OHIO v Quinton Nixon Part 3: QUINTON TESTIFIES and Tells HIS Story

[@kimberlyw8427]

He just might be telling the truth. He definitely sounded more believable than the others.

[@cyoohoos]

He was HIGH AF. Jail sobered him up and he’s sitting here telling this story like he can remember it.

[@Doses_of_desi2]

I mean I’m glad I’m not the only one. I thought maybe I might have missed something. But they probably was all in there getting high… he kinda made a cpl of em look like they were lying too… ion know

[@CB33-m7m]

Sound like they were tryna set him up

[@yjallen]

Yep

[@kimberlyw8427]

@@CB33-m7m I agree.

[@lajuana3111]

He sounds very believable and remorseful.

[@Destyn2b]

Hmmm. He might have been defending himself. Sounds like someone was paranoid and/or setting him up. Bottom line, just say no to drugs.

[@msgregg1955]

He sounded very believable because his story was 1.) filled with details 2.) flowed seamlessly (not hesitating like one might if they were concocting a story) and 3.) he came across cooperative, calm and controlled (not crazy, not unstable).

[@mintoshia5743]

Lord not I believe him 🤦🏾‍♀️ what if the uncle owed these ppl and they informed him that they were going to kill his nephew?? That would explain why he was crying cuz he thought he couldnt do anything about it! 👀

[@Sylvia_531]

Ooooh that’s a great theory!

[@anitapowell7661]

That's a good point.

[@MissMaam2504]

I think they told the uncle they were going to rob the nephew to settle his debt. Like he will get beaten up and, given how high they probably were, if he dies he dies. Nasty work all the way around.

[@maritzapierreaponte8538]

I hadn't thought of that. Woah

[@ronnitv1537]

Oh my goodness

[@Agepatrice]

I’m weak at “I sat through all this testimony so you better keep watching” Yes ma’am lol

[@BigAL9057]

Judge paused the trial bc he’s winning 😮

[@MissSimone02]

Listen, I'm a recovering addict myself. I've been to many a trap house. There is nothing you can do other than leave if a person is paranoid like that and it really is a life or death situation when someone is in a state of psychosis. They will not let it go, they will not let you leave willingly. You're pretty much forced to make your way out with force when shit goes down. It's happened to me a couple times and I was able to get away with my life. His testimony is very believable.

[@jnebeautifulascanbe]

thanks for sharing this perspective wishing you well in your recovery!

[@MissSimone02]

@@jnebeautifulascanbe Thank you! 5 years this past June. I'm always reflective of where I've been and how far I've come. 💜

[@shannawilliams8769]

Thank you for sharing your story. I’m a social worker who has served people struggling with substance abuse in the past. I was thinking this story sounds like something that could have happened to them.

[@looknofurther6885]

Stay clean, stay strong sister.. Dnam that drvg culture, is cultural cancer! Good 🎉🎉work sis

[@carlinworthy3187]

Damn he definitely shoulda did a jury trial , he fasho woulda beat it. The first two videos had me thinking he was crazy but I definitely believe him now. His story literally put all the pieces together

[@aluminouseyes8048]

I believe every word this man says he was like in some "get out" situation

[@devynmichole]

He’s from Ohio, and as somebody who grew up there….thats very possible.

[@bridgetteyelder77]

His story makes sense. More than him just taking a gun and shooting a girl for no reason.

[@brentwherry]

I got to give you your props beautiful this was a almost 2 hour video or more. That was posted online and you broke it down to 14 minutes. Gotta get you your flowers.

[@BAFABA]

Facts, cause I was playing the original video at 1.75 speed and I still stopped watching due to all the pauses and what not.

[@Sylvia_531]

He sounds believable to me. Even during the witness testimony, they were all still attacking him. I believe him.

[@CassidyGrace410]

That testimony was sad, but great!!!! I believe him.

[@eneciamillercta3891]

His story is believable and the fact that they had weapons and he didn't should also create doubt that is *reasonable* enough to consider that they may have been trying to set him up and it could have happened like he said.

[@PrayThenHustle]

That boy said he coming home 😂 I haven’t ever seen someone defend themselves so well

[@MNJ99]

He sounds believable. Sounds like they were trying to set him up… and where’s the Uncle Now? Call him to the stand

[@BareHair]

Exactly, get the uncle here IMMEDIATELY!

[@B_Tru2you]

The UNCLE SET HIM UP FORSURE!!! Get him down here asap

[@tboi937]

He didn’t stutter ONCE!! I believe him, I believe they were setting him up and he was aware once they told him he may not make it home that he was in danger. I hope the judge sees it and paid attention to the inconsistencies from the last witness.

[@happyagain0519]

Either he is a masterful storyteller or it was self defense in my eyes. Comparing his testimony to they others and knowing they changed stories from interviews to now he demeanor speaks volumes

[@hanaj]

Stay away from drugs is what I got from this!

[@msmilesftw]

Quinton got the State shook-very believable and clear delivery of information for the jury 😮

[@BareHair]

He ain’t lying at all, everything he said occurred, definitely occurred! They thought he was an easy lick and that uncle set him up ..

[@andreasmiff]

“I’m not a lawyer, but” ✨LIKE✨

[@ambernicole9851]

I watched this whole vid and I'm sitting here like, "am I trippin?? I think I believe him!?" It's a crazy story, but, once you remember drugs were involved... stranger things have happened.

[@osato5382]

You spoil us!!

[@samonefontenot9287]

😂😂😂agreed

[@smw11581]

I never understood "crack houses." You doing drugs that are known to cause paranoia, with strangers??? That is wild.

[@CWA2400]

All of these grown folks with weird connections, no jobs, no purpose but plenty of dr*gs. Some mess was bound to happen.

[@christiniafreedomwilliams3315]

I believe him. His testimony was consistent and detailed.

[@anitapowell7661]

I kinda believe this guy. Sounds like Angel had three dudes in the house that she'd been with at some point. Who does that?

[@kyshar7532]

He did a great job representing himself. His testimony sounds more credible than the “ I’m not suppose to have a gun” testimony 🤷🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@ChefBae_]

at first i didn't believe him.... now im like "i dont even know". Sheesh!! I hate being indecisive!!

[@Ary.n7]

I believe him 😖

[@SilverSkywalker]

Definitely sounded like they tried to set him up. Great recap again, Mel!

[@jenniferjasper3080]

0:38 The state already rested. Looks at YSL...

[@_kmelmont]

LOL!!!

[@toyina6140]

👀😒😒😒🤭🤭

[@ChefBae_]

ysl case has a birthday coming up!

[@brlealcoable]

drug induced psychosis is gonna get him off smh. all of them folks were doing drugs, and none of their stories make sense.

[@looknofurther6885]

In Ohio?? D3ad Yt girl?

[@nca4794]

Exactly. I don't believe him either, but all the State's witnesses are proven liars. But the State has ample time to prepare their cross, so we'll see what happens.

[@Stimpson-J-Cat]

I thought this guy was guilty from the jump. Followed the trial with the mentality that I was going to watch this guy get convicted and now I’m hoping for his sake he’s found not guilty. I don’t know who to fully believe as the evidence works both ways but his testimony was more believable than the testimony of others in the house.

[@stephanielettsome3927]

His testimony was kinda believable ngl

[@LaniceW]

There was a lot going on in his testimony. Having a lawyer could've made it more concise. It sounds like folks were high and paranoid, and he was trying to get out before something happened to him. So I believe his testimony for the most part but there's some details I question, i.e. getting hit with the machete.

[@jhills2728]

He has 2 lawyers on stand by

[@nca4794]

The machete, which he was supposedly hit twice with, and don't forget the two men with two guns, and he didn't get shot by either, even though they wanted to kill him lol. His story was more straightforward, but I have doubts about his testimony.

[@feemmenoir]

"Grand rising" got me yesterday, but today..I am not sure. I do think it is strange how clear his memory is, considering how high he was

[@MissMaam2504]

Same, I did the biggest eye roll at "Grand Rising". Its possible that his high was not as high as the others, especially if he was/is not as heavy a user as the rest of them.

[@MrsNgabire]

​@@MissMaam2504 agreed.. he may not have gotten as high considering he didn't know most of those people, so he could still kinda keep his wits about him

[@kinequalassiter9448]

@@MissMaam2504 and in fight or flight situation, the high starts to wear off. He said several times, "I wasn't scared yet, but it just felt weird." He was on alert that something wasn't right.

[@nca4794]

I think it's more than strange lol. Only thing I believe is rn he's clean and the witnesses are still using lol.

[@lulamamokone2851]

Rapping with a stranger for 3 hours is a kind of life that has zero adult responsibilities.

[@LaNeeWood]

His testimony sounds very believable. It was seamless and consistent with other details from the other witnesses. I still have an open mind until all of the evidence comes out, but I fully believe him.

[@ramonawilliams9599]

He seems like an intelligent black man. It's unfortunate that his choices have him in this situation.

[@daniellemoxey9940]

His story sound way more believable than the state’s…but what I really came here to say is you really have a gift of condensing information👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾…CliffNotes needs to hire you‼️

[@blkheromusic]

I wonder if he got a record...becuz them yt folks tryna sell that there was no altercation b4 she was shot is far fetched esp if he aint got a violent rap sheet. Sound like he got too comfortable at the trap house or was just situationally unaware he was there....too busy chasing that yt woman.

[@XtremeBodyCam]

I ain’t gone lie.. I believe him. Im curious to hear the verdict cause this crazy

[@ThaRealJokaj]

He Either Is Telling The Truth And Fighting For His Path Or He Is A Complete Psychopath… Hell I Believe Him 😩

[@KimberlyCraig60]

I’m surprised he remembers every movement of the night. This man recounted every detail and conversation. I can remember the sermon from Sunday.

[@trevnspace]

Here with my popcorn for part 3

[@trevnspace]

That Man is innocent!!! Everyone’s testimony is switching up except his and he is way to calm lol.

[@UpWiddetimes]

Believable!

[@laurac2424]

Just because the other witnesses are inconsistent because they were doing drugs, does not mean this guy this sinking his own battleship by choosing an affirmative defense when you’re a pro se litigant. Like dude could get off with a competent lawyer easy… the state’s witness list is essentially reasonable doubt until dude opens his mouth. Still hate this judge and find her questions and demeanor concerning

[@asiathompson4006]

They brought him there to unalive him. Omg!!!!

[@ledena18]

i believe his testimony.. i truly think they set this man up .. they being Angel, Brian and Adam.. and unfortunately Toni was an unintended victim.

[@SaltyBuzzard]

I believe him

[@Perfectlyn3tta]

I think MOST of his testimony is true and makes sense. I feel like he would have been the 1st off the balcony if the shooting was more intentional, and Adam did testify he pistol whipped him.

[@sweetjuly6246]

Shoulda had jury trial

[@jasminejohnson5163]

His testimony sounds real believable and I believe they were going to kill him because his uncle owed them money smh

[@smw11581]

A month????????

[@andrehawthorn2036]

I used to tell my friends in college that when you write a paper the story should flow as you read it. Same when telling a story, it has a beginning, middle and end. He sounds very believable versus the other people. However you can create a narrative in your mind and make it your truth. It’s an unfortunate situation all around. Paranoia develops quickly when drugs are involved.

[@1hardbodyy]

He telling the truth his testimony was precise he’s believable

[@shevonelam]

He sounds believable but he never mentioned doing drugs or anyone being high. Just paranoid so something is still missing for me. I need to see his cross examination and hate it’ll be 3 weeks away!!

[@Lilrediva1]

Sounds like he WAS defending himself

[@kayu7941]

Its hard cause I am not high but if I was this might all make complete sense.

[@radical513]

I believe him.

[@cocoapeblz]

I believe that they probably did threaten him. I believe he felt like his life was in danger. I don’t believe anyone actually knows what happened because they were all high as a kite.

[@omegamallyg8045]

What camera are you using? It is amazing. Keep up the amazing work.

[@AnedrianaFranck]

I believe him; that story flowed so easily like it was the truth. Especially after that last witness lied about leaving and coming back when there was video footage.

[@tswanigan69]

I believe him!🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Missjessicaw81]

Serious question… Who is rapping for 2-3 hours? How many things were they taking?

[@gloriabos2381]

"We were freestyle rapping for 2-3 hours"...... Hours??

[@Missjessicaw81]

Literally what I commented. Bc… huh? Who got the time?

[@misspaper0213]

You gotta remember they were high

[@gloriabos2381]

@@misspaper0213 I think everybody present that night perceptions of time and non-verbal cues are skewed and untrustworthy.

[@corettarichardson9723]

TRUST I've seen rap sessions in the moment go on for hours. It's true

[@peachmilkshake_]

This lowkey sounds like a dream someone had and they're trying to relay everything back to you. BUT his story filled in a lot of the other witnesses gaps while also confirming some of their statements. I did not expect to finish part 3 and start to...believe him?!

[@reginafarrow163]

Part 1 & 2 I thought definitely guilty. But Part 3 has me changing my mind. Sounded very believable. Not sure how the machete or no machete will play out toward his credibility but wow what an interesting case!

[@jenniferjasper3080]

I got bit by a dog as a kid. I didn't see all of my injuries until I got ready for bed.

[@ThisIsCamsBurner]

His story makes sense to me. I believe him

[@tnone7397]

His story makes way more sense. There aren't any weird gaps in his story.

[@kinequalassiter9448]

Dang. They set him up. Other witnesses confimed the app, Adam and Brian having beef, then having the guns, and the fight. I believe him.

[@toyina6140]

Where is the uncle??? What they say to you Unc?!

[@Trice_Marie84]

Long story short cracked me up. 😂

[@Sparkle_Ninja]

It’s sketchy for sure. But also with everyone in an altered state of mind it’s does sprinkle some doubt. They’re going to convict him though.

[@goldnlady1735]

He's doing well!

[@caylathomas6188]

He is telling the truth, but I wouldn’t be surprised if he is found guilty.

[@CrazyVirgo4]

Hmm maybe a plea deal is on the table?

[@K1dee1]

So I went back to part 1 and listened to what he has to prove for self defense. To me it sounded like he hit all the points in his testimony (which I believe) but the other witnesses are saying something different. Idk but I won’t be surprised if he gets sentenced. I wish he would have gotten a lawyer and a jury.

[@zarahilluminate]

He’s telling the truth

[@corettarichardson9723]

TY for your time you've put into this case. He's telling the truth. He has not waivered his testimony at all. From the time he got there til the end. He paid cluse attention to them, i guess he had always felt uncomfortable. I've often heard guys doing things to get the girls. This sounds like that. I feel they thought it would be an easy GRAB, but lucky for him , he still had wits about the situation. If the police states he never mentioned the machete, why take the pictures of the cuts??? The law wants him to be found guilty, but his story I feel is TRUE. WHY THE OTHER PEOPLE WEREN'T ARRESTED IS CRAZY TO ME, WHAT ABOUT THAT PART. IT'S ONE AGAINST MANY, WHILE THEY STORY KEEPS CHANGING, THEY ARE UPSET, BECAUSE THE PLAN DIDN'T WORK AND IT COST SOMEONE THEIR LIFE. WHO KNOWS HOW MANY TIMES THEY PULLED THIS TYPE OF MESS. THEY USE THE GIRLS TO DRAW THE MEN, THEN THEY ROB THEM PROBABLY.. THIS WORLD IS CRAZY, BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS. IT WAS A SET UP THAT FAILED...RIP TO THE YOUNG LADY 😢. WHAT A GREAT BUNCH OF FRIENDS SHE HAD😢, TO NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR PART IN WHAT HAPPENED 😢😢

[@PrayThenHustle]

The only problem he has is that everyone is saying that he got upset with Tony for no reason so that hurts his self defense claim

[@emmajayes9821]

I think what Quinton is saying on that stand is the truth to what happened in that house as it better be truth coz 12 gunna be watching listening and gunna smell a lie when it's spike Quinton is speaking for his life right now . Come on it is a beleavable account of what could off happened

[@kimmyb504]

We appreciate you sis!😂 I kinda believe him though. Sounds like he didn’t have a choice if he wanted to make it outta there alive.

[@kenyasavage9267]

I definitely Believe Him Without a Doubt in my mind

[@nunyabusiness3516]

It's making more sense now. I believe him. He doesn't have to account for the machete IF he has (as he testified to) defensive wounds from being struck with a deadly weapon. It does sound like he was being set up by everyone in that house. If he's recounting events from the night before, where does one night end and the next day start?

[@sharonflowers935]

The dude is nuts. I am not surprised that this happened in Akron OH.

[@ChocDrop55]

I been waiting!

[@daniellewashington3787]

He needs experts to testify to the trajectory of the gun shot wound and the teeth impressions for positioning purposes.

[@stevenlowe7219]

So, i believe him because by the time the shit popped off, they already robbed him by taking his phone... That robbery was collateral for his uncle owing them money... They set him up, and it went left... Set this man free asap...

[@snookie202]

Plus the guy mentioning his jewelry sounded fishy to me

[@ambermiddleton8508]

It's definitely believable.... If he is lying he's really good.

[@pumpkinpatches67]

I think I would’ve took my chances with a jury instead 😭. I feel like it’s some truth to his story.

[@djackson4462]

I believe him. They was setting him up but the Judge gone convict him. A good defense attorney would have been able to get him out of this.

[@E.P.7131]

I believe him!

[@bellabeautiful3068]

Idk Mel last video I was thinking lock this man up... now....I believe him 😂 he was calm clear and concise telling his story and it kind of makes sense. We'll just have to see what the judge thinks

[@mylifesamilly]

For him to not have any experience, he defended himself the best way he could. I think none of their stories makes sense because they were on drugs and probably don’t remember what took place and why it did.