He Went On Joe Rogan... Then Killed Someone 38 Days Later

Sheldon Johnson appeared on Joe Rogan to talk about one simple thing: How he turned his life around after 25 years in prison. His act was perfectly convincing, but only 38 days later, he'd commit the unthinkable.
This is, The Joe Rogan Guest Who Became Unhinged.
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Also, the idea for this video was inspired by "voidzilla" who posted a video on a similar topic in March 2024 titled "joe rogan guest might be evil" You can watch his version here - • joe rogan guest might ...

[@MobinBrown]

All he did was educate himself in prison enough to make himself look like a normal person but he never actually changed.

[@epikresilection6920]

That’s what they all do, get smart enough to get out.

[@PrayersEcho7]

Andy Dufresne: “I had to come to prison to be a crook”

[@gjbsarmeri3957]

I think there are some convicts that actually do change but if you're a psychopathic maniac by nature no amount of prison time will change that

[@HopUpOutDaBed]

you could tell with the way he talked about education he never actually gave a shit about learning or changing himself and just saw it as a tool to get out of prison quicker

[@Vontastic80sbaby1]

Or he became a killer in prison. I know people who went to prison on small charges that accumulated. Then had to kill to survive in there and were never the same. Thru being violated

[@betterchapter]

He turned his life around 360 degrees!

[@thereal.mohammad]

Quite literally LOL

[@sdogg]

Hahahaha, bravo

[@shors5841]

underrated comment

[@gopalkolkata]

LOLL

[@tuck6464]

361

[@Destinyirus278]

K*lling a friend who helped you & then dismembered them is so evil. This dude is a monster

[@malumbosiwale3832]

Looking at his family history, you can sometimes agree that curses exist, all those issues plus his progress stopped so abruptly could tell you there's something more.... ofcourse he is 100% responsible for his own actions.

[@Barrythebarnabas]

@@malumbosiwale3832lmao 😂 “I have zero evidence or understanding of why he did that horrible thing so it must be superstition”

[@tarzanstrickland]

@@malumbosiwale3832BS

[@malumbosiwale3832]

@@Barrythebarnabas you forgot to read the first and last part 😁

[@justingorman4804]

​@malumbosiwale3832 it's called Genetics. Not a curse

[@Tommy-gk6bh]

What really makes him a psychopath is how convincingly he was able to project this facade of reform.

[@FlowKio]

Anyone that’s been in a rough neighbourhood could see and hear the anger he still held, and his personal history of violence on the podcast and talking about rising through the ‘ranks’ I was involved with gangbangers and wanted a better life so I never went on their trips to the other side of the tracks to ‘do damage’ to other splinter groups or dealt their drugs I was only a mule to carry things for certain individuals. Anyone that doesn’t want to go into the life will get out like me when they have a chance, he stayed

[@TehKaiser]

It might be learned or cultural psychopathy rather than actual psychopathy given the anger.

[@IAmPlaysWithSquirrel]

@@TehKaiser can you please expound?

[@iamapokerface8992]

@@FlowKio sure buddy u knew that he was gonna do it and u still didnt stop him right?

[@kristineluvsbows]

I'm a diagnosed psychopath and he's really not. Yeah sure he's manipulative but that's really it, I'm not sure whether or not he feels emotions like normal people do or like us

[@jhaysoncarter1900]

Spends 25 years in prison, gets out and goes back after less than 2 months for committing a worse crime Not exactly the smartest guy

[@itskmillz]

Another reminder that educated does not equal intelligent

[@Ken-j2u]

There's a word for that: institutionalized

[@yaolei919]

@@Ken-j2uno another word: black

[@Ken-j2u]

@@yaolei919 no, institutionalized. Black is for another word that is more specific, like fragility being that you can't hold black people accountable for their failures. There is a difference in the 2, which is why I used the more applicable word.

[@MbeziAmsterdam]

It happens, people get comfortable with prison life simplicity.

[@khalilray2755]

Bro said it's 92% likely that those with a degree won't go back to prison. I guess he wanted to be part of that exclusive 8%

[@Stealth55555]

its now 9%

[@dieauferstehung]

hahaha just a classic average african american right there

[@HopUpOutDaBed]

he really thought education was a magic bullet that kept you out of prison instead of realizing it was the fact that people who get a degree are the type that want to better themselves and have a better life outside of prison. He really got the cause and effect reversed

[@vulkeg]

50% of people say 80% of statistics are simply made up.

[@johanneswestman935]

@@HopUpOutDaBed So much this. It's like when people think that a degree from MIT makes you extra smart. No dude. The guys who went to MIT were already super smart. If an MIT education made you into a galaxy brain, MIT should just open the campus for ten million students and America would have a moon base within a year.

[@Trendkilla]

The family business being murder is pretty wild.

[@OutsiderLabs]

You could say it's in their blood

[@Simp_Supreme]

@@OutsiderLabs generational criminals 😭 They're like the Mafia without the street cred.

[@tormmac]

@@Simp_Supreme or money, or style, or likability

[@OkrotnaGlista]

@@OutsiderLabsMore in their upbringing culture. When everyone in your family solves problems the same way and m*der is tradition you are destined to grow up like them.

[@vulkeg]

As soon as he started explaining his family history I was like damn. Maybe it's time for this line to end.

[@Brentswifey]

His son killed someone when he was 12??? I beg your finest pardon?????

[@hellatze]

so that was a lie.

[@I-C-Y-U-N-V]

​@@hellatze Lie or not, he was proud of that statement.

[@VenonatJames]

I read that in Charlotte Dobre's voice.

[@chillfenrir6050]

You know the Mr crabs meme where he's like beg your pardon. That immediately came into my mind 😭🤣

[@sto2779]

What makes us think his son changed? Is he doing life in prison too?

[@nicholasg2965]

Just casually mentions that his kid ended someone at the age of 12 with 0 remorse, could tell right there he wasnt reformed it was an act to get out

[@ArisePass]

Why would he feel remorse over something he did not do to someone he did not know?

[@SecondBestArtMuseum]

“Why would he feel remorse over something he did not do to someone he did not know,” because his SON, the person he raised from birth and should have helped break a cycle of violence instead had a son who killed another person at the age of TWELVE. He raised his son, that’s why he should feel remorse. Instead, he drops this with a casual attitude, the same you would expect to hear from a parent saying their kid dropped out of soccer practice.

[@xman5393]

@@ArisePass yo you're evil lol

[@nicholasg2965]

@@SecondBestArtMuseum I'm glad someone responded to this braindead take before I had to

[@nicholasg2965]

@@ArisePass because it's his kid, the person he taught that it was okay to act this was, so while he's preaching reform he doesn't care that the person he has the most influence on is doing the exact opposite and he doesn't care, its the easiest and best change to make and he doesn't do it, he talks bs and pretends to be a good person

[@megsley]

the whole rogan interview he minimizes and diminishes and hand waves away the crimes he committed - HUGE red flag right there.

[@Name-zd5fq]

Yes

[@mase5995]

Not only his crimes, but he casually waved off the fact that his son unalived someone at only 12 years old.

[@Name-zd5fq]

@@mase5995 That was his biggest flex in jail.

[@billygreenbean7119]

Yup minimizing shows a high likelihood of recidivism. Any cognitive distortion regarding one’s transgressions is a bad sign.

[@Ealsante]

Yeah, none of what he said even in these little snippets shows he had remorse or an understanding of his crimes.

[@AyanokojiKiyotaka5]

"Your honor, I was on a Joe Rogan podcast, therefore I'm innocent."

[@hussain-lt9kh]

​@TheCirticIeDriknerdo you have dementia?

[@hussain-lt9kh]

​@TheCirticIeDriknerdo you have dementia?

[@ForGreatness7]

Do you have dementia?​@@hussain-lt9kh

[@ForGreatness7]

Do you have dementia?​@@hussain-lt9kh

[@ElectricVan123]

@@hussain-lt9khHaha that’s funny

[@connercook3480]

“50 years in prisonnnnaaah” Narrators goofy ah voice killing me

[@FIIDE]

he actually HAS to be verbally challenged. Most jarring voice

[@kristineluvsbows]

Can you guys stfu about his voice lmao. Every video on KZbin has literally been slopped the fuck out, he's one of the few channels that actually creates quality content. His voice is clear and heard so idk why you guys constantly cry about it jesus christ

[@Eggzy-b7f]

Weirdos It's AI

[@MoonLight-q4r]

@@Eggzy-b7f ai doesn’t drag words Genius

[@Thorge007]

@@MoonLight-q4r The narrator is definitely not AI, but AI can 100% drag words...Genius.

[@webster9169]

Joe made a really good point, buddy got out after 25 years thinking he only had to worry about eye witness' not knowing we got movie quality cameras almost everywhere now

[@yourdad8582]

😂😂

[@JasS-hu6cf]

I wonder if Joe Rogan will be investigated over this

[@qthedoggy7898]

@@JasS-hu6cf why in the world would he be investigated

[@JasS-hu6cf]

@@qthedoggy7898 Now it's just come out he endorsed Trump. I wonder if Trump is blackmailing him over this.

[@DashCameraEye]

@@JasS-hu6cfTake your meds

[@L3thalShad0ws7]

"Homie didnt understand new, HD security cameras"😂 Buddy really pulled up in a blonde wig thinking he was slick🤣

[@Mel_Mufasa]

💀💀

[@dive.cats-]

He pulled up in his own fucking jacket

[@smolaether]

Somebody got inspired by Boondocks Saints

[@boltskyline2957]

To be fair, most places in 2024 have unironically worse camera quality than the 1940s

[@nima665]

Maybe he thought he looked better with that!😅

[@mattmurdock5424]

Sheldon doesn’t seem remorseful about what he did, in fact he seems to downplay and justify what he did on the podcast. He blames the victim for violating the rules and he was just making things right.

[@nicolas._.2294]

He likes Shakespeare, but couldn't learn acting with remorse, kinda ironic

[@jffry890]

The fact anyone could be convinced that he got 50 years "just for pistol-whipping someone" is ridiculous. Nevermind that he was a repeat felon committing armed robbery and assault with the deadly weapon, it was the pistol whip that got him unfairly sentenced.

[@grawakendream8980]

that's a good catch. it's subtle for more but to me it's a glaring distinction. he's not really taking responsibility for what he did, so he can harbor this resentment against the system. then he praises himself for turning his life around. the same rationale of him proclaiming his innocence probably. i wonder the circumstances that led to him killing that man; we'll never know. maybe he's just crazy

[@grawakendream8980]

@@jffry890 do you know more details about why he got 50

[@grawakendream8980]

@@jffry890 he was happy to downplay it and push off blame, and the guy who helped him was just as happy to encourage him in that i guess

[@josepalacios2344]

My stepfather was a lawyer (RIP) He always told me that he met a lot of inmates that knew the law better than the people that used to work for him and could handle cases better than them. He thought that it was unfair that devil-minded people could think with no fear or remorse, that was an unfair advantage for a person who works in the judicial system. Those are skills that you can acquire with a no-souled body...

[@angelagrant2943]

This is my ex son in-law. Your dad had much wisdom. God bless.

[@JamaalDaGreatest]

​@angelagrant2943 huh?

[@DownButNotOutYet]

I always marvel at how people can be caught RED HANDED committing a crime and in the same breath say "I'm innocent", amazing.

[@peterfundi6498]

I could explain but my comment would get deleted...

[@VulpesInculta-h2b]

Stuff like "moral obligation" is not one someone's mind after committing a crime. I would argue the same instinct that makes you say that is the same instinct that makes your brain think you're running from death when running from the cops, even if you've just been caught smoking zaza (for legal reasons this is a joke).

[@Huels]

The same people who look up at the starts and the moon and say that the earth is flat.

[@CelabWilliams-gb6rm]

@@peterfundi6498no it wouldnt

[@butterflychild2797]

His immaturity and lack of accountability is astonishing

[@abethebabelincoln7960]

crazy dude was a criminal his whole life and SOMEHOW it’s still the prisons fault that 25 years “changed” him

[@rafox66]

Well it definitely will change you, pretty much always making the person even worse. But that doesn't mean the person wasn't fucked up beforehand.

[@davida730]

So rough to grow up in a situation surrounded by violence. It's the old saying, "hurt people, hurt people". Have to think we as a society could do more.

[@rafox66]

@@Masterxling I never said you had to?

[@abethebabelincoln7960]

@@davida730you can be a better person and break the cycle or stay the same and continue. it’s not prisons fault all it is time to think.

[@boringdude1626]

@@abethebabelincoln7960 If you're in prison for murder you're probably busy being roped into prison politics where you have to fight (essentially for your life.) It's rough.

[@faxslaps5775]

He proved the system was wrong….. for not completing his 50 year sentence.

[@Headxoxote]

This. True.

[@Youngbl33zy]

Nobody ever changes. You are 100% who you are. But you can learn and then act in accordance to the society’s morals that you are in to “fit it” so you are not punished for being you.

[@urmom13st.]

​@@Youngbl33zythen why does forgiveness exist?

[@urmom13st.]

In his case.

[@Djentlemanthall]

@@Youngbl33zypeople can change. Those who are willing. Pessimistic ass mf

[@kevinvassago]

Imagine being arrested in a Tyvek suit and still claiming innocence

[@jessecerasus9621]

😅😅😅

[@twigiee6019]

Sheldon's dad saying that pissed me off. I understand hes likely a changed man but as I see it, hes a massive reason Sheldon's like that

[@cattysplat]

Every criminals' parents: Shocked Pikachu face.

[@supawithdacream5626]

@@cattysplat not every criminal parents are criminals nor did they fail them, after a certain age you understand wrong and right very clearly

[@bubblebass9992]

His father definitely failed him. Having him help him deal drugs at such a young age

[@cosmicbilly]

Average blacktivities unfortunately

[@oobieo]

​@@cosmicbilly that's unfair, that whole family legitimately has anti-social personality disorder

[@valentimpereira4980]

It just goes to show how intellectual growth doesn't mean emotional growth

[@dimitralex1892]

exactly that. most people, even in this comment section dont seem to understand it and they will condemn people who matured emotionally and will free them who master the art of deception

[@herrmanncs]

How can someone that is deaf be a drug dealer lmao ?

[@davidc4408]

Intellectual improvement does not mean ethics

[@joeyboes7771]

exactly

[@Artilectual]

They way he mentions his sons predicament without any regrets or sorrow is all I needed to see. He's never going to give a 💩 about anything.

[@MWPRO1000]

Why do you hang on at the end of the last word of every sentence lmaoooo

[@CoolPandaTheMovieNerd]

Murdaaaaa

[@joelt7029]

Lateaaaaaa

[@itzzzdionec]

I mean he's Aussie 😂

[@itzzzdionec]

Typical Aussie slang or whatever 😂😂😂

[@jointhefun4]

He is Oz Australian

[@Basically.Bricks]

THIS IS WHY I PREFER TO KEEP TO MYSELF AND PLAY WITH LEGOS.

[@Recklesslys]

I play with legos too :P

[@theslidemappers4470]

Same here I really like the speed champions sets

[@baabaabaa-El]

Don't tread on em.. they hurt like fk!!

[@Nutsuplier]

You will become the most successful out of most people nowadays and your stop motions are great 👍

[@Devin_10k]

Haha no joke literally SAME.

[@alexaramachandran7392]

the blonde wig disguise is taking me outt 🤣😭

[@willek1335]

The last time he looked at a security cam was in the 90s, but STILL :'D

[@Rizz_guy]

Can I also take you out on a date alexa?

[@Kat.YT17]

Real😂

[@resplndnt]

he could have chosen a far less obvious wig like if he had a dreadlock wig

[@427max]

@@resplndntAngie blonde made his face stand out way better lol

[@BillHillard]

There is a reason why the phrase, "A leopard never changes its spots" has survived thousands of years. I shake my head and laugh when people talk about how they change. SOME do. The VAST majority do NOT. The best indicator of future behavior, is PAST behavior. If you see ugliness in any way from someone, RUN! Probably a LOT more there.

[@ShimmyShakingIt]

Wise comment 💯 💯💯💯

[@maywalker997]

He was a sociopath who got arrogant after getting used to manipulating and convincing people that he was innocent.

[@SireneKalypso]

Lol that's not what a sociopath is. 😂 Stop using mental illness as buzzwords

[@maywalker997]

@@SireneKalypso Some traits of a sociopath include: 1. Manipulative: Sociopaths may use charm or wit to control others for personal gain. They may also lie to take advantage of others. 2. Aggressive: Sociopaths may be hostile, violent, or threatening to others. They may also have a tendency toward physical violence and fights. 3. Irresponsible: Sociopaths may have difficulty managing responsibilities, such as showing up to work or paying bills. 4. Disregards others: Sociopaths may have a persistent pattern of disregard for others, including ignoring social norms and laws. 5. Lacks empathy: Sociopaths may be unable to put themselves in others' shoes or understand and share their feelings. 6. Reckless: Sociopaths may be reckless about their own safety and the safety of others. 7. Difficulty controlling impulses: Sociopaths may have difficulty controlling their impulses and planning for the future. 8. Blames others: Sociopaths may blame others for problems in their lives. 9. Doesn't learn from mistakes: Sociopaths may not learn from mistakes or punishment. He literally ticks every single box for being a sociopath.

[@proper2979]

usual suspect​@@SireneKalypso

[@KL53986]

​@@SireneKalypso Whats so funny? I have Asperger and people look at me like in criminal for some reason just because i cant understand certain things

[@SireneKalypso]

@@KL53986 Aspergers does not exist as a diagnosis anymore. You'd be classified as Autism (Level 1 - 3 ).

[@galexeqe]

2:15 He didn't get a 50yr prison sentence because those were the first crimes he committed, he got it because he already *HAD* a long criminal record and already spent time in prison This sentence was down to the fact that he was a career criminal from the age of 12, so 50years was not unfair

[@afterthought3341]

50 years is a long time for most crimes. Life sentence over here is 25 years. Weird how that Charlottesville driver who killed that fat chick got 426 years, where's the innocence project?

[@Leon-mn8eo]

@@afterthought3341 the idea is that the longer he is in there, the longer nobody else has to get hurt. and while i would agree that some people who really can reform get screwed over. its people like this that make the system that way because now that judge will never consider having a second thought when he has that feeling. if this guy had spent 50 years in prison, the man who really did turn his life around would still be alive with his family. and OP is right. a track record is a track record. its a sign that some people just cannot learn. and when shit escalates the way it does from petty crimes to armed robbery where people are now getting injured, you can only think that this mf will just keep on pushing his luck until someone dies. those judges are judges for a reason. because their judgement could mean the difference between rehabilitation or just releasing a monster out into the world where someone will lose their life over it. its better to be safe than sorry. so if you dont wanna get screwed by the system then dont end up in it. keep to yourself. do shit the right way and if you ever find yourself losing years of your life for something you dont think is fair. you now know the risks.

[@TheWhisperingPenis]

Also I looked into his case. He threatened a woman with a gun and beat the boyfriend with the butt end of his pistol. Then held the gun to her head while they robbed her. The guy on Joe Rogan advocating for these people is using kid gloves and not telling the full picture. There was DNA evidence all over the gun, fitting both him and the blood of the guy he hit, along with both of their testimonies. It was a pretty disgusting interview after you learn the facts of the case, his past history, and his current case is no shock. The issue was the people vouching for this scumbag were downplaying his crimes the entire interview. The only thing they admitted was he was guilty, but downplayed what he was guilty of. It was barely a talking point actually. Joes gotta stop having these people on, they are making money off infantilizing evil.

[@KunoichiL3e]

@@afterthought3341 look at you insulting a victim beacuse you want to what? prove a point about sticking up for muderers and career criminals? "the driver who killed that fat chick" youre a wonderful piece of work

[@prizrak-br3332]

@@afterthought3341 Prison has nothing to do with rehab, they exited for as long as society existed to punish and keep people like this where they can't harm the society. This idea of rehabing prisioners is a novelty from the last century and it's pipedream.

[@NightDog246]

5:55 that's scary how ironically true his words were. He said that life can change quickly, and a few days later he dismembers somebody. The human mind can be terrifying

[@i_am_Muslim2]

I feel bad for psychologists

[@Auntjemmima]

Funny being the only respectable person in your family is a former slave.. sad sad

[@gr8dy]

"38 days lataaaaaaaaaaa, he was charged with murrrrdddaaaaaaaaaa"

[@Zxnightmare898]

“I turned my life around.” 38 days later: Then he did a complete 360.

[@amacore7]

180*

[@ChucksSEADnDEAD]

​@@amacore7 360 means he's back at the starting direction. A 180 means turning back to his old ways.

[@buddycider3670]

360? So he was facing the correct direction then spun one full circle to face again the correct direction? Is this like those regards that said for the Xbox 360 it was called that because they would “put it down, do a 360 and walk away”? How are people so dumb they don’t know the degrees of a simple circle??

[@dr.platinum2336]

​@@amacore7nah he right its a 360 lol he was guilty so him saying he turned his life around just to do the same thing is actually a 360

[@SwampyThingy]

180... a 360 puts you in the same position

[@joeboggio4002]

"Buzzfeed advocated for his release..." 😂 Buzzfeed...oh Lord...

[@misterconwaytitty]

Right! That alone tells you everything you need to know

[@Shiestey]

Just another classic buzz feed L. That’s what happens when a bunch of college kids with no real life experience weaponize a tabloid to sway public opinion.

[@charlesfreenason1]

@@joeboggio4002 if he was white buzzfeed would advocate to keep him locked up forever

[@beansdestroyer]

white women will never stop simping for black criminals

[@Bidenmytime]

These people are always quiet when they are wrong.

[@prakamyasiddhbalot4218]

4:52 Well, Sheldon, you fell in the 8%.

[@Stealth55555]

@TheCirticIeDrikner lmao 3 times more dislikes than likes on that garbage link....

[@MyRegardsToTheDodo]

@@Stealth55555 What do you expect? He's even faking a more well-known username to get in a few votes.

[@DarkSymphony777]

​@@Stealth55555 ignore the bot

[@JDLupus]

That'd be a great zinger if it weren't for the fact that being 92% less likely to return to prison than an alternative group doesn't put someone mean it's an 8% chance that they do.

[@weswolverine]

or the 13%

[@Veronicavalyavov]

“38 days lataaaarrh”

[@harambe894]

Why is he peonouncing it that way all the time fucking hell.

[@7Dexcent]

the effects of being delusional

[@sssssssndrx]

Makes sense

[@sssssssndrx]

Something like that

[@Nathan-jh1ho]

He's not delusional, just has zero acceptance of responsibility. He talks about himself passively, as if everything he did just things that happened

[@flyagaric007]

this is not delusion, he knows exactly what he's doing. People who upvoted you are delusional.

[@hozhipx]

What u mean by delusional? he did turned this life around and get ahead

[@Ars-Nova258]

Prisoner: *Reads Shakespeare and writes articulately* Media: REFORMED!!! Free him right now!

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

Make him the president of the United States!

[@tikimillie]

*takes notes*

[@GrapeCheez2]

Look up Johann "Jack" Unterweger. Has happened before. Crazy story. Killer was a good writer, people advocated to free him, he was released & ended up a serial killer.

[@JonnyBeetle]

@@GrapeCheez2 Or that dude that killed a mother and her baby while illegal racing on the street and people said he was to pretty for prison

[@beansdestroyer]

white women will never stop simping for black criminals

[@harrynutts8856]

“This is how fast your life can change from one simple mistake” *cuts to Caesar Palace Online Casino ad*

[@Hakzodbwnzo]

True.

[@Alchemied88]

Lol 😂nutt

[@ko-rp7ge]

That's dope

[@passivecalamityjr]

You just described the ad timing to a T

[@ChlorineJug]

>Speaks about wrongful conviction >Proceeds to get rightfully convicted

[@lean.2366]

That's one way to fix a mistake

[@douggiles7647]

Nah he was guilty of the first crimes too so he never had a wrongful conviction, that's just the type of people the guy usually brought on JRE, he very clearly said Sheldon was guilty but thought 50 years was excessive for AR. For whatever reason he made an exception for this dude and we can see how that turned out.

[@lateformyownbirth]

People really need to learn that part of sentencing is determining how much of a threat the individual is to the public. Treating it as though it’s just about reformation or just about punishment ignores the very useful effect of keeping dangerous people away from others.

[@willek1335]

100%. We must remember what a prison was designed to do, before we burden it with things it additional loads. It's like overburdening a bridge with extra mass, and getting frustrated that the bridge falls down.

[@IL_Bgentyl]

The American system does nothing for reform. Compare Americas prison system to actually reform other countries offer.

[@cloudyskyz2237]

@@willek1335looking at the US prison systems, that’s all bs US goal is to put as many black people as they can in prisons (that’s actually why the war on drugs was started). They don’t give a damn about overcrowding they just want slavery back. Edit: if you’re wondering, the 13th amendment has a clause which permits slavery if they’re prisoners

[@armandogomez2677]

@@willek1335we do this issue is somewhere along the way mental health facilities got shut down so now people that belong there are in jail or roaming the streets.

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

and the fact giving the wrong people a second chance is wrong and dangerous and the fact even if you think someone can be redeemed never means they will take it as your just seeing a yourself in someone else

[@MajieB]

Sheldon: I have changed! Sheldon: Bazinga!

[@bdn4306]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Yahwehisall]

Oh how I was searching for a BBT nerd like me! 🤣✌️

[@dillonobrien8793]

He claims that the prison system is failing people, but he went in and by his own admission became a better person. Regardless of what happened afterwards it actually proves that the judge was right in giving him that sentence.

[@grawakendream8980]

i'd like to know more details about the original two robbery cases, that landed him 50 years

[@dillonobrien8793]

@@grawakendream8980 I listened to the podcast when it first came out, he held a guy and his girlfriend at gunpoint and robbed them for their money, when he refused he hit him over the head with his gun. Guy was a menace and would have stayed a menace to society was he left on the streets.

[@allforbreezy5755]

@@dillonobrien8793it is an unjust amount of time, whether you think so or not. Compared to most, even repeat offenders, it was very harsh.

[@queenofnyc5584]

@@allforbreezy5755no it’s not. In other countries it worse than this America is too soft when it comes to criminals.

[@allforbreezy5755]

@@queenofnyc5584 or maybe we should actually reform people rather than put them with a lot of like minded people, think smarter🤦‍♂️

[@pedrocols]

It always cracks me up when they say "Model Inmate" ...lol

[@JoeBro-f5y]

“martin luther king jr towers” was all i needed to hear😂

[@theeclectic2919]

Marfa Loofah Kling, man! He's everywhere!

[@dalh__00]

Was looking for this comment 💀💀💀

[@M1sterBruh]

yeah, second I heard that I was like “yep that explains it”

[@Cayonce]

@@theeclectic2919you sun dodgers don’t quit!

[@myak37]

Wel well well

[@Imsojin]

"Martin Luther king towers" anything name like this is always a bad neighborhood

[@austins.2495]

Yep. Going off life experience, not preconceived notion.

[@wolfheadedconjuror]

Thats what institutionalised racism and explotation leads to

[@hq1082]

This, schools, streets, you name it.

[@cattysplat]

Might as well be named "I'm a victim, why try harder?"

[@jimhalpert0]

As Michael Scott said: “Streets named after Martin Luther King tend to be more violent”

[@warshallwathers7971]

That lawyer yapping about how much Sheldon was unjustifiably convicted but to then commit a horrific crime months later is pure irony 😭.. Sheldon should have never been freed.

[@Astartes-g9h]

These innocence fraud guys believe anything a criminal tells them.

[@diealoneceo]

I think he said over punished not unjustifiably convicted. In the intro clip he says he’s guilty

[@JL2670yo]

Brother there is no way to predict he would do this, you're saying it in hindsight. 25 years remains an insane amount of time for a robbery where the worst injury was 2 stitches

[@Speakout555]

​@JL2670yo 2 stitches and a life time of fear and looking over your head.

[@l0sts0ul89]

​@@JL2670yo pretty sure they mentioned how he was racking up chargers do it wasn't just a robbery, also the fact that someone that his victim has sitches isnt just robbery.

[@charlesh817]

You can see in his interview a disturbance. Even when he mentions he is in the sky now claiming to be happy but his face still shows a hidden anger. I'm no psychologist but you can tell

[@protoman1214]

A couple of other channels did good breakdowns of the interview. The way he downplays his actions is very telling. At one point he said "no one touched the guy"... and shortly after, he literally admits they assaulted the guy.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Society rewards 'em, though! 💪😎✌️ That's the key takeaway here; if you're a hardcore crim crim, you'll get fame, fortune, attention, videos, popularity, etc. I mean, people LOVE talking about criminals, but they'll avoid discussing (or reading) books, for example. It's just how society rolls, baby! The Diddys are yer DADDY. 🔥😈🔥

[@adomniapericula]

@@Novastar.SaberCombat Have you ever seen the movie ''Natural Born Killers'' (1994). That movie is precisely about what you said in your comment.

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

@@adomniapericula I remember hearing about it. At the time, it was pretty controversial since Woody Harrelson was most known for "Cheers", and I don't think Juliette Lewis was well-known at all ATM. I never saw it, but clearly--as noted--the film was successful and promoted people's careers. V10l3π¢€ is popular. It's why everyone ADORES "The Godfather", "The Sopranos", "Breaking Bad", and other shows about people who unalive everyone in their way. 🙄 That's just how society rolls: be rich, and be v10lent (if you want to win).

[@Achel1]

even salt can be made to look like sugar

[@sssssssndrx]

Wow okay

[@sssssssndrx]

Mostly yesb

[@BABABOOEY69]

Wait hold on, is this kinda fire?

[@stephenp4644]

Bars

[@Alloic]

Ayo, holon, let him cook

[@caffeinatedbroccoli]

That's just so unfortunate , I really feel for the guy that brought him on the show. Life sucks, it will happen so many times that you'll meet someone who you think is good person who is trying their best to do better , to just then be gravely disappointed and disgusted with the fact that you thought they were different and you had no clue how evil they really are.

[@ihackedurgf]

Yeah Josh is genuinely a good person

[@MarcIverson]

Happens a lot. There are a lot of bad things in the spirit of even good people.

[@Youngbl33zy]

Nobody ever changes. You are 100% who you are. But you can learn and then act in accordance to the society’s morals that you are in to “fit it” so you are not punished for being you.

[@hmuniz002]

Nah he's been wrong several times I don't trust this man's judgment on anyone

[@guitaristut]

women ☕

[@robertmclean3612]

The way he changed his voice between 2 podcasts say it all

[@fichboy99]

Sociopathy Traits - Lack of empathy for others. - Impulsive behavior. - Attempting to control others with threats or aggression. - Using intelligence, charm, or charisma to manipulate others. - Not learning from mistakes or punishment. - Lying for personal gain. - Showing a tendency toward physical violence and fights.

[@brydenmorton4634]

Don't forget "wearing a blonde wig while trying to be incognito"...

[@clivemathieu9386]

And get sucked off by a horse

[@gmaan7004]

Yeah, but that’s like everyone lol

[@snowmonkey1]

@@gmaan7004correct, it’s a spectrum

[@Truthseeker-cv2mvp]

That sounds like 99% of ppl....

[@awquinlaful]

Robbing people is awful. Putting someone in fear for their life because you feel entitled to their things 100% deserves 50 years.

[@Stealth55555]

"but he only got two stitches!!!" - someone who never belonged free on the street.

[@mynameisjeff9124]

No, it does not deserve 50 years.

[@Ken-j2u]

​@@mynameisjeff9124so white parents of school shooters should be released and paid off illegal convicted? Driving with a suspended license should be equal to jaywalking? A joint shouldt get you 5 years? Sit down kid

[@lllemons]

​@mynameisjeff9124 what if the person pistol whipped was a close female relative. I'd want that guy locked up for atleast 30

[@Ken-j2u]

@@lllemons remember that female that was whipped by a dude that was slightly bigger, who overdosed on fentanyl? More was burned because of the overdose than there was burned over his involvement with his pistol, whipping women.

[@jessejames6157]

0:07 38 days latuhhhhhhhh he was charged with murrrrrdaaaaaauuuuuhhhhh

[@ryanlindback9393]

Dude needs to fix his speech

[@octobersvobear2450]

@@ryanlindback9393I like it. It adds more mystery to it

[@benjones8405]

Came here to say the exact same thing 🤣 glad someone else picked up on it 😂

[@alextrifu3377]

=))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

[@Jaiven1]

@@octobersvobear2450 it sounds ugly, like a white girl voice lmao

[@AznVi3tx]

He really thought we were still watching 360p videos 😂 the wig got me

[@Cigaretteboat6251]

"Compassion for criminals is cruelty to their victims"

[@JustsomeSteve]

No, that is stupid. You need to evaluate each case on an individual level, and it should never be evaluated on revenge and feelings. Feelings of revenge are for private citizens, not for the state!

[@Cigaretteboat6251]

@JustsomeSteve Bro most of the big cities release people on bail and vîolent crime has skyrocketed. It's also not about revenge but holding the state accountable to adequately prosecute criminals and try to (relatively) keep citizens safe.

[@GypsyQueen318]

Who said that?

[@vasvas8914]

@@JustsomeSteve yet its ok for state to let go a convicted criminal because of minor discrepancies in the case procedure. You tell me thats less fucking stupid?

[@rooroo8767]

@@JustsomeSteveit’s not stupid. That true justice. We are too damned soft on criminals. I don’t care what their childhood is like. I don’t care about their sob stories. I care about their victims.

[@johnsalvatore97]

"charged with muhdaaaaahhhhhhhhhh."

[@dianalevy5999]

Befouuhhh

[@Josip110]

​@@dianalevy5999 shut up

[@tillwilke991]

mf only does it to get more comments wondering what tf is wrong with him xD

[@Grassisgreenbean]

@@tillwilke991it makes it really hard to listen to tho 🙃

[@ehermenet]

All the office fans knows what’s up

[@LarsOlsen-nd2eu]

If Buzzfeed advocates for your release the judge should DOUBLE your time…

[@weswolverine]

fax, same with young turks

[@KL53986]

Buzzfeed fell off, they are more than joke

[@beansdestroyer]

white women will never stop simping for black criminals

[@NickyBlue99]

💯

[@retrodripsupport7510]

@@KL53986 its not offline yet. Not satisfied until they have 0 employees and the domain goes offline

[@binary964]

damn it RUNS runs in the family

[@Vippy-y6t]

Kinda sick

[@zoro2Real]

bad parenting tbh

[@1dingerr]

Bad gene pool.

[@richcast66]

It runs and does LAPS in the family. A baton pass of crime

[@Theniceguyy]

Its called generational curses only Jesus can save someone this deep in it. But it looks like this man was to prideful for that. Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. 2 Corinthians 5:17

[@JakeTheMan784]

Guess he should’ve gotten a harsher sentence

[@basketballaddict4300]

Sounds like he needed more than 25 years

[@Anastasia-b6z]

No! System abused him

[@basketballaddict4300]

@@Anastasia-b6zsure the system sucks, but that doesn’t change the facts

[@37Kilo2]

Or, perhaps, prison made him worse. Unfortunately, the prison system is about punishing people, not rehabilitating them. 🤷‍♂️

[@Coffee17990]

​@@Anastasia-b6z no he made his own decisions and has to pay for them

[@basketballaddict4300]

@@37Kilo2 it’s possible. I agree that America needs to focus on reforming prisoners for sure. Other countries have done a lot better than us when it comes to reforming inmates, although we have a very violent population to start with.

[@madisonrose42019]

8:34 im really glad joe spoke about how sheldon’s long incarnation could have contributed to the lapse in behavior that resulted in the murder. my sisters father served 15yrs for armed robbery and reminds me so much of sheldon. when he got released in the early 2010s, he was also on what we all thought was a path to change and betterment. except a couple months after his release, he was found beating his wife, took local police on a chase, which all ended with him firing a gun in the air and laying it down in front of officers. he had gotten so used to being incarcerated that he couldn’t handle it out here and purposely committed crimes to go back. institutionalization doesn’t make these horrible crimes valid or okay, but it does offer an explanation on why these seemingly “redeemed” individuals can flip so dramatically.

[@DunkSkunk]

Incarceration

[@williamdouglass777]

this should be top comment

[@igorkarcz2174]

Your sisters father? So your father?

[@madisonrose42019]

@ same mom, different dads. we’re half sisters.

[@FullPlatinum]

​@@madisonrose42019why you have "🐱" anatomy picture on the back of your door😂?

[@3DCommando]

Being the only Joe Rogan guest that has decapitated a person is a strange flex

[@trentforrester4414]

That pic of him in a blonde wig tho 😂 just pictured him putting it on thinking "they will never catch me"

[@jimhalpert0]

As Michael Scott said: “Streets named after MLK tend to be more violent.” I guess the same goes for buildings.

[@diamondsbloodydiamonds]

There are gangs in nyc, chicago, atlanta, and probably more cities that operate on a street or in a building named after him. He's rolling in his grave at what we did with all the progress the Civil Rights movement made

[@yuka-gb4ij]

Lol mlk dr and rosa parks blvd is the most violent open air drug market in new jersey

[@MrJames1034]

​@@diamondsbloodydiamonds yeah it's almost like the street were safer when there was segregation

[@remixmainn5107]

“Hommie didn’t understand new HD cameras” 😂

[@Kavalleri-px5ji]

Well yeah? he sat 25 years, of course he wouldn't understand nowadays society in the way we do.

[@RobertMartinez-t3z]

@@Kavalleri-px5jibruh ain’t no way they ain’t know about Hd cameras… you see the shid they be doing in prisons He’s just fucking dumb

[@rieldebonk1044]

@@Kavalleri-px5ji They tell you things.

[@Kavalleri-px5ji]

@@rieldebonk1044 what do you mean? Im sure the are aware of the society outside and the developments. But not everything. A lot has happend since 25 years back, its impossible to keep being updated.

[@GrumpyWolfTech]

This really blows my mind, I was locked up for 4 years in my late teens/early 20s. I never wanted to go back to prison. For the last 20 years I have stayed out of trouble with the law and have lived a straight life ever since. I just can't grasp doing 25 years in prison, getting out and going right back.

[@gmailalt6928]

You must have done something truly terrible to get four years at that age, care to tell everyone who liked your comment?

[@williamwatkins6422]

Because you have a functional normal brain

[@muskymeiNSFW]

Pretty sure after a long time you dont wanna get out of prison, Larry Lawton explains that pretty well.

[@Ishizu09]

Probably because after 25 years you have been acustomed to the prison life. And going out you are faced with a completely different kind of life. So going back to what you know instead of getting used to the new life, seems like a very real choice. Just do a crime and get locked up again.

[@Rashadjameson]

From living in NYC and being to rikers .. I think people just become less afraid of being in jail once accustomed and then living next to dumb idiotic fucks where being a criminal is highly rewarded in far as really living in prison life .. people just don't mind going back ... Me personally I'd rather be a free man ...he must've thought he was too smart not to get caught this time around like a lot of dudes who sell drugs come out sell drugs and repeat...

[@mheung910]

That's why education never changes an inmate. It just makes them smarter.

[@Rikoyasha15]

To be so angry you'd not only kill a childhood friend trying to help you get back on your feet but dismembered them too. He didnt change AT ALL coudnt be free for 2 months and thats how he treats a childhood friend helping him. I cant imagine what he'd do to a stranger

[@blueprintbanks6388]

Sunny is the only man that will keep me attached to a documentary like this.

[@Claxxiq]

“ 2 thousand twenty fouuuuurrrrr” 3 seconds in and i can’t do it 😂

[@GeekedOutNeckbeard]

For the average man going to prison for 25yrs would potentially have this effect, Sheldon had a history is violence and has possibly killed quite a few people before so this wasn’t anything that prison did to him. He was in prison before cameras were as good as they are now and before they were more widespread throughout cities and apartments. He was way too ready for the dismembering and concrete. Huge potential that there’s multiple missing people buried from Sheldon .

[@DealwithitHand]

this is what happens when you give a murderer an ego

[@killertruth186]

The fact he was trying to hide the body in pieces shows how remorseful he really is.

[@ashokjoseph6990]

It’s crazy how he was able to convince himself and the world that he changed. Honestly terrifying.

[@vadym8713]

but this is a whole point of serving a term in prison

[@Joshc11]

4:15 AM February 1st 2025 i have discovered this video and this is my first time hearing all this 🤯 crazy

[@clownnipz71]

Lol same

[@GreasyNeilTyson]

Not being able to "acclimate" after an "insane" amount of time inside means you might have difficulty knowing how an ATM works, or even a computer, or how the work place has changed. It doesn’t mean you’re excused for off’ing someone and chopping them up..

[@heatherbrenner8275]

I saw an episode of lock up where a guy got released after a very long sentence. I don't remember exactly how long he was in there but they showed him going to the store after he got out and he got a can of easy cheese and he couldn't figure out how to work it. That was something I never really thought about before that, how different the world would be if you were removed from it for an extended period of time and then thrown back into it. I don't really feel sorry for the guy, I kind of see it as part of what it means to be punished in that way, but still..

[@Alvin-wx2ep]

7:25 im innocent dont worry about this hasmat suit😅

[@Shariffsmokeleaf]

😂

[@Biscuitdough]

Kewl bowl buh sore Cool bow ba soar Kool bo ba sorr

[@mark9237]

Wrong timestamp dumbass

[@AndrewSmith-fj8jj]

😂😂

[@retrospect4549]

LOL😂

[@manifestyourlife6]

Joe Rogan: "Jamie, pull up guests we'll never have back on." 😳😳

[@dakota481]

Is anybody really shocked..!?!? I mean really..... Just look at the statistics for goodness sake

[@veryfrostyjack3067]

who would've thought 25 years in a brick box DOESN'T fix you.

[@Finnathegod]

0:10 murdaaaaahhh 🤣

[@Vnlly]

The way he speaks is so pathetic over the whole video. Couldn’t listen to this shit

[@bubblehead67]

😂😂

[@bananamanx7910]

Episodeeeea, lifeaaaa can't really take this guy seriously 😂

[@GabiruM]

this is so fucking annoying...

[@ben_mac8670]

@@GabiruM it seems an ok channel apart from his fucking voice

[@CHARIF_Omar]

Charged with murdAAAAH

[@ThcBanaman]

JailAAAAH, educationAHH, ladaAAAH

[@cmfrtblynmb02]

@@ThcBanaman FoAAAH, LawyAAAAH

[@peterstevens8527]

Ya wtf is up with that accent.. unlistenable

[@KcYoh]

xD

[@lurkoasis9620]

It's so hard to listen to lmao

[@OlivatorXL]

Bros acting like being on Joe Rogan makes you immune to committing crimes

[@alluplays504]

The topic is not that

[@jamespaul6315]

@@OlivatorXL more likely to lol

[@icypenguinparty]

Was gonna say the same but the fact that the show was about how he didn’t deserve the sentence he had previously does make it a really interesting topic.

[@PunkrockNoir-ss2pq]

Another anti-Joe grifter

[@lordfarquar9215]

No sunnys saying "this guy had enough willpower and/or connections to be on the biggest podcast on the planet. And look what he did to screw that up."

[@jamesspent7101]

Evil will always try to overpower good. What a sad world we live in.

[@luc___5335]

Quit that 'ahh' after every word.. "two thousand twenty fouuuuaaahhh", "38 days latahhhhh", "arrested for Murdaaaaahh"

[@THEebtmaster]

Thought i was going insane

[@Hhhhh12864]

Ngl I think this guy is zesty. No shame but the way he speaks is driving me nuts but the editing is interesting hence why I stay.

[@ZulkSOD]

I can't unhear it now lol

[@luc___5335]

@@ZulkSOD how did you not notice it in the first place?😂 It drived me nuts

[@McNab1986]

He drags the end of every word at the end of a sentence, the accent just makes the ahhhh's more obvious. Probably something he's read as advice somewhere about how to narrate videos

[@truthhurts2879]

What's so egregious about the "innocence" project, is the fact that had they not got involved in a deceptive media campaign to win an early release for the criminal, the murder victim would still be alive today.....

[@allanshpeley4284]

That's not egregious about the Innocence Project, but it's certainly a mistake they made. They have done far more good on balance.

[@j.obrien4990]

My electrician is an ex-con who has been out for about 20 years. These days I'd say he's completely rehabilitated, but he has told me that when he was initially released he was very uncomfortable being out of prison and took him time to really get his feet on the ground and to learn to live outside of prison. One of his apprentices was recently released, but he was struggling too. It's common.

[@Funner19]

"These walls are funny. First you hate them, then you get used to them. Enough time passes, you get so you depend on them. That's institutionalized." - Morgan Freeman in Shawshank Redemption.

[@FafthriechRalofson]

Yeah I guess he had to murder a guy because he just couldn't figure out the whole life outside of prison thing lol

[@HKim0072]

Real opportunities to change the prison system for low level offenders with farming skills, cooking skills, pet programs etc. Gotta keep people connected. Some people are unredeemable and others rehab is unrealistic without a huge money investment which is impossible.

[@ajcliipz]

Nice editing bro. Great video

[@Caydog01]

*Commits two different armed robberies* *Gets sent to prison* Surprised Pikachu

[@LuqmanHakim-xi9qz]

I remember when the Joe Rogan's episode/clip came out, there's a comment on the same day that actually called the guy out. I don't remember the exact comment but it's something about how a man who's truly regret for what he did wouldn't say what he said in the podcast.

[@CuteAdorableMan]

That podcast episode aged like fine milk

[@godschild8756]

This is not a gangster, this is a psychopath that happens to be in a gang.

[@DavonsMedia]

It’s crazy because he seems like he’s very smart and can articulate great conversation… Makes you think who’s really using their intelligence for manipulation.

[@willek1335]

Yeah. I've heard experts in the field, seasoned professors who study these cases for decades, still get fooled in person all the time. It's only when they rewatch the cam that they notice the manipulation. It's a humbling experience, as I'm not as capable of reading others as I thought I was.

[@CommanderOfMicroplastics.]

“I really believed I was gonna die in prison.” Well, you’re not wrong buddy

[@OkieDokle]

They said that

[@cronix1314]

yeah buddy lighweight

[@UwUzi-owo]

That's nonsense Joe Rogan said about the prison system doing that to him. No actually. He went to prison for some extra heinous shit. He was like that before prison. Just because you want to save face for bringing on an "expert" does not make it look any less bad. Perhaps even more so.

[@GrapeCheez2]

Yes he was already evil but prison can make someone worse.

[@cattysplat]

Bleeding hearts don't understand that prison and law enforcement exists for a reason. To protect the innocent and society from violence. Violent criminals are not people you can reason with, they are slaves to their violent emotions.

[@stretch___]

He's always been a fence sitter that talks out both sides of his mouth. Never understood the fascination with him.

[@Galworld761]

@@cattysplatunless you give EVERYONE a life sentence, prison has to be able to rehabilitate. Otherwise, you will just have a civilization of prisons. The problem is we can’t discern who can rehabilitated, who can’t and who was railroaded. When we let out non- violent offenders, they are not equipped for outside life and offend again. This guy is a psychopath and good actor. There really needed to be some deep psychological evaluation before cutting his sentence in half. Secondly, there is a case in the Supreme Court that ruled in favor of a police force in Texas. They were sued and their defense was that it is not really their job to protect and serve but to catch offenders so failing to stop a crime in progress does not make them liable. Catching someone after you’ve been shot isn’t that useful to me. I want crime prevented and obviously prison is not a deterrent.

[@Kjhgfd123]

Some people just can't change no matter what. Freaks will be freaks.

[@GDgalaxy-gdg]

Sheldon: I'll turn my life around *38 days later* :

[@asherhack]

Reminds me of that one hitchhiker with the hatchet.

[@00shivani]

Yess kai or something

[@Israfel36]

I remember that. He claimed self-defense on the first guy, got off then killed another guy almost the same exact way, if I'm remembering correctly

[@fkUTube449]

​​​@TheCirticIeDrikner Don't click the link this guy is posting, could be a cookie logger, either way there is no "part 2", its spam.

[@explodingtomahawks7589]

@@fkUTube449 I reported the comment.

[@RespecTimeSkills]

Smash!

[@IshowSongNames]

5:47 It's so sad that he's already aware of the consequences of making one "small" mistake. A month and 8 days later, he proceeds to make that mistake rather than turn his life around..

[@harrislam]

That's because he didn't know the consequences of making one BIG mistake.

[@olekanuriel9359]

small mistake?? you must be talking about the 'small' pieces he chopped the body into.

[@skipyoder9191]

So because the guys name was "Small" it's a small thing??? Murder is not normally referred to as a Little thing!!!

[@OrcBaneScape]

“Simple”… oof! Not simple at all. Ouch.

[@randymarsh9488]

Some people never change

[@BigTerpz]

Beating a life sentence to going on jre to beheading your opp in the span of a few months had to have been a wild fuckin ride lol