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[@jimwheeler4770]

Any cop who coerces a false confession should spend the equal amount of time in jail.

[@TheKrystee]

Jim Wheeler for President!

[@lorettadansereau8651]

Agree

[@giantsizemanthing]

Coercing false confessions is not rare.

[@Mammaj1963]

Absolutely

[@watercolourferns]

@@giantsizemanthing that wasn't the point, the point is that they should spend the same amount of jail time the innocent person was originally sentenced to. Coerced confessions destroy people's lives, not just the victim's but their family's as well.

[@trunkb73625]

I didn't realize that victims were allowed to say "your mom should have swallowed you" in court. That's awesome

[@Catmomma]

As long as it's paper of the victim inpa t statements....

[@bows4031]

Congrats to George Floyd for being 1392 days sober

[@gefagnis]

@@bows4031 whos george floyd

[@crosspointholsters1636]

@@gefagnis a criminal that died due to massive dose of fentanyl making it hard for him to breathe and putting a gunto his ex girlfriends stomach while shes pregnant

[@chloemichelle97]

@@crosspointholsters1636 No, he was murdered by a police officer after he knelt on his neck for more than 9 minutes. He repeatedly told the cop he couldn't breathe but he persisted and George ultimately died. The cop has been convicted of his murder . Criminal or not, cops have a responsibility and should not abuse their power or go overboard in situations like this. It was murder and this cop is also 'a criminal'.

[@neonredhex]

Susan buying her daughter the happy meal she promised her 17 years ago is one of the sweetest things I've ever heard in my entire life

[@yourghostlovelletter]

My heart.. ╥﹏╥

[@Lizrod22]

No

[@jumrader1111]

I cried at that moment

[@simonz5002]

@@jumrader1111what’s the time on the video where this happened?

[@BrandonGraham-pz9ey]

That to me is sad. Not the 17-year-old stupid McDonald's thing. But the fact that it's the sweetest thing you've ever heard? That's wow.

[@BritishSteel87]

I appreciate you going straight to the point in the video, piling up lots cases in a single video and avoiding unnecessary details or repetitions. Thank you! It is not so easy to finds videos like this!

[@Loyal_beauty87]

Yesss 👏👏👏👏

[@filoroma9678]

Agreed

[@Itslilmare1938]

I feel like there should be a National law that if someone lied to law enforcement to wrongfully imprison someone who is not guilty of a crime, the informant should face criminal charges. Those people served YEARS of their life in jail for something they didn’t do.

[@choadsmoker5451]

They should face the sentence that their allegations would have amounted to. Lie about murder? You get a murder sentence etc

[@marineentertainment6118]

Well, ignorance of the law is no excuse, I doubt that he would be peer pressured to sign that contract, if they had no evidence, imagine you’re in his position… are you signing that? Fuck no you’re not, I find it hard to believe, kinda think he just slithered out of his punishment, maybe I’m wrong but I find it hard to believe a man would throw his life away for a crime they didn’t commit…

[@marineentertainment6118]

Idk

[@mom.left.me.at.michaels9951]

Shouldn't it just count as purgery? Lying under oath. If it's a statement counted as evidence that should at the very least count.

[@NicoLas-xy3ew]

@@milenatomanic951 lying about murder = murder. The more logical reason of why? you're letting an actual murderer run away, while the innocent suck it up.

[@Borsoo13]

My worst fear in life is to spend decades in jail for something I didn't do. Unimaginable. Even millions of dollars can't compensate that.

[@jackjackson3125]

could for me but im looking at 25m+

[@Fistmybeer]

!!!!!!!!!

[@mrequi1]

Few wrongfully imprisoned see any money at all.

[@Fistmybeer]

​@@mrequi1 !!!Disgusting!!!

[@dthmtl1989]

Me too. it’s so insane that it isn’t even an irrational fear because of how often it happens

[@EddieDoezit2]

The woman who lied and made Susan Melon spend 17 years in prison should have to go to jail for the entirety of Susan's original sentence... even if it was life!

[@stan8479]

When the judge declares Villegas not guilty... It always gives me goosebumps.

[@pamelaibarra790]

I teared up with daniel villegas. That cop that forced a confession should have to serve AT LEAST 18 years. He took those years away from a child because he was too lazy to do his job. Take the same from him.

[@JennyferPepin]

Agreed.

[@deneilbaker]

I always cry when I see that. It’s so fuckin awful what they did to him.

[@arturmelo3681]

Great point.

[@JustCharlesBro]

God repays viciously my friend and he now has cancer and is bed ridden🫡

[@gracemunich1476]

@@JustCharlesBrohow do you know it was god?

[@iamnotthecia]

This is quality courtroom content. No inaccurate clickbait, lying about basic facts to make the video more interesting, no annoying influencer speak or one liners. Good stuff

[@seanhoward7069]

Right like ive seen most of the interrogations for these cases so its nice to see the outcome

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

Indeed. It's one of my favourite channels too and high quality content like you say. There's a lot of these channels uploading police interviews and court proceedings. I hate the ones where you have some person popping up all the way through adding their rambling commentary and doing loads of editing. And whats really annoying is what you said, clickbait..altered fake thumbnail images and facts twisting, just to get people to click and watch a video. There's way too much of that on KZbin. Some people are more interested in getting millions of views and advertising revenue, rather than making good quality factual content and building a channel that way. They cheat their viewers. Once I see a channel doing that I report them and don't watch anything else from that channel. I wish KZbin had a feature that let's you completely block specific channels from showing in search results.

[@PersonalStash420]

Except all the bad guys are white and that isn't even close to reality.

[@adelebz7]

Please God wrap your arms around Daniel Villegas and his family always. PEACE, FAITH and HOPE.❤❤❤❤

[@matthewclay6535]

@@paullangton-rogers2390 Well said. I couldn't agree with you more!!

[@ZeidGho]

Killing someone = 25 years. Car chase = 160 years.

[@ankitojha4593]

Car chase with nearly killing a police officer and abduction of child!

[@silversin_66]

​@@ankitojha4593 Just as bad as murder.

[@yourfriendyNeighborhoodgay]

Multiple car jacks, assault, attempted murder, kid napping, child abuse, and running from the police

[@fhdk227]

yeah thats the total for 18 charges

[@ankitojha4593]

@freshlysqueezd I am not denying that! When charges accumulate, punishment accumulates too!

[@maxbailey9164]

That victim impact statement was great props to the judge for letting her say what she wanted

[@DaughterOfTheKing_]

No it was unethical and unprofessional! I understand her anger but that was downright unpleasant behavior in a courtroom. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@maxbailey9164]

@@DaughterOfTheKing_ I’d say murder is more unpleasant but each to their own. Seems like you may need to go outside a little more

[@DaughterOfTheKing_]

@@maxbailey9164 her “impact statement” wasn’t decent,she insulted him and he insulted her back so now two ppl in the courtroom going back and forth🤷🏽‍♀️ unethical behavior

[@JF_76]

It’s simply no victim impact statement and imo she should have to also face consequences no for such behavior as it reflect disrespect of the court.

[@alexandrarivera7957]

Victim impact statements have nothing to do with the actual trial, it happens afterwards and she has a right to say whatever she wants. He wanted to be racist and then kill two people he doesn’t deserve respect

[@haloedsun969]

Those detectives in the second case deserve life sentences for obtaining a false confession that took a man's prime years from him.

[@BurdieFromHell]

There really needs to be some kind of punishment for that. Like, equal time served by the corrupt detectives.

[@daeviant]

I literally clapped when Villegas was found not guilty.

[@skinnie2838]

"i cant breathe" Get this leftist propaganda off my screen rofl

[@skotmatthews8940]

And we all know they prolly got promotions.. or just retired- he coulda spent their entire career as officers in prison. Wonder who else they locked up were innocent

[@skinnie2838]

@@idrankwhat1034 You lre the one crying about pretend racism. Boo, hoo.

[@General_Mahacdonalds]

I almost cried when watching the second guy. So happy to see that he is free of charge. Hope he enjoys the rest of his life with his family😭

[@derekjeter3654]

How about giving him unlimited amount of money for the rest of his life. 18 years wrongfully incarcerated are not gonna be paid?

[@jaedinpittman5524]

@@derekjeter3654 he’s definitely gonna get paid for sure. hopefully he is doing well these days

[@iamwhoasked]

And I bet nothing happened to the cops

[@bradsmith4875]

Yep. I hope he sues the mess out of the city of El Paso

[@skinnie2838]

"i cant breathe" Get this leftist propaganda off my screen rofl

[@dontmindmeimjustchilling]

18 years for a crime he didnt commit, losin his entire young adulthood. I cannot imagine the pain he felt and thank god he is free

[@JasonTheOneAndOnly]

The fact someone can get sent to jail just because someone lies, is fkn crazy.

[@reeree7696]

Can you imagine how the grandma felt seeing her grandchildren that come to see her only to die at their hands

[@borisp9163]

🤦🏻‍♂️ these cases are insane, what fckn sick creatures

[@sandib4234]

Terrible so sad

[@MrRohanThomas]

I feel those 2 young boys should be put out of their misery, those type of people do not deserve a place on this planet even at that age, their mind is corrupt and will only end up in more lives taken

[@gustavosousa8254]

Bro she would’ve probably given them the money if they had asked since it’s his grandma like bro those guys should prolly end their lives.

[@hileutewie]

That's what I don't understand. I bet the grandma would've given them some change too if they just asked. What a useless murder.

[@gabbe1257]

the case with the boy who took the life of his grandmother is one of the most disturbing to me, the fact that he wanted to rob her is crazy and then when she invited him thinking he just wanted to meet his grandmother and ended up getting murdered was so sad.

[@samruscillo1808]

I’m a bit conflicted by that one, obviously he deserves what he got because it’s a disgusting thing to do but he seemed to show genuine remorse compared to the other kid but got a higher sentence.

[@Groucho92]

Emos should use cutter blades on themselves not axes on others... mad world

[@samruscillo1808]

@@Groucho92 firstly it doesn’t say they were Emo and it doesn’t matter whether you’re Emo or not you shouldn’t be cutting yourself or others

[@kulturbanause9228]

and also very disgusting is that she had to witness her own murder by him, she was dead after 26 times is said in the video

[@gailmiler2797]

You couldn't pay me any amount of money to have a teenage boy in my home. I wouldn't trust any of them as far as I could throw them.

[@ginxio1945]

14:24 this one hit me hard. She lost so many years of her daughters life… how cruel. The cops that investigated should be punished!!

[@ninaninapasadena5687]

25:53 The way he says his little baby is “dead as a door nail” makes me so incredibly sad. Poor little Mary was never shown love or proper care during her short life and then in death her own parents didn’t care or mourn her Poor baby Mary May she Rest In Peace and haunt her horrible parent’s dreams for an eternity

[@timsalzepeda4488]

The guys face when he finds out the murder of his own child by neglect/abuse carries a life sentence is priceless 😂

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

They claimed fear of the government and medical industry, which depending, can be believable. Except their kid starves and dehydrated to death 🤡 they didnt feed her

[@alanF]

He catching flys 😂

[@Marswick]

The quintessential soyface lol

[@DragonixaHome]

It's the surprise Pikachu of true crime lololol

[@ezmoneyy149]

Was looking for this. Bro had the GOSH GOLLY look on like he was innocent

[@alexbartha274]

that lawyer rolling his eyes and being totally done with his own client fucking killed me

[@AdrianGonzalez-cy6tw]

Bruh the way that guy reported the death of his child made it seem like it was just a regular occurrence. There’s legit no panic in his voice biggest red flag you could give😂

[@Qwert0mietek]

Well, no panic in one's voice can be due to the shock, "Oh yeah, she was dead as a doornail" seems fishy though xD

[@Ciara_styles]

I agree with your comment but the ignorant use of the “😂” emoji is sickening. These cases should NOT BE TREATED AS SATIRE. They killed their BABY and you think it is okay to make jokes about it and imply that it is funny. Disgusting

[@SQPTHEBRAND]

​@@Ciara_stylesIf you're right then I agree but some people use that emoji for actual tears which pisses me off too but it's okay. We all different.

[@Ciara_styles]

@@SQPTHEBRAND glad u agree 🫶 have a nice day

[@tankinator451]

As soon as I saw Eric Kelly in the last case I knew that he was innocent of whatever crime he was being accused of. Just from a few clips I can tell he is one of the most genuine and kind person you could ever meet, how could you convict a man like that, who also suffers permanent brain damage that makes him practically unable to defend himself, of ANY crimes without a shred of evidence against him??

[@Robin-hv5tv]

Usually you can just see the expressions of a person and know if theyre bad. Eric just has that innocent face lol

[@tatelangsdale7382]

I KNOW

[@lbbrien5842]

I literally had the same thought the second I saw his face… wonder what that is

[@horrorpickles]

I can’t imagine being convicted of a murder I didn’t commit, especially at the young age of 16. I wouldn’t even know what to do with myself.

[@tenofivelips]

I remember when it happened. There was public out cry, but it's the undeveloped state of Texas.

[@crs19191919]

That is shocking, it's more shocking to see so many murderous young people. It's got to be alot to do with north American and alot of south American societies. It's pretty terrifying how people can kill there own relatives at 13. Coming from a country with next to no murders its fucking messed up society to create these monsters

[@XXxxcrisisxxXX]

@@tenofivelips texas is a 4th world shithole. doesnt even count as 3rd world

[@kay2608]

He was a literal kid in a jail with grown ass men

[@roseedge5626]

Yeah, at 16 he should have been allowed to have his parents or a social worker in the interrogation room with him The whole state failed him.

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

I cry every time I see the video of Mr. Villegas finally getting his name cleared, his wife holding their daughter, it's a powerful moment.

[@roseabee7503]

I applauded when the not guilty was passed. My heart goes out to him.

[@evelynfinney9425]

You are so right, Jessica. That poor man should’ve been released 17 3/4 years before this but he’s got one hell of a lawsuit and should bring suit against them. You can’t just put someone in jail. Just got one person said some thing that you know nothing about.

[@aaliyahhernandez223]

Me too ❤

[@4fNReal-]

Dude, being wrongfully imprisoned is one of my biggest fears!!!! Seeing these people when theyre freed is sooo humbling!! You cant ever take your freedom for granted!!!

[@BMcGee546]

"your mom should have swallowed you" at 0:55 I can't 💀

[@tis_yash]

I shouldn't have laughed at that

[@OwenLaupp]

Woulda been a whole ass feast

[@mystikalese]

Wait! How can you arrest and convict a person "because someone else said so"?? That is so ridiculous.

[@Pepespizzeria1]

Anyone who purposely lies about a crime should get the sentence the person falsely accused either got or would of got

[@jeffj8825]

Murica....😂

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

Indeed. The US justice system in many States is very messed up and doesn't work on the basic tenant and principles of justice and basic human rights. You cannot convict and find someone guilty based on something said by a third party. That isn't normally even allowed to be heard as evidence in a court hearing, let alone the basis for a conviction. It's hearsay. The only way verbal testimony can be used as evidence in court to convict is if it's coming from a first hand witness who is present in court on the stand for cross examination. If their testimony is coming via a third party it's very unlikely that would be admissible as evidence in most courts, except in rare instances, for example, where the witness is unable to testify, but their evidence is written down, validated, and read out by someone else who testifies to seeing them make or sign the statement. Even in that situation, the evidence has to be treated with caution and wouldn't carry nearly as much weight as it would coming from the witnesses mouth on the witness stand. Everyone has the presumption of innocence in law, until the prosecution has proved their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury who must vote unanimously to reach a guilty verdict. The burden to prove guilt rests with the State. The defence only needs to show a reasonable doubt. In many American trials, you have a prejudiced jury and judge. Hearsay and circumstantial evidence is allowed. Burden of proof is not met and there's reasonable doubt. Yet people get convicted to whole life sentences or given the death sentence in some States.

[@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK]

@@jeffj8825that’s a problem in any country that has a court system…

[@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK]

That’s how a lot of feminists get men locked up on false rape charges

[@kalebwhite3210o]

One million for 28 years is $35,714.28 a year or $686.81 a week. Not even close to enough for a wrongful conviction.

[@thorfinn2749]

i bet that 1 million was taxed too

[@anyexpat]

@@thorfinn2749 Had to then deduct his prison costs

[@kellyrodgers4939]

Because he's a black man.

[@JusTryingToLive]

Susan got 12 million for 17 years 😮 not sure about you guys but I think I might get the government 15 years of my life for 10 million dollars 🤔 let's see the math here, I'll be 50 years old when I get out with 10 million dollars F it lets do it 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@aderitodealmeida5644]

@@anyexpat ...and had to add lost earnings (for 28 yrs without salary), because that 1 million is only the compensation for the error: you can bet that, after all those deductions and addings... the final sum would be much, much more than the initial 1 Mill...

[@APenNameAndThatA-oq7gt]

That father who starved his baby to death, his face when he realised he was going to jail forever, priceless

[@micheleannthomas116]

I can't imagine being a corrections officer and trying to contain a prison full of these messed up people.😢

[@JiisTube]

Thank you

[@brandonmize9355]

Former CO here. They mostly control each other. There's a definite hierarchy.

[@SparklezAn]

i started to tear up at the second case, imagine the relief that he must’ve felt. poor man, i’m so glad it went well for him in the end

[@electrovplat1474]

Same for susan, she got wrongly convicted

[@s3rye306]

​@@electrovplat1474 the lady who lied about everything needs to be locked up for life

[@yukiaditya7352]

Did he get any compensation?

[@SparklezAn]

@@yukiaditya7352 i’m not sure, but i hope so

[@user-et7og2wr9q]

The spit mask is genuinely one of the scariest things I’ve ever seen.

[@marcuslatrent528]

Hello Clarice 😇

[@Ctssss]

Fking awesome🎉

[@mcpheerebecca498]

It reminds me of Hannibal Lector

[@elvenkind6072]

It's just a plastic thing that allows breathing in and out, but refuse spitting at anyone. Think you have only seen to much Hannibal Lecter. 🙂

[@TheMysticGod1587]

That man looking like Hannibal Lecter

[@derekivey2659]

15:09 the “I got you” probably felt amazing

[@Alberts_Stuff]

This is a really great no nonsense video, top tier content 👌🏼

[@ThatGaijinFella]

That last guy should have been awarded a LOT more than just $1 million for having been placed behind bars for 25 years!

[@Fantana22]

My thoughts exactly. That only equates to $40k/year to deal with that BS.

[@iEatSweets]

This is what I was thinking too, how does Susan Mellon get $17 million/17yrs and Eric Kelly gets just $1 million for 25 years?

[@kermitthefog7400]

He probably took a fall for someone.

[@perlalalala]

@@iEatSweets i'm qWHITE bewildered as to how that would happen too ...

[@DopeyFish]

the $1 million is for the prosecutors role. Prosecutors didn't force the confession out of boys, the police did. Both of them (Kelley and Lee) are suing for $48 million each.

[@kylauren13]

The audacity of Seth Welch looking surprised and shocked at their sentence when he described his own daughter "dead as a doornail" after finding her lifeless body and talking to his lawyer first for a whole 1 and a half hour without a care. I've never wanted to sucker punch the daylights out of a person more in my life.

[@SquishyOfCinder]

He clearly isn't right in the head.

[@Mr___f]

I'm actually shocked but glad they got successfully charged those "all natural" types of parents are despicable and evil. It's just child abuse

[@destinyhntr]

@@Mr___f The thing is, you can still raise a child all natural. (We've done it for thousands of years.) These two were clearly starving the child and leaving it to die because they didn't care and wanted it to slowly meet its end.

[@FeralSimp2005]

I honestly wish the people in prison don't give him mercy once they find out

[@hydr0542]

Honestly, he looks like he's just waiting for bubba to put his dick in his mouth. Neither of them would last long in gen pop, intentionally doing harm to a child is a big no no, even amongst most criminals.

[@omutsukimi]

I remember that first case, the deaths in those stood out because of just how good of people the three he stapped were: a family man with a wife and several children and veteran who fought for his country, a college student with a course of study and career plan focused on communication with the goal of making the world a better place, and an autistic man who stepped in just because it was the right thing to do.

[@tonyfarinacci404]

Great production of video, no unnecessary commentary, and put out more vids. Thanks

[@cazzabojangles]

The judge running after them is hillarious, good for him for taking his job seriously

[@HanBowloOG]

That was Judge Dredd!

[@PutsOnSneakers]

@@HanBowloOG 27:11 👀 What ? 27:13 👀 Hhmm ? 27:14 👀 Uhhu ? 27:16 👀 Deep breath now 27:23 👀 Yeah ? 27:28 👀 I can't hear you whuut ?

[@JCmaverick]

​@@PutsOnSneakers 😂😂😂😂

[@matthewlawlis2421]

He was very casual about that run down too. It was like he knew he was going to catch them, and was looking forward to it.

[@PutsOnSneakers]

@@matthewlawlis2421 duh... Handcuffed and running with slippers is much slower than being without any restrictions

[@colesnead4061]

3:00 This made me actually tear up. Im really happy this man finally got a fair trial, and can now walk free with his family.

[@xavi1298]

literally started crying as I told my mom what i was watching 😭🤍

[@rrxphvel871]

The people that got him into prison deserve to rot in hell

[@R3AL-AIM]

Thinking about his baby behind him, I choked up too...

[@helloworld.444]

Seriously the child with the shirt saying free my dad he was so hopeful to go home the cops had to hold him up

[@lindsaybrown1159]

Me too

[@joeymills3410]

Mr. Villegas, god bless you and your family, nothing but love brother

[@poulpilfinger702]

When you treat people as animals, they become animals ..! Jail doesn’t heal .

[@AngeloGene]

It's not supposed to. It's for keeping away dangerous people from society.

[@t_gabiuel6058]

The guy who shoot the cashiers after they complied with his demands is an absolute psycopath. It shows he has no love for human life and no empathy for people.

[@GrannySkeksis]

And he was laughing in court too. Complete POS

[@moonlighthunter5421]

The judge should have called him a coward

[@jaydubya3698]

@@GrannySkeksis I think "weasely little turd" is a better description.

[@eins2001]

Sociopath*

[@hannahwilliams5681]

Did you see him laughing like what the fuck bro? I don't even think he would have cared if he got the death penalty

[@ReginaldForman]

That informant that lied and said that woman told her she killed her ex boyfriend should serve the life sentence.

[@StrongandGrand]

Jailhouse snitches are notoriously unreliable.

[@_KenKenYouNot_]

I know i felt so bad for the woman.

[@crnigruja2220]

"...i don't know why you smiling? because i CAN! it's not crime to SMELL!" 😂

[@KingNez89]

Welp you got my sub, I LOVE THIS!!

[@Bettinasisrg]

How can anyone on a jury convict someone solely on the testimony of one informant? And SHAME on the DA for filing on the case in the first place! Sickening! The worst thing in the world is an innocent person going to prison. If you're on a jury demand concrete evidence, not speculation!

[@chadpyle]

the same people that couldn't figure out how to get out of jury duty

[@chrisinsocalif]

Witness testimony is some of the most unreliable sources of evidence.

[@skinnie2838]

"i cant breathe" Get this leftist propaganda off my screen rofl

[@jackd6129]

⁠@@chadpyle as usual….Chad thinking it’s a them problem when it’s actually a him problem. No doubt a fake name though. Nobody that stupid could ever have been named “Chad”!

[@garybrockwell2031]

Bully boys god knows who you are😵🗣️🆘🇬🇧 BLESS them that found freedom 😵🗣️🙏💯😱☠️

[@-vart-]

I love how victims families can say literally ANYTHING they want to in court during their statement

[@grantkeller4634]

Uh did you even see the unprofessional judge in the first case? Typical N

[@spectex304]

Why can't they...if killer can kill then the victim family can say whatever they want

[@6Goth6Broth6]

I love it too, I can say though, if it were me, personally, I would OFFENSIVELY strike. I'd probably be going to jail also.

[@Liam-zw1ek]

Watching that Ryan Stone cry, priceless. "It was the drugs man!"

[@finnainsley9088]

That judge trolled the shit out of Daniel Mcnabb 🤣

[@Silentbob1494]

That couple who starved their baby, I just wanna point out he only reacts when he hears his punishment. No fucks given about his baby or her death until that moment.

[@anyexpat]

But his reaction is marvelous, i really enjoy it

[@Tchika]

Yeah, I think in his sick mind it goes something like "but that kid is my property, I can do with it whatever I want".

[@evildude2135]

he really was like °0°

[@hannahstockings4094]

I watched a full episode about that case and it was totally shocking and awful what happened to that child. That father doesn't deserve the title of father. The mother I believe looks genuinely remorseful but I cannot forgive her for not trying harder to get that poor baby help.

[@Silentbob1494]

@@hannahstockings4094 I can see where you coming from on that one, but the mom... I dunno, man, Like we still have no real idea what that home dynamic is like, what her mental state is-- and something tells me that he's not exactly the most ideal person to be married to. I work a lot with people in abusive environments, and the number one rule is to never blame a victim.

[@se7enwonders]

My God …. How many innocent people are rotting in prison for crimes they didn’t commit?? This is insane!!! 😞

[@zima627]

1 in 10

[@toryknotts8026]

Terrifying isn't it.

[@se7enwonders]

@@zima627 ~ …….. that can’t be true!!! Is that true????

[@se7enwonders]

@@toryknotts8026 ~ I have not stopped thinking about it since I watch this. How do you make up for something like that. This is someone’s life!

[@toryknotts8026]

@@se7enwonders sadly the only thing that can be given is compensation - money mostly. They use to be able to fire or imprison ( sometimes with a big old fine) the lying shit heads. But no, for the most part they get a slap on the wrist while being told don't do that again. If they are a cop ( and I support the police- the good ones at least) they can't be fired- they just get suspended ( with pay I might add) or they are moved to a desk job, hell sometimes they get promoted. And if the guilty party is a politician ( Democrat or Republican) both get off scot free. A celebrity- house arrest/ rehab Some big name- here is a form for you to sign..... sign it and you get money but you don't speak about this.....EVER. Sorry about that ranting reply, I never vent like that. My bad

[@melissapearson6067]

Couldnt stomach the ones concerning children... blunt force trauma to a 2 week old... a 10 month old being left alone in bed from 3pm until 10am every day, dying from malnutrition and dehydration, ALONE. I cant handle it. Please God, hold those dear children tightly and all children going through suffering. I can't stand it 😢

[@Thugzilla90]

Really happy for you Daniel. You and your family need to have a good life together. And forget about the past, leave it there.

[@tsuaeshae]

I can't imagine the horror of being convicted of a murder I didn't commit

[@FallenMerick]

I can imagine it, but... when the discomfort gets to be too much I can just stop or imagine something more pleasant. It must be like one of those nightmares you keep waking up into, but it _never_ stops.

[@amy5519]

It's devastating to think of all the people who have been wrongfully convicted of murder. I'm hoping now and in the future it will be easier to convict the right people.

[@mjanny6330]

@Amy less then are killed in car crashes lol.

[@anyexpat]

The compounding horror of days, weeks, months and years is probably impossible to actually imagine.

[@williampurvis2887]

@@mjanny6330 that’s still a lot of people bro 🖕🏼

[@seventhsoldier2502]

That lady who spent 17 years behind bars for something she didn’t do…man that’s awful. All because that lady lied on her. I hope she spent time behind bars for a false police report.

[@thefiendish186]

The real crime here is not even the lie, yes that´s realy bad, but convicting someone on the basis of only one story which can´t be proven? That´s Murica at its finest.

[@viivcreations9161]

wait.....so the guy who killed 1 guy and pleaded 3 times got death row and the kid who killed 2 people and laughed at the judge calling him a murderer only gets lifetime in prison? wtf!!!!

[@cryingjonny3876]

Yeah sadly it really depends what State you’re in

[@dominic6055]

9:12 the lawyers' face realizing he's got zero odds of success 😂😂

[@monakratos5886]

Hahahaha!!!!!!!

[@simonfea2]

Yes! I noticed that too. Fool needs some lithium or something, ucker is as crazy as a March hare.

[@Misssteelcity412]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ward1ism]

Damn 17 years because someone told a lie. Things like this just show how much of a joke the system is. Literally no other evidence but because 1 person lied she lost 17 years with her daughter 😕 messed up.

[@sachin2308]

The person who lied should go to jail for life

[@tiv_-yp8xb]

@@sachin2308 They're dead. Look up June Patti

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

They will keep you in jail before they say they messed up, that is what is even worse about the system.....Some of these "good ole boys" cops refuse to think they could be wrong and are willing to let someone rot in prison for their life just so they aren't proved wrong. They will withhold evidence and other things to make sure their "status" looks good. Its pathetic...Completely pathetic.

[@Ron.S.]

“The defendant doesn’t understand how precious life is, that’s why I sentence you to death” An American “judge” You guys are sick

[@hec231]

@@Ron.S. I’m such an American I didn’t even catch the irony initially. And yes, we our judicial system is sick.

[@earthquake903]

Judge Buzzard is a very compassionate judge. I went before him after filing a restraining order against my ex. I'm not surprised at all that he is also a literal crime fighter.

[@notlargerthanlife]

I fucking lost it when he referred to that little girl as "dead as a doornail". What the actual fuck.

[@alukuhito]

I like how the judge explains things to them like they're in primary school. Obviously not a bright couple. That guy with his mouth wide open in disbelief?

[@MoDeegroes]

2:00 those Texas detectives who manipualted a young man into spending 18yrs in prison should ABSOLUTELY be charged & put in prison. That is appalling

[@GrimJackal]

This is a gallery of terrible people but I think the one that got under my skin the most was the man who let his 10 month old daughter die, expressed zero remorse, and then disbelief at his sentence. Pure inhuman scum.

[@nickhorn8296]

When he said she was as "dead as a doornail," i almost lost it

[@SumiEwiets-idgaf]

Not all were terrible. Two people's life were totally destroyed by the justice system beyond repair. It boils my blood more than anything when Innocent people spend years in jail(18 years and 17 years) with helplessness god knows they did nothing wrong but they still had to pay for it.

[@davidbolha]

Maybe she wasn't his... 🤔😕

[@mopzeeg8422]

I'm glad the dispatcher was on to his bullshit right away. Even just in the fact that they put the child to bed from 3pm to let's say 9am like he corrected, that's 18 hours they claim that baby was sleeping with no contact, food, water, or diaper changes. A child could maybe handle that in an extreme emergency, but not daily. They spent 3/4 of their day ignoring her and waiting for her to die. I hope they threw every charge they could think of with the maximum punishment possible. You're right, total scum.

[@bagboy8617]

@@nickhorn8296ughh that just got me pissed

[@brierodriguez6280]

Dude that killed the grandma really cried when he heard he got life?... Like why are you so shocked sir.

[@meimei2664]

9:00 I feel bad for his lawyer lmao

[@TreeHugginT]

The dispatcher with the Mary Welch call. Couldn't believe what they were hearing. The dude was so cold. Talking about his child like she was a roadkill squirrel or something. "Oh yeah...... deader than a doornail" he showed more emotion to getting life without parole than he did to his child being dead. Tf is wrong with these horrible people.

[@alimurray1915]

The way his draw dropped when he was given his sentence. He honestly couldn't believe he was guilty of murder.

[@oldfrittenfett1276]

Well, he thought God made him do it.

[@julieutley2073]

Badly wired brain. Very sick individuals and way to dangerous.

[@scunts]

@@alimurray1915 Lmao right? No emotion in his face whatsoever; a terrible actor.

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

@@franckorphanos2998 So some say, but never seen any proof that he/she/her/him/etc., even exists....😄

[@YoSuey]

Absolute goosebumps for Daniel. So glad he able to continue raising the family he should have been raising years ago.

[@Damyankee1989]

9:09 His defense attorney thinking "oh god there is not a snowballs chance in hell I'm winning this case"

[@DJBIGCG]

Tough video with the intense music in the background 👍🏿

[@beckibrown8833]

The segments about wrongly convicted people being exonerated get to me the most. Having your life, your family, your freedom taken away, being locked in a cage surrounded by dangerous criminals, to me, is unimaginable. How do you ever recover from that?

[@lunarcorpse]

My brother deliberately stabbed someone. He was in prison for 18 years and I'd only met him when he got out. He realized his mistakes and he took responsibility for it. I'm glad that he was able to be a better person. He was a very angry teen. He is now married with a kid and owns his own house. The company he works at is even paying for him to go to college. Some people do regret the horrible things they did and try to make up for it. A lot of the people in this video are not those people. I can't even imagine how damaging it is to be put in prison for something you never did. 😢

[@lmfao4573]

⁠@@lunarcorpsesame can’t be said for anybody. He’s truly blessed to have been able to deconstruct his behavior and change his ways. So many people are far too deep.

[@gatitagiz2]

You don't. For the first couple years you're angry, and then after that you sorta just fizzle out. At that point you just wanna leave. Nothing else really matters.

[@TheSacobjims]

Because you are still alive, which means there's still a chance to get out... If you know you're innocent then once you get out living a normal life is no problem

[@bonnie_rabbit749]

Thats the thing, some people dont. I cant remember his name, but i saw a documentary about a young teenage boy who was falsely imprisoned for like 20 or 30 years or something, well into adulthood when he was finally cleared and set free. But he ended up taking his own life not long after because he just couldnt exist in the real world anymore. He was constantly paranoid that police was following him and that he would get locked up again. He had developed skizofrenia in jail so he kept seeing and hearing things that wasnt there and it eventually led to him taking his life. Its horrible what prison does to people. Like obviously some people deserve it, but we sure as hell should be a million percent sure the ones that get locked up really are guilty.

[@luna_swan0853]

So wait they arrested that poor woman because someone said she did it. No proof or anything. No amount of money will make up for those lost years

[@luna_swan0853]

@@toddnoah732 totaly!

[@derekjeter3654]

How about the poor latino man from the 2nd clip

[@RunningAWOL411]

I just got arrested for a crime at the beginning of 2023 based on a witness statement of a crime that occurred five hours for my home and there was no other evidence. They drop the case no because I proved to them that I was nowhere near the area but because they literally had no evidence

[@kaylee84243]

@@derekjeter3654 sure, but we’re talking about the woman right now💀

[@gvccihvcci]

@@derekjeter3654 easy there Derek he’s not related to Jennifer

[@collinstiernagle3553]

Darrell Brooks the parade killer is Wisconsin had the most amusing trial footage I've ever seen. He literally built a fort out of file boxes on his desk.

[@B3Dcool]

Hearing the judge declare Daniel Villegas not guilty gave me chills Fuck corrupt cops, I hope he’s having a great life with his wife and children

[@CarbideShrapnel]

That judge towards the end of the video that said he was "tempted" to rescind the plea deal and then didnt infuriated me a bit.

[@girrthbrooks]

Especially when that shitbird quit acting like an asshole and got scared once the judge threatened it. Would have just been proof positive to me to revoke the deal

[@anyexpat]

I am hoping he put a note for the parole board in future "Do not let this piece of shit out" Keeps the family happy but that POS is never getting out

[@WarGhoulKharas]

He left it up to the prosecution. The family of the victim decided to take the deal instead of going through with a trial.

[@akakumokktdpal8151]

I remembered him saying he’s a minor, he won’t be charged or something along that line, that’s why he’s smiling away. What an ass

[@uglycheater]

Spending thousands upon thousands of dollars and a lot of time on a trial only to maybe change a 52 year sentence to a life sentence is not worth it in my opinion. You saw for yourself how easy someone can get wrongfully arrested. Those people sometimes wait years for their trial, the sooner they get out, the better. That means you shouldn't spend months on a trial that will barely make a difference

[@alyssariceYT]

Mary Welch's case is heart-wrenching. The final clip they showed here is so telling. Both parents are equally guilty, but the mom is the only one who feels guilt. She lost her composure when the judge talked about her daughter and what they did to her. The dad only lost his composure when he found out what could happen to him

[@zbelair7218]

The mom wasn't remorseful, she teared up at "first degree murder" she was thinking about her sentence. They're both scum.

[@CrashHoax]

​@@zbelair7218 Well, she did lose her composure at hearing "you murdered one Mary Welch", not "felony murder" or "child abuse in the first degree" which preceded it, or "life without parole" which followed.

[@izcoolproductionsV1]

Idiots probably thought the world would just feel so bad for them that they wouldn’t bother to investigate…

[@starfans5109]

@@CrashHoax who cares she murdered her child because of neglect and she should never see the light of day again. makes me happy at least some justice is served

[@CrashHoax]

​@@starfans5109 Look at all the comments describing how and to what these people react to. A lot of people seem to care.

[@socksrocksdocks]

8:52 dudes lawyer just looking at him like why me lmao

[@paulgoeretz1]

I can't breathe😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cddevelopment363]

Crazy how a no contest murder conviction gets you 25 years, but a high speed chase gets you 160.

[@choadsmoker5451]

Cause he committed a LOT of separate crimes throughout the chase. Many of which carry high sentences due to the imminent danger to public safety, ie there was a high risk of him murdering or severely injuring people in multiple instances of the chase

[@alexhenderson6521]

Again I have seen this comment so many times, is everyone ignoring the fact the guy who got 160 years hit a cop almost killing him???? He also led police on a highspeed chase while a child he inadvertently kidnapped was in the backseat the entire time???? Not to mention he car jacked multiple people in a single chase.

[@rustypotato1884]

I believe it is all aggravating factors because he committed a numerous amount of crimes the maximum sentence increases (a lot of states even have a chart to determine sentences with other factors). Also he was sentenced to 160 years with 18 charges that is less then 9 years per charge. One of those charges being attempted murder.

[@Draffut2003]

@@choadsmoker5451 So a "high risk" of someone dying deserves a punishment 6 times that of actually just murdering someone. Are you fucking with us?

[@DC-qy1qy]

To all of you saying it's because he did so many different things endangering people...he got 160 years for endagering many people, seriously injurying one. Someone MURDERED someone and only got 25 years. In no world should that be the case. If someone shoots at 500 people and doesn't hit one of them, they are in jail for life for attempted murder x500 yet the person that goes and shoots and kills one person is free to do so again potentially after 25 years? That's insanity.

[@girrthbrooks]

You know you're screwed when the judge rips off his robe and chases you down himself

[@kaylee84243]

LOL

[@funeralhouse6280]

If they weren't chained and cuffed they would have easily fled 👍

[@RaytonBane]

I was thinking the whole time: "Wait, the judge has to run these guys down? Shouldn't courtrooms have better law enforcement than that?" Notice how not a single guy in uniform was in pursuit that judge was on his own.

[@girrthbrooks]

@@funeralhouse6280 one did make it away still cuffed and got collared again pretty quick. Unsure of the point you're trying to make here

[@KenanVonKaiser]

Wild!

[@supremeownage8995]

I still fail to understand how someone can get thrown into prison without a shred of evidence. Like is it seriously enough to have someone say they did it once, and then deny it later? Or just hearsay from someone else "they told me they did it". Seriously like wtf?

[@jackanderson4419]

Absolutely ZERO mercy for those who harm infants and children.

[@damienbastings]

They need to rot slowly in any way. I hate people who hurt defenseless people, especially kids who don't ask for this

[@the_original_dude]

that's nonsense. Life in jail is way too big of a punishment for something like that Humans are no different than dogs. And some time in the future people will understand that

[@jackanderson4419]

@@the_original_dude someone check on this guy's kids

[@the_original_dude]

@@jackanderson4419 children are the most precious thing there is. I'm simply not blind to the truth.

[@damienbastings]

@@the_original_dude Well that's good, but there shouldn't be any mercy to abusers, it's almost impossible for them to change, and sometimes they never will change

[@rosegilliland220]

Seeing his lawyers hold him up and hug him got me emotional.

[@dangitbobbeh6420]

Wow, they hugged you, too?

[@rosegilliland220]

@@dangitbobbeh6420 hahaha I just noticed I wrote, “me.” Thankyou for pointing it out. Honestly made me laugh.

[@dangitbobbeh6420]

@@rosegilliland220 You and I both got a good laugh from it. :)

[@auggie803]

--Did it say how old he was when he was first sent to prison? Because if it was like 44 then he was 62 when he was released.

[@DaAdversary]

Life in confinement is crazy😭

[@FlymanMS]

19:24 Lol the way this sentence sounds

[@TheClanBlade]

It's funny how these people only show 'remorse' once they see the charges

[@leabianchi]

Sometimes they NEVER show remorse.

[@gracemunich1476]

sickening

[@grantkeller4634]

The first chad went in like a badass. much respect

[@bonnie_rabbit749]

Like “what?? My actions have consequences?”

[@m.hoffman2889]

there is nothing worse than falsely putting someone for almost 2 decades into jail, that man's life was ruined, you cant give him these 18 years back

[@sachin2308]

What about the women who spent 17 years

[@FinalFront]

@@sachin2308 Probably didn't watch the full video

[@m.hoffman2889]

@@sachin2308 lmao wrote the comment halfway through the vid

[@LibertarianGalt]

​@@sachin2308 They got off lightly 😂

[@Mmmmilo]

The judge saying “The defendant doesn’t understand how precious life is, therefore I’m sentencing him to death” is everything that is wrong with America. You people have ZERO self awareness. ZERO.

[@paulseblano2761]

Nope. When you forfeit somebody else’s life, you forfeit your own. That simple.

[@johnkane3801]

15:06 best 🕵️‍♂️ ever 😂

[@morales9188]

The way she was acting like she was reading but was only telling him off is hilarious! What a queen 😂

[@ladycplum]

I've watched the reversal of Daniel Villegas's guilty verdict more than once, but the absolute joy from the crowd, and the sobbing of Daniel himself as his lawyers hold him and prop him up, still makes me get a bit misty-eyed. In act I loved seeing all 3 cases where wrongfully convicted people were set free.

[@meimei2664]

Daniel Villegas' case breaks my heart. 😭

[@patriciau6277]

Pure evil. Bring back the death penalty! They can only show emotion for themselves.

[@I_Cant_Think_Of_A_Name]

Death penalty is a relief from life. Being trapped in a maximum security prison is much worse than death.

[@irgendeinname9256]

​​@@I_Cant_Think_Of_A_Name but it costs money and resources. And if prison for life or death is the worse punishment probably very much depends on the individual

[@sneezydeezymcdeluxe7015]

I used to think like you, but why should the state decide to end someone's life? Imagine if it was the guy who was incorrectly imprisoned for 18 years. And instead of that they gave him the death penalty. 18 years later it turns out he's innocent. You can't undo that. People have been, and will continue to be, falsely convicted. There's no point in even saying "just do it to the ones who are 100% guilty" because a lot of the time you don't definitely know that. Easier to just throw the death sentence out all together than the potential of an innocent person being killed.

[@thosethatmatter4237]

@@sneezydeezymcdeluxe7015 Maximum security prisons aren't what they are in Hollywood. Oftentimes you're just alone, heavily guarded where very few people interact with you. You're not gonna get caught up in violence as maybe you'd think. And, honestly, how can we be arguing a higher moral ground when one sentence results in physical death, and the other results in overall mental death? How is 60 years in isolation less humane? I'd say it's worse tbh, and we would infact be having to pay for their "wellbeing." Not to mention what stuff like THAT would do to an innocent person, Look at Villegas!! There will always be some mistakes in the justice system, but some people deserve it, I'm sorry.

[@sneezydeezymcdeluxe7015]

@@thosethatmatter4237 Where did I mention anything about maximum security or being caught up in violence? Edit: Also, you say there will always be mistakes in the justice system, but that's no excuse for killing the wrong person. If there's always mistakes, then take away the one thing that could give someone a permanent mistake with no way of going back (death sentence). You can't just handwave the state killing an innocent person as "well there's always mistakes." That's absurd.

[@334stealmob]

The judge that ask what would you give the person that harmed the child, dude said they should be under the jail. The judge said ok I sentence you to life. The judge tripped me out🤣🤣🤣

[@NJNUNEZ]

I loved it.

[@elizabethrichards1737]

He wasn't the sharpest crayon in the box lol

[@King_of_Gotham]

26:06 the fact that he's surprised about getting life without parole is sickening, anyone who causes harm to any child should get that and much much worse

[@sydrose]

And the fact that this man is showing more shock and emotion towards his sentencing rather than the awful condition he found his daughter in based off of that 911 call is disgusting…2 selfish monsters who deserve to rot in prison.

[@Idotooomuchh]

his face fucking disgusted me

[@albinoburrito900]

He had a fucking KZbin reacts face to his sentencing. That man was just going through the motions of being a human

[@grekygrek]

Victim impact statement....crazy how different they vary.

[@witherslays197]

I hope daniel enjoys every moment of his freedom :)

[@timdoyon1964]

“Your mom should’ve swallowed you…” PRICELESS! Best impact statement EVER! 🤣