If The Scooby-Doo Show Villains Were Charged For Their Crimes

[@mayac69]

Locking the gang in the freezer should have been attempted murder. Those things are deadly.

[@ripdalt]

that's fair honestly, like, how were they really gonna get out?

[@timothylyons1529]

@@ripdalt let shaggy and scooby just run straight through it after all it is cartoon

[@Scoobyfan6978]

​@@timothylyons1529 no u Scooby Doo is real life

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@ripdalt 16:27: You didn’t say the full title, that’s bad luck.

[@martschingmadness8918]

Not as deadly as a Walmart oven apparently though 👀

[@flaming_water8603]

I would say that trying to frame someone as a witch in an area that still holds witch trials should count as attempted murder due to the famous punishments for being a witch

[@ripdalt]

you make a fair point with that honestly lmao

[@michaelcreech8957]

Where do they still charge/execute people for witchcraft?

[@flaming_water8603]

@@michaelcreech8957 idk, but also idk anywhere people are still doing witch hunts

[@Rwarasaurus-2001Kitten]

I really apriciate the fact that you calculate their charges based on where they take place really great detail

[@ripdalt]

thank you very much! :) i think it's really fun to learn the laws of other countries

[@ThatGuyfromBrazil]

08:55 Well he DID go to prison, but then he tried to escape, and then he brought a bunch of suits to life to try and kill the gang, it was a mess.

[@ripdalt]

most normal mystery gang activity

[@demonteprice5870]

They would've never gotten away w/ it, regardless of those meddling kids.

[@ripdalt]

they sure tried it though!

[@nomelitoarquillano7454]

the electric ghost gets illegal weapon manufacturing since it's a type of combat suit

[@ripdalt]

oooo good one!

[@mysteriousfletcher9838]

13:30 I agree because in the USA police actually need a search warrant to enter a persons tent (as long as the tent is located in a legal spot) as it is seen as their property/home.

[@ripdalt]

oooh good point! however this episode was in turkiye (but maybe the same?)

[@tkdarkheart]

You could make an argument for attempted murder with bricking up an entryway to a space with a resident when there are no other known exits and no obvious sources of ventilation since the brick and mortar could create an air tight seal that leads to suffocation.

[@ripdalt]

i actually agree, there's an episode in one of the newer series where they almost suffocate and acknowledge that

[@tkdarkheart]

@ oh cool, I didn’t know that!

[@crazedcatlady867]

Cask of amontillado anyone?

[@itsybitsybosmer]

I feel like the townspeople of Salem deserve to be charged with kidnapping, assault, and animal abuse/cruelty for what they did to Scooby and Shaggy. Not to mention menacing for driving Arlene to flee for her life.

[@ripdalt]

honestly yeah, they were insane for that

[@skrtskrt8094]

An ad-read? YOU'RE MOVING UP IN THE WORLD!!!

[@ripdalt]

it's very cool :)

[@redbayly]

I would also argue that the Tar Monster would face charges for damage/misuse of an archaeological site, as well as using his position on the excavation team to commit theft of artifacts, and would probably face an inquest from UNESCO and the Turkish Committee on Conservation of Cultural Assets. Also, the Viking ghosts would probably face similar charges if that's an actual Viking burial ground they're using for their operation. In addition to that, they would also face charges for health and safety violations in regards to the uranium mining, to say nothing of the fact that they were running a uranium mining operation on what I would assume is federal land (which, while not necessarily illegal, requires them to make a claim and obtain a mining license and a permit, as well as to follow safe mining regulations).

[@ripdalt]

some great points here! i feel like a lot of these villains would have some hefty fines and a lot of questions to answer from various groups. also your profile pic looks like daphne, which is, of course, a slay

[@romulusnuma116]

Maybe one day you should do the crimes of the scooby gang? Lots of trespassing

[@ripdalt]

trespassing x 100000

[@l0sts0ul89]

Are they trespassing theyre always asked to help.

[@girlbuu9403]

Fred got a few attempted murders with his various traps too I am sorry. Honestly, it'd be funny if one of them ended up being the first death penalty.

[@thegameknight8916]

Considering that their rogues gallery has tried to _kill_ them on multiple occasions, the more outlandish traps are *_more_* justified.

[@girlbuu9403]

@@thegameknight8916 Most of them could be considered a form of self defense, but sometimes it is just an old man trying to to scare them and they have him falling down a flight of stairs.

[@funnyclown2514]

In Vampire Bats And Scaredy Pants Lisa could've died from lack of oxygen being trapped in a coffin and yes even though she wasn't locked in she was being hypnotized to sleep in the coffin and they clearly don't design coffins with airholes in mind. Considering how some of the other villains have attempted murder it wouldn't surprise me if Uncle Leon tried to get her legal guardian out of the picture to keep the inheritance to the hotel but then again I'm probably overthinking it.

[@ripdalt]

i feel like you could argue something similar for each case, but then it's very much ifs and thens

[@funnyclown2514]

@@ripdalt Fair enough.

[@chrisriley2321]

Wow! Our neighbors take holding someone against their will way more seriously than we do! 45 years in Mexico Life in Canada

[@ripdalt]

right? super surprising to see, but good for them!

[@SariahCupp-lx3xd]

Here is some of the ideas that I have that you should do in the future! - If you can sort out your favorite horror movie characters to Scooby doo characters, what will it be?, even they are genderswap - Best Final Boys - The Conjuring series (Part 1 to 3) - Insidious - Top 10 or 5 favorite horror movies

[@ripdalt]

oooooh some good ideas! (and some that i've had planned!)

[@TheDeffeffe]

14:59 max imprisonment time in Brazil is 40 years, so they got those 11 extra years easy! great vid!

[@ripdalt]

that's what i get for trusting the internet :o

[@LittleMiika]

And back at the time this episode was released the max time was only 30 years, almost half of what he should be staying behind bars

[@chomperboy7092]

This is a great video, a bit at the end that lists them from least to most years would be the cherry on top

[@ripdalt]

oooo good idea!

[@ripdalt]

hello everyone! i hope you enjoyed this edition of the legal analysis :)

[@RosiePosie-el3lj]

8:32 *That's* what the antagonist from the second live action movie was locked away for?! My entire understanding of that movie has shifted, I'm now convinced he's the protagonist.

[@ripdalt]

it was super fun to see him back in that one

[@williuscaesar1654]

I feel like the phantom racer encasing shaggy behind a brick wall should also count as attempted murder given the severity of that action

[@ripdalt]

potentially, especially with how little air he would've had

[@julymiller7456]

If I have it figured right, in the 5 available Scooby Doo villain videos, considering the apparent ages of the perpetrators, a whopping 95 of these criminals spent the rest of their lives in prison. The only four I question, because of the fact they were not adult themselves, were the two pairs of children in What's New Scooby Doo. The wrestler's kids and the pro race driver's kids were likely not anymore than 10 years old, so getting that stiff a sentence as if 16+ seemed unrealistic. Juvie to 18 and years (decades?) of counseling, seemed more likely. Otherwise, well researched!

[@ripdalt]

when you put it like that, it's really crazy how many are put away for good

[@LugiatheOceanGuardian]

@@ripdaltI kinda agree-giving ten year olds life in prison is waaayy too harsh.

[@williamharris8367]

In my country, children under age 12 are not criminally culpable -- they cannot be charged with a crime, much less sentenced. Juvenile offenders _can_ receive an adult sentence, but it is extremely rare and it is limited to very serious crimes like murder.

[@SariahCupp-lx3xd]

It's been a while watching this show and I feel like this is one of the classics with most of the memorable monsters and episode's

[@ripdalt]

i agree! a perfect combo of the classics like where are you, with a more modern feel. one of my favorite series!

[@KXXULADavidOC]

This was great interesting to see what sort of jail time Scooby villains would get

[@ripdalt]

i'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@Psyched_Crow]

Scooby Dum appears more times in this video than he does in the entire Scooby Doo franchise.

[@ripdalt]

dum dum dum dummmmm

[@wakawakatakeover]

Man...... I really REALLY want a statistical analysis of all of these when they're done... I don't know what kind of statistical analysis, but I want some!!! >.

[@ripdalt]

i can definitely provide that for you, maybe some sort of charts of every single villain and their time served?

[@obitobi43]

I do feel like some of them could get reckless endangerment charge. Like in episode one, because of being on a barely constructed building and high up. If they fell the gang or worker could die putting their life in danger which I'm pretty sure court would at least count as reckless endangerment

[@ripdalt]

that's an absolutely fair point

[@blargminton]

it should be mentioned that all of these are maximum sentences. plea deals, admissions of guilt, and legal fiddling means many of them would be out much earlier on parol, good behavior, or even judicial leniency. heck in some parts of the country they may not go to jail at all

[@ripdalt]

there are no plea deals in my court, straight to jail >:)

[@hoovdaddy0505]

Some if the animal cruelty charges seemed a little ambitious but, you did say max sentences every case wins, so fair enough. The realest outcome is everyone gets probation or parole after 2 years.

[@ripdalt]

yeah if we're realistic, the menacing/assaults/animal abuse charges would get dropped, and most serious charges downgraded. plus plea deals and other boring legal stuff

[@flashstudiosguy]

A good controversial challenge is "What Mystery Incorporated were charged for their crimes?" My reasoning is the gang are not sworn Law Enforcement Officers meaning they pervert the course of justice and Fred's traps could possibly result in the injury and/or death of a Suspect

[@ripdalt]

lots of trespassing, interfering with police investigations, idk if we ever see shaggy and scooby pay for any food, so THEFT

[@nickchavez720]

So quick question since alot of the time they are investigating a place that is abandoned; is it really trespassing if you are in a place that is abandoned and has no legal owner?

[@flashstudiosguy]

@@nickchavez720 I have a perfect answer; In the episode where the guy dresses as an alien to scare everyone away from the Airbase, the Air Force planned to reopen it,so it was still Federal Property

[@blackchibisan8116]

I am realizing how that many of these criminals would have been much better off if they had just surrendered to the Meddling kids when they first started investigating.

[@ripdalt]

or, to spin it, how much they all suck if they can't outsmart a dog

[@kingwolf3044]

With how often monsters, ghosts and legendary figures are used as disguises for criminals in the Scoobyvers you’d think there’d be laws about it. Criminal use of spooky costumes (each costume is it’s own offense). Impersonating the dead. Impersonating a religious figure (it happens enough and is seriously messed up and serious effective and should be a thing irl). Use of legend for nefarious purposes. Falsifying paranormal evidence. Framing cryptids. Fraudulent use of fear/paranormal activity/specific effects. Anyone else think of something else that would make sense? There’s so many “guy in mask” crimes that there should be laws to dieter it. The masks and use of legends creates a nice cover and distraction to throw off police. So giving it a harsher punishment would scare some criminals away from it and make them easier to capture.

[@ripdalt]

woah you kinda ate with that, that's some good stuff!

[@kingwolf3044]

Thanks 😊

[@itsfort2098]

So this is where the Cyberchase "Famous Villains" came from

[@ripdalt]

the icons that they are :)

[@veronicabaillargeon5775]

The Scooby gangs crimes: multiple counts of breaking and entering, multiple counts of bodily harm (Fred's traps) and multiple counts of interfering with police investigations( they are still in highschool so they don't have a private investigators license) shaggy and Scooby get multiple theft charges for stealing food.

[@ripdalt]

these vigilantes stand no shot against my legal team (me and the internet)

[@prowolf633]

Can you do the culprits in The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries? (The ones where it’s only Scooby, Shaggy, Scrappy, and Daphne! One of my favorites!)

[@ripdalt]

i sure can! coming soon!

[@tomcurl8034]

I wish there was a Scooby Doo show where mystery Inc. was an actual detective agency, taking cases instead of just stumbling into them and if they wanted to do scrappy in that show, they could have them do an internship and really look up to his uncle, but have a lot to learn without the Constantly putting himself in danger part

[@ripdalt]

they technically do have the "scooby-doo detective agency", in the new scooby and scrappy-doo show and also whatever the kids call the gang in a pup named scooby-doo

[@thefeintnetwork5429]

Seeing what’s next, I’m sentencing Scrappy to life in the shadow realm

[@ripdalt]

nooooooo he's just a puppy >:(

[@Critter97]

Yeah leave Scrappy alone

[@charliecoccia8875]

​@@ripdaltHonestly after what he did in the live action film. He deserves it.

[@charliecoccia8875]

​@@Critter97The live action Scooby Doo film will change your mind. Scrappy does some vile things in the film.

[@charliecoccia8875]

​The live action Scooby Doo film would like to have a word with you. Live Action Scooby Doo film: Am I a joke to you?

[@fr0gfairy]

Gobsmacked by the use of Persona 2 music during the ad read lmao

[@ripdalt]

persona (or any smt) is only bangers on the soundtrack :)

[@jareddiamond5133]

Wouldn't Uncle Leon also get a Count of "Hypnosis Without the Consent of the Individual"?

[@ethancox9737]

Is that a real legal term?

[@ripdalt]

i also question the legality of the action, but i haven't been able to pin down solid charge for it

[@jareddiamond5133]

@@ripdalt I think it took place in California. So, try and check California’s laws about hypnosis (as well as hypnotizing someone without a license, without the person’s consent, and if it’s used for legal/psychiatric work or not).

[@luci_1152]

Wouldn’t the horseman get attempted murder and animal abuse since he was gonna try and take shaggy and scoobys head?

[@ripdalt]

there's a good argument to be made there

[@muppetsretrofan8873]

Here's some of my Ace Decade is Butch Cassidy and Alex Super's father head canon: As we see in his episode, Ace is flat out willing to betray his own family members, so it wouldn't be much of a stretch for him to cheat, which would lead to both Butch's mom and Alex's mom finding out and Butch's mom divorcing Ace. He'd have to pay child support, which could also explain why in the Diabolic Disk Demon he was so desperate to sell the stolen records. Perhaps Mr. Decade found out about Ace's affairs and wouldn't allow him into a higher position, and that could be another reason? Ace was not a very good father to Butch and Alex, being absent most of the time and emotionally distant the rest of the time, often being chewed out by Butch and Alex's mothers as a result. Ace used his power and fortune to have Butch sent to a boarding school where he was bullied due to sharing the same name as the infamous Western outlaw, but the school wasn't COMPLETELY bad, as Butch was able to meet Wally, Steffy, and Merilee. Alex on the other hand, was able to go to a regular school and meet Ray, Deek, and Lila, possibly meeting the Scooby gang later on? As we see, Alex and the Scooby Gang seem to already be friends. After learning of Ace's stunt as the Diabolical Disk Demon, Butch and Alex are hurt, but not surprised. However, with help from their friends, Butch and Alex are able to move on and heal.

[@ripdalt]

wow, you really do have a good theory! very well done with this! :)

[@zcgamerandreacts2762]

Shouldn't the 10000 voltage man also be charged for attempted bodily harm since his suit is always active while chasing people away and could gravely injure someone?

[@ripdalt]

that's definitely a possibility, i pretty much just left it as assault when he made contact (it was a little hard to tell if he could switch the effect on to melt things or if it was constant)

[@TevinBlair]

I could also see Criminal Trespassing Charges for a good number of the Villains.

[@ripdalt]

true, usually another 6 months

[@jogillis6866]

YES! I got so excited when I found this! :D Thank you so much!

[@ripdalt]

i'm so glad so many people like this, it's so much fun :)

[@Sara_Hohman]

I have my notifications on how did I miss this??? Either way excellent analysis yet again!

[@ripdalt]

someone else said this too, i'm not sure, but glad you found it eventually! :)

[@elliotlatham5264]

You'd think the mining of uranium, oil, ect. would be worth a charge.

[@ripdalt]

same! i'm always looking for laws about that for this, can't ever find a clear answer

[@josephdedrick9337]

At least for the cattle theft, not sure if it was listed but cattle rustling should still be on the books as a specific charge.

[@ripdalt]

i might've forgotten to add it here, but accounted for!

[@TheCow-j1l]

best classic scooby doo show

[@ripdalt]

it's like the level up'd version of where are you, it's great :)

[@NathanielPayday]

My one takeaway from this video; Assaulting a human being: 1yr prison time Assaulting an animal: 3yrs prison time Doesn't quite math lol

[@ripdalt]

all i can think is humans can defend themselves and animals can't? but also violence on humans can easily get upgraded if they have a weapon, so it kinda evens out

[@muppetsretrofan8873]

The Scooby Doo Show is one of my favorite Scooby series [alongside Scooby Doo Where Are You, The New Scooby Doo Movies, 13 Ghosts Of Scooby Doo, and What's New Scooby Doo], and it has some of my all-time favorite Scooby villains. For Ace Decade, I've had this headcanon that he is the biological father of Alex Super and Butch Cassidy [from the Scooby Doo "clone" Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kids], due to their similar facial similarities [and he and Alex do both wear glasses and Ace also has dark hair like Butch has]. However, both Butch and Alex have different mothers due to Ace being a cheater [I mean, given the fact that he was willing to betray his own uncle, wouldn't be much of a stretch to say he'd betray anyone and everyone he meets]. Needless to say, both Butch and Alex wouldn't like talking about him for obvious reasons. I have more to this headcanon, but that's for another post/comment.

[@ripdalt]

oooooh that's an interesting one, i can definitely see it!

[@muppetsretrofan8873]

@@ripdalt It honestly works really well and adds a layer of tragedy to both Alex and Butch's characters. On a related note, I really wish that Alex had been used more as I really like his design and personality and he and his group could've helped Mystery Inc more. On a different note, the Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kids villains, while not as intense as Mystery Incorporated villains, are still very dark and they've committed a TON of crimes that make most pre-Mystery Inc Scooby Villains look tame by comparison. If you ever cover villains from the Scooby Doo "clones", I'd highly recommend starting out with Butch Cassidy due to the sheer amount of crazy stuff the villains do.

[@skrtskrt8094]

Another great video dalt! Can't wait to see what's next!!

[@ripdalt]

thank you very much! :)

[@theSliferfr]

My favorite series is back again!

[@ripdalt]

there's plenty more to come as well! :)

[@joshuahitchcock5888]

You forgot to add the charge of cattle rustling to Sam and his group.

[@ripdalt]

oops, good call!

[@masedaace5473]

Fantastic video, as always!

[@ripdalt]

thank you! i appreciate it :)

[@hezzygcskullripper]

Damging powerlines is a federal offence so more time is probably added there for the 1000 watt ghost

[@ripdalt]

i actually didn't know that, nice!

[@girlbuu9403]

Really wish you'd list the minimum sentence on these too for context. The chances of them hitting these maximum sentences aren't high, and some charges could be argued against. Though I understand why that might be a bit much given you're already looking into where the crimes were committed, with various national, state, county, city and sometimes TRIBAL laws in play plus perhaps looking at the air date of the episode and going by what the law was back in the 60s, 70s and 80s.

[@ripdalt]

i see where you're coming from, but the big numbers are more fun :)

[@walkingandroid1389]

No manlet allowed in the world of Scooby-Doo villains.

[@ripdalt]

vertically challenged

[@jh66444]

Next can you do a video where you charge the villains from the live-action movies (including the direct-to-tv/video ones), Be Cool Scooby-Doo, and Velma (I know a lot of people hate the latter, but I still think it would be interesting to see you do a video on it)?

[@ripdalt]

i can and will do that very soon :)

[@jh66444]

@ thanks man

[@M644theawesome]

There's so much træsure in this one

[@ripdalt]

i sure do love me some traysure! :)

[@bennu547]

I’m pretty sure most wrecks are illegal to even dive near. Especially if anyone died as a result of the wreck. Or if it’s say an ancient Roman boat. You can’t dive near that either because it’s an archeological site. It depends on the wreck but I imagine in general you’re not allowed to disturb a wreck. Even if it’s undiscovered. I would imagine most places have a look don’t touch rule for wrecks. On top of any restrictions on specific wrecks. The owner might have a say in what’s done with the wreck. It also depends on where the wreck sunk. Like it could be an American owned boat but it sunk in Canadian waters. So what are the rules if your ship sunk in waters that aren’t in your country? It’s very iffy with what you can or can’t do to wrecks. But there would most likely be a general you can’t go near it

[@ripdalt]

i'm gonna test this theory by going into the next wreck i find :o

[@tazman2253]

point of order. How many of these incidents were the SCooby Gang invited to the area being "haunted". Any one fo these where the gang was not hired or invited by the wronged party to do what they do there are no cases. The Scooby gang illegally doing what they do eliminates any possible charges since no evidence provided by them are admissable in court yet they have proof of legaly violations.

[@ripdalt]

that would pretty much throw out every single case, and where's the fun in that? :)

[@jay15951]

I'm not sure if the ones involving lost treasure count as grand theft since the treasure wouldnt have rightful owners

[@ripdalt]

_someone_ probably owns it

[@scooby-jk6rc]

Great job these video are great

[@ripdalt]

thank you very much! :)

[@scooby-jk6rc]

Np

[@mr.bootleg646]

18:20 wasn’t the weapon thrown just to prove something rather than to harm Jimmy?

[@ripdalt]

even still that's dangerous! get him

[@FireBreather626]

What do you mean if, they get sent to jail after being caught a unmasked,or at least most of them

[@ripdalt]

but we never get the run down of all charges :)

[@williamcrowe2576]

I'd press charges of assault and attempted murder against the backwards people of Salem Massachusetts, to say nothing of animal cruelty. Poor Scooby.

[@ripdalt]

truuue, angry mob was out for blood

[@BlastChup]

I like the idea but I thought you were going to like give us a better description of their crimes like what they were charged with

[@ripdalt]

i thought i did that, but i can definitely be more clear with it. thank you!

[@romulusnuma116]

Love these videos they're great

[@ripdalt]

thank you! :)

[@joelowes7893]

Next time you do one have the most heinous criminal sent to SUCC (Special Underground Criminal Containment) this time I’m saying both captain Celments and the bank robber sent there to join Dr Najib, Bob Taylor, Professor Pericles and the strongman

[@ripdalt]

what do i have to do to get sent to SUCC? (asking for myself)

[@joelowes7893]

@@ripdalt well to get sent to SUCC you need to be the most heinous criminal of a scooby doo series it’s that simple

[@charliecoccia8875]

Don't forget Scrappy Doo for his heinous crimes in the live action Scooby Doo film.

[@ripdalt]

@@charliecoccia8875 okay that one's fair, he's a bad dog in that one

[@joelowes7893]

@@charliecoccia8875 true professor Pericles won’t be the only animal in SUCC for long

[@semdonk6593]

somehow i never got a single short in my feed despite being subbed to you

[@ripdalt]

yeah i don't think shorts really get pushed unless as a notification for some reason. but that's okay, you're here now! :)

[@p.d.l7023]

Wouldn't it be funny if they put them all in the same prison, like a Scooby-Doo equivalent of Arkham Asylum? 😂

[@ripdalt]

we're runnin outta space here!

[@LordDarner]

I am Canadian, and I only now know that not all countries consider kidnapping worthy of a life sentence, and that disturbs me.

[@ripdalt]

y'all got the right idea, it absolutely should be

[@Luke-lb2cv]

What series are you using? I’m familiar with 1969-1976 Scooby Doo, where are you! And this seems to be different but animated in the same style

[@ripdalt]

this one is "the scooby-doo show" which ran from 76-78 :)

[@Luke-lb2cv]

@@ripdalt Thank you! I looked it up and the reason I knew some of the episodes and yet had never heard of The Scooby Doo Show was that part of season 3 of The Scooby Doo Show was originally released under Scooby Doo, Where are You! but later was repackaged into The Scooby Doo Show but now is sold as season 3 of Scooby Doo, Where are you! (So it seems this set of episodes is something of a vagabond in terms of distribution). Found your video for Scooby Doo Where Are You!, and it was great :)

[@negligible_reality]

Just a heads up, KZbin is being weird and isn't showing this video at all in my subscriptions tab even though I can clearly see that I'm subscribed to your channel and haven't had problems with yours videos and posts showing up there in the past; the only reason I knew that the video was posted already was because it showed up in my recommend feed on the KZbin home page

[@ripdalt]

well that's no good, but at least you're here now! :)

[@Minspi_26]

Once you get done with all of the scooby soo shows you can do a super cut of all of the videos with updates given by the comunity in the comments

[@ripdalt]

that's not a bad idea!

[@PenDragon-hg1lg]

@15:28, I feel like we should also take medical malpractice into account??

[@ripdalt]

easily a revoked license

[@RolandTheJabberwocky]

Watching this I just realized... is there no show just called "Scooby-Doo"? Seems like there's always something added on.

[@ripdalt]

i think maybe just the live action movie? that's the only one i can think of that's not "scooby-doo and the..."

[@Jetthehawk1994]

Julie wasn't a member of the Johnson family.

[@ripdalt]

when we meet her, she claims to be the daughter of the store owner, mr johnson. that could be a lie though

[@Jetthehawk1994]

@ it was. The Johnson family cat ran away from Julie when she got close. I’m no animal expert but from what I’ve seen, if an animal becomes familiar with people they won’t run away.

[@matiaspereyra9392]

Not the 5 years for music piracy

[@ripdalt]

good thing no one's actually getting got for that because... uh... i plead not guilty

[@oblivion715]

With the Gator Ghoul wouldn't that be insider trading?

[@ripdalt]

i don't think any stocks were involved in it

[@arfbark3924]

Cattle Rustling is a death sentence.

[@ripdalt]

in texas? yeah probably

[@arfbark3924]

@ripdalt It's actually a general rule across pretty much rural everywhere. I've had to deal with rustlers before and it's like the Feds expect you to go medieval on them.

[@jessicatrevathan]

If I can about scrappy doo he may be the most disliked character . He did have paw in Velma show tossed out. Thank you, scappy doo

[@ripdalt]

everyone thank scrappy for his service

[@jaohonaxa]

I assume Scooby Dum received 20 consecutive life sentences for the crime of being Scooby Dum?

[@ripdalt]

too light of a sentence honestly

[@charliecoccia8875]

Nah I'd give them to scrappy for his heinous crimes in the live action Scooby Doo film.

[@The_gaming_gazimon]

doesn't episode 13 take place in international waters? meaning everything they did was perfectly fine

[@ripdalt]

yeah that one was tricky, but i just decided to go with it

[@katarinadreams6955]

Will there be one for A pup named Scooby Doo?

[@ripdalt]

yes there will! one of my favorite scooby series :)

[@danielmkubacki]

So fun!

[@ripdalt]

thank you! :)

[@colegardener9129]

Are these current laws or the laws back during broadcasts? The Mexican one, i think you got wrong on a technicality. Stealing something from that area would need a lot of outside help. I don't know if Mexico has any RICO laws like US. It's certain that outlaw groups would have been used if not American Army/Navy/Diplomat. That would have to attach extra years for all the bribery involved

[@ripdalt]

current, and i only counted ones that i saw happen in the episode, adding ones like bribery when it's not shown opens up pandora's box of if buts and maybes

[@charlesthompson8743]

Aren’t the mystery inc. Kids considered minors as well, which would include charges against minors too?

[@ripdalt]

not really after the initial series (except for pup, of course)

[@LoganChristle-oq6ik]

16:47 MARIO?!

[@ripdalt]

just wait til green mario gets out here

[@Gambette69]

I’ve seen every original episode 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@ripdalt]

they're classics! :)

[@tessbolick6605]

8:30 lol why does it sound like you said "sangwich"

[@ripdalt]

lmaooo people always say i say sandwich like "sowich"

[@thepoetsparchment4612]

Calling Shaggy "Shag". American viewers:🙂 British viewers: 😈

[@ripdalt]

hehehehe >:)

[@Paputsza]

…no concurrent sentences?

[@ripdalt]

nope :)

[@DaveMillerDsafReal]

Wait whats the shortest sentence?

[@ripdalt]

i think it was 13 years? from early on

[@rianabassull2134]

So scooby doo dose teach you thing that you do't learn in school like no matter how old you are the crime s you comit go punished

[@ripdalt]

_unless_ you have a lot of money!

[@rianabassull2134]

@@ripdalt ture but as you have prooven and demnding on the crime and fines chrced for it you not to hve tons of moiney like over a 1000 dollers pluse the money you need on every day needs

[@LusiaEyre]

Why use 'Thief, Murder, Fraud' instead of 'Theft, Murder, Fraud' or 'Thief, Murderer, Fraudster'? This mix and match situation caught my attention and made me click, but probably for the wrong reasons...

[@ripdalt]

that's a fair point, i didn't even think about it when i made it lmao. it just fits better i guess?

[@justinwilliam6534]

Since you are good at calculating prison sentences why don’t you try calculating Sideshow Bob’s prison sentences as well as other Simpson characters that are considered repeat offenders in the eyes of the law.

[@ripdalt]

i've genuinely seen like 3 episodes of simpsons in my entire life lmao

[@CliffordEdwards-lowe]

What about the scooby gang what are there charges

[@ripdalt]

a lot of people are asking, so i might just have to find out! :)

[@skrtskrt8094]

FIRST!!!!!

[@ripdalt]

hiiiii :)

[@MrGabeanator]

the Scooby doo show not as good

[@ripdalt]

i like it more than the new scooby-doo movies

[@MrGabeanator]

@@ripdaltgood for you

[@Forgottensnapdragon]

So don't watch

[@lastswordfighter]

4:29 I think you can conspiracy to commit cattle theft.

[@ripdalt]

that's one i couldn't find if it existed (but makes sense that it would?) might as well double it