Part 1 4 Full story will make you scream! Bond was revoked because she got caught driving after d...

[@Mariem090]

She's crying for herself, not for the person she killed

[@rexwinn]

I had a grandmother and a grandfather killed by drunk drivers. I have zero sympathy.

[@sazizwaz8269]

You gave my exact thoughts.

[@johannahunderwood4596]

Absolutely. Six years isn’t even six years, she’ll be out after three. If she was truly sorry she would have pled guilty, not no contest. If there was clear evidence, it should have gone to trial. This sentence is a cruel joke, in which the victim’s life was worth so little. DUIs aren’t taken seriously enough, and it pisses me off. I’m fed up and want to see changes.

[@jessicashields2319]

Your so right these people are to selfish to think of the ramifications of what they have done. She took a life she should be happy she got such a light sentence. She will still have a life after prison.

[@karleenjohnson2174]

Flat out she killed someone because she is a drunk. She made a choice to srive and her actions resulted in death of anotger person. She is sorry she got caught. No remorse for what she did...took an innocent life. Its murder if you ask me. She needs to be in prison...no probation.

[@TammyCamfield-q3f]

15:57...I cant believe her attorney said her client wants to come and accept responsibility for HER PORTION OF THE ACCIDENT!!!!! WHAT A COMPLETE INSULT TO THE VICTIM AND THEIR FAMILY!!! WHAT THE HELL WAS SHE THINKING HER PORTION!!! ITS COMPLETELY HER FAULT MRS. ATTORNEY!!! Prayers for the victims family.

[@angelasmith-anderson5607]

There was already an accident, but she didn’t see it. That’s what her attorney was referring to.

[@antdogg5041]

That wording was crazy

[@michaelguida448]

is it me, or does it seem the defense attorneys "never have the information" pertaining to their clients violating the bond conditions

[@carolemonroe4400]

Clients lie to them

[@C.Carolinas]

I noticed that as well. She did not take the time to gather necessary information as her attorney. She gave off the impression that she was unaware and not at fault.

[@drac2you816]

I love how these defendants always claim they had no idea what probation expects of them via court sentence.

[@savygarnr9526]

She wants to get her life back together what about the life she took

[@markiss954]

It's gone... life moves on. Nobody should or will stay stuck n any moment In time

[@kellyflanagan3537]

@@markiss954Are you serious or just trying to get reactions?

[@Mommapunkin]

@markiss954 Apparently you're a loner and never lost a loved one. Now if what you say was true, why are the prisons full of murders/rapist/pedophiles/other criminals. Are you saying that children/women/men who were raped and/or sex trafficked should just get over it, that life goes on? WOW!

[@markiss954]

@Mommapunkin wrong on several accounts. 1 not a loner just a realist. 2 lost many which is why I'm a realistic. 3 this case was about a manslaughter/ negligent death. For lack of a better word an accident or unintentional. Do as I said the defendant should feel guilt and remorse but yes their life will and should move on from that moment in time. Nothing will bring the deceased back and relishing in someone's misery over an accident regardless of how severe is twisted. Forgiveness is less heavy

[@markiss954]

@kellyflanagan3537 definitely not looking for anybodies reaction. We are speaking on a death that was caused unintentionally. Not murder! So yes the defendant should feel their remorse and obvious regret of what happened but yes at some point should feel free to desire to move on as life is for the living.

[@cyranorevada32]

Not only did she violate the court's order to not drive, but what about violating her personal morality to not drink and drive? She needed the court to tell her to not drink and drive. And then she kills someone.

[@Anthro777]

Am I the only one who gets irrationally angry when people blubber on like she does?

[@deniseburns5902]

No it’s enrages me

[@christinatravis6686]

Justice for the victims and family ❤❤❤❤❤❤.

[@juliagrant3299]

One of the first things in AA or NA is to take responsibility for your actions. There is no way that she 'actively participates' in those meetings and 'forgetting' that she wasn't supposed to drive. If she is doing so well, why not bring her sponsor to testify?

[@brentfarvors192]

Except, she didn't know she wasn't supposed to drive...The only stipulation was an interlock device, and that was simply confused for the personal scram tether...Which, she had been using religiously, every time it indicated. This was straight BS! Simply a case of Boyd not liking her original conditions, and looki g for any excuse to revoke her bond...They set her up, and she walked right in the trap, because she didn't know she wasn't supposed to be driving without the interlock, since she already had a scram tether...

[@Alicia-cx6fc]

​@brentfarvors192 id have to agree. When she revoked her bond from the 1st bit I was confused as hell.

[@brentfarvors192]

@@Alicia-cx6fc It was done on purpose. They set her up to violate, to prevent her getting pregnant before sentencing...😂 Prison adds 40 lbs...

[@Pat5758]

What a total Act. She is so upset that she is in jail for violating her conditions. What about the Victim and all the other people that are in Danger when your behind the wheel without an interlock ignition because you are an alcoholic and cannot stop

[@1956rhowlin]

Oscar winning performance on her part.

[@reneehomen2226]

Not really Oscar worthy because I didn't believe her tears were genuine. Crying for herself not her victim.

[@mariapalacios9138]

Imagine the family of the person she killed

[@breeziem4988]

Her first parole hearing she was denied parole. She doesn’t need parole after ending someone’s life and only getting six years

[@johannahunderwood4596]

Good. She got off lightly with only six years, and expected to be out after three. She got off too lightly anyway so keep her in.

[@AllBlackLtd]

That's the normal term for someone who committed vehicular homicide (or intoxication manslaughter, or similar charges related to killing someone while driving drunk). I guess because it's not actually premeditated and intentional so that's probably why the charges aren't so steep on these types of murders.

[@otadashi1570]

She should have added 2 years on top of the 6 years because her attorney said she just wants to get on with her life and put this behind her, as if it never happened. 8 would have been fair.

[@deniseburns5902]

The person who died didn’t get the chance to go on with their life they need to pass stronger laws for this

[@susanbarnett761]

If she's not allowed to drive at all, why would she need interlock system in a car she cannot drive.

[@jeffreywingham5302]

Crying because she got caught.

[@brentfarvors192]

Crying because Boys is well aware of the pregnancy games, and wasn't playing..."Gotcha bich!" 😹

[@jeffreywingham5302]

Cares less about the person she killed

[@cyranorevada32]

She's crying because she's locked up and wants to go home, but what about the person she killed?

[@kellyflanagan3537]

No driving, ignition interlock. You drove around. So you were basically doing nothing after killing someone. Then excuses of it being dark and Graves’ disease?!!! Uuugh.

[@brentfarvors192]

She simply thought the scram tether was the same thing, because it essentially is...Should have known they would look for anything to revoke her bond for...Especially for vehicular manslaughter...

[@Fyourfeelingsbuddy]

I have three different forms of Lupus I'm paralyzed on the left side of my body I can still legally drive I have my driver's license I have full coverage insurance but do I absolutely not because what if my right hand can't maneuver my vehicle enough control my steering wheel to avoid an accident or something 90% of the earth doesn't drive with the left side of the body it's called taking responsibility for what you know is right and what you know is wrong

[@cathleenmcgee9233]

She pled no contest, what a way to take responsibility for your actions. She did that to make it more difficult in case of a civil suit🤬

[@xalleem8117]

She didn't mention or apologize about the person/people who lost their lives..it was all " I did this I'll do that"..maybe some remorse would be a good start to getting on to bond etc....smh

[@OP-fd4lh]

This is one of the reasons some attorneys (both defense and state) don't like certain judges like Judge Boyd who catches them lying or sneak stuff past her. In this case, it was both the defense attorney and her client trying to pull one over on the court in my opinion.

[@reneehomen2226]

Judge Boyd is no fool. They should not underestimate her. She is whip smart and doesn't miss anything.

[@brentfarvors192]

No. I believe it was simply a miscommunication between her, and the courts... If anything, it should teach us to not sit in a car while using zoom...Regardless if you think your licence is valid...

[@Alicia-cx6fc]

​@@brentfarvors192I agree, there was some misinformation between 1st & 2nd appearance. Her lawyer/PO said they told her she was allowed to drive

[@griffisjm]

​@brentfarvors192 why can't someone sit in a car and use zoom? I do it all the time, because it's quiet. If you have a good license, why not? Shoot, even if you don't have a license, as long as you are in the passenger seat, thats not breaking the law??

[@griffisjm]

​@@Pzoohab1Judge boyd is absolutely horrible. She's arrogant, and worse of all, unfairly uses her position to push her personal political beliefs, and punishes those who refuse to bend the knee. As if that isn't bad enough, both defense attorneys and former prosecutors have sought to have her reprimanded, if not removed for her treatment in the court room. This woman acts so different everyone says while on camera. She's even been known to do a "Take 2" if she said something wrong. Camera, whatever, using it as your get famous/money machine while playing unfairly and baisedly with peoples lives is garbage.

[@VintageVera]

I wanted to hear the victim impact statements.

[@Mandi-Mandi]

I sat in on one before. I was in TEARS!!! My goodness! I don’t drink, & sitting in on that VIS me feel some kind of way. I cried so much, the instructors thought I was a victim. (I drove someone there)

[@RiskyRubberDuck]

I also was wanting to hear !

[@WandaBenson-k3m]

She was crying for herself ~ her family/attorney is an enabler ~ the attorney said it was very dark ~ that's why you have headlights. If she wasn't drunk she would have noticed the accident. No EXCUSSES ~ STOP IT!!!!

[@SheenaStandring-qd4kr]

SHE KILLED SOMEONE - does that not matter anymore?

[@mariannebowman6114]

Apparently not.

[@annabosza8771]

What was she doing everything? She killed somebody driving drunk if that was me I’d never want to drive again let alone going against a probation order! Her years are self serving I haven’t heard one word about the person she killed!

[@lizbaker2226]

Send her to prison She didn't say anything about the life she took.

[@AshleyNJohnson]

10:25 it’s the lawyer trying not to laugh at her crying by putting his hand over his mouth 😩

[@hammerandthewrench7924]

6 years for murder is crazy

[@Jtoe1985]

Why cut the video like that?!

[@ChristineMarada]

Her portion of the accident. Okay I don't call that taking responsibility. Her lawyer says that where the accident was it was dark out. That's why it's against the law to drink and drive. When you're drunk and it's dark out it's quite easy to have an accident. That's why it's against the law. This is all about her having excuses, nothing but excuses. No contest is not accepting responsibility either. Guilty! Call it what it is guilty.

[@marycunningham-ym2sx]

Only 6. Years for a. Life. If she went to. Trail. She get. 30 year were i live

[@TheGoatCLAtty]

Why is she crying so much? It looks fishy

[@brentfarvors192]

Prob because Boyd foiled her plan to get pregnant before her sentencing...Almost guarantee she was ovulating at her bond revocation hearing...

[@dragonflytoo]

She literally got away with murder, with only a few conditions and couldn't comply. Did I hear her correctly? "I'm so sorry for what I lost"?....😳

[@peace4598]

So she killed somebody while driving drunk yet thinks she can drive. Six years. Only six years. Her lawyer says she is ill in jail. Tough.

[@peace4598]

So she killed somebody while driving drunk yet thinks she can drive.

[@badmamjamma]

Am I missing something, or was a link to part 2 not posted?

[@jackieraulerson2005]

SHE KILLED SOMEONE BECAUSE SHE CHOSE TO DRIVE DRUNK!!! 6years!??! WTholyF!!! 😡

[@Hunnebrown]

So she killed someone that was involved in an accident already and she probably just was paying attention

[@Cocopuff2013]

This is sickening she took no responsibility pleased no contest. Sorry but her, the lawyers and Judge Boyd are epic fails in this. Six yesr for an innocent life is dispicable and disqusting. They are all 🗑today.

[@sandrasimmons3571]

Agreed

[@terrybutler8634]

The first case...that lady looks messed up... look at her eyes.. can't keep open.

[@debistauffer86]

Now she is crying for only for herself then she kills someone drunk driving

[@monicacardenas8140]

6 yrs

[@sherylleiber493]

Judge Boyd hate’s crying

[@arleenperera]

She got off easy she will get out and do it again

[@cynthiaWalker5226]

She is not even crying for real! At no point is that mask getting wet, so no real tears are falling! She is just trying to gain sympathy! Maybe in 6 years she will realize the depth of her actions!

[@josedaniel4725]

Quit the sniveling, you weren't crying when you drank liquor and beer.

[@rainy.d7404]

Her solicitor clearly says the woman is allowed to drive. The poor woman was told the wrong thing. She made 1 mistake that she has to live with for the rest of her life. I pray for Mercy for her. ❤❤❤

[@debbiesteffen448]

Your compassion is admirable however I think in this case it is misplaced. She signed the affidavit of non driving her lawyer filled out. I guess my compassion rests with the victim and their family. She killed somebody.

[@SheenaStandring-qd4kr]

Surely if you KILL somebody drunk driving you wouldn’t want to drive again EVER if you had any sort of conscience

[@rainy.d7404]

@debbiesteffen448 I see what you mean. You would expect her to be traumatised by the fact that she killed someone while driving. I agree with what you say. I can't help,but feel pain when I see people going to jail. I'd rather be the victim than get locked up. I'm sorry in advance if my comment offends anyone, I'm just being honest.

[@debbiesteffen448]

@ What a lovely response. Your comment didn’t offend me . Take care and Happy Holidays to you.

[@rainy.d7404]

@debbiesteffen448 ❤️✨️🎄✨️

[@stardustmelody2709]

Please dont tell us everything before we even watch. Its like spoiling the end of a movie. There are ways to grab our attention without giving everything away. You just need to be clever. Like will Judge Boyd throw the book at crying, offender whose actions cost a persons life? Something like that, although I'm sure you can think of something much better. Good luck to you.

[@breeziem4988]

You can’t tell someone how to run their KZbin channel.

[@stardustmelody2709]

@ I was trying to help him. I think that’s obvious. I wished him the best. I was only making a suggestion, trying to tell some one what to do doesn't start with “Please”. When you start with “please” you are asking, not telling. It’s a new channel and I wanted to help. Excuse me, your highness.

[@djjones7226]

I don't agree that she's only crying for herself. Being very instinctive to *body language that does not lie she is as shattered for the victim's Family as she is her own! " Serving this time will at least allow that she has served some prison time for the enormous failure on her part! She appears to me to be enormously regretfu. I pray fervently for the victims of this tragic loss!🙏

[@f8ofk8]

Because you're instinctive? Certified instinctive?

[@djjones7226]

@f8ofk8 *yawn* 😅

[@lylekru2208]

Oh please stop being a crybaby

[@monicacardenas8140]

Someone dropped the ball because she didn't have that interlock on her car. It's Mrs. Guerrero that dropped the ball and now the

[@JoseLopez-sr6ek]

For all da black and brown people that been railroaded this judge sure is making up for sum of it clearly…. I see her send all da white folks str8 to jail or prison smh… sometimes being strict is absolutely the rgt thing to do but sometimes she needs to lay off a lil bit… overall great judge

[@mariannebowman6114]

White people too.

[@mariannebowman6114]

White people also.

[@karleenjohnson2174]

Flat out she killed someone because she is a drunk. She made a choice to srive and her actions resulted in death of anotger person. She is sorry she got caught. No remorse for what she did...took an innocent life. Its murder if you ask me. She needs to be in prison...no probation.