Former Kentucky Sheriff Indicted in Judge's Murder

[@LawAndCrime]

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[@rebeccadiggs1537]

@LawAndCrime thats not the reason, the tape is the result . If it was your family member you would be saying something different.

[@brownwolf152]

The truth will come out, it's going to be juicy.

[@DTA707]

The father is trying to save his daughter the embarrassment of the truth coming out. He'll fall on this sword

[@brianblithe2271]

Either he just tripped out and let his mind believe something that wasnt even real or its worse than that !!!!

[@annebosworth7048]

​@@DTA707he should plead guilty then and be done with it...

[@briansmith5293]

@brownwolf you watch too much t.v. Get a job. 😂

[@brownwolf152]

@briansmith5293 your wife, sister and mom usually give me one.

[@Nat524Ricci]

Omg! We need a true crime episode on this

[@bethcotterill-fg3xp]

If he was protecting his wife and kids from a threat of some kind, he sure won't be there to protect them, after he's put in prison. Something surly must have happened. Sad

[@chrisrehkopf6872]

The detective should be put on trial for having no answers or knowing nothing...of course he knows but is not in charge and not saying anything

[@jagsgirl95]

I can’t believe we haven’t heard any gossip really except for the beginning. Someone spill the tea already!!! 😂😂

[@littlebeaux-peep4999]

What do the wife and daughter have to say about all.of this? That's the REAL question!

[@chrisholder4978]

I wonder if the court is preventing them from speaking.

[@tmcurly]

It will come out at trial. They are probably advised by their lawyers to not say anything

[@TT-dv9er]

There is a story that makes sense from the local rumor mill.

[@rf-fp7lg]

@@TT-dv9er are you talking about the rumor regarding the sheriffs wife, trying to leave him in secret and asking the judge to help her and the sheriff found out? Or are you talking about the rumor, an inappropriate relationship between the sheriff and the daughter? There’s a few local rumors

[@cryptofreedom772]

@@tmcurlywhen’s the trial start

[@tishwish15]

It was already confirmed that the guys daughter contact info was not saved in the phone. It was stated that he dialed it directly from the victims phone

[@bethcotterill-fg3xp]

What happens in the hills, stays in the hills. The hills have eyes. ☠️

[@jorgelinares22]

Law enforcement officer broke the law ????? What a SHOCKER 🤣😂🤣

[@spanishtutor2552]

Crooks with immunity, Terrorizing the population instead of helping

[@jake51515]

Don't get caught with your phone. Those short bus drivers dont play arounf 😂😂😂

[@alanmorris7669]

He'd better not get away with this murder. I'm tired of hearing the words, _"Extreme Emotional Distress."_ All of us undergo extreme emotional distress at times, but we don't go on a killing spree.

[@pinkrose076]

For sure

[@SkillTrill713]

That culture lacks accountability it’s always someone else’s fault or the mental illness excuse for them.

[@joshualand5467]

Killing and murder are completely different actions. ​@@pinkrose076

[@TopNotch_Fishing]

Sounds like you're speaking from the point of view of a man that doesn't have daughters😅

[@jamesfehr2071]

Maybe judge had it coming... something tells me no news outlets will EVER give the truth. One person isn't a killing spree.

[@MaryAlexander-o2n]

No matter the reasoning behind this murder it is still a cold blooded murder caught on video. Mickey Stines is guilty and the fact that he pleaded not guilty after he knows he was recorded committing a murder just shows his arrogance and self entitlement that he believes he has. No excuses for murder.

[@moonchild7542]

You obviously don't know how court proceedings go. Every person pleads not guilty during the pretrial especially a murder charge. Once his lawyer gets all the evidence that is when a trial date will be set or if a deal is made between the prosecution and defense a sentencing date will be set.

[@gwynluv5447]

It infuriates me, regardless if it's their right, when people who murder in cold blood take it to trial. He's a disgrace and a monster. To put the victims family and his colleagues, through a trial when he knows he's guilty, is disgraceful. What a coward. Own what you did and face the consequences like a man.

[@user-gl3zw6el8i]

@@gwynluv5447 Boo Hoo

[@SeanNorfleet]

The rumor I heard is the judge was messing with his daughter

[@evanwest4751]

@@SeanNorfleet and those rumors have no supporting evidence

[@wildatheart3182]

His wife and daughter are probably relieved to know he can't control and stalk them anymore but sad their confidant was murdered

[@jet4415]

That is what I think. The Judge was trying to help them escape an abusive situation.

[@mendygross8866]

Mickey would never harm his wife or daughter they are a very close family if you all would research you would see what kind of man Mickey & Kevin both were. Letcher County lose two of the most loved and respected people in Letcher County.

[@tammiestevens1560]

If that is the case, then why are they there supporting him?

[@Digitalgems9000]

more like the opposite. judge was prob a kid fiddler

[@Diametricallyopposed00]

@@mendygross8866so, what happened in this case? Why did he kill him

[@berryhij1]

I appreciate that his attorneys are refusing to speculate. I wish the public would too. It’s disrespectful to the families on both sides. Wait for the facts to come out.

[@applejuicejunkie316]

Despite what you said, everyone is going to speculate, so yeah...

[@MG-ot2yr]

We come to the comments to speculate, nobody is forced to read them

[@daakrolb]

I am speculating like CRAZY. ANY normal person would.

[@genericamerican7574]

The attorneys could just ask their client to find out what he was thinking? No?

[@Jo0pishere]

We are all just practicing to be a part of a jury.

[@BICustomer]

The judge said "we need to talk". What if the sheriff's daugther told the judge her father did something bad. Then the sheriff wanted to confront his daugther. She didnt answer the call so he used the judge's phone (4:57 her phone number was not stored on the judge's phone) She didnt answer that call either. So the judge told the sheriff "I am going to call the police on you, I know it all"

[@jimjohnson7668]

You got it backward. The judge was messing around with the daughter

[@BICustomer]

@@jimjohnson7668 Not really because he was the one who wanted to talk with the sheriff and also because (as it was said) the judge didnt have her phone number saved or had any tipe of communication with her on his phone

[@jimjohnson7668]

@BICustomer Dad saw his daughters phone

[@BICustomer]

​​@@jimjohnson76684:57 No, her phone number "was not stored on judge's phone, the sheriff had to actualy dial the phone number"

[@MeredithBell-v3f]

Apparently the judge was in an inappropriate relationship with the daughter

[@KreesanReddy-i3e]

That guy you interviewed should be in politics😂😂 dodged most the hard questions with ease 😂

[@nikitakucherov5028]

Tons of people gonna watch this trial, the specific details mean EVERYTHING in this unique case

[@briansmith5293]

"Unique?" 😂😅😂

[@alexandercastleberry480]

“Sheriff” is a job title. A job he no longer has. A job he lost for gunning down an unarmed man.

[@Chuck44442]

Totally agree. STOP calling him that..

[@fernandoblazin]

thats why it says former in the title

[@chrisrehkopf6872]

@alexandercastleberry480 you know for a fact he was unarmed? The judge carried a gun with him ...

[@subraxas]

The judge was the bad guy.

[@kevinbernatek7875]

@@chrisrehkopf6872Doesn’t matter. Judge never once brandished a gun.

[@daakrolb]

SOMEONE in that community knows… c’mon spill it!!!

[@genericamerican7574]

🫖the tea is hot⚠️

[@janedoe6053]

As someone who lives in the next county over with many family members over in Whitesburg and Fleming-Neon... Lets just say that this tea is too hot for some to sip on and that justice comes in MANY forms. .

[@michaelbensen43]

Bruh, you gotta tell us more if you actually know. Ppl hunting for this shit​@@janedoe6053

[@SlashHarkenUltra]

Wimin always gossiping

[@charlottedrolet9000]

@@SlashHarkenUltra And you are always listening! 🤣🤣🤣

[@mistervacation23]

Judge Mullins looks like a cartoon character on the Flintstones.

[@ivy_galactic]

RIP JUDGE MULLINS🕊

[@AlanMichaelJackson]

Accurate 😂

[@joshcrow777]

💀

[@cmdzzz8]

or Simpsons

[@ewjiml]

That smile man. Is something I see in my clown nightmares.

[@RaZhanBreonna]

I watched the video of him following him around his office and pulling the trigger. It was so horrific 😢💔😭….I’m just like what did he freaking doooooo 😩😩😩😩

[@SlashHarkenUltra]

Had his daughter's number saved

[@AegonTheUnlikely]

@@SlashHarkenUltraif you watched the video, they said it was NOT stored on the Judge’s phone, the murdering “Sheriff” dialed it.

[@nomudnolotus4410]

@@AegonTheUnlikely the Sheriff could've dialed it and then when he pressed call it revealed her number to already be in the judge's phone by showing her name and not just the number like it should've.

[@dbkyhere9229]

@@AegonTheUnlikelyyes he dialed last number he talked to.

[@AegonTheUnlikely]

@@nomudnolotus4410 the witness states in the video that the number was NOT a contact in the phone so it wouldn’t have come up like that. He manually dialed the number. Most likely whoever he called replied with some familiarity and sent this crazy dude into a rage. It seems the more sensible prevailing rumor is the judge was trying to help the wife and daughter get away from this abusive psycho (generously to the Sherriff and discreetly if that’s the case) and they had been in contact. Gee who would have thought this lovely man would ever hurt a fly? Police rates of family/domestic abuse are sky high.

[@dipschwantz1]

This is some dueling banjo shiz

[@jet4415]

Busted out laughing!! Yep, Kentucky all the way.

[@jet4415]

Busted out laughing!! Yep, Kentucky all the way.

[@davidlaffin5747]

The defense lawyers must know why their client shot the judge.

[@tmcurly]

I beg to differ. I think there was no motive

[@Slonge92]

Exactly.

[@Ybby999]

​@@tmcurly always a motive

[@Nichol0824]

Obviously duhhhh

[@Talk-to-the-Pugs]

There does not need to be a motive provided by the prosecution.

[@rutharriaga5188]

Why does it matter why he did it 🤔it wasn’t self defense, judge didn’t come at him .

[@victororta2235]

Judge Mullins looks like a Simpson character

[@maryleone1889]

You know who else says "they're trying to kidnap my wife and kid"? The "they" part is a clue. People who have Govt Protective services coming with a court order signed by a judge. 6:08

[@rebeccadiggs1537]

He took the law in his own hands, the judge was someone's family member.

[@maggiewright2144]

When does the trial start

[@collepetty7762]

Is it proof that we are not in control of ourselves, or is it proof that we can't control ourselves?

[@tmcurly]

Sheriff does not look right upstairs.

[@Ahlly144]

Exactly 💯

[@barbaramathews1859]

How does someone look when they're "right upstairs"?

[@SkillTrill713]

Because he’s going to try the “mental illness” excuse they always use when they intentionally divert accountability.

[@monicadonnelly4991]

The video is one of the most cold blooded murders I’ve ever seen

[@tenderstepsPaul]

It should not have been released to the public. Has no one any concern for his family and friends?

[@annebosworth7048]

@@tenderstepsPaul well they don't seem to care about his victim only slandering him further..

[@Varig0270]

@@tenderstepsPaulit’s a public trial containing two public officials both elected and in offices funded by tax payers, regardless of your personal feelings towards viewing the material overall it is the correct decision to make the footage public.

[@Thee-_-Outlier]

​​​@@tenderstepsPaul it's not the government's job to hide public information so people's feelings don't get hurt. The family is going to have to watch it in court anyways, and probably many times leading up to court. Just In case you're not paying attention, most Americans are sick of the government thinking it's our parent

[@MG-ot2yr]

This all supports the theory that the judge was helping his wife and daughter leave an abusive environment. Judge asked him to meet privately, daughter's number not stored in the judge's phone but sheriff dials it from judge's phone to confirm what judge just confronted him with....then he lost it and shot him.

[@kurtjohnson500]

He was a chomo

[@tmcurly]

I think he is mentally ill. No theory here or explanation IMMO

[@JJR9000]

Interesting. Plausible. Why not an affair or inappropriate relationship with the daughter (not sure her age)? What points away from that? I’m conflicted on the “trying to kidnap my wife and daughter” comment…. Seems odd to reference it as a kidnapping by Stines, if the wife and daughter were complicit with the judge. To say kidnapping is a helpless reference, whereas abusers are controlling and ego driven. So I’d expect his word choice to be more in line with something he felt was more masculine to play to his ego (if he was an abuser). They don’t like to appear weak or use weak references.

[@marthienel2190]

@JJR9000 Judges, though not perfect, usually have more savvy and class than to mess with the young daughter of a colleague, especially one in law enforcement. Not impossible, but psychologically the theory that the judge was guiding the two in leaving an abusive environment seems much more plausible. Hence, the sheriff referencing hhs daughter AND his wife.

[@MG-ot2yr]

@@JJR9000 What points away is the fact that the daughter's phone number was not stored in the judge's phone, the sheriff manually dialed it from the judge's phone. And yes the comment about kidnapping wife and daughter sounds like their escape plan.

[@TheUnknownSwan]

Great video and interview. Thank you.

[@TheHypnotstCollector]

He said "They were trying to kidnap my wife and daughter". who are "they"? what does he mean by kidnap?

[@bnb0510]

Speculation that he was actually abusing them

[@PallasAthenian]

The deep state. Jeez, dies anyone research anything anymore?

[@rf-fp7lg]

The local rumor is, the judge was helping the sheriffs wife and daughter move away from him because the wife was leaving him

[@connieklug9862]

@@rf-fp7lg wow interesting I never heard this

[@elizabethmadron1336]

​​@rf-fp7lg so the sheriff was a crazed stalker nut job. The wife was probably filing a restraining order.

[@JayTee2985]

It is satisfying to see a former law enforcement officer wearing a prison jumpsuit. Best view ever.

[@marcosleon215]

Yea if you’re a criminal

[@daakrolb]

Exactly! Another criminal who can’t man up & take responsibility for his own actions…

@@daakrolb He will be going to prison for a very long time, probably life. Shooting/murdering someone in cold blood, being that it was a courthouse judge aside, he was defenseless and shot multiple times and it's all on video. HE won't have to own up to his own actions. The proof will do that for him. Bad cops are out there, and alot that are NOT isolated incidents. They're the government, with possible exceptions of the sheriff officers/sheriff's departments, so THEY don't face ANY accountability for their actions. Many other don't either, which is wrong.

[@sam-kx3ty]

Why?

[@jonah.donohue]

@@marcosleon215Murdering a judge point blank MAKES YOU FUTHER THEN A CRIMINAL! It’s called being a MURDERER

[@halo3498]

Lol, threw his life away in a few seconds to rot in prison....

[@jennywilliams531]

So the reason he shot him must be personal & intense!!

[@DonnieHoward-u1f]

Nobody should be allowed to have a firearm in court houses

[@bethcotterill-fg3xp]

Why are they allowing this case to be shrouded in such mystery. How old is this daughter.

[@e.c-s8611]

The sheriff is bsing his way through this with the help of his defense attorneys. He wasn't falling on a sword - this is outlandish. Innuendos and gossip are the defense playing games.

[@tmcurly]

The sheriff looks so relaxed and calm makes me wonder if there was even a motive at all. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@jenniferamyx78]

The fact that TruthFinder doesn’t show the murder charge for the sheriff means it does not give up to date info!!

[@JenniferHurd-e3g]

Growing up in Virginia not far from the Kentucky state line, shady stuff happens all the time in Kentucky. Not the place you want venture to.

[@Talk-to-the-Pugs]

That murder went after the judge 3 times.

[@Slonge92]

This is a strange conversation since these lawyers defending Stines have been told by him what happened.

[@Topself24]

The defendant’s lawyers know nothing? Did they even talk to their client? Why don’t they know anything?

[@BadEconomyOfficial]

Normally, lawyers keep it out of the public’s eye 👁️ by saying that.

[@BeverlyFields-l6e]

Well the defense is not going to give away their strategy,the prosecution would love that.

[@LeahGratiot]

Stines gives controlling abuser vibes. No wonder his daughter wouldn't answer his calls. The footage shot in the judge's chambers speaks volumes.

[@DataBattlesZ2087]

World has gone totally wild.

Not wild. NUTS.

[@RockyIsMe]

Not nuts, bonkers. 😂

[@ghafu4464]

We see it everyday more and more, it's just crazy

[@PronatorTendon]

No. The world has more than 8 billion people. Just in the US the violent crime rate was nearly five times higher three decades ago. 16.5‰ in 2021 vs 79.8‰ in 1993

[@Nina19525]

Insanity beyond your wildest dreams.

[@WhiteyW]

Peace to all that have been victimized by abuse of power.

[@kinorspielmann4649]

"Questions surround a possible motive." Yet proof of motive isn't required to convict of murder. Just mens rea and actus reus: the intention and the act.

[@cynthiaq.1010]

I heard the sheriff was an abusive husband and father. They were trying to escape.

[@intothenight756d47]

The Bartleys and the interviewer are all calm open and appear honest. None of the usual media emotional reporting.

[@Ryan-yw5fp]

Why don't the sheriff's lawyers just ask him what happened rather than waiting for the investigation to turn up evidence?

[@ferrari251]

They probably did and they aren’t revealing anything HE said.

[@Classicamantiq]

Do you really expect the defense to tell the world and especially the state what their defense is going to be on a KZbin show.

[@Ryan-yw5fp]

@@Classicamantiq no they shouldn't tell but most defense lawyers say the truth will come out in court. Instead, these lawyers say they don't know what happened.

[@Backyard_Racing]

Sounds like there’s some secrets being kept in this small town. It may turn out to be something much bigger.

[@ppitowman]

Obviously no fitness standards either.

[@upsidedowngrief]

Law &Crime should look at Coffee House Crimes. He does the advertising right in the beginning and even right at the end , Very well done and not as irritating to do it in the middle of a case like you do. Make some progress and listen to your viewers. Seen plenty of complaints about this.

[@Aren-Tibbs]

I'm guessing "Sheriff" Mickey Stines' "self-defense" argument didn't work out? So, which is it? Was the Judge a PD File, or was he helping Mickey's wife and daughter escape an abusive environment? I'm going to lean toward the latter, considering this guy was one Protection Order away from being a mass murderer.

[@withak7683]

someone went to their friend the judge and ask for help leaving the husband and he went and killed him once he found out.

[@Nina19525]

This story is going to go down in history.

[@lindaknotts2900]

He is so guilty of premeditated murder!

[@Chris-vp3fi]

That judge look like a lil freak judge diddy judge sniff bicycle seats. Judge smell all the seats when people get up😂😂😂

[@CatholicHousewife2017]

Interesting that based on what HIS own Attorneys are saying, it seems they've Never even spoken to their client to attempt to find out his side of the story/video.

[@berryhij1]

I’m sure they’ve attempted to and he’s not speaking.

[@mendygross8866]

They know but aren’t saying anything about it. I don’t think they told him everything

[@nikitakucherov5028]

They definitely know but ain’t gonna show their cards

[@CatholicHousewife2017]

@berryhij1 refusing to work with his own Defense Team... wouldn't that be grounds for deeming him incompetent?

[@shaun5047]

It would be foolish for the attorney to share certain specifics especially at this time. lol All that would do is give the state a heads up on what the defense plans to argue.

[@BoojieA]

The Truth will come out

[@itubeutubewealltube1]

he used the judges phone to listen to his wife/daughter s reaction when they saw the judge calling... and that reaction from his wife/daughter is what set him off. It wasnt a typical reaction ... so, he still could of made a mistake about the reaction, but just get the phone records and question the wife and daughter. Lets say he had a relationship with the mother,.... is still doesnt justify murder. You are not protecting your wife from anything if she is cheating on you....which is my guess as to what was going on here.

[@WendyBones]

That was my impression, too: he wanted to hear the reaction to the judge's call. The theory about helping mom & daughter escape abusive situation doesn't make sense - if the judge was a confidant, he would know better than to disclose to the sheriff. Right? I mean....he was a judge....A respected profession of making judgements. It would be a shame if that's true, that he gave away their secret and compromised their safety

[@itubeutubewealltube1]

@@WendyBones It was my understanding, the judge didnt disclose anything... also, being sherriff would give him access to certain tools including the judges phone records... he must of known beforehand that the judge was calling his wife and daughter. Went to the judge, tricked him into getting his phone so he could use it too call them and see what the reaction would be... This was all deliberate and pre planned. Still, he just cant murder the guy...lol. I wouldnt be surprised if the judge was trying to just help them... who cares if he wanted to get into a relationship.

[@Classicamantiq]

Crime of passion is in fact a defence.

[@James.Suarez]

We need to know his motive

[@DTA707]

We all know his motive, it just hasn't been announced yet

[@Vanessa-sb6qz]

@ give us the tea please 🙏🏻 ☕️

[@classiccuneyt]

@@Vanessa-sb6qz he had an affair with his girl

[@Ipetam]

​@@DTA707 We don't know his motive. All we have is rumors and speculation.

[@SlashHarkenUltra]

The judge was messing around with his daughter

[@Desertoasisstudios]

How cold to murder your friend at work. Condolences to the judges family.

[@MrBarrystuart]

How did the Sheriff pick up the Judge's phone and know how to bypass his security pass code in order to make a call on the Judge's phone in the first place?

[@rf-fp7lg]

The ex sheriffs lawyer has a very specific tell.. every time he tells an exaggeration, his eyes close while he’s talking😂

[@Anyone-c7j]

This whole case is giving major ick🤢

[@elizabethmadron1336]

I would not trust that sheriff to cut my lawn.

[@dawnerwin2097]

Um, he is an officer and definitely knows better than to take the LAW into his own hands with no real proof but that doesn't matter. He killed someone, period. Emotional distress, ridiculous, he is a grown man and if he can't hold his emotions at the court house, my goodness, wonder how many complaints he has against him from the public, he should not be an officer who packs a gun around. He better be charged with murder cause that is what he did

[@tommyhooks7767]

" I was told. " is considered 'hear say' 'third party conversations' are not accepted, and, of course should have been objected to, unless the prosecutor wanted it given into evidence ... there is something about the judge , that turned the Sheriff against him. I've worked in Kentucky long ago, and the locals are wonderful people. You don't want to harm a family member unless you are ready to meet your Maker. Is that was Judge Mullins did ?

[@aisle_of_view]

If he gets a sympathetic jury who concludes his actions were justified - he walks. And that might just happen.

[@kujaneck]

Very genuine response from those attornies

[@Salty-cracker68]

Attorneys

[@Chris-of6xm]

Man, when I saw the security video of the murder I just thought to myself that was pretty cold, that judge must have done something pretty bad

[@Greeneyesengage]

Sounds like he had a mental health crisis. He of all people should know you can’t take the law into your own hands

[@Dysontime]

I want to know why he did what he did?

[@johndoee12345]

The leading “rumor” is that judge Mullins was grooming sheriff steinz 16 year old daughter.

[@PaleHorse73]

I live 20 minutes from here, everyone locally is saying the Judge Messed with the daughter of the Sheriff among other things.

[@Dysontime]

@ 😮 and they were supposed to be friends. That’s a no no

[@robertmistkowski9879]

My friend has family there that has said the same thing since the day it happened.. He was telling me before the news reported it... He'd been messing with hern​@@PaleHorse73

[@stewblare2190]

@@PaleHorse73 they do not. the daughters family have already said she wasnt SA'ed or anything.

[@FKITMANE]

So bizarre

[@internettruth5390]

WHY IS THIS REPORTER STILL REFURING THIS MAN AS HERIFF IS THAT HIS ACTUAL NAME. HE DOESNT DESERVE THE TITLE HE DOESNT HAVE ANYMORE DAMMIT

[@laurie5804]

What a terrible tragedy for all involved. I feel bad for everyone involved.

[@2004elliot]

Judge was sitting down unarmed unless there’s proof of a threat I see a misunderstanding not a reasonable excuse.

[@CHASE88888]

This lawyer is ridiculous his client told him so why is it a secret.

[@joemahma3457]

Why does it matter, “why”? He’s on video doing it, end of story!

[@ilomars281]

The story is just starting

[@katiehale4411]

Why has the sheriff not talked to his lawyers. They don't know anything about his defense.

[@genericamerican7574]

I know… like you don’t know what he was thinking? Have you tried asking your client?

[@lindsaygarcia9131]

They probably just don't want to share what information they have. I'm sure they know his version.

[@SL123-zd6kf]

Isn't that a conflict of interest?

[@Ray-px5ov]

6:36 That thing is absolutely hideous.

[@davidmedina7984]

What you did is understandable but You self justice is called Vigilante

[@annebosworth7048]

Why is it understandable..

[@zombie_master2014]

Dolt

[@deniseporter4332]

If you dial a number on a cell * it's stored, the contact will shoe up like predictive text

[@aisle_of_view]

He called the daughter from his own phone - voicemail He called the daughter from the judge's phone - Hi!!!!

[@BA-bh8qp]

So if there is some big thing he was protexting his family from, why doesnt he just say it? Why is this a mystery

[@cynthiamittendorf3251]

Why being so secretative?

[@azff]

*Secretive

[@stephanegregoire8738]

20 min of pure waste of time

[@jerva245]

The judge and sheriff both look much older than their ages. Must be hard livin'!

[@apoc341]

Well you could just ask your client all those questions. I think they already know the answers.

[@EricBailey-nz2ru]

Ex sheriff is guilty for sure. The real truth is still untold. 🤷‍♂️

[@horsetowater]

9:07 wow AL dropped the fry for a min what a lovely voice

[@deborahbaker4770]

It has to feel weird to be the people you arrest and lock up yourself and go to prison just like the sheriff in Indiana who was on the show……60 Day’s In and is now locked up with the inmate’s he was in charge of at the prison he did some very terrible thing’s to some family and friend’s ‼️

[@Stonktradomus]

Crazy situation for sure. I know Jamie. He was pretty much always an arrogant narcissist, and just a rude person, in general.

[@azff]

​@@Stonktradomus Most cops are.....

[@Classicamantiq]

​@@azff it's a requisite to get hired

[@SkillTrill713]

What a rotten culture these people live

[@PhilipDeo]

Why did y’all post the picture of the women that was r worded?

[@powerboon2k]

Dude is a cold blooded murderer.

[@dropy21ans]

not guilty??? what??

[@Vojou345]

That's actually pretty standard. Just about everyone enters a plea of not guilty.

[@Waverunner21]

Just means he wants to take his chances at trial. I find that to be a ridiculous decision but it’s his life he’s playing with. I’m sure his defense attorney told him to plead out.

[@Digitalgems9000]

what what? are you 10 yrs old?

[@Mostlysunnysideup]

Why is the former sheriff shuffling around with a dumbfounded look on his face? Why is it taking so long for any info to come out? Another endless investigation...

[@obviouslytrollmster1532]

Crime of passion at best