Murdered Judge & Sheriff's Teen Daughter: What's the Connection?

[@CourtTV]

#CourtTV What do YOU think? #MickeyStines #JudgeKilled MORE HERE: www.courttv.com/tag/shawn-stines/?

[@mistyDW76]

I think you should be showing the whole entire Brian Camp trial not bits n pieces!!!!!!!!!!

[@krissyjh77]

I think his wife was trying to leave him, maybe go in hiding, because that was the only way out. The Sheriff found out when he called his daughter from the judges phone which but him behind or helping them to leave. That's why he said "They are trying to kidnap my wife and daughter". after he shot him. The Judge knew everything about the situation going on because he was also long time friends with the family not just the Sheriff. He was helping them, js.

[@angelwings7930]

Judge Ashley STILL can’t intelligently or correctly pronounce the word SENTENCE. She stupidly says “SENN-ENSE”!!!! The effing word has the letter “T” in it. Makes your whole show look clownish.

[@PiratesRock-dm8mt]

There wasn't one. Stop fueling the idiots.

[@PiratesRock-dm8mt]

We do know the damn motive. You should be sued for misinformation.

[@scottnorvell2955]

So this was a waste of time. No new info. Just speculation and nonsense.

[@MelindaT64]

As usual

[@ogadlogadl490]

TY for saving me my time.

[@vegas9440]

Thank You 🙏🏾

[@lablaine1981]

💯 agreed...fake media" not always...sure do aim for clicks,fill air time,1%accuracy,50% carbo loading...80 yrs of media 👀 and ears

[@Jesse_222]

Your mom is a waste of time 😮

[@SincerelyShireen]

This is definitely a case where i need ALL the facts. It's very bizarre for this sherrif to just kill his longtime friend for no reason, judge or no judge.

[@sidviciousness7469]

Not in these extraordinary times. Rapist run and win office while lairs lie in front of millions with confidence of used car salesmen. This lunatic, is part of the approaching tidal wave-rapidly , gaining on this broken joint's polluted shores. Doom's Day: no. But harder times are on the way.

[@chestrockwell1794]

Exactly. Especially on camera in a federal building. There’s only one thing that would’ve pushed that button and made him see red. Idc what anyone says, that judge was into something foul and we may never know the truth since those who swear to uphold the law tend to break them for their fellow co-elites

[@wesshort7202]

If the wife and daughter were in the process of escaping a toxic home. Meaning the Sheriff was toxic and the only means of leaving the home was escaping with the help of others including the judge. The sheriff was using the judge's phone because they weren't answering calls from the sheriff and he was using a phone and number that they would.

[@lovemypups341]

Exactly ! Daughter didn't want to talk to her Dad so he pulled a D**K move and called with the Judges phone. The entire murder is on video , so why he did it doesn't even matter. He needs to be locked up and never let out. What if he gets pissed at someone else?

[@MissX905]

@@lovemypups341 If true the judge was just helping the wife and daughter why kill him as this guy was likely the cause of his wife separating from him. Was this a premedited murder (in once he found out the truth he was going to kill the judge)?

[@deborahbones8871]

💯 %

[@Rita-yw2tn]

You’re exactly right !

[@tinyarmada]

@@wesshort7202 Then why has the daughter and wife appeared in court to support her dad? If Dad was some sort of monster they have nothing to fear now, he’s in jail, yet they have been publicly supportive of the defendant. If they were in need to help to “escape” I think they might have mentioned it by now, esp since the rumors are the worst possible kind against the judge and he would have been trying to rescue them.

[@CashMacGregor]

she didn't pick up when her dad's number came on the display but picked up right after when the judge's phone number did. what she may have said when she thought the judge was calling her and answered goes a long way to explain his reaction.

[@theriley1976]

Also while the act was being committed the phone on the judge's desk lit up, do you think it may have been her calling back after he dad hung up the judge's phone?

[@Justcallmerita]

She didn’t say anything when she answered the phone. The reason he killed the judge was because her answering the phone when she saw the phone number from the judge, but not answer the phone when it was coming from his phone, proved to him that the court were working behind his back to help her and her mother leave him. That’s why he killed the judge.

[@sherrydmyterko-tramp8654]

@@Justcallmeritaseems very strange he would have the daughters number in his phone b

[@genericamerican7574]

@@sherrydmyterko-tramp8654 he didn’t.

[@BettiePagan]

@@Justcallmerita this is the theory that makes the most sense to me so far, but also to throw out devil's advocate to this scenario, what if she was just busy (e.g. washing her hands, using the bathroom, in a class...any normal justifiable reason that any human would miss a call) & missed her dad's call, so when the 'judge' called immediately following, she just assumed he was making a 2nd call attempt that she didn't miss as she was now able to pickup the phone on first ring? Because if it's _not_ something nefarious, it could just as easily being something so very innocent that was misinterpreted honestly. I think you've probably got the right idea here however-when I was a teenager (I cannot recall for certain but) it doesn't seem unusual to have the contact of a close friend of my father personally-like my first guess upon hearing this case initially was "what if they were just planning a surprise party for the Sherriff"😭

[@GK-qt6vh]

I'm so sick and tired of the "mental health" excuses!!

[@frielallen2289]

When you are put in crazy situations your mind controls your body . Mental instability could very much have a lot to do with what the Sheriff done .

[@theratcometh9866]

Right-wingism 101: Play the victim -- "i did it because of metal health"

[@scottw.7441]

Unhealthy Food making our brains trash

[@Poppynz]

They made mental health issues the normal these days and normal is the new mentally ill

[@jerwaine624]

It could be schizophrenia, look up the symptoms, I knew a person who went through a severe case of schizophrenia and his wife was saying she was driving him in the car and he could see someone chasing them and he thought they were trying to kill him. Schizo is like they are dreaming while awake.

[@8000jcp]

man was murdered. truth needs to come out, no matter what

[@andrewpatterson5052]

Whatever the reason for the Sheriff to shoot the judge given both people's background must have been very bad. I wonder how much longer they will be able to keep it quiet. The truth will come out in time.

[@Haven_OG]

Waste of time, no information on this case as usual.

[@toni3901]

It's like everything is hush-hush. What goes on in the dark shall come to light

[@spiritellington4591]

Thank you for letting me know so I won’t waste my time watching it! 🫶

[@maurer3d]

"Their trying to kidnap my wife and daughter", That to me makes it sound like the judge was helping his wife and daughter escape his ab^se.

[@jennifer9321]

Good point. 🤔 It’s a good possibility.

[@kevinmcknight4807]

You are indeed the king of clickbait. You have managed to create rehash the same information in many different ways in a miraculous bid to convince us there is something new to talk about this case. You have managed every single day to produce a new video with absolutely nothing new to share. I bow to the master.

[@RHwoman]

You are so correct. I stop watching them. I won’t allow them to play with my mind. It’s nonsense

[@CourtTV]

#CourtTV What do YOU think? #MickeyStines #JudgeKilled MORE HERE: www.courttv.com/tag/shawn-stines/?

[@WillowAboveAndBeyond]

Common Court TV , it has already been said that the Judge and daughter has NOTHING like that going on !!!!

[@WillowAboveAndBeyond]

@@ralphmajor1947 The daughter stated it ! But I guess that is a good reply when you have nothing else.... j/s

[@scottjohnson9225]

Murder is still murder no matter your frame of mind.

[@The11eleven]

Wife and daughter wanted to get away from this lunatic, and the judge was probably instrumental in enabling that to happen.

[@tommyhooks7767]

Every word that I've heard from neighbors interviewed is contrary to your post

[@ismaelmendez9729]

​@@tommyhooks7767you know being a dumbass is a sin right

[@msw8839]

Julie! Take the hint and drop this! Stop trying to make this something it apparently is not. Family has said it is not about an inappropriate relationship.

[@Fat12219]

Blake point 👉 👈

[@bornfree0507]

Ask the daughter

[@toni3901]

Maybe she could shed some light on what is really going on in this small town.

[@KaktusLady]

She won’t say anything public… It will be laid out in the evidence presented at the trial..

[@GerardoIantosca1972]

They said she a minor

[@mariannerankins9708]

I don't care what his emotional state was, he had no right to kill another human being...

[@seananderson5334]

Are you saying there's never a right to kill another?

[@Ipetam]

​@@seananderson5334 I mean, we don't have a "right" to kill people. But we do have the right to defend ourselves, and that may involve killing someone. You don't have the right to kill just because you're mad.

[@chestyvulva]

@@mariannerankins9708 same goes with the Menedez brothers.

[@mindyourbizok]

​@Ipetam Exactly! He betrayed the trust of the public by killing a judge on the job. If he had an issue with the judge, he should have gone to the legal route.

[@sidviciousness7469]

This former sheriff wasn't in some 'state' of emotional emergency. I bet he's a bloated conspiracy nutter whom manufactured up some insanity to justify this vile act. How damn foolish some will appear when the truth is finally settled.

[@cathysUtubeXOXO]

If he was going through a separation and he killed the judge, now he would be permanently separated through jail sentence.

[@chrisfilipdias]

Maybe, just maybe. The judge was helping the wife and daughter get out of a bad marriage. and was actually helping them.

[@srod679]

I am so sick of everyone useing the PTSD, depressed, anti social disorder, abused, childhood...can you just freaking take responsibility for your dang actions and say I was an ass...and did this!

[@lisaandrews2571]

Thank you!!

[@sjs-stev]

I think the judge was trying to help the family escape the abusive Sheriff

[@philliphall5198]

Makes sense 😊

[@miamiflorida6965]

Yep!

[@bestofseinfeldclips]

In a sane non-clown world, the judge, a friend of the Sheriff, recuses and distances himself from the domestic case so that emotions don't get to this point.

[@sophieluce1991]

Why would a dad kill his best friend in relation to his minor daughter 🤔 im thinking ive got a clue

[@KaktusLady]

There’s many rumours going around… One makes the shooter look bad and one makes the judge looks bad.. Once the evidence is presented… we will know

[@ford289cid7]

Before you jump to conclusions, remember the sheriff said, "They're trying to take my family away from me". This would indicate that instead of this being an affair between the judge and the daughter, it was an attempt to escape the house by the mother and daughter.

[@JJR9000]

@@ford289cid7 actually, his comment verbatim was “they’re trying to kidnap my wife and kid”. Not “….take them away from me”. The context matters and for him to say “kidnap” instead of “take”, “steal” or “lure”, it changes the inference that there was any abuse or toxicity. Or that the wife and daughter were trying to get away. Saying “kidnap” is a very puzzling word choice and implies the wife and daughter confided in Stines that they somehow felt unsafe, threatened or otherwise were untrusting of the judge or the court. IMHO.

[@ford289cid7]

@@JJR9000 With all respect, I'm not sure that in the stress-filled moment after murdering someone, there is that much difference between Stines saying "trying to kidnap my wife and kid" and "they're trying to take my family away from me". But time will tell.

[@crazyrobots6565]

And instead of slandering a dead man because of your false assumptions, wait for the trial and you'll see the facts come out. You know what happens when you assume?

[@MaisieGibula-g3v]

I heard that the sheriff was abusive to his wife and daughter, and they were trying to leave him. And that they had asked the judge for his help to be free from the sheriff, whether it’s true or not I don’t know.

[@cathysUtubeXOXO]

It sounds very possible.

[@Deegus25]

It could go either way... Let the investigation finish finding facts. Must have been a slow news day.

[@zandersmiranda9256]

So we wont find out exactly why he killed the judge until the day of court All is known that their relationship was not going well and was kicked out of the house the night before which is why he was in plain clothes rather than his uniform when he killed the judge. That day he tried to talk to his daughter but she did not want to see him and it could be that the judge may have been trying to help them and there was also a pending civil lawsuit from a female person.

[@jackshafto9123]

No good deed goes unpunished

[@therealHogmaNtheIntruder]

And by 'heard that" you mean you read a couple of YT comments.

[@mamamia6857]

“I really respect you don’t want to wildly speculate on the deceased victim but can we just go ahead and do that anyway”

[@Ipetam]

Right? Wtf. Accusing the man of being a predator with zero evidence, and when he can't defend himself. Smh

[@elaine5446]

@@Ipetam Highly unlikely that the judge wouldve had an inappropriate relationship with the sheriff's daughter and just hand over his phone

[@DVD927]

Exactly

[@caseycat]

Court TV talking heads are basically just tabloid level

[@julesthecat.]

Agreed very gross

[@WhoopityScoop726]

Cool, “Court” TV should be the most respectful and accurate channel on TV when it comes to the justice system, instead it’s TMZ. Embarrassing.

[@traceyodom2086]

It's taking way too long to get to the bottom of this terrible tragedy. Very sad.

[@PhemeTells]

They're going to drag it out as long as possible, the less it's in the news the more "likely" they will be able to find an unbiased jury. Ga did the same thing with the ysl case, took a year to select a jury. That's what they do with high profile cases.

[@cypresswisteria]

Wife and daughter, possibly being kidnapped, not a deviant relationship with the sheriff's daughter.

[@BettyR-qd2zr]

@cypresswisteria possibly judge attempting to assist wife and daughter escape some sort of toxic situation. Judge was a family friend and would have gotten them out of harms way before securing a protective order.

[@OZARKMOON1960]

This woman is just embarrassing to legitimate journalists everywhere. How many ways is she going to try to get either of these seasoned professionals to give even a hint that something inappropriate was going on? Odd how she doesn't even tackle the current popular theory that the sheriff's wife and daughter were trying to get away from him because he was abusive.

[@spud435]

Ignore that he left the court house to get his gun from his car before the phone call. And no records of that number on the judges phone from before. Is the defense paying you again. No creditability. Did he know what went on in the judges Chambers after hours. Was he involved in that? See all a guessing game.

[@NonnieAnn]

Didn't the report say that the sheriff called his daughter from the judge's phone?

[@Birdman7456]

"They are trying to kidnap my wife and daughter". Sounds like the family separation to me.

[@PrincessCashmonie]

It doesn’t matter what their connection was. The judge is dead.

[@meatpuppet7712]

The judge was going to help the daughter, and her mother escape the abusive relationship they had with the sheriff.

[@flossdaly8274]

Most plausible possibility I've heard yet.

[@bettywith2girls]

Yes...sounds like what probably happened. When the Sheriff said the Judge was going to kidnap his family...yup, the mom was going along with the daughter.

[@julesbee6249]

That’s my guess, as well.

[@Thestrongalwayssurvive]

If that's so I'm sure the wife and daughter would have no problem stating that.

[@julesbee6249]

@ , that could be said for all scenarios.

[@trumpetmano]

Guy is ON VIDEO and pleads not guilty...

[@elcapitan6790]

YOU NEVER PLEAD GUILTY TO MURDER AT AN ARRAIGNMENT. This is America, not North Korea.

[@franciscogutierrez3095]

The killing was in cold blood, which is not justifiable no maatter what!

[@bennyneal5186]

Just shows you how corrupt the lawyers are....

[@BettyR-qd2zr]

Defense attorneys are the worst.

[@t.t6191]

Either he was abusive, and the fact he shot the judge just like that makes that seem plausible, or there was something inappropriate going on with the judge and daughter. The judge can't defend himself. If it was something inappropriate, why aren't they screaming that from the rooftops?

[@scienceis7630]

Big man with a little gun!

[@SissyAustin]

Nope, little Man with a Gun

[@frielallen2289]

@@SissyAustinit done the job though huh ?

[@dadsapp]

@@SissyAustin Nope...a Father with a gun...

[@cateellington6653]

That is obnoxious the speculation Julie “let’s say there was something inappropriate going on betw the teenager and the judge”. That’s about starting ugly rumors on a dead man incapable of defending himself Disgusting

[@frielallen2289]

But , What if it’s true ? What would you do in that situation ? No one knows what they would do until it happens , The human mind is the most unexplored place on earth . We just have to wait and see what state of mind Mr Steins was in at that very moment .

[@EdwardCurl]

It isn't true its a damn rumor the media will always sensationize things to make the story juicy when its really not the case.​@@frielallen2289

[@hannibalwantsahuggrande3433]

No it's not its called exploring all possible angles you clown

[@ford289cid7]

This is supposed to be a new video. Early reports said the judge had the daughter's number stored on his phone, but reports a couple of days later said the judge's phone did NOT have that number stored. Now this video made months later has someone saying the sheriff did have her number, which means that the interviews shown are months old. Nothing new here.

[@angelamccrackin5243]

That is a good man that doesn't want to speculate on the whys. It has been my 60 years of living that when you get just pecieces of a drama it becomes bigger than life with all the guesses about it and usually when the truth does surface its vary plain and simple. That being said....this tragedy is a tragedy for the whole town...and I am sorry for your loss.

[@melodykennethaday-pj7md]

But he will spew third hand or fourth hand information or gossip. I heard I heard I was told

[@melodykennethaday-pj7md]

But. No actual info. I can’t even count the times he said I don’t know when as lead investigator that could not even be true

[@momsterzz]

He should NEVER get out of prison for this COLD BLOODED MURDER

[@applejuicejunkie316]

Not even if he's REALLY SORRY?🤣🤣

[@solarmeateater]

Cold blooded (that's in either all caps or regular folk type) is synonymous with dispassionate. For example, my statement is cold blooded (or COLD BLOODED), while your statement is clearly driven by emotion.

[@TheAbrantino]

​@@solarmeateater😮

[@eddiedowis8969]

I guess you would just let An old perverted judge messed with your young girl

[@Deepwld10]

It's irrelevant. Let's say the sherif found out the judge was sleeping with his daughter? He still executed him on video. Still this sherif is given alot of privilege by keep creating a sympathetic narrative and allowing him to retire and not be fired.

[@brianszymanski2971]

Maybe the daughter in question was applying for an internship to the judicial system.

[@TheUnknownSwan]

It sounds like Sheriff was immediately & extremely upset over something he realized regarding the judge. I don't think he was happy with the judge. Awaiting phone records...they will tell us everything.

[@alphonsebladergroen619]

There's an uncomfortable reaction when the detective mentioned Stines making a call on the Judge's phone. As if the court knows something about that phone call. And that he knows what he thought before shooting the judge and that it was stupid, immature, wrong and completely unnecessary in gunning the judge down for his reaction after the call. 3:21

[@annmoore8696]

This Murder Was so Evil 😈

[@charlesanderson1966]

I am not sure her # was on judges' phone they said the call was made from the judge's phone it could have been dialed.

[@ford289cid7]

Back when it happened, it was originally stated that the daughter's # was stored on the judge's phone. A few days later that was corrected-the judge did NOT have that number stored. Yet a witness on this new video says it was, meaning the interview occurred just a day or two after the murder before that false report of the daughter's # stored on the judge's phone was corrected.

[@flippindocks8183]

"We don't know....we're not sure..... it's unclear why......" Jeeze people!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just ask the damn sheriff WHY HE DID IT - it takes 1 minute for him to ANSWER all these damn questions.

[@dylanikelly]

Could there have been something else going on in the sheriff's home, and the daughter had been in contact with her father's friend, the judge seeking advice.

[@genepozniak]

Out of date info. Police determined that the daughter's # was NOT previously in the judge's phone.

[@alanmorris7669]

He'd better not get away with this murder. I'm tired of hearing the words, _"Extreme Emotional Distress."_ All of us undergo extreme emotional distress at times, but we don't go on a killing spree.

[@debbiehalwas2551]

what if the daughter was communicating with the judge about her dad's mental health state. The judge may have been someone she trusted.

[@robcanthandlestupidy9249]

He went nuts,and created delusions, he has dead emotionless face

[@davesky538]

Emotional disturbance. I'll remember that defense.

[@p4polecatpremiumpodcastspr288]

The insinuation of Court TV with the sheriffs “minor daughter” is inappropriate based on the available evidence.

[@BettyR-qd2zr]

Absolutely!

[@loveshangover5062]

The teenagers phone will tell the story

[@theratcometh9866]

Why? Just ask the daughter.

[@loveshangover5062]

@ trauma ,

[@julesthecat.]

They said the number was not saved in his phone though … lol

[@sapinballwizard]

Why does it sound like there's a truck idling in the background?

[@mrskath8284]

You never know ,,, the father might have been doing something to his own daughter and she might have confided in the judge ..just a thought

[@Karen-zb2pk]

Or the judge was dirty

[@BettyR-qd2zr]

Always possible. More possible than you know. This sheriff had a super dirty cop. That tells me the sheriff wasn't a Chior boy.

[@jerichojericho9860]

I have more faith in a sheriff than a judge...

[@jerichojericho9860]

If they blame the sheriff then it most likely is the judge.

[@rosiew777]

He clearly knows his daughters number ! Doesn’t mean the number was stored in the Judges phone

[@txdbstx8967]

The judge betrayed the sheriff in the worst way possible. Harming and/or secretly praying on his family. Case closed.

[@GregFrey-pd1ej]

No he didn't and there's no evidence of that to be seen in the video.

[@txdbstx8967]

@ No evidence revealed at this time. The truth will hopefully be revealed during his trial. The man shot the judge(his friend) point blank… repeatedly. Think clearly. How many things would trigger this type of response from a seemingly normal man with a professional career in law enforcement? Money and family are the two most likely reasons. If my opinion annoys you too bad.

[@selmamartin8737]

Gonna get interesting. Why does the judge have the minor daughter’s phone number? Wait and see all evidence.

[@ZootZinBootZ]

Maybe the family feared the crazy dad ?

[@sidviciousness7469]

​@@ZootZinBootZ Bingo!!!

[@williams7446]

@@ZootZinBootZ well the judge should’ve been speaking with her mom, not her

[@ZootZinBootZ]

@@williams7446 no doubt it all should have been handled better. Still not a justification for killing though

[@thehoneybee3020]

It’s all going to come out soon.

[@ironhead9507]

Where's the audio from the judges office

[@nuzhinga]

His daughter was for the streets. 😂

[@mistyDW76]

Why do you have cameras on the court house for Brian Camp but you're not letting the whole thing play!!!??? This is ridiculous!!!! No one is covering but you and you're not even really covering it!!!!

[@kuatojones6950]

Its pretty messed up to not only murder a man but to smear him after death that he was a kidnapper. Alot of people in the videos about this want the sheriff to be released and given an award.

[@jpmpa703]

Sick of hearing I don't want to speculate and then all I hear is speculating.

[@rooksandcastles]

So you had the judges phone in your hands and searched your daughter's name/number and found it in his phone. WITHOUT context, you killed a judge in chambers and there is still NO context regarding why he had your daughter's number? What is the ex-sheriff hiding? Did the daughter say something to her father? Did her behavior suddenly change? Did she act strange when around the judge or when his name was mentioned? Emotional distress is NOT a valid reason to gun someone down and staying quiet isn't going to help his case because he was sheriff. That man will more than likely die with his secrets.

[@fernandasulla2809]

Here in Kentucky they are saying it was the judge messing with her

[@PhemeTells]

But the wife and daughter have publicly said that's not true. It was even posted on their gofund me, which was made clear it was only for them and none of the funds would be used for the sheriff.

[@BaldwinBay]

Kentucky, the sheriff is twisted. Lock Him Up. Maybe the sheriff was messing with her. Kentucky Freak Show! Creepy little town of drug addicts.

[@dlewis895]

STORY IS WIFE AN DAUGHTER WERE MOVING AWAY FROM HOME TO BE SAFE FROM PROBLEMS AT HOME NOTHING IMPROPER WITH DAUGHTER

[@jimmi274]

We don’t believe you.

[@SpikeFastRacing]

Court TV continues to be a joke and pushing their own storylines

[@prettygreengrass420]

When it come to Kentucky People all have some connection.

[@FreshLounger]

As in their family trees are wreaths?

[@KohalaLover]

You mean they are inbreds?

[@prettygreengrass420]

[@MikeF-op4gs]

If this was an average joe or a minority that killed the judge in cold murder they would be looking at the death penalty !! What makes it so different for this "sheriff" to get only manslaughter!! Did you see the video , that was in cold blood what he did to that judge!! Can youimagine what wasgoing thru that judges mind when he didnt just shoot him once ortwice but several times while he was trying to hide from him!! No way is this just manslaughter, hecould get out in less than 10 years for that!! He should at least have life without parole!!

[@j_3.16]

Wait... so they're not pulling the daughter's phone records because any conversations would be on the judges phone... and because she's already provided details of those conversations? That's weird.

[@BettyR-qd2zr]

That would be true, but I'm sure they would pull all of the calls i.e. how many times dad stalker called his daughter and wife.

[@SavingGrace850]

can y’all please relist to how the three of y’all just tiptoed over the situation. The man did not have a mental breakdown and shoot a judge for no reason. He clearly caught him doing something that enraged him enough to prance his ass in that office and not once twiceto meet look like three times attempted to shoot the judge so the judge died apparently so what’s going on here? Why are the three of y’all sitting there talking out the sides of your mouth covering clearly what happened? It’s a pedophile situation. Say what it is, Jesus Christ y’all look just as dumb as he did trying to hide underneath that table

[@TyStyckify]

The judge was making the sheriff a scapegoat with BS. Sheriff felt he was in a corner and lost it.

[@kellyegan9824]

It’s just wrong to speculate and put this garbage out.

[@ZootZinBootZ]

Why ? Mental health problems were obvious ignored. Deal with madness you might have a safer society

[@ShinyWay1990]

​@@ZootZinBootZ Or the dad was just a dick? 😂 don't need to have "mental issues" to wanna kill someone who YOU believe has wrong you. Humans being humans. 😅

[@kellyegan9824]

@@ZootZinBootZ he walked in and killed a judge. Nobody knows what happened. So let’s just throw a narrative out there that there was something going on with the judge and the daughter. Yeah that makes sense. SMH

[@K499-w9c]

It's kind of weird for judge to have her number

[@applejuicejunkie316]

Not if she gave it to him. For what purpose is another question entirely.

[@K499-w9c]

@applejuicejunkie316 even if she did is she a minor???

[@evanwest4751]

Even his defense attorney has said on a podcast that it doesn't appear as if Stines chose his daughter from the list of contacts.

[@malloryknox6802]

​@@applejuicejunkie316it's still weird even if she gave it to him

[@lisaandrews2571]

I wish they would tell us the motive already

[@alwaysready4017]

The judge looks like he would drive a white van around asking if you want some candy.

[@dalebechtel8904]

That’s cold blooded murder plain and simple. Disgusting human being

[@williamallen7194]

Never mess with a mans daughter

[@666specter666]

So you have the evidence ? that is what actually happend ?

[@AnvilArtistry]

No one has evidence of what was going on, apparently? Either positive or negative, if it was clear, someone would be vocal.

[@ford289cid7]

If the sheriff thought the judge was having an affair with the daughter, why did the sheriff say after he shot the judge, "They're trying to take my family away from me"?

[@blackmystory]

"Either heat of passion or serious mental health issues". Wow!! He gets a copout already!!! Complexion for the protection!

[@SuperfluousUserX]

If the judge thought this man truly was this deranged, he probably never should have been alone with him. Just a thought.

[@Nnip9]

It would be interesting, IMO, to know how the daughter reacted on answering the call from the judge's phone made by the Dad before the Dad started talking, before the daughter knew it was Dad making the call. It might have been the trigger to the Sheriff's/Dad's reaction. For example, if she reacted saying, "I've said nothing to Dad about what you did to me. I promise I won't say anything to anyone. Please don't kidnap Mom and me."

[@justme33126]

A video to tell us nobody knows anything. What a waste of time! 😐 I am fast losing respect for Court TV.

[@josephchapman2900]

maybe the judge knew something on the sheriff because it seems like he didn't want him to live even a minute more

[@donnaedwards8907]

He should go to prison. He killed him the judge didn’t even gave a chance. He could have talked to the judge about what was going on. He shots him a few times. So I believe it was done on purpose

[@richardspillers6282]

That judge was probably beyond dirty

[@666specter666]

Wow you guys really wanna push som BS story you have 0 evidence of.. its almost like you are rage baiting ppl to get views.. disgusting..

[@foreverendeavors6210]

How is there not more information by now?

[@ellieblankenship127]

They’re just not releasing it yet.

[@ArthurC.Stewart]

Sadly to secure a conviction ,,the Prosecution can force his daughter to Testify. The trial will be Very public, televised. Its going to get UGLY . If I was her father? I think Id just plesd Guilty to spare her from having to testify. Im a retired county law enforcement officer n I assure you this has very Clear Sexual Overtones. That daughter CAN BE FORCED TO TESTIFY,

[@BettyR-qd2zr]

The daughter will testify, her dad caused that. The mom will too. Dont listen to the defense, they are trying to cloud tge issue and taint the jury pool.

[@M.K.386]

Since when are all the courts in the US open?

[@donaldgilbreath4200]

How do you conceal a minors identity? First you show pictures of her parents, then blur her face. Because nobody knows this couple had kids.

[@nailujd22]

This is strange. My minor daughters do not have relations or conversations with any men, especially on the phone in private conversations.

[@melodykennethaday-pj7md]

Why are the allowing lead investigator to repeat hear say??? I heard, I heard I was told. Not admissible

[@luckewoman0348]

It can be in certain hearings and also at times when there are hearsay exceptions.

[@worlukk]

this is horrible anyway you look at it. the most disturbing aspect is that the sheriff daughter's number was in the judges phone. that alone is sinister. maybe the sheriff knew what the judge and deputy had been doing to women and as soon as he saw his daughter's number in the judges phone that he said not on my watch. as soon as it involves someone's kid it's gloves off. what a horrible situation.

[@cdelane3335]

Happy those men didn't take the baby from the host. She was trying to get them to speculate, and say the judge could've messed with the daughter.