagine getting arrested at 20 for something you did when you were 14 😭

[@sylviamcgeary3587]

At least the judge gave her advice about checking if the charge can

[@anonymoose116]

6 years is suspect. Most statute of limitations is well under that.

[@danniboi187]

The one with the waiver of extradition really broke my heart. She doesn't know what she is agreeing to and judge isn't explaining what it means.

[@sashafierce9879]

and he talks so slow

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

yep. it’s a huge problem they handled it like that. she requested counsel and they were supposed to appoint counsel for her. there is no way they should have even discussed the waiver of extradition without a lawyer present. she had no idea what she was doing.

[@sarahnoda]

I love judge Simpson, he is the best. Although he is entertaining, it's clearly not his intention. He just gets business done without delay and is fair and understanding. The entertainment is just a bonus.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@anonymoose116]

​@@LawTalkWithMikeI'm seeing a lot of comments about some civil procedure processes and legal terms. Maybe you can put some definitions in the description?

[@JB---]

The Kansas-Missouri woman was making me really sad. I couldn't take the crying while she was trying to talk. Ugh. Too sad.

[@Mariem090]

She doesn't understand what an extradition is or what she signed. The judge should have assigned her an attorney

[@sharonbosley6028]

I hope that she finds someone to explain to her what just happened ?

[@judeiz2203]

Now I'm worried about the 2 week old baby. 😢

[@lisajeter9511]

Did you notice she got the largest fine out of all of them? Just what a new Mom needs after delivery!

[@Fluffysocks3124]

I don’t understand how the judge didn’t appoint someone to talk to that poor girl about the pros and cons of extradition. She had no clue what she was signing. Drugs or not, this was not fair.

[@maryschierberl3017]

I keep waiting for the crew to jump up and start singing the ooompa loompa song from the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 😂

[@BakerStudiosIndy]

Jess must have taught him the Resting Regier Face. 🤣

[@charlesc.parker1164]

Judge Simpson is pretty chill until this happens.

[@michaelleitner1245]

You don't carry around a loaded M1A (ps: nice rifle) for self defense, IMO. I suspect that he may have been looking for the other guy and should be looking at premeditated attempt. Would like to hear the story on this one. BTW, That other guy was damn lucky.

[@Ineednewfridge]

It’s frustrating because she doesn’t understand what the waiver entails. I would cry too. He keeps repeating the same shit over and over and just tell her what happens by signing it or not. Or wait till her lawyer explains it to her. All that lingo is not easily understandable and it’s not funny that she can’t answer. Messed up

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

yeah that was sketchy as hell. no way was the a knowing and voluntary waiver. they never should have even tried to do that without a lawyer present. it was hard to watch. she clearly didn’t understand what was going on.

[@Jennylouise87]

I just absolutely love Judge Simpson. Just love the man!

[@johnathanbusse4679]

Looks like flying in a bowing is out of the question😂😂

[@sistahmels8228]

That jail room with everyone in colorful prison uniforms, looks like the wizard of Oz lolly pop guild 😊

[@kimlawrence8655]

That gall needed A clinic in Kansas or Missouri. What messes we make. Poor thing! I don't make this particular havoc. My crime is sending too many texts to my 30 yr son. He has a strict limit on how many and the length I am allowed to send. 🔒 Me up.

[@mandyr4213]

It’s sad a mother with a 2 week baby is intoxicated. Child services should follow her home.

[@othertalk3313]

"One more word... do you understand that?" Well, that's kind of a trick question...

[@isabellflorence4956]

The crying one was bad but I think she’s coming down from drugs. I hope she gets help in Missouri.

[@cerebraltackle]

If you're going to rent a property...if you're going to evict someone...you'd better come correct.

[@lisajeter9511]

If she was going to take care of the issue, she wouldn’t have left the state!

[@Blindeyedog]

“Got some Tang.” Was exactly what I thought. 😂😂😂

[@davidreed3021]

Some states allow a fugitive from another state to be released on bond pending extradition. Theres some bureaucracy involved in effecting the transfer. Hesitant to say more than that because I don't live there.

[@BeckyG-ip2ns]

Hi Mike.....just caught this live, it was quite a ride. I live in Kansas, grew up in Missouri. Differing opinions, but we always pronounced it Missour-ee. I still do. I'm not social media savvy, except for you tube. I'm trying to figure out where to join your group for live chats. Will keep looking. Thanks !

[@kerbyfab]

You have to catch the video live to catch live chats.

[@defaultuser1447]

Yeah, it's "EE" over in St. Louis too. "AH" is mostly out-state areas. I think "EE" is spreading though.

[@Sniperboy5551]

It’s EE in New York, but I think that AH sounds better

[@v0rp4l]

I lived in both Kansas City and St. Louis. Both say MissourEE. It's only in the rural parts where they say MissourAH as far as I could figure.

[@shay4ojibwa638]

I’m not from Missouri and have always pronounced it “ee”.

[@tommyboy2607]

Court appointment at 2pm, show up at 8. ✔️

[@coderider3022]

They should be able to use an App or some sort of fast food machine to order the guilty and go through a wizard/conformation flow. Transformational for the justice system

[@BeatsFromChicago]

I like how reckless driving is a Lower fine than drinking on foot 🙄

[@PatrickJDoyle-bw3fu]

Judge Simpson is giving this guy his "I don't GAF" face.

[@scottkanzelmeyer4474]

I refuse to mispronounce city or state names just because the locals do. I grew up in Pennsylvania where the locals in a specific town pronounced it as do boys instead of the correct french pronunciation of Du Bois.

[@heidigresham8012]

I bet he wishes there were vodka in that OJ

[@bazkib]

Paterson's old mate forgot to water his Maryjane while he was away and it wilted. :)

[@dashjustice1148]

How to turn a winning case into a contempt charge in 3 easy lessons

[@kellymarie923]

That one judge I just keep thinking is Bueller Bueller Bueller

[@justkaren6450]

Heroin is evil! Watching this lady beg for a bond reduction is pathetic. She needs to spend a few months in jail to save her life.

[@desertsentinel7117]

Pitting trucks? Shooting out windshields with a .308? Sounds like a Friday night for my buddy and I.

[@lisamariepocza4377]

Waaaaah... I'm having to face the consequences of my actions....it's not fair!

[@therealbladepacino07]

The weekend as his guest. Dont think that guest room will be a nice stay.

[@dfalk4122]

Holy cow. He’s using a $1700 rifle to shoot IN the cab?!

[@rosebud3971]

Some judges are just too old to serve.

[@Kylie_72]

That poor girl.that was abused from her last partner and was crying. The judge wasn't very clear with her. She didn't understand. I know she was a bit scattered but he needed to break things down and use simple words and terms for her.

[@kenolson6572]

AFA Ms. Krieger, could be substance abuse, but if she's having her first experience being arrested, it can be pretty traumatic. AFA the extradition issue it's would seem like you're correct. Unless they're letting her bond out and keeping track of her for extradition.

[@mariejustme]

Well, I feel terrible. That poor woman is a mess. She needs assistance in the worst way. She needs an advocate but that’s not the way the system works, and she’s clearly got mental health and legal issues that were painful to listen too. You need some cards, Mike. Ones that have from 1-5 🚨fires on them. You did give us a heads up, but come on! That was a 5🚨🔥! 😂

[@pleadthefifth]

Eh I don’t think she’s as fragile as she lets on. She knows enough to ask about each and every way that would get her out of jail. You can tell this isn’t her first rodeo.

[@melindapace3672]

It is dr@g induced!!!! Do not let her fool you

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

actually, that’s exactly how the system works. she needed an advocate before they pushed her through the extradition waiver - and that advocate is the appointed attorney she is legally entitled to and the court was in the process of appointing. it’s despicable how the judge and prosecutor handled that situation. that waiver wasn’t remotely knowing or voluntary. they needed to appoint her a lawyer, and address the extradition question at a later date.

[@kalleninalaska]

If Judge Simpson would simply throw those who brake the law in jail in the first place instead of being so nice this might not be happening to him.

[@elizabethherman5608]

I would love to see Geiger the prosecutor lol after he drank a couple beers or maybe just 1 beer lol

[@WonderWhatHappened]

That last guy should have an attempted murder charge pending. He is fortunate..

[@Sniperboy5551]

That could be coming down the road…

[@patriciaevans5906]

I wouldn’t want to stay around those two…..I’m not sure they’d ever be happy

[@mmnootzenpoof]

The woman in Kansas really just needs to talk to the lawyer she already has, and that's the only advice anyone should be giving her. if the situation in Kansas is bad, her Missouri lawyer should be able to tell her what to do.

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

she should have been given the opportunity to talk to a kansas attorney before the judge even attempted to have the extradition waiver colloquy. that was insane. it was incredibly inappropriate.

[@CaryGlasgow-zw1un]

Haven’t been to jail in 4 years, priceless