She made one of the worst decisions ever

[@grimy1495]

I think this is one of the darkest and most disturbing stories you’ve shared. This time it’s not the violence, or criminal intent, it’s the extreme negligence and total lack of empathy. You did a fantastic job humanizing Greg and sharing his unfortunate story.

[@bentonrp]

Yes, it is so disturbing how she valued the irresponsibility of her lifestyle way more than her obligation to her gross mistakes, the suffering she would cause that man, and even his very existence. =(

[@qungm]

Lack of empathy = true evil .

[@none-kq7ho]

If that's you in the pp Harrison Grimes, you have a FABULOUS mustache. Chefs kiss *

[@lostineggsaisle]

Its almost unbelievable. It's one of those stories that you hear and kind of laugh and think "yeah, ok. That really happened".....but it did. It's insane. How can someone think letting someone die is better than spending a couple years I'm jail if she would have even gotten that much?

[@qungm]

@@lostineggsaisle I was wondering that, what her sentence would have been if she'd if she'd got him help and owned up. She would still have faced criminal charges but he would still be alive.

[@lakedog3616]

The scariest thing is that someone with this little intelligence and compassion could work in the medical field.

[@martinqizeaq]

I wonder how many she let her patient die and just say sorry.

[@AwesomeTater417]

They know there's money in the medical field. That's the only reason the majority of them are there. Sad but true.

[@mightyroyalenergy]

Right

[@user-ps2mi9ze5v]

Nurses aids have one of the most difficult and underpaid jobs. As a nurse, I know they have to take a short course to become certified. They aren't allowed to dispense medication in the hospital. This girl is just cruel

[@lakedog3616]

@@user-ps2mi9ze5v Nurses and nurses aids are my heroes. They took care of me and kept me going in my worst time.

[@jorgyt754]

Man, guy was seriously done dirty. Fly high, Greg. You deserved way better.

[@Bane5393]

Yeah extremely horrible. Life doesn't discriminate. Makes me think alot

[@orafranc]

That poor man 😥😔

[@carewser]

Could there be a bigger victim than this guy? Not only did the love of his life fleece him for everything he had but then he gets hit by a car and suffers a long agonizing death

[@dblack8141]

@@carewser this is CathoIicism

[@shaunpearce6846]

It’s dancing nurses before dancing tiktok nurses became a thing.

[@kdkxlwnrkfllgg9349]

I am so sorry for Greg. A men who lost literally everything in his life and still managed to be optimistic, has to die in such a horrific way. I am furious how someone can’t have 1% empathy.

[@leahcoscia4574]

Literally out partying a week later with a clear conscience… make it make sense smh

[@troubledsole9104]

@@leahcoscia4574 Clearly, there is something seriously wrong with her.

[@josezamudio700]

0% empathy

[@heatherf6871]

The way she just let that poor man die.... She should of gotten the death penalty IMO

[@ClassicTor]

@@heatherf6871 yup

[@joetrueblood7663]

The incompetence level with these people is off the charts, every lesson learned in life was thrown out the window, selfishness will do that to a person. What a horrible hard lesson to learn, very sad.

[@Fermion.]

I would've immediately snitched just for the fact that a "friend" cared so little about me that they'd invite me over, without my knowledge of their crime, forcing me to be involved. At that point, our friendship is over and I'm strictly looking out for myself, and maybe even saving a life as well.

[@jonsnipe5484]

Facts I wouldn't had waited either... It's called wait right here and I'm calling cops

[@cathywelch40]

I agree you're not getting involved in any crime I would have been pissed you calling me over I would have ran to the police not called him on the phone

[@rickrock5436]

I agree why tf would you get me involved

[@Cathmoytura]

Yeah, at that point you know y'all never had a friendship--you were always only a manipulated tool in that person's box. And you can be sure the person's probably trying to figure out how play the victim and pin the crime on you.

[@sarahno4748]

Definitely.

[@prisoner817]

She didn't have a second of empathy for the guy dying and pleading for help next to her but she cries when she gets sentenced? Yeah, nah, she should rot in prison.

[@fukkitful]

She cared more about getting possibly a DUI. Ridiculous.

[@karaoconnoraliasraidra]

A number of people cry when they’re sentenced because it finally clicked with them that they can’t get out of the mess they made and they’re going to have to face serious consequences. For instance, there are a number of videos in which someone in their teens or twenties breaks down when sentenced because it’s finally clicked with them that Mommy & Daddy can’t save them from this and they will actually be facing punishment for their actions (or neglect in some cases). When the judge reads the sentence and bangs that gavel, a lot of entitled people realize their parents/spouses/associates, sweet-talking, pleading, threats, etc. won’t save them; they’re not special, and not only will they have to face punishment for the first time in however long, but the punishment will be real, lengthy, and definite. I hope it doesn’t sound like I’m making light of this or trying to attack people’s psychological distress because it’s certainly not my intention, but I wonder how many of the prisoners who make self-harm attempts are the same ones who proclaimed, “I won’t spend one day in jail!” or, “Even if I do go to jail, I’ll be running the place!” and then learned that wasn’t the case.

[@fukkitful]

@@karaoconnoraliasraidra Yeah, I spent 6 months in jail. It does take a day or two for the reality that your freedom is gone to set in. I always enjoy the videos of teens disrespecting judges. They find out fast that's one of the worst things you can do. I had to go before the judge to get off probation. Hell, I was scared to talk when he was asking me questions. I didn't want to accidentally upset the person who has control of my freedom. lol Also I know the kind of person your talking about saying, "I’ll be running the place!” They're the loud mouth trying to put on a show, while hoping no one calls their bluff. In the jail I was in 95% of the fights were because of the TV remote. Someone in the pod would think they were gonna in control of the tv, instead of a vote on watch to watch. Eventually someone would get feed up and tell them to getting in the cut. where the cameras can see them. Seems like most would either not get in the cut and the few would did got their ass kicked. The other 5% of fighting were from ppl accused of cheating at Spades...

[@karaoconnoraliasraidra]

@@fukkitful Oh, interesting! Thank you for the perspective. I remember an associate of mine saying he had to show up for a speeding ticket, and he was so nervous in front of the judge that all he could say was, "Yes, sir. No, sir. Thank you, sir." I guess the people who think disrespecting the judge will go well are so used to not getting repercussions for being a rude twerp they've become deluded, and those people eventually learn some very harsh lessons. Have you ever seen the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Joker's Wild"? It began and ended with a dispute over the TV remote among inmates at Arkham Asylum (Poison Ivy: "Hey, I was watching that!" The Joker: "And now you're watching *this*!"). I had no idea that this was a main source of conflict in real life. 😲The people who think they're intimidating remind me of the preview for The New Guy (2002 film) in which the guy at the prison instructs, "You got to give 'em the crazy eyes!" and it cuts to people being scared of his crazy eyes. It then shows the protagonist trying to give someone at the cafeteria the crazy eyes and having someone throw food at him.

[@richardb7495]

I very much agree

[@lisab6547]

The fact that she was medically trained AND that she could have gotten help for Greg makes this story even sadder. He could have been saved. RIP Greg, and well done on raising such a fine son.

[@darylemmanuel4747]

The moral material in the human race is waning away.

[@Forflipsake]

It’s stunning she’d rather let this poor man suffer rather than take some wreckleas driving charges. I’m a carer and I’ve noticed a lot in the med iCal profession there’s a shocking amount of nasty , nasty people.

[@EllicottCity1]

@@Forflipsake- I was just talking to my husband and this, both sad & bizarre that so many long term care employees seem to be involved in crime

[@Forflipsake]

@@EllicottCity1 exactly . Why go into a profession that’s whole point is to care and just be stone cold evil in my eyes. I’ve seen and heard it all from nursing staff taking deceased clients valuables right through to some people just straight out messing with medications. Why? Why would anyone do that?

[@pistabacsi462]

There shouldn’t be forgiveness for racism and neglect.

[@SackVegasAnime]

She’s a true monster. Just unbelievably awful. It terrifies me to my core that someone could put someone through that and then be back to partying a couple days later like nothing happened. 50 years seems to light of a punishment.

[@bladerx14]

might seem light but the bulk of her life would be taken from her, she would go out as an elderly.. of course it would be good if it was a life time, though usually a life time punishment would indicate an intent to cause bodily harm though what she did in respond to what happened is not excusable.. she was most probably worried about being incriminated for her use of alcohol and substances which led to the accident.. being in the medical field myself, i could never forgive myself if such a thing happened.. honestly i would have just called an ambulance and receive whatever repercussion i should be receiving.. because it would be going against my oath to society (hippocratic oath) and the punishment would have been much lighter.. though with that said, i would never drunk drive, with my family in the medical field as well as constantly being upset with those who do unnecessary damage especially like drunk driving that takes the life of another unnecessarily.. and its always young people who makes this kind of silly mistakes.. though if it was my family member who died due to such circumstances, i would like justice.. and at the same time its usually someone young getting implicated.. its just a horrible situation all around.. just dont drive under the influence.. parents and society need to push and get this inculcated/implemented amongst our youth, dont drive under the infuence!!

[@LilyZerep]

Especially how she was just able to go to her friend's apartment and sleep for several hours while Greg was in horrible pain and slowly dying

[@rasalasblack]

Nowadays, if this happens, she will just get a slap in the wrist and Greg will need to pay her for traumatizing her with his death. Victimhood, sister!!!!

[@pam190]

Same

[@CatLady-be9tn]

She is evil, rude and racist.

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

A narcissist only cares about one thing - themselves. The fact that this woman worked in healthcare is beyond frightening.

[@bonchidude]

Nurses, and doctors need to pass a rigorous psych exam. If they fail, that is it, find another profession. Same with cops but they allow psychos onboard.

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

@@bonchidude A highly intelligent narcissist will no doubt pass those evaluation tests with flying colors. Are You familiar with "The Angel of Death" (Charles Cullen, a male that killed many, many patients, while working as a nurse, in N.J. ...)? Harold Shipman, M.D. was a British G.P. - it's estimated that he killed well over 200 people, while in practice. Anyone else applying for a position in healthcare (with strong, narcissistic tendencies - and that's not a doctor or a nurse...), will simply fly under the radar.

[@bonchidude]

@@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579 There is no way to make it stringent enough? Well, if not then delve into their past and no detail is too small. Hurting small animals is a disqualifier and hurting people too.

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

@@bonchidude I agree with You, 100%.

[@bluegenes2273]

... frightening and not especially surprising.

[@mishaa7263]

The person who ultimately turned Chante in was a girl who didn't like her and sought revenge. Nobody along the way cared about the actual victim, just "what about me?" how sad

[@hlaw2830]

>culture

[@Amthealpha]

Welcome to the 21st century.

[@justanerdwholiftweights4061]

Exactly what I was thinking too , wtf is wrong with the people

[@Jlaird83-b7x]

@@Oatmilk345 REALLY?? I don’t see any comment that seems racist? Maybe it was already deleted?!

[@marylabelle803]

Horrific...Hey lady thanks for the ride!!.. so sad..

[@oharriet4666]

I feel so bad for this guy. He just wanted what most of us want: a little bit of happiness and security.

[@l.u.s.t2322]

Not to forget respect smh

[@pattiblackburn3056]

It's hard to believe what one human can do to another

[@oharriet4666]

@@pattiblackburn3056 It's absolutely horrifying.

[@junetynf]

Watch "Stuck", you'll love it🙂

[@SignOfTheTimes008]

I was a Greg some years ago. My friends went out west to start families and careers after high school and I felt a bit alone.

[@MiaBella19]

My God he was alive after she hit him but stuck in the windshield. The terror that man suffered. She should have gotten Life, no parole Period.

[@0rinthian]

Exactly. That on top of when you rot in prison for all of your youth then taste freedom again just as your body is about to give out in old age.. that in and of itself would be completely psychologically debilitating.

[@AsukaLangleyS02]

Well, she was a racist and didn't like White people so it makes sense she let him die.

[@HeyReia]

Poor Greg... he was a nice guy but people did nothing but make his life miserable until the very end. Rest in peace Greg, no more suffering.

[@rachelstarkey1685]

Did you know greg .....he sounds like a sweet heart bless him v

[@Trip_mania]

Last time I heard someone equating death with no more suffering it was my sister who was on the verge of committing suicide. Please don't romanticize death. It's no more suffering, but it's also no more happiness, no more love, no more joy. It's no more nothing.

[@jessicamarie42503]

@@Trip_mania they didn’t romanize death. He was just saying that after all he’s gone through he will finally be painless and in a better place. I see what you mean though. He’s just giving his condolences.

[@Trip_mania]

@@jessicamarie42503 I go that. I just think it's a really bad way to give condoleances for the reason I gave. You can call it romanticizing or not, I just think it is really bad to pretend death can be a "better place". I hope people realize that when someone is trying to save another person from suicide they are exactly trying to talk them out of that idea, that exact same idea. Yes, it may sound like a very nice way to give someone's codoleances for anybody who never thought it through. But please think it through now.

[@SadbutTrue84]

Yeah it always sucks being the nice guy; it's been that way since the beginning of time😔💔...

[@kenyipc-78]

That guy simply had a miserable life surrounded by evil people even until his death. I'm very sorry for him.

[@WastageofTime.]

Saddens me, like everyone took advantage of him right until the very end.

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

Life's a bitch and then you die.. Growing up I had alot of friends and a family I thought loved me.. Long story short, my mom and step dad abandoned me and I moved in with my dad who started mentally abusing me for being depressed and not being able to function. Alot of people got offended that I would isolate and never reach out. Had a best friend of mine try to hook up with my girlfriend, found out my girlfriend was perusing a relationship with a married military man. None of my family ever reached out to me after I stopped coming around. Gave my life to Christ, met Christians who were more wicked than my atheist friends of the past haha. I onoy have two or three people I associate with in any capacity.. I had to learn that people are evil the hard way.. I rarely go out for any reason

[@revekat2053]

@@SavingSoulsMinistriesif they persecuted Jesus then why would you be exempt from suffering?

[@zzanatos2001]

Let's hope the parole board shows Chante the same compassion that she showed Greg by locking her in a cell and turning the light off for the next 50 years.

[@bonchidude]

They are not letting her loose. She is depraved.

[@wellyesbutno5639]

Amen brother

[@robertpunu7624]

ZZ, we can only hope. bonus video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKqkmWyFerN9hrc

[@char6081]

Yess

[@prestonhamilton2704]

I hope she’s thought about her decisions every night for the last 46 years

[@lizgreer6888]

I had to stop this video multiple times to regain my composure. Terrible, horrible awful people. May he rest in peace in heaven

[@JaimeeL901]

That man suffered an awful and lonely death. May he rest in peace. His son is admirable for his ability to forgive. Peace be with all affected.

[@n8dawg727]

Right son was a better man than i would of been. Woulda looked at her and called her selfish moron. Spec afterbhearing she was out partying again days later. Smh hard thing to forgive thats for sure

[@NewAnderL]

@Man Man Here,take your cookie...

[@truth4004]

@Man Man I hope he haunts their a$$es.

[@countof3everybodyOD]

Fuk that

[@pete3011]

I dont agree. Its his choice to make if he wants, and I respect that, but I definitely don't consider it admirable.

[@InkedUpHonda]

All he wanted was someone to care about him as much as he care for other people his entire life, as well as during his death. This broke my heart and brought a grown man to tears.

[@SeriousSchitt]

That's why I don't believe in Kama, he gave good all his life and received nothing but bad!

[@fionahamilton7231]

@@SeriousSchittI don't belive in it either .I found a wallet on the train and gave it back to the person the on my way home my ipod was stolen from my pocket

[@SeriousSchitt]

@@fionahamilton7231 Dead right Fi. Karma is just a figment of people’s imagination, it’s just pure luck if someone happens to get punished for sinning against you. You sound like you’re honest, don’t let it stop you from being a good person and doing good deeds though.

[@DoctorDerpman]

Videos like this should always be followed by videos of people being heroes. Remind yourself that for every psuedo human garbage creature, there's always at least one brave soul to be proud of.

[@irinavasserman7599]

Now, aside from this psychopath people need to think about society's fault in this in general. Specifically American society. He did mention in the beginning that Greg would be able to find friends but they would flake on him so he was even more responsive to others next time around. Now, as an immigrant living in America for a while now, I can definitely say there's a trend or a way that Americans interact with each other and treat others. I'm not going to sugar coat and be completely honest. Americans from my experience of course are generally flaky, insincere, and self absorbed. The amount of flakiness, not following up what they say they are going to do and just general disregard for others people feelings is staggering. I've heard that from other immigrants as well. There is a trend. So, the situation with this man was set up by your own society, not first hand, by definitely second-handly. Not sure how much of this will get through their heads.

[@LRM12o8]

How was T-Fry not sentenced to jail, but the two men who she got involved received 9 and 10 years? That makes no sense at all!

[@nicholashord144]

Bc women are treated or held to the same standards as men. Never have been nor never will. It's unfair and frustrating, but its just how it is.

[@yerfavpsycho]

​@@nicholashord144the two men got a shorter sentence than the woman who actually hit Greg, so in this case, that isn't true.

[@bettywillbrowse]

​@@nicholashord144 Women know the feeling buddy, omg I can't hear men who whine about women get away with everything, not held to the same standards as men, not fair wah wah, I mean it's been all of 2 seconds in history that women finally don't always get the shit end of everything while men got away with ACTUALLY EVERYTHING for the last 500+ years, and now youse cry not fair bcoz women aren't automatically given the brunt of all men's shit anymore .... Meh

[@JavierCespedes90]

@@yerfavpsycho women get shorter sentences for the same cimes as men, that is a fact, research it. In this case, what she did was a worst crime, thats why she got longer sentence.

[@l.j.i]

​@JavierCespedes90 they needed T-fry to testify for EVERYTHING that she did and said, that's why she got immunity. Women face way more discrimation than men. Don't be someone who actually pulls the 'Men Matter Too' card. 🫣

[@charlottebowen1771]

OMG, that poor man. That woman deserved the 50 years for making him suffer so. :(

[@isaacmurray1941]

@@mordie31 everyone involved should get at least more then 50 years, how can you sleep at night knowing there is a man suffering 20 feet from you not even that you could have saved his life easy. This is one of the more disturbing stories I have heard from him just because of the way it makes you feel

[@Imcookedchat555]

@@mordie31 fully agree

[@hlaw2830]

Life, but 30+ usually results in a life sentence anyway.

[@robertcuratolo5339]

13:09......"Thanks for the ride lady."

[@LifewithSerena0323]

Reminds me of the movie hit and run except the guy in the movie got his own revenge.

[@fishwanda]

I live in Dallas and remember when this happened. Up until now, I believed what the news portrayed. They portrayed him as being some homeless bum. Sometimes we forget that people are all worthy of our love, compassion and respect. Thank you for sorting it out and showing his side.

[@MrBallen]

The media really misrepresented the whole story. Even now, if you google this story, you mostly get inaccurate reporting. It’s a shame. Thanks!

[@amatije]

@@MrBallen thank you for researching every story and telling the truth about them. I watch guys from Dive Talk reacting to your video on Devil's hole. Waiting for your collab vid🙂

[@QuicksandontheTrail]

The media is despicable.

[@sugarandspice4829]

That's frkin sad :( poor Greg.

[@theaverageDon]

Never trust the media

[@cmoney7891]

Brandon’s statement to the family shows how great of a person his dad was. He passed on that kindness and empathy to his son. RIP

[@bladeguru6358]

Well said. Your kids absolutely show what kind of person you strive to be.

[@bladeguru6358]

@@Anthony-ol9wp yes. Are you a father?

[@GenX-Rising]

@@bladeguru6358 Your kids can only strive to be the type of person you nurtured them to be. Nature, society, outside influences, free will, personality traits, learned and acquired behaviors from outside influences and life events determine a large part of what someone's kids will turn out to be. All parents can do is love them and support them, and when they break your heart, you love them and support them even harder. That's what family does, the love each other and cause pain to each other. We often hurt those we care about the most when we're in pain because we know that they will forgive us and continue to love us. Family is a very intricate paradigm with constantly evolving dynamics

[@bladeguru6358]

@@GenX-Rising good points. I may be projecting my over the top pride of my daughter!

[@CELTICSAVAGE32]

When I heard what he had to say I was seriously amazed... id be on a war path. All I can say is, let's go Brandon!

[@I_Love_Rainbows510]

"If you don't know anything about pay phones..." made me laugh out loud! :-D Someday society will return to the beauty of the phone booth.

[@dazzlerbob1870]

Greg suffered all his life from selfish people, even in death! RIP.

[@superjonninja]

Memento Mori

[@liamsanchezgoestovegas]

Everybody’s gotta go somehow. That includes you, and me, and anybody reading this. “Befriend your death. In the end, it’s all you’ll have” - me as far as I know

[@michealkane1535]

Its the worst thing i couldnt imagine being his son the nightmares or wishing he would of been there for him somehow.In a way im jealous of his kindness and sad for his lonliness.

[@Lou-Lou-]

Momento Mori

[@DissTrackTed]

@@liamsanchezgoestovegas Morbid! You’ve been watching too many Mr Ballen videos, I’m cutting you off 😂

[@gavenwatson5031]

The way his son handled that showed what kind of a father Greg was. Rest In Peace Greg ♥️

[@brysonius]

I thought the same thing.. ugh. Rest In Peace 💯❤️

[@shanecolon4727]

Took 2 to raise him but many men have, would, & will quit when they can barely handle thier own life. Testament to him being a man, father, & human being sticking around & helping raise his son despite large set backs.

[@junetynf]

Watch "Stuck", you'll love it🙂

[@donna779]

Greg obviously did a great job raising his son and his memory will live on. Poor Greg must have been absolutely terrified while in excruciating pain. RIP Greg!

[@paratenichost348]

I remember hearing this story on the news. Such a cruel and unusual way to die. How helpless he must have felt. Hopefully he was in deep enough shock to keep from realising it.

[@Impostor39890]

You mean the guy who went homeless and put his son in a difficult situation because he gave away all his money to a woman? That's not kindness, that's plain stupidity.

[@donna779]

@@Impostor39890 I mean the guy who kept in contact with his son even though, as stated, he had mental health issues. I have worked in mental health my entire career and it is an extremely difficult life and he stayed connected to his son. An admirable quality in my opinion.

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

A people-pleaser got scammed by an obviously skilful exploiter. His fault was being a rube, but she was clearly a practiced manipulator who rightfully marked him as easy prey. I do agree that at the point where he obsession with the cow was destabilising his son's life he owed it to him to smarten up, though. He got done dirty, but he owed his kid better.

[@kazzikubena1860]

She just didn't want to take responsibility for her actions, and it's a shame that Greg had to suffer because of it.

[@metamorphicme9378]

They treated this poor man like literal road-kill. How can people be so depraved and criminally inclined? The son has such class and character - I would have raged in that court room.

[@eusebeguts6775]

Most self obsessed living for insta likes and e clout type low lifes of today would do this

[@earthworm7346]

You're just being racist... jk :^ p

[@paulx3827]

worse,they didnt put him out of his misery

[@j0nnyism]

Noblesse oblige

[@TimKlaessen-ln8rs]

Because joggers have no sympathy for humans.

[@kuri369kuri]

That is one of the most heinous stories ever. With so little care, empathy or thought for your fellow man. Rest In Peace Greg.

[@liamsanchezgoestovegas]

From a medical professional!! She knew how to render BLS! (Basic life support), or she never would’ve been a nurse.

[@kuri369kuri]

@@liamsanchezgoestovegas - Mr. Sanchez that is what also bothers me about this. And that she passed her brothers fire station preventing the poor man to have a chance at life. Just sad man.

[@sunnydaygina]

Yes, this is almost unimaginable to me. Are these people sociopaths? I just can't understand not having feelings that we all or most have. May he RIP

[@sunnydaygina]

@@liamsanchezgoestovegas She was a Nurses aide. But still no excuse even if she was a retail person. Anyone with a heart&soul would've made certain he was rescued. I hope she thinks about this for a long time. Shame on the other people involved as well.

[@zeuxlaught2797]

@@kuri369kuri why are you acting like she isn't some human but a robot who would have been like "an accident have caused, i should rush to hospital ". she is a human who can suffer from trauma too. and the severity of the accident also tells she definitely wasn't in right mind. so forcing the options that she could gone here and there or dial someone isnt just right.

[@pranitkhandagle4568]

Greg was a King and he raised a King

[@AB-dd4jz]

I clearly prefer to be a poor pos if this dude was a king then

[@ComeAlongKay]

@@AB-dd4jzWell based on your comment you’ve clearly accomplished your goal of not being a king.

[@Matthew-Anthony]

@pranitkhandagle4568 How exactly is Greg a "king"?

[@patrickmcguire2091]

It is rare when the true nature of someone's character is put to the test. This is one of those moment's, and they failed in absolutely every possible way a person could fail.

[@suzienothing9855]

I think the first test was deciding whether to drive or not. The moment they stepped into their car was the moment of truth

[@andrewh9613]

Now that’s a horrific event but the fact they left him to die a miserable death while they slept for 7 hours is beyond comprehension.all involved should never step outside of prison again

[@grace7-9]

I've never heard the back story of the homeless man who was the victim in this story. Thank you for telling his story, as he is the one who matters.

[@IchbinX]

He was white, so thats why.

[@Maki-00]

@@IchbinX What???

[@grace7-9]

I never even knew the race of the victim in this story. I knew nothing about him, and I appreciate that he is given some respect after his death at the hands of others.

[@pussydestroyer69285]

@@IchbinX wtf does this even have to do with anything. Lol.

[@pussydestroyer69285]

@@grace7-9 ppl just wanna make something out of nothing. Lmao

[@kimberlykelly8651]

The amount of pain you see in MrBallen's face and voice while telling this particular story made me feel differently about poor Greg. Typically I can feel empathy or sympathy for the victims, but Greg's story LITERALLY broke my ❤️. 😢 R.I.P Greg Biggs 🙏

[@GlassesnMouthplates]

I can't express enough appreciation for Mr Ballen introducing Greg Biggs as a father who ended up in tough times due to people exploiting his kindness but despite those hardships, he was eager to fix his life as much as possible just so he can spend more time with his son, as opposed to be just a homeless person who became a "plot point" subject to a manslaughter incident.

[@BlenderBob1010]

100%! That is one of the reasons I think Mr. Ballen is probably one of the greatest story tellers on KZbin. Little to no corner cutting with research and is always honoring and respectful of the people affected - not glorifying a murder case.

[@louiseallen5298]

Yes, very well said Glasses. He is compassionit and always respects the victims. It's one thing I really admire John.

[@Gurl-5150]

He's always extremely kind to the people that are a part of these stories even to the point of some that may NOT be quite so deserving. It's an amazing character virtue, this generosity.

[@LeisureLizard]

Yes! I heard this story before and only heard of “a homeless man”. Not the person that he was. His home status was irrelevant.

[@anniestumpy9918]

That's a great observation and it made me think. Thank you for your comment!

[@rebeccahefner3559]

She should never get out of jail! She's the very definition of a narcissist, couldn't be bothered or inconvenienced by getting a suffering human being help.

[@SHORTxGUY]

I Totally agree i dont swear much and after i heard the horrifying story i immediately just started cussing I just reapeted the sentece "she should deserve the death" sentence over and over again

[@annedrieck7316]

@@SHORTxGUY utsuratonkachi

[@verucasalt9182]

The scary thing is that she was a nurse in charge of extremely vulnerable people, elderly and frail . It wouldn’t surprise me that she was rough and unkind with them because they couldn’t stand up to her .

[@williambergman3840]

Probably brain fried from drugs

[@janececelia7448]

Narcissist and psychopath.

[@angelao1723]

This was so cold-hearted. She had absolutely no care or thought for the injured but alive person she had harmed. She accidentally injured him but she purposefully caused his death. She literally left him to die a slow agonizing death in her garage. She deserves every year of her sentence.

[@jessicataylor7174]

I have no evidence for this but it does make me wonder if it was an accident in the first place or if she deliberately tried to run him over and got a shock when he got stuck in the windscreen instead of her being able to just drive off.

[@angelao1723]

@@jessicataylor7174 That would make it even worse. But hopefully she wasn’t actually trying to hit him. Either way I guess we can’t truly consider it an accident. Even if she wasn’t aiming for him on purpose, it still isn’t a true accident because she chose to get behind the wheel while intoxicated. So either way not a true accident.

[@kayleigh3648]

@@jessicataylor7174 I don’t think so tbh, cuz why would she call her friend screaming and crying hysterically if she didn’t have any remorse? Her friend made a lot of poor choices too tho! She should’ve asked her to stay the night knowing she was massively intoxicated. And when she saw the guy was still clinging onto life, she could’ve drove him to the hospital while he had the chance. Im assuming the real reason shante didn’t call 911 is cuz she didn’t wanna get charged with manslaughter, wreckless endangerment, DUI, etc cuz all those things combined would be a pretty hefty prison sentence. I think she was so intoxicated that she couldn’t drive or think straight and once she sobered up and came to her senses the next day, it was too late and he was already dead. So now being this deep in, she felt the only way out was to get rid of the body since there was no helping him anymore. To be clear, I’m not justifying anything she did. I just don’t think any of this was premeditated, it was a combination of mixing drugs w alcohol, being selfish, and VERY poor decision making

[@tonyisnotdead]

@@kayleigh3648 if she had remorse, she would've helped him, not trap him letting him die slowly and painfully

[@w.t.5136]

Driving while on heavy drugs is not an accident, its an avoidable risk that she took

[@ROCKNROLLMODS]

I remember seeing this on the news. We really need to start holding our medical professionals to higher standards.

[@bm-ww8kb]

i mean sure ... but dont get confused - they were literally just care aides, they're not allowed to practice any form of medicine.

[@louiseallen5298]

Absolutely, there's more covered up than the public can imagine.

[@Tw0Dots]

@@louiseallen5298 oh we can imagine as corrupt as anything involving the gov

[@cdes1776]

@@bm-ww8kb But they know first aid and as was said even first aid would have saved him! Saving a life is should be first instinct in the caring professions. Don't make excuses for their abhorrent negligance. *Everybody* ignored this man's suffering.

[@cdes1776]

Considering we've just had three years of a major pandemic, your comment is out of line.

[@kierrasimone]

Chante is straight evil. The fact that she had all of these resources, and even being medically trained to save people, is disgusting. I bet she would’ve gotten a suspended license and a few months in jail or something just by getting him help. Smh RIP to Greg.

[@c-cothr9750]

Can you imagine how this would end up if it were racially reversed?! It would be insane....

[@robertblackburn790]

Think how many patients she would have killed if she'd become a nurse, with that kind of indifference and apathy.

[@DogeCodes14]

She would probably of gotten 10 years and no chance of getting a license ever again. She was DUI and critically injured someone even if she took him to the hospital that’s a huge crime.

[@ariannabright9547]

@@c-cothr9750 what does that have to do with the original comment? White people love playing victim 😒

[@lannawolf1864]

@@ariannabright9547 his comment is awful. Yours isn't any better. No one should generalize an entire race, gender, sex, orientation, no one. Or makes you just as bad as the person saying awful things

[@ChannieVee]

The pure selfishness of it all. She would rather let a man slowly die in agony than to call for medical assistance. She chose to kill him to avoid the risk of identifying herself. The irony is, if she had’ve just done the right thing, he would have survived and she would never have been charged for murder - at the most she would’ve been given manslaughter. Instead, a man is dead and multiple families have been affected.

[@peoplenewstoday]

What makes you think government would do the right thing? Look at Kyle’s trial. DA’s can lie to destroy child.

[@leonieromanes7265]

It's unbelievable, RIP Greg.😪

[@Matthew-Anthony]

@People News Today Kyle's trial is different because it is politically motivated. This case is not.

[@peoplenewstoday]

@@Matthew-Anthony It’s just terrible. We all know the DA would make the same case no matter what she did. It’s terrible she didn’t care about his life at all. Maybe just parked car in front of fire station and walked away? Anything could have saved him. Sad.

[@Matthew-Anthony]

@@peoplenewstoday Investigators would trace the car back to Chante. It is HER car after all. She should have just gotten help immediately.

[@graemewelsh3035]

the fact she was out boozing it up a week later suggests she was a bit of a sociopath

[@ricky-sanchez]

She also didn't bother to clean up any of the evidence. Smh.

[@adhyjc8]

@@ricky-sanchez I would say then less of a socio or psychopath and more of a dissociative personality. But what do I know.

[@JakeKoenig]

Or a bit of a racist, considering she was laughing to her friends about "running over a white boy." Check out some non-woke versions of this story by people who don't have large KZbin channels to protect.

[@ricky-sanchez]

@@JakeKoenig Is there actually footage of her saying this? Or are people making stuff up?

[@adhyjc8]

@@JakeKoenig why would you not include a racist tirade in the narrative?

[@a.evansrn107]

As an RN and a mother .. this caregiver, letting a man die like that is horrific. Any individual that did that or similar to my child … would be forgiven, after they suffered the same. That would be my peace and my moment of insanity. People say revenge doesn’t solve anything but it certainly would if you are a parent that has nothing left to lose.

[@xingqiu5470]

Damn right

[@julieandre5785]

😢

[@phnxraptor]

"I don't want to go to jail for DUI so I'm just going to murder this guy." Priorities, people.

[@chino3796]

This reminds of the "Christian" cheerleader. Didn't want her parents to know she was having sex, got pregnant but was anti-abortion. Didn't tell anyone, had the baby full term. When it mysteriously died she tried to burn it in the backyard before burying it.

[@blacklight310]

@@chino3796 It’s not even the same thing lol

[@alastairatcheson1407]

Big brain move indead.

[@auroraevermore]

@@chino3796 Well, that escalated quickly.

[@PrimusPicklebal]

She turned a possible year in jail into 50 years 😬

[@C-SD]

I remember this. Just horrifying. She didn't want to get caught, so Greg's life was forfeit. Never drive drunk.

[@KarenDozer]

Me too

[@wouldiwasshookspeared4087]

They made an episode of CSI based on this, too, but they made the victim suicidal, too.

[@carriequeen8150]

She wasnt only drinking, she was also high on other drugs *X and weed*

[@wendybryan6071]

Especially not if you're a sociopath

[@osamu_90]

The moment anyone drives under the influence, any sympathy for them goes out of the window. No one gives a shit about them endangering their own lives but they're a danger to others too. They should pass down some legislation that automatically gives the maximum punishment for anyone who kills someone while driving under the influence.

[@shroomshadyy6738]

After watching this, I look it up, and almost everywhere says things like : "Mallard, then 25 years old, hit the homeless Biggs with her vehicle." Describing Gregg, only as a homeless man, no description on him as a person. but of course - lots of information on Chante !? Mr Ballen, however , describes Gregg's character so well that I almost forgot he was even a homeless man , the description of his optimism and good nature just shined through and became the core representation of him. The thing I love most about Mr Ballen.. Is his respect ❤️💎

[@bobshenix]

The way that man died has got to be one of the worst ways a human death can go down. Alone in a pitch dark garage, hurt badly, in agonizing pain, and knowing that you've been left for dead while hearing people mill about other parts of the home. I would have less contempt for Chante if Greg had been killed on impact, as bad as it would still be. Putting him through that is unforgivable IMO Greg's son Brandon is a better man than me I guess.

[@deneilbaker]

For sure. When a victim is simply described as “homeless” they’re disregarded as non-human

[@JB-pp1kt]

@PaynePillzPittBullz&Pistolz stop with this racism bs. How is this racism in the slightest ? Y’all weirdos are literally the reason the world is in such a horrible spot. This chick Chantelle deserves to rot in he** regardless if she’s white black purple buddy. Get a grip and come back down to earth cuz clearly you smoking too much of the tiktok crack rocks from the 13yr old racist bigots.

[@tacticalsweater5119]

I know exactly why his death was disregarded; because he was a white male.💥

[@krackshot322]

@PaynePillzPittBullz&Pistolz we waz kangz and shieet! 😆 🤣

[@helenkobayashi6900]

This is... insanely evil. I can't believe how many people are involved.

[@joelschmierer3544]

All of them are super dumb, the best friend didnt help him and also told other people of the crime, and the 2 guys who did nothing wrong could have just called the cops and avoided going to jail

[@louiseallen5298]

Exactly, it's incredible. How could this happen.

[@Elevendyeleven]

After struggling his whole life to find people who would care about him, I cant imagine what Greg's last thoughts were.

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

I'd imagine he wished he could speak to his son before leaving. Man, that's caving my chest in..

[@mamapoch1915]

It's not just that Chante did nothing to help this poor man, it's that NONE of the people involved helped him. That's horrendous! But what Greg's son said at the end brought me to tears. He is a bigger person than I am.

[@maketheworldabetterplace2292]

you can heal if you forgive if you hold the pain in it only hurts longer and you can't go on...that's why its sometimes a blessing because you can come to peace faster...sad story rip

[@KYNAEVIL]

@@maketheworldabetterplace2292 lovely and very valuable advise. It’s better to except what is not right or fair... holding onto anger and hate is a lot more destructive and it took me half my life to figure that out.

[@KYNAEVIL]

The thing that gets me the most is not only the chain of negligence... but the fact that both of the girls would have the basic knowledge to have helped him themselves and not just leave him there to suffer.

[@maketheworldabetterplace2292]

@@KYNAEVIL just hard to do....same here especially if a person has cause you pain and trauma for a long time. However our body and mind are amazing as we can heal from both visible wounds and traumatic events, it just all takes its time. Trauma, memories and the scars that's been caused by those we trusted never fully go away but we can learn to live with them by finding happiness again and making sure that nobody will hurt us again. If you are hurting, find self love, put your self first, do things that make you happy, find new hobbies and always eliminate people that don't have good intensions. You can do it, you matter and you are amazing...don't let anybody tell you different. Trust me I've been there

[@UndercoverCracker]

Yes I could never forgive someone who just let someone I loved die when they didn't need to. Screw that.....

[@mapatterson173]

Thank you for giving Greg Biggs a voice by telling his story. He might have died alone, but so many of us who hear his story and grieve for him.

[@CheeseyPizza-di5ko]

Right... poor greg...

[@emilyahnen3805]

R.I.P Greg- you are gone but thanks to people like Mr.Ballen you'll never be forgotten- never.

[@charichari]

@@emilyahnen3805 yes 💯agree! Soo thankful for Mr Ballen and for sharing Greg's story to the world, albeit a tragic life (he deserved so much better than the cards he was dealt with😔😥) but his name will forever be remembered and honoured.. RIP Greg Biggs💞

[@j-lew]

I live near Ft. Worth, and I remember when this happened. It is definitely one of the most fckd up things I have ever heard. She had SO MANY chances to get that poor man help, but she was just like "nope"...*turns the light off*. That poor man. His son forgiving her is a gift she doesn't deserve.

[@lowdoggknuckles5061]

His son's faith and forgiving her. And feeling bad for her family. Tells you a lot what kind of man Greg raised him to be. What kind person he is. Greg sir you made one hell of a young man to say that during the trail. RIP Greg.

[@jrh4642]

The son is probably like "My dad would've forgiven you, so I will too honor his memory. "

[@adastra123]

Well said , the father did his job he has raised a profoundly good son.

[@jessebradley5224]

Annnnd you’re a clown 🤡

[@brandondvinson]

*trial

[@Yemers]

Amen God Bless

[@numerous_bees1070]

It breaks my heart that no matter what greg did, he couldn’t find someone who cared for him. not even in his last moments.

[@captainenaad9579]

Because the above wants him back and will care for him

[@KristenDETW]

@@captainenaad9579 Yes 'the Above' cared for him sooo much they made sure he died horrifically. You're insane.

[@lornarettig3215]

Yeah, same. No matter what I do, I can’t find someone who will make any effort for me.

[@codybrumley80]

@@KristenDETW Not Gods fault that Tragedy happens

[@KristenDETW]

@@codybrumley80 one minute it's 'God's will' the next minute it isn't. You people have no idea what you even believe in.

[@tifKh]

His son will forever be a living memory of his father’s positive influence in his life.

[@Ntnt11]

Might just be me but it does not show the son is good or positive. Just that he is weak and confused.

[@trevorsamuelson2467]

@@Ntnt11 Yeah. I would not have forgiven them. Like put yourself in the fathers shoes. She was negligent, selfish and showed zero remorse by partying the next weekend. The punishment for her turning herself in and being able to save the dad would have been way way way less then what she got.

[@tifKh]

@@Ntnt11 Yeah, I’m going out on a limb here, but it’s probably just you.

[@tifKh]

@@trevorsamuelson2467 Good thing it isn’t you. Many people choose to forgive so they don’t carry hate in their heart. His empathy towards the other family shows true character. I haven’t been as disgusted as I am by these two replies in a long time. You should both be ashamed and embarrassed by how narrow minded you’re coming across. I sincerely hope you’re young and eventually gain understanding and empathy.

[@zombiechicken7114]

Thank you for pointing out how many ways she let Greg down. He seems to have been a gentle over generous man with a big heart. I'm so sorry for him. These women are beyond evil. May they be tormented by this forevermore.

[@rachelovly]

Wow. Greg’s son is a true testament of his father’s character.

[@DennisMoore664]

I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be so forgiving. But to paraphrase one Luke Skywalker - I'm an asshole, like my father before me.

[@abaanbdert1147]

Same stupid :(

[@triciag3311]

This is one of the worst things I have ever heard. That poor man. I can't understand how anyone could be so cruel and lacking in empathy and how they could stay in a house all night knowing a man was suffering in the garage. It's despicable.

[@Micfri300]

Oh the ethnicities of those involved and what ethnicity and gender the victim was is not surprising.

[@beepbop416]

@@Micfri300 are you serious man don’t make this about race because evil people come in all colors shapes sizes and religions

[@Micfri300]

@@beepbop416 we all know that who he was caused him to not be giving a crap about by them.

[@junetynf]

Watch "Stuck", you'll love it🙂

[@HazelDell]

@@Micfri300 Quiet, crime boss.

[@HomesteadingWays]

I remember when this happened. It was so shocking and heartbreaking. They always described Greg simply as "a homeless man". It was so infuriating! He was a person, a human being! I will say that he and his exwife did a phenomenal job in raising their son. What a kind-hearted soul.

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

This story hits unbelievably hard. I'm actually trembling with anger. How can so many people be so damn evil??

[@asenita19]

Greg raised a great young man - his son is his legacy and lives on through him prayers out to them

[@IO-kv8jm]

Chante should’ve been held accountable for also treating patients while high! This is terrifying. May he rest in peace, poor guy.

[@HorrorMovieFreak96]

She was just a CNA. They don’t handle any medication or important decisions

[@rebeccabadger77]

I'd rather be helped by someone who is unvaccinated than her 😄

[@Jxtbeats]

I honestly won’t forget Greg. It makes me sick what happened to him and that he was taken advantage of for his generosity. RIP Greg you seemed like a good man and deserved much better

[@dontmindme633]

This story has been in my head since it happened. One of those that sticks with you. It’s almost incomprehensible, the choices she made. As a man was moaning in agony in her garage, she decided she would deal with it later.

[@lindabellamy1984]

I don't think I could forgive someone for being so heartless to one of my loved ones. The greatest thing Greg ever did was to instill in his son the ability to have compassion, empathy, and forgiveness. What a legacy he leaves!!

[@debmoadd]

I was living in Dallas at the time this crime happened. It was a HUGE story in the DFW area, but there was little mention in the national press. Sadly, one angle the defense (and the media) played at the start was that she was this confused "saintly nurse" while the victim was just a bum whose life was not worth anything, sort of a Healer versus Homeless-the story didn't fly in the courtroom. He was a hardworking decent man who trusted the wrong people in his life; all he wanted was to keep working and improve his life. Such a sad story, all-around. I feel sorry for her family, and for that son to testify his forgiveness proves his dad did leave a positive legacy in this world. Don't do drugs, y'all-when the fun wears off, the outcomes will not be a success. (PS This story was the basis of an episode on the TV show CSI years ago; it was chilling to watch and to know it was true.)

[@franl155]

I would have hated to have been her defence lawyer, duty-bound to make her seem innocent and vilifying the dead man

[@sarahotto6006]

I remember that episode and thought that there was no way someone would do that. The real story is so much worse than the made-up version because the real victim was such a good guy on bad times trying to turn his life around. I think the made-up victim tried to commit suicide by vehicle.

[@franl155]

@@sarahotto6006 - that would still be no excuse for her subsequent behaviour

[@randallsmerna384]

@@franl155 I don't think anybody is arguing that point.

[@seangallagher6075]

Pp

[@lareinelester685]

His son was a testament of how amazing of a human being his dad was. Very sad.

[@alliinwonder9675]

His son was a sophomore in college as a pastoral ministry at the time his father died. Convicted murderers raised $10,000 for him to go to college.

[@lindairvine7679]

@@alliinwonder9675 just so sad , I pray he continues to have God peace in him 🙏🏻❤️

[@ivanjuarez1160]

@@lindairvine7679 only with Jesus can one have peace

[@lindairvine7679]

@@ivanjuarez1160 amen brother, Jesus is king of kings and Lord of Lords May He bless you 🙏🏻❤️

[@ProximaCentauri88]

This and the story of the two grannies who were buried alive by the girl whom they treated well moved me to tears.

[@RowanWarren78]

Yeah that one really messed with me

[@amaraland1]

I agree. But wasn't it an elderly husband and wife?

[@desiguy55]

@@amaraland1 older husband and wife, classic example where you never ever divulge your wealth or saving to strangers.

[@troydorr7518]

Well put desiguy55!

[@christyricker8736]

It was a husband and wife. The young woman was a neighbor from another state they used to live in and they actually treated her like a grandchild. She shacked up with this piece of garbage and he brought out her garbage side even more. If I remember correctly, the husband had told other people that he got a bad vibe from the guy. The older couple heard movement downstairs, at night, from their office and found some checks missing (they let the younger couple stay a few nights with them). I believe the swine got a third person to help them kidnap the elders, steal their money and take them out to the woods at night. They were buried while they were still alive. The most horrific part for me was reading the medical examiner’s report and the amount of dirt that was in both of their mouths, throats and even lungs. When investigators recovered the bodies, I can’t remember if they were holding hands or cradled together. I do know that it was a hauntingly sweet gesture that showed their love and devotion to one another and the overwhelming need for them to comfort each other at the end. Those killers are pure garbage, not even human.

[@paulastiles5507]

I remember this case. I was astounded at the complete lack of empathy involved. She just plain didn't want to get in trouble for drunk driving, so instead, she'll spend the bulk of her adult life in prison.

[@wolfe6220]

Committed a felony to avoid a misdemeanor.

[@paulastiles5507]

@@wolfe6220Apparently, she subscribed to the principle summed up in the English proverb, "May as well hang for a sheep as for a lamb."

[@shellyb1424]

Brandan needs to be protected at all cost. I cannot imagine someone taking my father's life so recklessly and publicly forgiving that person. I know forgiveness isn't for the other person but wow. That moved me to tears.

[@brittalex7024]

He sounded like such a nice person, we don’t have enough ppl like that in this world… RIP Greg

[@abhaychauhan2506]

Yes... Bcz they die being too nice with others

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Meh, the creators of content like this have a habit of making every victim out to be a lovable saintly person. Not saying he wasn’t but they and we know little to nothing about who those people actually were.

[@willow9912]

@@MrRyan-wu4jx I mean everyone has their own fuck ups but until they were really horrible people I think it is better to remember them for the good they had in them. Also if these channels start doing character analysis then the videos would get really long.

[@xxyes8879]

@4Ӄメ𝚆𝚘𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛𝚠𝚎𝚒𝚜𝚜 No we don't need more people like Greg, who was utterly foolish. We need to educate people not to be so desperate for affection that it makes them total walkovers. He likely had some issues from his childhood goig on. Predators see folk like that coming from a mile off.

[@willow9912]

@@xxyes8879 I sadly agree with you on this.

[@bigpapamagoo8696]

I can’t even describe how angry this makes me. Everyone involved in this is a monster.

[@scintillam_dei]

The same peple who would cut in front of ou in traffic (many would) are the types who would let you rot in their windshield.

[@shajanjacob1576]

Me also, here in India

[@anamkarajoy]

I truly don’t understand the evil that (seemingly normal) people are capable of in this wicked world.

[@Demortixx]

How is Greg a monster?

[@geoffnungari8466]

​@@Demortixx Yes how is Greg a monster

[@SeauxNOLALady]

I can see the shock and panic she must have felt, but her capacity to ignore the pleas of that man is beyond cruel. Even if I could have gotten in serious trouble, I still would do whatever I had to do to get help for the man. I couldn’t live with myself knowing his death was my fault.

[@dustbunnieboo]

The sad irony: she would have received a fraction of the punishment if she’d simply called 911 immediately. The man would be alive and she’d be a free person in at most a few years. Smh

[@Dis_is_fine]

Exactly. I know that in Canada the maximum punishment for hurting somebody while driving impaired is 10 years. I imagine is even lower in the States. Had she seek to give him help she would probably just have done a couple of years, considering he would have survived.

[@JasonFlorida]

Yes, she would have gotten a DUI and even if he did die it would me manslaughter and that is way less severe than a murder charge

[@mirandapanda5439]

Exactly.

[@Ejshook83]

Serious Injury by Motor Vehicle Carries a maximum of 15 years in most US states. Still better than 50 lol

[@sandrafreeman515]

Yes, and if she had gotten him help then he could have testified on her behalf which would have made a big difference in sentencing I am sure. They may have even become close friends. So sad for everyone. especially, the gentleman who lost his life.

[@bvo3766]

I don’t understand how people show “remorse” during trial. If she has any empathy she would have helped him.

[@calumsanderson6741]

The only remorse they're feeling is that they got caught

[@michealkane1535]

Sober and had time to think what a terrible thing she had done.Hopefully sje can transform herself and get paroled at some point.From the description of the giy she killed he would prob want her to get a second chance.

[@aymies]

Also the fact that she had time to report herself to the police! Someone had to do it or she would've kept on with her life as if nothing happened

[@margaretr5701]

Poor Greg, struggling with life in general but feeling optimistic, then he crossed paths with this woman. Her lack of empathy is horrific. Unimaginable. She and her friend shut the garage door and went elsewhere to sleep.

[@quentinfertiliusiiijackelp48]

It is possible to feel both remorse and an extreme sense of self preservation (which is kinda important to anything that lives) which can make someone both regret what has happened and not want to then effectively end their own life by ending up in prison

[@MS-MS11]

You can tell by the way Brandon displayed empathy towards the killer's family that he was raised right by Greg godspeed to all the families.

[@davidortiz3094]

I wouldn't be so kind

[@MS-MS11]

@@davidortiz3094 totally agree since the American justice system is lacking a lot. I go full John wick mode😂

[@soulstice33]

Ayo, hand me the full auto Ak bro... I am joining in

[@janicesullivan8942]

@@davidortiz3094 To be honest, I don’t think I could either.

[@brettschmidt5929]

@@davidortiz3094 Me neither.

[@dimension_5th]

Its truly amazing how different two sides of humanity can be at times, You 3 people on one side who have zero regard for another persons life and and then you have the son who even tho he lost his father because of those 3 animals, he still forgives them and feels empathy for the families,

[@murhafsukkar9555]

I can’t imagine the pain and the fear that guy felt inside the car . And then they just left the house and slept for many hours!! Unbelievable

[@ernieyet]

T-Fry should get time as well despite her testimony. Poor guy was clearly still alive when she went over to Chante so T-Fry's negligence too amounted to the guy's death.

[@minoyhoy1137]

I agree. It makes no sense to give her immunity when she could've easily called the cops on Chante immediately. She ratted her friend out regardless, but at least she would have been somewhat of a decent human being. She should be in prison as well.

[@robroten6446]

Totally agree. The two men became involved AFTER Greg was dead and received 9 and 10 year sentences. So... One of the two people who could have saved Greg's life walk away scot free. I guess gender does have privilege.

[@angie-kbm]

T-FRY 🤣🙄 is probably in the health care profession too. She deserves time, agreed

[@petralehto3825]

Yep, she should get at least half of what Chante got, 'cause she very well could have saved the man's life but didn't.

[@petralehto3825]

@@robroten6446 Sadly sometimes gender does make a difference where it absolutely shouldn't. Although the men might not have gotten so long sentences if they weren't already on parole etc. (assuming the other one also had a criminal history even though it wasn't mentioned) But in any case, T-Fry should be frying in prison with them.

[@Alteori]

Omfg this story made me mad I can tell it made Mr. Ballen mad too.

[@itscarriebomb]

Same.

[@anitajinfla9762]

Exactly...you can hear it in his voice... RIP Greg

[@natertown]

I was thinking that exact same! Seems like what we are hearing is his voice is disgust for this awful true life event. Like whyyyyyyyy?!

[@cameliathomas9452]

I’m mad too. Extremely mad. Mr. Ballen has every right to be mad!

[@natertown]

@@cameliathomas9452 That's what I love about Mr Ballen! This atory made me all kinds of mad like you said, and I'm so glad I'm not alone. I mean WTF.

[@Starsinnawraith]

The way his son handled it was beautiful I can tell Greg was a real stand up guy shame he had to pass in such a way I hope him and his family can find some peace

[@justlikethewizard]

my heart breaks for that guy, he just needed common human decency. getting him help was the bare minimum :(

[@MailaDR]

Amen.

[@brxiii6048]

Why is no one talking about the sheer kindness and compassion Greg's son had...

[@nikkiiles1894]

I just was looking for a comment like this. Now that is a good human being. I'm sorry to say I would have taken the opportunity to tell her what a demon she was and hoped she rotted. I'm sure it's more healing to forgive.

[@deneilbaker]

Why does someone in the comments always say this. You said it. You’re talking about it

[@kayleigh3648]

It moved me to tears, Especially being how young he is!! So mature for his age!! I think he realizes shante prolly didn’t go to police cuz she knew she’d get long prison time for involuntary manslaughter and DUI (if she was sober she prolly would’ve gotten off completely), but when you’re drinking they automatically assume the accident was a direct result of the drinking. Even tho he could’ve been the one to run out in front of her unexpectedly, they would still consider it her fault solely cuz she was drinking... If she was worried about prison, she still could’ve dropped him off at the hospital or a fire station. I’m sure she’ll have learned her lesson after 50 years tho! She’ll be like 70...

[@PoliceTelephoneBox]

@@kayleigh3648 Problem is that's her being selfish and going light on a drunk driver is unbelievable to me. Actions have consequences; she chose to do drugs, drink, and then drive. How people can have sympathy for someone who blatantly put others in danger with their actions like that is beyond me. No one forced her to do those things and her fear of consequences tortured and killed a man. She hit him when he was on the sidewalk so reckless endangerment and loss of her license would have been the likely outcome if she wasn't drinking. But she drinking and so would have deserved the felony DUI, but I imagine if she had rendered aid and called for help, they would have been lenient on her compared to 50 years. Given that Greg's son forgave her, Greg probably would have as well.

[@kayleigh3648]

@@PoliceTelephoneBox Right... I’m not saying she SHOULDVE dropped him off in front of the hospital or fire station, but it certainly would’ve been better than doing nothing at all! After I reread my comment, it kinda looks like I was sticking up for her lol. I was just trying to explain WHY she did it cuz a lot of ppl weren’t understanding her motive or reasoning. She was selfish, plain and simple! What infuriates me the most is that she went off clubbing again (presumably driving intoxicated again) the next week!! 😤 What she did was bad enough, but that should’ve been a VERY BIG wake up call! If u kill someone as a result of u driving intoxicated, why tf would u continue doing it?!? 😡😡😡

[@Izzyjean]

I’m so glad that woman got 50 years and Greg’s son forgiving her is something I could have never done.

[@tbone9474]

She should've gotten life! And I wouldn't have forgiven her either

[@planexshifter]

Just give that to all involved-

[@Heather-xm9ul]

I couldn't either. She showed herself to be truly heartless and evil. If I genuinely tried to forgive, it would take me decades

[@rneedham667]

I couldn't forgive her eithet.

[@JC-zv3cv]

@@tbone9474 T-Bone..are you related to T Fry? ima gonna suggest that 50 years is pretty much a life sentence.

[@mavetherave100]

I’m knew to your site. I’m loving it.I I have cried and laughed at some of your KZbin posts . Great to be on here ❤️xx

[@offwhitewhit]

This is definitely the saddest one yet. Greg always tried to stay positive, but he had to die in such a horrible way. May he Rest In Peace.

[@AngelicRamen]

I cannot understand the absolute emotional and intellectual stunting that needs to occur for people to think this way. "I don't want to get in trouble for my crime, so I'm going to commit an even WORSE crime to try and get away with it." Not to mention how horrific it is that the person who called in this crime only did it as some kind of revenge against Chante, not at all because it was the right thing to do. Heartless, dumb and just truly unforgivable lack of humanity.

[@asweproceed52]

Low IQ individuals growing up in a culture that hates the police, law and order. This is the outcome.

[@RockStar_Love]

@@asweproceed52 that is the dumbest shit I have ever heard 🤦🏽‍♀️. So I guess all these serial killers that grew up middle class get a pass huh. How about all of these husbands killing their children and wives? You made an attempt to make this racial but you just can't. There are terrible people everywhere who do unspeakable things. All these school massacres are middle class white kids.

[@hika5564]

Come on. It's easy to understand Higher the risk, higher the reward. The more severe crime you commit to clear wrongdoing, the higher the chance you will have of going free The safe choice is to report it immediately (less severe crime), but almost no chance of going free - low risk, low reward

[@DoctorCactus98]

it is appalling that the person who called in only did it because she hated Chante :(

[@BelleMort6]

@@RockStar_Love Except for the school shooting that just happened in Texas committed by a black student who was released on a criminally low bail? It's alright that he's out free and treated like the victim by the media and the DA even though he shot four people? Also, *who said any other killer gets a pass?* But, you're absolutely right on one count, there are terrible people everywhere. And this story has a few prime examples.

[@Cherbear609]

And she was some kind of a nurse? I can’t imagine that anyone in her care would not of been at risk…. Unbelievably disturbing.

[@caroljackson4093]

Absolutely not, a nursing assistant vs a registered nurse is apple and oranges. Nursing assistance take a 6 week course. Registered Nurses (RN) have bachelors degrees in nursing attend college/university for 4 years, and those who have an associate degree in nursing go to college/community college for 2 years. Then all nurses are required to pass a state board of nursing to obtain their license to practice nursing in their perspective states. There are also licensed practical nurse (LPN)/licensed vocational nurses (LVN) who attend a community college for 12-18 months and who also must pass a state board examine. A LPN/LVN scope of practice is limited compared to that of a RN. Because of that limited scope of practice, most hospitals in my state do not hire them very often. A nursing assistant assist the nurses and performs most of the unskilled patient care such as taking vital signs, baths, bed making, transport of patients. The women discussed in this video who shamefully hit this man, leaving him in her windshield to die was a nursing assistant and regardless to anyone’s occupation or education level, we all are human beings and should care for one another. I only attempted to point out the marked differences in education preparation , training and scope of practice. A nurse is no more of a doctor just as a nursing assistant is in no way a registered nurse or a licensed vocational nurse, but they all are in the business of taking care of people.

[@BruceLee-fd7uw]

@@caroljackson4093 There are plenty of nurses who have degrees etc and are complete ass holes and psychopaths Doing a degree doesn't mean you have empathy

[@kouayep0]

Nurse assistant, they have a certificate, some have nothing, nurses have a degree.

[@caroljackson4093]

Bruce Lee You’ve missed the whole point, Genius. Not only is reading, but comprehension is fundamental as well . There are indeed some “ass holes and psychopaths” in every walk walk of life and in every profession. Boy, bye!!! If you don’t get it, you won’t get it. It was a teachable moment and I seized it and you missed it.

[@ElChuntyCabra]

Nurses in general are disgusting people actually... Psychologically i mean

[@OB1-616]

This is absolutely horrific! 😢 Thank you for sharing his story

[@aliciaredditt]

What an incredibly sad story. I'm almost in tears. Brandon has a huge heart just like his dad did. RIP Greg.

[@grammichal6759]

It wasn’t “one” of the worst decisions ever it was COUNTLESS choices she made both before and after running the victim down.

[@kermitthefraud700]

Don't forget her little buddies that were just as heartless and cruel.

[@LiannaRoseLife]

My thoughts exactly.

[@franceseguren1313]

There were more than enough bad decisions to go around for sure.

[@trashq.basket2718]

@@kermitthefraud700 it pisses me off so much that T-Fry is free to cut loose another day!

[@phillsmith6105]

“If you don’t know how a pay phone works”. That made me feel really old all of a sudden. Another great video. Thanks

[@marycampbell8855]

Me too!

[@Psyopcyclops]

Kids watching this: “Whoa WTF, that’s a great idea! What games did they have on them?”

[@KalasenZyphurus]

Even if you know the gist of pay phones, it's not necessarily obvious that 911 is free of charge. Good to know if you've gone out without a charged phone and quarters!

[@orange_cat]

@@Psyopcyclops Also kids: "How do you even text from these payphones?"

[@Hundredacredaycare]

Me too

[@nok123-p2s]

This is why I believe psyche evaluations and drug tests should be mandatory in care and medical fields, the thought of your child, elderly family member or loved one being looked after by people like this is distressing

[@cosmiccoop5880]

i love how everyone expresses how they felt but still manages not to spoil the story for the rest

[@wednesday1031]

Mefu Mpe- comment just below yours didn't get the assignment 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@LetsGoFlyers2011]

Why do people read the comments that are discussing the video before watching the video?

[@TRIBEY92]

She deserves every single one of those 50 years in prison. I also hope she NEVER gets paroled. What a disgusting human being.

[@junetynf]

Watch "Stuck", you'll love it🙂

[@tinamarienelson8469]

According to the tdcj website, she also got 10 years for tampering with evidence. So, a total of 60 years. Hopefully, she’ll serve every day of the sentence.

[@nico_meiko]

@@junetynf what are you doing step bro!?

[@theonesithtorulethemall]

I only with she Dies cold and alone in the prison, hopefully suffering too

[@feathersong5838]

Parole shouldn't even being a thing. It absurd you can buy your way out of legal punishment, sometimes for crimes as horrible as murdering someone.

[@coreycollins5702]

I remember when this happened. Due to the severity of the crime, and Texas’ “Truth in Sentencing “ she will due 35-50 years. She won’t be paroled in 2027. This was negligent on every level of decency to humanity. She needs to serve the whole sentence. Thanks for reminding me, I’ll be writing a powerful letter to the court to keep her in prison.

[@junetynf]

Watch "Stuck", you'll love it🙂

[@G-grandma_Army]

@@junetynf is that a movie? Documentary?

[@odobenus2221]

@@G-grandma_Army I don´t know but you´ll love it?

[@odobenus2221]

Please do Corey!

[@marciatallman3073]

The entire 5o years, should have gotten life!,, at the very least, no early parole, let her walk out in the agreed 50 years, when she's old and needs a cane to walk out!

[@Orpheus063]

The ending killed it. When his son said the crime had destroyed both their families. Now that's empathy. Now that's a big person. RIP Greg

[@rageraptor7127]

I would have been petty in his shoes and wouldn’t have been able to forgive her or show any sort of empathy. If it’s a war criminal I can still give empathy. For people who have the knowledge about what their doing and still do it. I have no remorse. I would plead to have her go for life in prison with no parole.

[@lilbird3215]

If you see this mrballen your the only reason I come on KZbin. I miss the “and we upload every 3 even 4 days a week” days haha. Keep it up man your the best and so is your content!!

[@MrBallen]

Thank you!!

[@no-life4438]

Samee

[@paidnfulljay522]

You’re amazing

[@ghostv1999]

@@MrBallen ok

[@brandonlawson7575]

I agree, I miss the 3-4 times a week. Bless you Mr Ballen

[@jamesgasaway7784]

If I've said it once, I've said it a million times: never cut loose with T Fry.

[@amandaoneill6040]

Right u hanging with T FRY u know sh1t goin down 😳

[@lorichaudhry7290]

Right? 🤭

[@amberdale5782]

T Fry..... I haven't gotten past that name yet to even listen to the story LOL

[@0zmosis2001]

Nope!!! It never ends good when ya mix it up with a T-Fry!😬🥺😢😵

[@TheRustyAntlers]

Dude...you totally have NOT said that million times.

[@allisonstark193]

Yeah this one hit hard. Poor Greg. Rest in peace 😔

[@donatomrbones]

My dad passed away cpl weeks ago and I drove from Florida to Connecticut straight through 18 hour drive for his funeral. Your videos got me through the ride there and back!!! I binged watched every single one of them!!!!! Thankyou Mr. ballin!!! You helped me through a extremely hard time in my life!!!!

[@MrBallen]

I’m sorry about your father, justin. Hope you and your family can spend some time together during this difficult time. Take care

[@donatomrbones]

@@MrBallen Thankyou means a lot man! And my bad it's Mr. Ballen not ballin lol please keep up the great videos man it really gets my mind off of everything! I'm starting to rewatch them all now because I can't wait for new videos to come out lol. you are one of the best storytellers I have ever listened too!! hands down

[@averyparticularsetofskills]

Justin, Im sorry I know its hurts and your sad, just remember its OKAY to allow yourself & your family to feel those emotions. When I loose someone close it makes me feel better to talk to them so be sure to do that (in your head, out loud, In your home, car, whenever, wherever, and however). Your father will not only hear you he'll be with you in those moments. I know most of us believe that speaking to loved ones who have passed over doesn't began to come close to what we had when they were "with" us but don't be fooled by what your eyes cannot see, now he will ALWAYS be no more than one word or one thought away from being by your side(as you know im sure). So you have your father now as much or more than you've ever had!☺ God bless you and all those who love your father🙏🏾

[@montebrown54]

@@donatomrbones I'm sorry for your loss, bro.

[@oAgL214]

@@MrBallen may your father rest in peace. I know what it's like to loose your father, it's extremely hard but I promise it get easier!

[@aaronshaffer7202]

When the nicest man suffers a horrible death. I cry for this man