Jason Hart | Copycat Killers | S2E03

An Iraq War veteran takes his obsession with AMC’s primetime hit Breaking Bad too far after he murders his new girlfriend and copies the show’s most notorious plot to dispose of the body in a tub of acid.
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[@Carlosrodriguez-fl6ep]

Dude should’ve got life with out parole, the justices system sucks

[@Jahart07]

Right this guy Jason Is actually my bio dad My names Jackson Hart. You can fact check that online, but I belive its horrible he only got 14 years. Makes me sick

[@Mystery_Man84]

14 years?? After what he did to the girl? That’s a crime in itself

[@Jahart07]

Seriously. This man Jason Hart is my bio dad and I just recently found out the details of this as my mom had sheltered me from it. This is horrible and he should have gotten death. He will be released the year I turn 18

[@cynthiawoodburn1227]

Only 14 years???? Got to be kidding me

[@VickyShawcooksalot]

14 years? The judge must have been frickin high! Please tell me it was a mistake. That it really was life with a minimum of 14 years. That would make sense then it would be the first time he would be allowed to apply for parole. Because he should be rotting in prison for the rest of his life.

[@MetropolisNoir]

4:20 Buzz says "For all intensive purposes..." 😂

[@kerihughes468]

14 years? Sentences seem to be all over the place in America. I would have thought a life sentence with parole at the very least. His room mates and her aunt are lucky to have got out alive, may have been different if he owned guns.

[@ajdarko8531]

If he hadn't been on drugs, it would have prob been a lighter sentence. Military PTSD is usually taken into consideration when a former soldier is on trial for a bizarre and unusual murder. Given that he was on drugs as well, some people might be even a little more sympathetic, especially if the one handing out the sentence was formal military as well, or had family who served.

[@tankthearc9875]

privilege is real .

[@dorientjewoller113]

Don't think that it is an issue of America alone. In most countries, the victims are getting punished worse then those who commited the crime.

[@charlottereitberger6253]

Liberal states

[@tankthearc9875]

@@charlottereitberger6253 military guy your fine ppl.

[@joyceyagoda4207]

Jailed for life as he is a danger to the public

[@geoffresmart]

This show, every 10 seconds: “breaking bad is the best show that has ever aired on the television, and is included in every critic in the world’s personal favorite dvd collection.”

[@zazzifizzle]

Lol! They probably paid heavily to use it for this documentary so they squeezed all they could out of it.

[@zazzifizzle]

I'm going to watch this again and play a game. Take a shot of vodka any time breaking bad is mentioned. I think I'll be too drunk to finish it 😂

[@alli-kat2329]

I still havent even seen it lmao!

[@knautzbrittney]

LOL IM DYING.

[@rullmourn1142]

@@alli-kat2329 ..it's excellent.

[@remoteworkboard]

Dr. J. Buzz Von Ornsteiner has gotta be one of the coolest names ever.

[@susanhughan2198]

I agree! He speaks a little slower, without the emphasis of any drama ie hand gestures, where he’s got my full attention

[@CissyBrazil]

Agree!

[@Anna12000]

And he is also very creepy

[@joannbowden6220]

Ikr! 😎

[@Hilz28]

He's distractingly awful, though 🤦‍♀️

[@kevincournoyer4789]

Addiction in itself is one hell of a drug

[@chy8427]

What he did was super heinous, but I’m so glad his roommate, (ex)wife and kids escaped this. And the fact the girl tried to stay clean but he insisted she backslide with him, ugh. 😢

[@Bengal-BoyRyu]

I lost it when she said he bought drain cleaner 🤣 this folks is why we don't do meth and plan a breaking bad murder.

[@ajdarko8531]

How many times do they need to repeat the same points? Jason is addicted to meth. Jason has extreme pdst. It's like they're trying to drag out the story to fill in the time

[@wisdomseeker3362]

Exactly the same as they do most crime videos like this one. The same points made over and over again.

[@Goddess_Nkem]

breaking bad wasn't all that🙄

[@deserttamales7694]

Made for tv show, commercial break re-intros

[@ggurks]

after every commercial they repaet the things said before

[@rastafee1508]

What’s new?

[@loriepaix6391]

A methamphetamine addict with existing PTSD decided that joining the military was the answer to his problems. Yeah, that makes perfect sense... to a meth addict. I don't like that they spent most of the program placing the blame for murder on circumstances rather than decisions.

[@andersonj1each26]

He joined when he was 18 and never graduated. He hurt his ankle and was given the opportunity to recycle and finish and he chose to quit. This ISNT. A documentary it’s not even remotely accurate. He did only get 14 years though. The prosecution failed to verify his service and took his word on it because he lied to the VA and forged documents. He never had ptsd he never served

[@sheilaboston7051]

​@@andersonj1each26 ???????? "Doctors diagnosed Hart, an Iraq Veteran, with 100% service connected PTSD." "Hart's wife told KHQ he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), linked to his service in Iraq." "...developed PTSD as a child, a condition made worse by a tour of duty in Iraq."

[@joanmcdonald3176]

14 years for premeditated murder ? That seems like a lenient sentence to me. Maybe some mitigating circumstances.

[@tankthearc9875]

military/cop privilege

[@AMYV3]

Ridiculous probably because he was in the military (for awhile) and Just saw her as a junkie. When he was doing it himself and got her back into it. I find that just absurd

[@balletshoes]

How is a premeditated murder eventually brought to be a murder of the second degree? Such blatant disrespect for human life.

[@jammiejam7898]

PTSD...PTSD..PTSD me foot... Jason jst evil

[@childrembirgit5020]

Exactly!

[@amyntut]

With all of the repeating this episode could've been over in less than 20 minutes.

[@dalhousiekid]

Play it on 1.25x speed

[@stevenicol1]

That's what American TV is like. British TV is getting similar too. Constant repetition.

[@amyntut]

@@dalhousiekid you don't get the point just like they didn't get right to the point. They dragged it out repeating everything.

[@Japp2808]

Scroll on then

[@knautzbrittney]

Every episode is like this

[@CissyBrazil]

If I had been that roommate, there’s no way I would’ve made that phone call from the garage. Jason could’ve come around the corner at any time. He probably would have if this had been a movie. Good on the roommate.

[@WindDancer435]

Rehab relationships are just like this. Even Elizabeth Taylor met her husband in rehab. We know how that turned out, don't we? He only got 14 years and will most likely be out in what?, six? What a crock!

[@kevinpersaud2949]

Its kinda crappy that they keep blaming his murderous behavior and planning on PTSD. He killed her because he wanted to and drugs lowered his inhibitions. The intent was there.

[@natalietylerrobinson]

I agree, he was a paranoid meth head. He may have started due to PTSD however he chose to continue using drugs.

[@lschw]

Agreed. A lot of these analyses focus more on the features of disorders that may make someone more susceptible to these actions, but fail to include that the catalyst is not the disorder. His PTSD may have led him to have higher suspicions of others, but drug use will do that as well. Ugh.

[@TJ-si7ug]

I suffer from ptsd and a plethora of other things and I would never act this way.

[@syme1984]

Add meth then comment

[@Baysidemom2]

the reenactments in this show give me life imagine if in real life you pull down a storage tote and sit in it just in the middle of the aisle to check if the body will fit.... that's definitely not suspicious

[@tazcahoon4051]

Could be seeing if he can make a personal pool and to see if he could fit in it comfortably

[@cme7527]

​@@tazcahoon4051what 😂😂😂 ?? Well I guess we never know

[@DJNAZZZZTY]

It was his apartment, couldn't he have just told her to get out?

[@ajdarko8531]

Meth addicts get severe paranoia and delusions and sometimes hallucinations if they binge for a few days in a row. He also had childhood and military PTSD so that probably made it worse. He could have believed she was a communist spy or something. No excuse for his behavior and not wanting to get help.. but abuse and war can turn a normal person's brain into one of full psychosis. Everyone has a mental breaking point. Most of us just haven't had one bad enough to be on his level.

[@AMYV3]

Right. He wanted to kill period

[@robinlee9272]

"Hello, this is Dr. J Von....., I'd like a Large.....(pause for 15 seconds) Cheese Pizza with.... (Pause 15 seconds) pepperoni."

[@craigime]

@@robinlee9272 ?

[@TenFalconsMusic]

. I get the feeling that the "experts" in this documentary are actually actors.

[@michaelmyers7425]

His PTSD is a cop-out.

[@gic8849]

Dr. J Buzz Von Osh….koshbigosh looks just like a comic book character who was once a young, wholesome and gentle pediatrician, but one of his cutest patients ever, a little blonde girl, who was terminally ill - a patient he swore to save, DIED from the medicine HE created. She was entirely unresponsive, unless asked a question, or given a task for approximately 4 minutes, then she began to seize ..violently. He tried so hard, but couldn’t save her. It traumatized him and changed him forever. His hands can’t create life saving medicine - they’re useless! His once warm and gentle hands turn cold, like his heart (He wears black gloves forever now) His soft yet strong handsome facial features now have hard angles and deep lines. There’s dramatic shadowing even without a light source ..but .. His eyebrows really tell us all we need to know he. Is. Evil. His mission is now to create a mind control pill that he can steal the city with. ..All he can think of is the last 4 minutes little blondie was alive…

[@babyx6476]

@M.C. great story plot book..is it available to buy...lol

[@gic8849]

😂😂😂

[@gic8849]

I made it all up on the fly because the way he looks and speaks is so spot on for this part it’s probably already happening in an alternate universe

[@alli-kat2329]

Lmao

[@dominowolf3408]

Well, damn. You right. And I think I love you for that. 😂😂😂

[@jj1617]

I love breaking bad, but how many times are they going to say it 🤯

[@taylorfausett177]

Breaking Bad, Breaking Bad, Breaking Bad...... Forever. Lol

[@Saxielove]

Now he needs to watch prison break 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Kenza_15a]

😂😂

[@KarmelaKarmelina]

🤣🤣🤣🙂

[@lotustran4227]

Best comment!! 😂

[@denisetibbett7598]

Really doubt that would help lol jk

[@craigime]

isn't he out already?

[@mamabear52]

Only 14 years!!!

[@jamieculp8291]

He must have lied when he applied for military service because substance use disorder or history of substance abuse is a disqualifying condition for service. I just looked it up. I could see how he could have not known he had PTSD (another disqualifying condition) going in if he was never diagnosed, but he damn sure knew he had a substance abuse issue.

[@craigime]

obviously he wouldn't have said he had a substance use disorder🤦‍♂

[@sheilaboston7051]

The thing is, he was diagnosed with extreme PTSD and was discharged, but did the army give him any help after that? If not, they should be ashamed.

[@stevemartin6144]

Dr. Buzz is the most hammy of all actors. He ruins the show. He seems to believe that he can read the minds of the perp but he is full of drama and nonsense.

[@nataliebrown29112005]

14 years?!?!?

[@cherylmaynard5657]

I watch one of these shows every day. Dr. Buzz makes these shows spooky with his voice. Love it

[@kerihughes468]

His looks are as spooky as his voice.

[@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992]

He’s easy on the eyes 👀 too!

[@alainvosselman9960]

Imagine you're a waiter, taking his order.... in that voice : " a nice liver and a bottle of Chianti please"...

[@AnjforJesus]

His make-up is as spooky

[@betholson5763]

Man that was a great episode 👍👍

[@martinkirugi254]

Can't believe I wasted almost an hour listening to endless repeats of Jason was addicted to meth, breaking bad was the best thing to air on cable, only for him to get 14years! What a lenient sentence!

[@happycrustacean]

'Like the TV character," "He is suffering from PTSD," "He uses meth" take up thirty minutes of the show.

[@lesliecano4963]

Who else clicked as soon as they saw “Breaking Bad” on the thumbnail?

[@uptownviews]

only 14yrs? he got off, let me had done that

[@kgfendi]

The trial was in 2008... It's 2022 now which means he is out this year! Watch out!

[@AnimeShinigami13]

The LAST place a person with PTSD needs to go is IN THE MILITARY!! My mother was molested as a child, her PTSD ruined her ability to have a healthy relationship. There's this tendency of society to turn to tough love when dealing with addicts. Pushing men to "nut up" and "be a man" without dealing with their feelings. Jason's big mistake was thinking he could avoid dealing with those feelings. All other mistakes stemmed from this. If he had disclosed who had molested him and let his parents take him to a therapist Regan would still be alive. But getting an adult to go to therapy is hard, let alone a child. The child tends to think of everything as "It's all my fault."

[@bruggeman672]

AnimeShinigami13 while you might be right, some people are simply not capable of dealing with the trauma without proper assistance, and nowhere in the video is it stated he ever attempted to seek proper help. Even during his stint in the military, which to me is the most tragic part. Sure he failed, but those around him failed as well. If this guy was as bad as portrayed, those around him should have been helping rather than abandoning...

[@AMYV3]

Considering he never told anyone who abused him, he could have lied and it didn’t happen and we only heard about it because he needed an excuse to leave the military and and get less jail time 🤷‍♀️ I know not everyone talks, but we don’t know if he only said that about being abused when he needed an excuse It worked didn’t it.

[@bruggeman672]

@@AMYV3 so much for Me Too applying to men right?

[@AnimeShinigami13]

@@AMYV3 Also do you really think the army wouldn't have known PTSD when they see it? Wouldn't have looked back at his profile and concluded he came to them with it? Not to mention, do you really expect a little kid to sit in front of lawyers and talk about how he was molested, where he was assaulted, when? Kids are psychologically very vulnerable, most are NOT going to open up about being molested, especially not in his day and age. And his status as a victim of sexual assault doesn't change that he committed a deranged murder and had to pay for that. We automatically want murderers who do monsterous things to be monsterous in personality, to have monsterous backgrounds, to lie and cheat the system. But sometimes a duck is just a duck.

[@ariadneschild8460]

@@AMYV3 very few male victims ever come forward so his failure to report it to anyone isn't out of the ordinary sadly.

[@sarahp9086]

Did that man say "for all intensive purposes"? And that woman "he had to self-medicate himself"?

[@craigime]

hey, didn't say they were English professors 😂

[@wigglethemiddle1]

If you took a shot every time the narrator says “he had PTSD” and “he was obsessed with Breaking Bad,” you’d be wasted after ten minutes

[@jerrygordon8159]

Don't do drugs kids, lol.

[@lauraswann5543]

Take a shot for every time they say Breaking Bad and a shot for every rime they say PTSD, and you'll be in a worse condition than Jason Hart. 🙄

[@alainvosselman9960]

Here's my assessment : The guy needed therapy but his ego got in the way. It mad him restless, willing and able to flee into anything that strokes his ego... or rather his shattered ego that couldn't handle the trauma he got stuck with. Seen this kind of troubles too much with people.. it's sad but it angers me they often need to drag others with them.

[@jaycompany4886]

Yeah....and the drugs mess him up too, once you get hooked on....it's a lonely ride....drugs ruin and destroy lives....i mean drugs is top priority, it comes before everything n everyone, ive lost 5 close friends to od....in the last 7 yrs.

[@AnimeShinigami13]

His problem was a mental illness and his unwillingness to deal with the pain. There's a huge push in this society for men to "nut up." A stereotype that they don't feel pain or grief, an expectation that only women are emotional. Jason never had a prideful ego to really stoke, his self esteem was too low for his ego to really be a factor. He never got past the point where he was a small child trying to escape the pain of being sexually assaulted. And in spite of going to rehab, he was never ready truly to face what happened to him so he had no chance of getting clean unless he was willing to face the pain head on in therapy. I know this because my mother was molested as a child and received treatment for PTSD. She's talked about her feelings with me a LOT. Children have a tendency to think that everything bad that happens to them is their fault. They tend to think they deserve whatever an abusive adult lashes out at them. Your mistake is confusing ego and self esteem. A man with a huge ego can have very low self esteem, but ego wasn't Jason's problem. His problem was thinking he deserved to be clean, that he deserved to be healthy, to live long and well with Regan or with his wife. In his eyes everything was his fault and any attempt to help him was a sign he was a bad person, to him they weren't helping him, they were judging him.

[@bruggeman672]

Not sure ego played into it. Many men have difficulty dealing with being molested, and if his parents knew it took place they could have put him in therapy, but for whatever reason that didn't happen. Nor did the military seem to pick up on his issues, which I find extremely concerning, as it appears they turned a blind eye to his problems,trained him to kill, then released him into the public with zero oversight...

[@alainvosselman9960]

@@AnimeShinigami13 Thanks for sharing your take ! Sorry to hear about your mom's abuse. I was also abused mentally by different people who suffered some cluster b disorder, mostly anti social. I've seen how many of these people have a big ego, not in terms of bragging about themselves but more like , not wanting to go in therapy no matter how much issues they were struggling with. They escape in drugs, making music (but not learning anything, feeling too big to learn scales etc) It's like they wanna run and hide rather than facing the truth about themselves. That's what led me to draw my conclusion out of this story : they way he went for total escapade by binge watching Breaking Bad and wanting to be as bad as the character. I could be wrong of course... i wans't paying enough attention to the beginning of the story i think.

[@alainvosselman9960]

@@jaycompany4886 I know what you mean. Seen it enough around me. I grew up with people who later in life (including myself) became drug addicts. Thank god i woke up early in life, by the age of 25 i was clean and took my life back in my own hands but most stayed in that life and lived a horrible life. Some are still stuck in that world, others died off. Only few saved themselves. I'm 48 now. I still like cannabis, but am free from hard drugs and alcohol ever since i quit.

[@TheSarahbee23]

Dr buzz needs to be told it’s INTENTS AND PURPOSES not intensive purposes

[@davepalmer8925]

Ive wondered this for years ..thanks for clarifying

[@owenross7470]

I have serious doubts about this dude's doctorate

[@kriashun]

True, but when you think of what intensive purposes means, not all that different! 😅

[@GoodLawdBeerus1417]

Thank you lmfao

[@revalesq]

In tents and porpoises?

[@tracyengle7829]

Thank you for the videos. It is hard to find a channel that has good audio and how the documentary and or story is told. Keep up the great work! God Bless

[@shendoboy]

The amount of times they bring up breaking bad and whats on the show and how good it is, i feel like this episode has been sponsored by breaking bad.

[@CissyBrazil]

I loved Breaking Bad! Watched every episode with my husband. We loved it!

[@myleghurts3546]

Cissy Brazil Did you kill each other too eventually?😂😂

[@alli-kat2329]

I must b the only person whose never watched any of it loll

[@cmk4444]

Nope I've never watched a single episode either. Lol

[@myleghurts3546]

@@cmk4444 That makes two of us out of 7 Billion😅

[@OCRay1]

The greatest show ever made and you watch what instead every night? Just watch it. By the end of season 1 when everything starts ramping up if you aren’t hooked then I don’t know what to say.

[@jasmom4782]

Imagine being murdered and the episode about your pre meditated murder is all about your killers obsession with breaking bad

[@bridgetsheils1407]

I wish Dean could've save Regan.

[@rullmourn1142]

Do we really need this [professor🙄] telling us the obvious.

[@simoneolivero5322]

Why didn’t he just… kick her out? Wtf? Ugh yeah it’s crazy how the human mind manifests itself into the most dangerous places a person can ever imagine.

[@craigime]

drugs?

[@dorientjewoller113]

I like Star Trek Voyager. I idiolize Cpt. Janeway and her addiction to coffee. Just like her, I don't function without that black gold and would kill for it. But, does that makes me then a COFFEECAT Killer? 😂😂😂

[@KarmelaKarmelina]

Hahaha, damn its an insider joke

[@alison4316]

😆😂😆😂

[@pingerboy69]

Man digging these shows aye !!

[@alphaquatics9668]

14 yrs. Disgusting

[@dawnitalutz1953]

the psychiatrist is creepy.

[@joannbowden6220]

This guy will always be Malcolm's Dad! 😂

[@perspellman]

The commentators are melodramatic teenage school girls.

[@lexxisful]

14 years. Wow. As a European it seems like that the USA loves long sentences. But if it’s a veteran I guess you guys just let them out

[@becbell74]

This guys trauma was deeply imbedded in him, it totally consumed him. If only he could’ve got the help he needed as a young child perhaps his life may have turned out very differently. May she rest in peace. 😢 never watched Breaking Bad and now I don’t think I want to either.

[@trentcruise3084]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@moomyung9231]

It doesn't glorify drug dealing, you're supposed to realize watching how dark and disturbed the protagonist is and how his actions lead to everyone around him suffering.

[@ariadneschild8460]

There are some pretty gruesome harrowing scenes throughout the series so unless that's for you I'd skip it.

[@zaineba7319]

If you are not in the right mind , then you don't need to watch breaking bad. But otherwise , it's a gem of a show

[@Therealgeoffchilds]

The guy who speaks at 15:20 is amazing I wish he had his own show

[@uwufilthyboyuwu5764]

14 years!!!! Are you kidding me. Rip to that poor woman genuinely is so upsetting

[@josephno1347]

poor roommate having to see her body like that

[@juliapalmer2344]

He only got 14 years! That is so unjustified.

[@Justin-rv9nc]

He isn't going to make the same mistakes as Jesse but he bought drain cleaner to dissolve a body?

[@asmaemaimouni6211]

Sentenced 14 years in prison for murdering someone????? Weired.

[@nouseforanamelucky13]

39:39 no way a male cop would have a ponytail..

[@vincentferrigno2767]

Are you kidding, only 14 years!! And for that film critic, giving credit to the writers? You are just as demented.

[@kamrul828]

He got 2nd degree and that pathetic 14 years because they see him as an American hero who had Ptsd, SMH that sentence is a slap in the face for that poor girls family who now know who made her relapse and ultimately finished her off ...

[@deepakmenon1612]

I don't understand the craziness of staying in the same house.. why couldn't she go out with friends or move out of the house

[@craigime]

drugs

[@livelovelaugh3105]

14 years. Damn foolishness

[@fabiank4396]

14 Years ? That’s not enough

[@LilStoops]

Those glasses! They draw attention to her stencilled eye brows and away from her more redeeming features.

[@Kenza_15a]

I was looking for this comment 😂😂

[@lisaputman8643]

I just scrolled for a comment about them 🤣 thank you

[@badgalriri2354]

Basically he only got 14Yrs as he served for America in Iraq as Life with Parole is what should’ve been given!!!

[@robinlee9272]

Am I missing something here? I see absolutely no reason for killing her. It wasnt like there was an accident and he raged on her or that there was any real financial incentive. I see no REAL motive here. It makes no sense.

[@rozchambers]

Meth psychosis is a helluva thing

[@craigime]

meth

[@PrettyGirlGraveYard]

I'm not sure, but i think the only real thing on his criminal record was a bunch of domestic violence calls

[@maryannswanson3832]

I have always been amazed ànd discussted with the popularity of Breaking Bad. I would not watch the show but it was always talked about, winning Emmys and getting all kinds of accolades. It promotes the meth amphetamine addiction, which is now out of control, with addicts living on the streets. How did Hollywood even come up with this? But of course it's the public that loved it and made it so popular to keep it on air.

[@bambi274]

14 years?????!!!!!!

[@bridgethamilton6057]

I can't stand how the so called psychologist speaks!! He speaks as if he is trying to be an actor. I'm a speech writer/orator and I would not hire this man.

[@EIRE55]

It's his meticulously plucked eyebrows that irks me most 😆

[@pingerboy69]

😞 that poor girl

[@mariaarmstrong-smith2274]

She saw him getting psycho and she chose to stay with him? Ummm. She could have gone to live with her aunt or somewhere else.

[@CissyBrazil]

The actor portraying Jason and Reagan are excellent (not sure how “Reagan” I’d spelled here in this episode.

[@katerinagiannioudi401]

Only 14 years??? Terribly low sentence

[@badgalriri2354]

Here in the U.K a Man killed a Cop & actually did & said he copied that Episode! The Police find his Body in the Bath or should I say what was left of him! I thought we had bad Sentences & USA had better 1’s until hearing 14Yr’s!

[@goblin-night]

Dr Buzz is awfully fond of declaring things about Jason's hidden inner reasons for what he did as if he somehow proved these non-falsifiable(at best) things to be established fact.

[@stevetrivago]

I drank a 12 pk of Coca Cola every episode… geez 🙄 this episode was decent, but didn’t need to be more than 15 minutes long.. Jesus. 😵‍💫

[@jyfnd8g767]

18 yairs for human life? Blowing

[@theeastwood-youngfamily]

Not excusing his choices at all however its proven time and time again that they don't get enough support upon returning home from war.

[@olilumgbalu5653]

Best not to wage unjust war.

[@boosqueezy2418]

this isn’t the fault of ptsd or drugs or a tv show. he is 100% responsible for his actions. i’m sick of the excuses, justifications and rationalizations in true crime.

[@olilumgbalu5653]

I know right? And it only applies to white people. If this had been a black guy, everyone coming up with excuses for this white dude would be foaming at the mouth, asking for the death penalty, etc etc

[@miguelsonofzeus]

You beat me to it.

[@miguelsonofzeus]

@@rosebudbaxter4671 So that gave him the right to kill the girl and practically get away with it?

[@Jahart07]

@@rosebudbaxter4671 Jason Hart is actually my Bio dad and no he was never tortured by his parents. And it is absolutely his fault what he did. Its sick that he only got 14 years for this, he'll be released from prison the year I turn 18

[@andersonj1each26]

He never had ptsd he never deployed he didn’t graduate basic training. Prosecution failed to verify his records. He’s a pathological liar and druggy that’s all

[@myleghurts3546]

I broke bad 30 years ago by no longer watching tv

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

Military does mental evaluations before they are allowed join. Why was it not caught beforehand? Cannabis isn't a drug it's a medication. Always had been. It stops the nightmares. If he had been able to be prescribed Cannabis he probably wouldn't have done the meth that makes ptsd a million times worse.

[@craigime]

cannabis is a drug- always has been

[@PatMachowski]

They don't go crazy, they go through withdrawal.

[@Hshjshshjsj72727]

14 years ?! what country

[@lorenfulghum2393]

4:50 i guess the producers thought putting mascara, eye shadow and lipstick on the boy was a good way to indicate he had been sexually abused. Really classy.

[@MariaFernanda-gn3nu]

14 years?????????? You have got to be kidding me

[@mirikira8632]

14 years? There was plenty of evidence of premeditation, why just 14 years?

[@scubadkins]

14yrs for murder. Dude got off easy

[@clintshaw3786]

Great episode. Scary real. Meth is such a mind f¥ck drug , I could totally see this happening. Feel so bad for the girlfriend being sucked back into using 😢. 14 years is a joke of a sentence . Was it so low because she was an addict as well ? I think 40 years minimum would have been alot better.

[@crimedramadvdhotspot7720]

If Jesse can do this, Iii can do this to 🤟😂

[@robertasliutas2903]

3:12 That roommate has an enormous scar all around his neck. Like someone tried to decapitate him🤔🧐

[@sandiasurfers3174]

Would the cost of collecting documentary style videos, photos, etc. be more than the cost of hiring these awful D list actors?

[@bruggeman672]

Wow. Everyone's a critic I suppose...

[@craigime]

@@bruggeman672 it's a legit question

[@bruggeman672]

@@craigime not really no

[@izcm]

jfc how many times can they say “his PEETEE-ESSDEE” and proceed to talk utter shit about the condition?!