SENTENCING DAY for HOME INVASION and MURDER of MICHIGAN PROFESSOR

[@lockdown23and1]

I'm not gonna lie this was a hard one for me...even though the man has a lot of evidence against him...for some reason I still feel as though even though he had a part to play in it...he did not commit the murder...or maybe he is an exceptional actor and did do everything he was convicted of...what do yall think?!

[@chickenlittle5095]

@@Leannababe Lie detectors are a lie in themselves.

[@ETX213]

@@Leannababe *You can beat those tho. They're not 100% accurate.*

[@djbeezy]

@@ETX213 It's almost impossible to beat the box but the box can beat you. I failed 2 of them and I was telling the truth.

[@chickenlittle5095]

@@Leannababe Clenshing your butt cheeks can give false positives (along with other things) which casts doubt on all the answers. There are several vids on lie detectors and how they are not an effective tool.

[@shadoza]

@@Leannababe I saw a video where the dude was the murderer and passed the lie detector. The detective asked him how he did it. The dude said he just clinched his butt before every answer.

[@twicebaked7420]

I realize this is a dead post on an old video, but I have to say that I just found your channel and I am very impressed. The entire premise of this channel is brilliant! So glad to see you have turned your life around and the fact that you are helping other people is just gravy. Very well done. Bravo from Michigan! 🚭

[@23buzzchopper]

Yah Sonny shines like a sweaty penny..

[@jfbaker5351]

So when came the most important time of his life to appear as truthful, transparent and credible as possible, this dude chose to hide his eyes with sunglasses.

[@carboy101]

😂😂😂

[@justanotherguy469]

He preferred to look cool and go to prison than to look innocent and set free.

[@r.c.l2569]

They are prescriptions 🤡 You think they let inmates come to court in shades, bahaha

[@PattyGuwop]

@@r.c.l2569 you completely missed the point. Prescription or not, the decision to hide his eyes, the so called windows to the soul, makes him look guilty and careless. Take this L sir🤡

[@pfeenxh]

Stereotypes are real fool should have taken those glasses off. He won't be seeing sunshine anytime soon

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

This guy has saved so many lives, by showing how not cool prison is. Mad respect. I would like to offer any of my music for your channel for free.

[@lonniewells4801]

Man, your channel is so entertaining. I subscribed to your channel a few months back. You have the perfect blend of a serious issue mixed with humor, that is definitely a winning combination.

[@pablorobo7865]

I'm just going through your back catalogue these vids are fantastic man love from the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@TheSwaggaElite]

He would’ve been better off choosing a jury trial opposed to a bench trial

[@kenbrock5441]

For sure.. Thinking a judge is gonna side with the repeat offender on parole? Not everyone watches the news ya know.. and if they admit that they've heard about the case or are prejudiced they get dismissed.

[@michaelhalterman8812]

I don't think this was a bench trial. This was a sentencing.

[@chrisholder4978]

yup you only got to change one jurors mind.....

[@MarkFitchett-it9gc]

He looks guilty to me hidden his eyes says it all!

[@tali2637]

@@MarkFitchett-it9gc hiding eyes because he got boo bopped in the eye he has swollen left eye

[@Grave_digger84]

Hell yeah man, collab! Classy move on both of you guys either way, that's why I rock with the 23&1 lockdown compound!

[@Sar-ahG]

Agree… field trip! Yeah

[@acegoldengloves1133]

💯%

[@anthonytymes9246]

Network=Growth

[@jasoncarter1869]

"Death goes to Detroit" I'm watching that immediately 💯

[@billynomates920]

100%

[@unreleasedcontent9316]

Ong get him down there

[@jimmy2484]

I'd wanna see it in person 😆

[@mr_imperfectiongamingchann1962]

​@@jimmy2484Bruh that's not funny.

[@mr_imperfectiongamingchann1962]

@jasoncarter1869 This is D3thW8tch from the Dark Web.

[@EsotericallyObvious369]

Bruh, definitely hit Detroit man! Its awesome that guy reached out to you with the level of respect. Very awesome. Much respect to you both!

[@sharonlevy7733]

Standing with his arms crossed is a sign of defiance

[@jessickalush3305]

Well if you didn't do it, wouldn't you be defiant?

[@erictallant4965]

Death is the smartest Prison Content KZbinr. He is never caught up in any drama, he still does interviews, and he tries to keep things entertaining.

[@loganf9701]

most 'down-to-Earth' guy i know

[@draztiktunez7104]

💯 all these other prison KZbinrs stay beefing and stay talking about each other instead of prison/criminal shit . I highly suggest Jay Williams let's live life to he's another good one doesn't get caught up in drama etc he's from Richmond VA he's a relatively new KZbinr but has good content .

[@adriel88_]

Who is death ?

[@6ri66s2]

@@adriel88_ the guy that makes these videos. Solid.

[@pampsuisselosangeles7145]

Mr. Death, has returned me 200%. Profit’s this year

[@boomerisadog3899]

If he didn't do it, he knows who did.

[@seancagney8897]

Yes, agree with you and Death on this one. Either way he is involved some how.

[@pfury67]

Yup, he's a hardcore non-snitcher to take the fall for murder if you believe it's only resold stolen goods. Give up who you got the laptop from, otherwise he was in on the whole thing (either solo or with someone else). My guess is he's saving the "someone" else he was in on the burglary with.

[@jackd4240]

I'm from the uk and just got out of prison, I heard of your channel inside,I've watched several of your videos and love it this guy states facts about prison how people act etc you can tell he's a real one love the channel 👍👍👍

[@macman975]

What prisons have you done in the UK?

[@shayfinnighan6311]

@@macman975 about to ask the same lol

[@shayfinnighan6311]

@@macman975 u done bird in uk macman?

[@macman975]

@@shayfinnighan6311 Scrubs, Bullingdon, Onley, Woodhill, Exeter and Channings Wood mate.

[@jackd4240]

Lincoin where they used to hang people and Peterborough that one was like a holiday camp 💯❤🙏👍👍

[@Schwiftygetter]

I have never EVER heard a creator be so brutally honest and put another channel over their own. This fits the channel / ower of the channel very well in ny personal openion

[@stonelifterheavy2720]

Well Done Lockdown 23 and 1. Thoughtful broadcasting and analysis of our justice system in real time. Only a man from the inside, could give us this unfiltered content shown on the outside !

[@justindevincentz208]

What he said was convincing but remember, he's fighting for his life. I don't know if he committed the homicide but he most definitely set it up and knows who did. Life with the possibility of parole, if he gives up the ghost.

[@maxpainmedia]

He shouldave had a jury trail for sure

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

I agree to a degree with OP, i think he did it or set it up. But the problem is you cannot convict someone and sentence them to life in prison, based on next to nothing. This is just another instance of a super authoritarian America with a broken justice system.

[@ladylotusinc]

He almost convinced me too. I’ll be looking for the trial now and will see what evidence , testimonies etc they had. It must have been pretty damning .. OR just a series of unfortunate events and really bad luck? If he didn’t … I hope he goes free but if he did it.. rot

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

@@ladylotusinc Its not a matter of him convincing you. He was correct about how spotty the case was. Look it up, look at the complete lack of anything real the prosecution had. It feels like he is guilty and at the very least had something to do with it if not actually doing it himself. But based on the evidence, no person in a functioning justice system, should ever be found guilty on what was presented, its a joke.

[@jackadams3878]

@@ladylotusinc why does everyone always say this? The evidence must be pretty damning? Based on what?

[@raybrozzo7850]

Oh boy....YOU HAVE to go to the D and do a collab with this guy....PLEASE DO...THAT SHIT WILL BE SO FUNNY

[@feliciasfirstfelony5366]

Yes Ray

[@JennAyBaybAyy]

💯💯💯💯💯💯❤

[@rjnash6044]

Lockdown 23&1 such an addicting channel to watch.. I never miss an episode

[@TommyGunT]

Weed + snacks + 23&1 = peaceful bliss ☮️

[@rjnash6044]

U got it down to PAR

[@jessicas6348]

Death takes Detriot!! U know ur people gonna watch man- Peace & blessings- thanks for constantly putting out the best content on the tube man.

[@scottvrosenfeld]

Sounds like he's innocent when you listen to him,the passion in his voice and his body language

[@lothropstoddardiii6231]

@@paul9745pdb you are just a racist...black people should be legally allowed to rape and murder white people because of slavery...duh

[@kingjoeytheape1657]

Guilty as hell......innocent, from that bs story. You want to buy used stuff go to a pawn shop. 😆👎 Life!!!

[@lothropstoddardiii6231]

@@kingjoeytheape1657 racist

[@POSITIVE_TALKS24]

You know how most white people are idk 🤷🏾

[@FMJTAC24]

Looks like Gucci Drop Top Wizzop. Must be nice

[@buckyluckyou]

Old boy was smoked as soon as they brought up his MO. Like you said, not sure if he did the deed, but sounds like he was in on the party. And him being caught the next day with old boys laptop. Pretty much closed the door on his case. Honestly he might have a better chance with a jury. At least then they could drive home a good "beyond a reasonable doubt" argument. Another great video, keep em coming!!

[@iykyk1503]

That's what I was thinking he should have definitely picked the jury because all it takes is one person to have a doubt that he didn't kill the person and that's a wrap. I've always heard murder was the easiest big crime to beat, idk about that. Probably depends on the judge your lawyer that evidence the state the county or political I definitely believe as well✌🏼

[@sgamer6015]

@TJP 81 yeah that’s what I was thinking also, does not add up with the game lol. How can he be good at the game while making simple mistakes it makes no sense. He could have disposed of the electronics in any other way a real “G” would sell them on the street, or destroy the electronics if they didn’t need the money

[@djones2170]

Yeah for real NEVER let the Judge be the Jury as well or you're surely fucked

[@siliconvalleyengineer5875]

It was almost a unsolvable murder. however the suspect had the dead mans property shorty after the murder..........

[@missiecombs4807]

Damn?! I can't decide. My gut tells me that he didn't commit the murder. I think if he knew who did it, he would have told. His speach really makes you think deeper. The law says "beyond a reasonable doubt" Theres a whole lot of doubt here. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

He had the victims property the day after lol

[@missiecombs4807]

@@anthonyhutchins2300 that's possession of stolen property. Not murder.

[@NeverEnoughPyro40]

Of course there’s going to be a whole lot of doubt, It’s not like this video covered the entire Trial!

[@Mohjoe62]

@@missiecombs4807 that's exactly what I think

[@jordangipson3361]

@@missiecombs4807 there was an attempted transfer for $2000 from sharp, the victim, to Hamilton, the suspects account during the time of the murder, and said card was found in the debris of the fire. And cell phone towers pinpoint Hamilton within 80 meters of sharps house during the murder as well.

[@roosterj2599]

He's just clowning back with you, but no. His channel is not more entertaining than 23&1. No way. Got you brother.

[@jarrelllaw6299]

Man up or punk down

[@gamebreaker3506]

@@jarrelllaw6299 i like this comment

[@monetschannel5773]

They say white boys are sweet.

[@monetschannel5773]

Especially in D Block.

[@tremaynebrown3709]

This dude is where he needs to be.

[@praisethesun2665]

racist pos lame af

[@michaelhalterman8812]

Hey death, love your content! You can present past charges during sentencing and yes sometimes if the judge deems it relevant, during a jury trial but most often the judge finds that it would bias the jury and give the defense grounds for appeal.

[@terrancecoard388]

There is a video about an anti police man in Arizona. He was invited to take part in shoot/no shoot scenarios. His eyes were open to what police deals with. I think you should take a trip to Detroit and take part in a training session. Should be educational and fun.

[@user-MRG1130]

The same testing you spoke about, along with a 40hr ride along, should be made prerequisite for ALL politicians. BOL TC

[@timbuktoo7050]

@Tommy Chong get r done

[@mlb7583]

@@user-MRG1130 & Judges / prosecutors should also have to do mandatory jail stays of course under protection but they should all spend a weekend in their local county jail to get a feel of what exactly they are sentencing people to. I think that would change a lot in the system.

[@Kharimama17]

I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one judging him about his glasses😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mikelaster3190]

Can't judge the glasses they are Cartier very expensive

[@DamnImb0r3d]

Its the frames on them they scream, “Ima hustle gotta go get it.”

[@bltn7469]

@@mikelaster3190 Something being "Expensive" doesn't make it special in anyway. Something can be expensive and no one can like it or want it .

[@dosidicusgigas1376]

@@mikelaster3190 So theyre expensive and stupid

[@sharonlevy7733]

And standing there with his arms crossed defiantly

[@humanseeksjustice8830]

The victim's son is amazing. His father and mother must have done a great deal!

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

A bit pretentious.

[@frjcde9392]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 the pretentious one is the big with glasses on during a trial l😂

[@icepick859]

​@@frjcde9392 big?

[@icepick859]

​@@frjcde9392 the N is right next to the B on the keyboard. You racist pig

[@maxbean8781]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 I'm not sure you understand what that word means, or if you do, I guess we just saw a grieving son's words very differently.

[@VintageVegans]

Excellent show. I really appreciate you.

[@rogueworm5810]

death bro what makes your channel great is how relatable your personality is well your on camera personality lol

[@dirtykris2167]

I could not imagine being sent to prison for the rest of my life. Never ever being free again.

[@futeramonfuturamet4830]

But on the bright side, you'd probably get used to it and maybe even come to like being fed, clothed, etc at the expense of the taxpayer

[@OrbitalShell]

Well, you're probably not a criminal.

[@alexandvicky5376]

Ol’ Death is the man.. Best prison and comedy content out now

[@timothykappel198]

WOW I've never seen anyone in a courtroom wearing sunglasses.

[@kobewalters-jones8031]

How they let em??😂

[@nkosiyabomelvin4646]

You’ve never heard of Nikko Jenkins?

[@siliconvalleyengineer5875]

tinted glasses or sun glasses are not allowed in northern california courts or men wearing of any kind of hats, I seen the court deputy tell people to remove that stuff

[@MaestroSkimble]

You sir, are an absolute legend! Love your work! 👌🏻🖤

[@scottygyatso2548]

I’ve been watching your show for a few weeks and can’t get enough. Being a person who has spent time in both Mexican and American prisons (plus 3 years I juvy as a kid) I feel you roovide a good representation of service and you are funny my bro. Thanks for the laughs and shocking moments

[@stevenellis4005]

Haha that's awesome love thr content as usual death! You should go meet up with the dude that'd be awesome! Field trip with Death! Graciiiaaaaasss!

[@jhfjhfkf]

Field trip!! Hope you doing good on the inside Death (edit: I mean in side your heart and mind)

[@werethewilsons]

I love how Death doesn't take weekends off. Still serving us the 411 on all the smoke all week long!

[@christophereby8700]

One of ur best videos.. Great analysis. Really got me thinking. Keep it up!

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

We had a home invasion a few streets over last month and it was some scary shit. Not sure all the details but it was some "contractors" who showed up to provide an estimate for some house work. Turns out they were just using that as a way to case the joint. They planned the job and it went off without a hitch. No one was killed, but the couple was elderly and it has fucked up their lives forever more. If you have parents or family who are elderly and still living alone, warn them. Most are too trusting, too naive and the criminals are too savvy, too well practiced. They don't stand a chance against them. Even a spur of the moment meth head invasion with a baseball bat and knife can overwhelm an unsuspecting victim.

[@Mark-uh4zd]

This is why all honest people should be armed.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

@@Mark-uh4zd Absolutely. I try to have a firearm on me at all times, some times you just cannot. But every time you do carry you increase your chance of surviving a random attack.

[@jivy1022]

About 12 years ago I woke up to the sound of my front door being kicked in. Got there just as the frame popped off, hinges and all. Didn't say anything , I just started blasting through the door. Fired 8 times, no evidence any of them found its target. Cop said it was probably because I was shooting at an angle and by the second or third shot they realized they were getting shot at and hightailed it. There's this feeling of being violated like your safe space was invaded and that feeling of being home that we all take for granted was gone. The apartment just didn't feel like home anymore and realized quickly it never would again. 2 months later we moved out. Over a decade later despite living in a gated community with 24hr armed security I still spared no expense fortifying my home. This shit follows you for life.

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

@@jivy1022 lol so true! That is one scary situation. Now, imagine you were an unarmed 75 year old woman living alone? The only chance you would have would be to barricade yourself inside your bedroom and call the police. Hope they get there before they get thru your door. Not a very good prospect of survival

[@applesauceisgood32]

Seeing your street moves against his “techniques” would be amazing, do it!

[@queenofhearts07]

The low end is 270 months🤦🏽‍♀️ 22.5yrs..Damn...& I agree with him that ALOT of public defenders (public pretenders)work WITH the prosecution instead of Against them & 4 their client..the justice system is broken in many ways

[@Its.Corey.]

Is it really broken, or is it fixed?

[@jackesioto]

to be fair, they couldn't prove his guilt 100% on the murder. he is more guilty of possessing stolen property than he is of murder

[@whyosrs9863]

better cal Saul

[@misterphillipw]

You heard him: " didn do nothin"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Axelvam-iw8fy]

Nothing like a good old smoke sesh to start my day. Love the content bro

[@revenue09]

Smoke session ending my day in Dublin 🍀

[@EvangelistNickGarrett]

That’s funny. you’ve got a really good sense of humor and the way you interact with other KZbinrs shows great rapport. That gentleman is not very well respected when it comes to many KZbin martial artists. I am not a martial artist so I don’t have any place to critique his performance but many who seem very well trained and actually spend time fighting don’t have very nice things to say about the gentleman. You handled it very gracefully and I thought it was quite humorous. I have noticed the other seems to be a great disconnect between what people actually do in real life versus their KZbin personas. It’s possible his actual students get a great deal from him. I wonder if he would ever show scenarios where one of his students use the techniques and they worked?

[@jameshughes525]

I didn't know that you were allowed to wear your stunner shades into the courtroom

[@killerkennyas]

Put some respek on his name

[@JennAyBaybAyy]

Only if they're the #1 stunna's...Rule #1🤣💯💯💯💯💯❤

[@jaymazzarelli7996]

You gotta come to the D Mann setup a meet and greet and all that It would be so dope to meet you in person

[@lovelight7207]

Agreed! Lol I've been requesting this for 2 yrs lol xD

[@moesleiman2000]

Facts

[@conradwilliams8302]

He was clearly involved. I doubt anyone else was involved or he would have sang like a canary facing life..

[@lockdown23and1]

This is very true! Or maybe the dude he sold him the stuff really is dead...like he said

[@conradwilliams8302]

@@lockdown23and1 that of course is a possibility.

[@Allfaxnocaps]

inless who ever set it up is in a gang, higher up. or just in a gang period. if u snitch they will get to you in prison and make youre life miserable or just flat out kill you.

[@feliciasfirstfelony5366]

@@lockdown23and1 yes

[@mrs_maverick1121]

@@lockdown23and1 if dude who sold him everything is dead, it’s not snitching!!! Lol

[@zomni1]

This style of vid was great, lots of suspense and great approach

[@detroitdeadman]

He makes a VERY VALID POINT .

[@1upthegreat]

Possession is 9/10 of the law, you had possession of stolen property from a homicide.

[@blove9415]

You can buy a phone from someone who was murdered

[@ballzmckgee3167]

@@blove9415 and if you do, good luck.. get your phones from a store..

[@Wyatt_Riley]

@@blove9415 Yeah but if you're buying it that soon after the homicide then you better start talking about who you got it from or you're gonna get charged. There's no way you end up with the laptop of a person who was murdered less that 24 hours after the murder and you didn't do it or know who did it. If he was just being a fence for stolen property he would have squealed on who we got it from. This dude is 100000% guilty

[@addictionsdisordersrecover7636]

And lastly I just got to get this off my chest after takes me seriously as soon as I tell them how much pain I'm in they think I'm just there to get pills. Then everything changes even my family doctor I can get any drug I want from him except for pain medication and that's really just because he can't prescribe that much of it. But besides that it was asking for anything el.

[@addictionsdisordersrecover7636]

Ask a prosecutor about 9/10 of the law if there's any such thing you'll find it nowhere in any law book

[@oscarscott2231]

he should definitely appeal and although we may think we know he did it, the justice system is supposed to stand on proof and evidence. since its all circumstantial he should appeal request a new trial this use a jury and obviously get a better lawyer.

[@merpding6069]

U right tbh

[@dyleec1291]

Some ppl are not blessed enough to have lawyers man

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

@@dyleec1291 well maybe if you weren't killing people in your free time you'd have a few extra dollars to pay for a lawyer. The thing is... you wouldn't even need one...

[@stevenedwards7398]

@@anthonyhutchins2300 bro you sound like an idiot no one here or in that court room has any idea if he actualy committed the murder you can say all day that you know he did but one laptop does not prove a damn thing i could kill someone right now and my neighbor could go rob his house an hour later and take a laptop does that make my neighbor a murderer? no it doesnt our courtrooms should not be allowed to operate this way anymore look at how many people have been set free in the last decade after doing 20 plus years in prison for a crime they did not commit. It baffles me how a judge can honestly take this evidence presented at trial and say with no doubt that this man is guilty unless this judge is a mind reader its utter speculation.

[@tailbrain2313]

He has potential as Jail house lawyer. I understand his points. Not very Articulate , but somewhat coherent. Give him 8-9 years.

[@PalmelaHanderson]

Not saying anything about whether he did it or not, but if you walk into the courtroom wearing sunglasses, you are asking for that smoke. edit: Everyone saying "they're prescription!!!!" You think the judge gives a shit? You think the judge is pouring over his optometry report before trial?! Like it or not, appearance and decorum matter. You walk into a courtroom with gucci shades on and the judge is going to assume that you don't give a fuck, so why should they?

[@gforce2924]

Fear of showing emotion , glasses help

[@Gunshinzero]

@@gforce2924 It's not worth it. Just cry in the cell expecting to ge the worst if you worry about that.

[@DATA-7]

Looks like he got punched in the eye.

[@balaknwl8534]

Obviously prescription lenses. Any judge would have them removed if they weren't prescription glasses

[@stannsaunders2410]

THEY R PERSCRIBEDI

[@task82]

Yeah buddy!! Let's see some of that collab action!!

[@potemcgoat8635]

Bro is wearing sunglasses in a courtroom , he’s hella guilty.

[@robkilenstihl5329]

He came in to possession of that second laptop fairly fast. Here’s a pro tip for anyone on probation or parole. Don’t buy electronics off the street not without a receipt or a chat log. If you can’t show where you got it, your giving yourself up.

[@jaylew889]

The only thing I'd say for the next guy who's in a situation like this where it seems you're being railroaded and you feel that a jury trail is just the final nail in the coffin because people are going into it with their minds made up.. while dealing with a judge in the bench trial, avoid insulting the court, the DA, claiming it's all rigged and the system is corrupt... you really gotta do your homework on the judge before deciding you want a bench trial. There are some great judges out there which really go by the law, precedents, will call out prosecutors when they're doing something shady, and have no problem letting it be known if the state is pulling stuff out their ass.. and then you have judges who are part of the good ole boys club. Friends with the DA and golfs regularly with them and the detectives in their district and will do whatever it takes to keep their asses covered and have a great win to loss ratio so they're all set when reelection time. I don't know if he's innocent but he might of had a better shot with a jury since they could point out everything was circumstantial, no dna, fingerprints, etc, etc

[@chillscrill6116]

Always a Jury Trial cuz the Judge is usually a former Prosecutor an will have that perspective… wit a Jury Trial (wit the exception of 1 or 2 States) u only need 1 person to see a problem wit the case… much better odds…

[@anewzshellz470]

Exactly right on all that!

[@Emolga6274]

@@chillscrill6116 not to much t he judge is probably racist

[@keithhoward6843]

Very very true. In a jury trial the DA has the burden of proof. If they can not prove BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT. The jury is required to render a NOT GUILTY verdict. REASONABLE DOUBT and circumstantial evidence go hand in hand. Whether this guy is guilty or innocent I have no clue. But his verdict MOST DEFINITELY should have been NOT GUILTY!!! People absolutely should NOT EVER go to prison based on circumstantial evidence!!!!!

[@uggggggghhhhh]

I thought the same. Theres no way a jury would've given him life without parole beyond reasonable doubt JUST because he had the laptop of a man that was killed. A lawyer would've been able to instill doubt into the jury and that on its own would've saved his ass. Look at Casey Anthony lmao, sis was sooo guilty but got away with it anyway. His #1 mistake was thinking that a judge would not be biased against a black man that has been to prison before.

[@brett1510]

He's low key "come fight me then"... death don't want no smoke.. Definitely go to his gym, content brother

[@MitchellBay]

Hahahaha you were ahead of the game speaking on that dude from Detroit and you were a lot more polite than the internet is being with him right now since he's gone viral. His techniques definitely would not work, cool of you to be such a good sport.

[@Milne85]

Death you crack me up! Proper laughs every time. Peace from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@LaStOnE_leFt]

I'm gonna do more research on this case before I make my judgement. That being said, not everything a prosecutor says is factual. The system is broken! The way it's set up is terrible. From the detective to the prosecutor to the judge. They care about advancing their career and moving up the ladder just like everyone else. I sometimes feel like seeking out truth and justice takes a back seat to appease the public and close a case. I don't know enough about this case to say he was wrongfully convicted or dealt with a lot of prejudices and biases I just wanted to say that I know it does happen

[@adriel88_]

No it isn’t bro like just shut the hell up man you don’t know what your saying and you’re just talking outta your ass 🙄🙄

[@LaStOnE_leFt]

@@jaredkilgore7194 can't say the system isn't broken and then name off all the things wrong with the people put in charge that is supposed to enforce, follow, and uphold the law of the land. I get what you're saying if the people put in charge did their job the way they were supposed to we wouldn't have these issues. Like you said the prosecutor only cares about getting his conviction why is that. That's his only way to advance his career. That should be the last thing on his mind getting Justice should be his main concern. Same with the judge and everyone else involved. You were right when you spoke about checks and balances and that's all that matters. It's all set up for the wealthy. It's a class system more than a racial issue in my opinion.

[@carlayerby2959]

"Everybody stays friends, everyone has a future." Detective Mcnulty.

[@frjcde9392]

Did you ever look at the case? Probably not, he was as guilty as sin…. Was even found with the victims possessions. This fker can’t even take his glasses off, tells you all you need to know about his character. You people are dumb as shit

[@D007-u8e]

Yes I does happen. I know a man tried & convicted & sentenced to DEATH for a heinous crime (rape & murder of a 7-9year old girl. Only problem was he was innocent! We knew it. Finally another man on death row confessed but prosecutors didn’t care. They had a conviction. DNA 🧬 proved him innocent AFTER trial & sentencing & as then Gov of IL George Ryan was going to prison himself in 2006, (selling CDL licenses for $500ea) he released dozens of death row inmates that were innocent and commuted the rest and ended the death penalty in IL. The innocent man is Rolando Cruz who did 10 years on death row but there were dozens on death row WRONGFULLY convicted. Google it.

[@jaybeam1466]

There's a lot that isn't shown here. He's definitely guilty.

[@noneya9866]

then tell us what isn’t shown mr. lawyer 😂😂 don’t just say shit

[@tomg5187]

The fact he carried on his routine going for lunch every day even after his wife died 💔💔💔 This case left me feeling so sad for the victim. RIP. The son’s strength and eloquence is a testament to his late father!

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

My eyes teared up when they said that😭

[@feliciasfirstfelony5366]

Tui*j*u

[@lucasperichon6763]

Love your videos man!

[@antwonlewang1390]

How’d he pull off sunglasses in court ?😂

[@nsottero]

As a HUGE FAN of both channels my wife and I would LOVE to see you go to Detroit Survival. Josh you u changed my life! Your video’s helped me find forgiveness for the person who victimized me. Thank you!

[@johnnycoolwater5178]

Yeah get your ass down to Detroit and lets see how well they keychain kungfu really works Death. Im with you it looks entertaining but wouldnt work for most real life violence situ-manations...Love your channel tho Brother. Greetings from NorCal.

[@dejanairusso8727]

His speech was very convincing and it's hard for me to just believe everything a prosecutor says so idk.

[@damienbennett188]

The last vid i watched the judge himself told the DA i wouldnt trust u either michael brelo LEO testimony

[@bradrobinson9085]

Just look at the actual evidence. Its pretty clear.

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

I'll agree on one point. I believe prosecutors are full of shit and don't care about anybody but neither does this piece of shit. I wouldt believe anything he says either.

[@OMEGAGENESIS-gw2fx]

For the people who think his argument and passion proves his innocence. You have to think about the fact that he's had time to practice for this day, and recite this speech over and over. You also have to remember that he's a career criminal, that probably has no remorse for anyone but himself. I can't say that he's 100% guilty, and I know police can be sloppy, lazy, get tunnel vision, and act vindictive, but I think he's either fully guilty, or like Death said, he set it up. If he set it up, he's just as guilty as doing it himself. Situations like this should be a lesson to other criminals. If you keep committing crimes, and stacking up charges, you'll probably end up being a grown man, with a book of convictions, working at a fast food spot, or you'll just keep committing crimes, and end up in a situation like this, where you'll end up dying in prison as an old man, or getting murder while doing your time. Crime may pay here and there, but you'll eventually slip up, and the judges are going to see your record, and ship you off to some $#!t hole, where you'll rot away. I've gotten lucky when I was younger, and never got caught, but it only took one close call for me to stop committing crimes, and I went into the Army shortly after. I would like to think that I was extra careful about the things that I did, which kept me from doing time for the things that I did. My last time doing anything serious, I ended up going into a house at night, thinking the people weren't home, and I ended up finding them in their bed. I got out of there, and never did anything like that again. I was young and dumb. I was only about 19 at the time that this happened. As an adult, I have a lot of remorse for that. I regret that I was ever that much of a POS. It makes me cringe when I really think about it. I like to think that I've made up for that. I would never do something like that now. I can't stand a thief. I can understand why young people can do ignorant $#!t like I did, but an adult is a sorry POS, if they're out her doing this type of $#!t. Now, if you're young, and you're doing home invasions, and tying families up, and terrorizing them, then you deserve the worst type of punishment.

[@PaPaBearDRad-xq2yk]

since when they start letting you wear sunglasses in the court room?? LOL That's hilarious!

[@YTjndallas]

Dude. I seriously believe in the parameter of “Beyond reasonable doubt!” If all they had on this dude was possession of stolen property, then where is PROOF that he murdered? The fool took it to a hanging judge instead of a jury where a judge could just smoke his azz. A jury could never hear his prior crimes unless THEY, the jury, convicted him. The jury can only hear past crimes AFTER they have convicted. This is a serious protection for THE INNOCENT. Because, let’s say you’re on trial for a DUI. You are on trial ONLY for the DUI before the jury. It is NOT FAIR to consider any past arrests or convictions in a trial other than the ONE you are under scrutiny. This trial is the ONLY one at hand. Convicting a man for his past convictions- which may have been wrong anyway- is WRONG. There is only the accusation at hand. NOW… After a conviction, THEN the jury can consider past convictions when determining punishment. But I’m in Texas. Where we’re free, but don’t commit crimes. “DON’T MESS WITH TEXAS.” Believe me, I know. I’ve been down twice here and spent three years inside and two on paper. On bullshit DUI charges.

[@EverythingQuestion]

And you are an adult? With that level or reasoning skills? You really think he randomly met the thief that robbed the guy that went to his store everyday? Within 1 day of the guys murder? holy shiat it's as clear as day he was heavily involved.

[@jordangipson3361]

@@EverythingQuestion there’s no reason to get nasty about it. I agree with you but our judicial system is broken enough to merit this persons reaction. It’s very true that OFTEN cases like this are unfairly tried based on past convictions, even if said convictions happened 20 years ago. Let’s be respectful in our disagreements

[@jordangipson3361]

Now having replied that to the first guy, I’m sorry you had to deal with that DUI shit, but that’s a false equivalency. Murder and DUI are very different. There’s a reason we have a sex offender registry….it’s because the actions of some people, regardless of them being in the past, do matter. Now how long ago these things happened is also something to take into consideration, and I 100% agree that we should not judge our citizens forever and paint them in a bad light based on a stupid mistake. However, Hamilton wasn’t just a one off thief. The facts of the case truly are extremely damning once you recognize how connected he was to Sharp, in that he didn’t only receive one stolen item from him, but was found to have the first laptop he lost, the second laptop he lost, and a long list of electronics missing from Sharps house. Not only that, but within the confirmed time of the murder, a credit card transaction to transfer 2000 was attempted and declined to send from sharps account to Hamiltons, and afterwards said card was part of what was found in the burning debris. In my eyes, Hamilton definitely played a role; however I do believe he should have give the possibility of parole simply based on the fact that there was not enough evidence to definitely make him the actual murderer. There is enough evidence to at the very least make him a part of the murder, or an accessory if you will. And what’s fair is life with the possibility of parole in my eyes.

[@plainandblunttv4866]

I think he set it up , he knows the real culprit and prolly thinks he would beat the case because of lack of evidence … the judge knows this and smoked him hot .

[@dontworrywhatmynameis4111]

I was gonna type the same thing. Definitely don’t think dude killed him but almost definitely set it up..

[@terencebigballs8531]

Prolly???

[@terencebigballs8531]

@SSG Live no I speak with real words the ones in the dictionary. Remember them ones

[@terencebigballs8531]

@SSG Live prolly

[@noneya9866]

@@terencebigballs8531 lmao clearly you do that without grammar that’s in those same dictionaries 😂😂

[@johnable917]

This case needs to be brought to the people

[@ShaunKang69]

It has, he's guilty af. Dude is just a slick talker.

[@siliconvalleyengineer5875]

Victims parents, wife, children and grand children ?

[@JTdaGoat2871]

I watch a bunch of prison channels, but I gotta say 1090 Jake and death just hit different. Especially in death case he got a little of everything for everyone. Much respect brother!

[@jesterr7133]

When a guy has two previous felonies and is buying stolen property while on parole, I have no trouble believing that he would do a home invasion, particularly when he has been convicted of that exact crime before. Even if all he did was buy stolen property, he has no business on the streets, since he has proven he cannot function in society.

[@thetruthhurts131]

Exactly.

[@trickerthedon]

Collab for sure! Would be good content 👍🏻 as for the court room antics on this video… I don’t know how he got convicted with no DNA 🧬 evidence. Dude admitted to the stolen items, all just seems off

[@samsungtelevision695]

Goddamn it when he said “welcome to paradise” made me blow out my vape hit. Almost out of weed man c’mon 😂

[@merpding6069]

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[@Anonymous38572]

Maybe lay off the bud if u laughing that hard at that

[@samsungtelevision695]

@@Anonymous38572 It was good comedic timing. Timing is almost everything in comedy. Beyond that your critique is ill-formed and falls apart upon inspection: 1) It only takes a slight chuckle to blow out a hit. 2) humor is subjective a f. 3) Weed is fully legal in my jurisdiction and I wouldn’t describe my career and family situation because I’d sound like a douchebag but suffice it to say that vaping cannabis isn’t a problem for me.

[@merpding6069]

@@samsungtelevision695 ain't no one reading your memoirs

[@samsungtelevision695]

@@merpding6069 You managed to sum your thoughts up with a “?” Hella concise. My grasp of language is poorer so I’m forced to use more words. If my comments don’t make sense to you there’s a whole internet out there.

[@curtismathews9382]

Keep doin the smoke, everybody loves a good smoke

[@Rangyroth4089]

Hello from Michigan!!❤🎉

[@Hotlooksamerica]

Detroit people are just built different. Dude looks like his daddy was a Mack Truck.

[@blackluch7281]

Facts we keep it playa 💯

[@weepoethics]

My man got his buffs on and everything

[@mysteriousfun4759]

Our host charming smile and accent really gets me into the lingo!

[@styner3]

It's not the same as having the murder weapon but if he didn't have the stolen laptop, he wouldn't be going to prison. I agree with you he probably set it up.

[@RedrumTV5150]

Damn, homie GOT the LV sunglasses on.😎

[@PurplePatterson87]

The justice system been broken for a long time. You’re guilty until proven innocent in every situation. All it takes is an allegation and you could be done for. It’s fucked but tons of people are convicted all the time with no evidence. Even if it looks impossible for anyone else to have done it, if you have no evidence you shouldn’t be able to condemn a person to spend any time behind bars, let alone life. 🤮

[@kevinbrooks1104]

I have never been blamed for something I didn't do , but don't buy a computer from someone who doesn't look like he can afford one , because if you do thier is a chance that you could have the worst kind of problems. Ask your self this question would you sleep with one eye open if he was your cell mate?

[@PurplePatterson87]

@@kevinbrooks1104 you must not have too wild of a life experience. You never know who's where wearing what. And not to mention i was in a hit and run when I was like 20. Some lady hit my car and drove off. I had my mom come out before the cops did and she was so scared they were gonna arrest both of us she almost started crying. U think my mom looks like a criminal? MY CAR was hit and someone else ran and we were treated so badly I wished I'd just paid the money out of pocket and not involved cops or insurance. Its insane. Cops and the justice system were out of control for a long time. Someone needed to leash that rabid dog and put him down. Make way for a better, new generation. He'll idc how u treat them. They never cared about me.

[@theunknown11986]

@@PurplePatterson87 Too wild of a life experience? That's some low I.Q bullcrap. Nobody don't wanna' go to prison with a bunch of h0m0s and smelly men. That ain't honorable. Learn to use grammar, Low I.Q brute. Stop acting like a victim. Nobody is a victim, you have a choice.

[@Firecracker321g]

Hell yea take that trip bro, curious minds want to know if those techniques actually work! Salute from Melbourne Florida Brevard County! Shi I would go if I had the opportunity

[@brandonp6333]

Buddy's speech was pretty convincing.

[@drillsgtdad9371]

Real talk man idk I felt bad for dude

[@one3DoiNWoRk]

@@drillsgtdad9371 doesnt matter, there was literally a mountain of evidence, he even created a cashapp account in the murdered man's name and tried to send 2,000 to his bank account. As if there wasnt enough evidence already

[@vvv70v]

If that was convincing, I could probably make you believe earth is flat...

[@seancagney8897]

Yes people deep in to crime can be convincing when they lie, think about it he could really have a lot of practice lying and seeming convincing.... Some are very deceptive.

[@rollanother1]

Yoooo..... I'm crying over here. 😭 Boy you are the best. That damn blue key chain. FOH 🤣🤣🤣

[@MulletJoe368]

I really feel like this dude may really be innocent. That speech seemed genuine.

[@EverythingQuestion]

Are you serious? If your mom ends up dead, and your neighbor has her purse the next day and says he randomly bought it from some thief, you'd sit there and say "I really feel like this dude may really be innocent. That speech seemed genuine" hahahaha

[@jordangipson3361]

@@EverythingQuestion that’s actually really misguided bro. Im from LA and trust me the way these thieves work together and sell each other dead peoples shit is alarmingly fast. Bank off the rest of the evidence of this case though because there’s more than enough

[@ChurchesMoney]

Damn he got the birdman 🦅 sunglasses on looking like Sonny Liston..

[@killerkennyas]

Put some.respek on his name

[@TheSire17]

Broski!! U aint got a man in your family if u don't go!! 😂 Seriously tho, OG took it on the chin properly.👍Dude's an ally. "Whatup-doe?" Shout out to Detroit.

[@a.N.....]

Huh is this code

[@VGI4NI]

Waddup doe

[@traplordso985]

Oh every family supposed to have a man that been in prison??? Bro what a loser! Are you trolling? Please tell me you not serious

[@xL0stKIlah]

@@traplordso985 low-key though. If the current government loves you you are just a good little boy that follows your orders

[@TheSire17]

@@VGI4NI @aN was showin nothing but love for tha D. (Pause) Flint town, all of 313 and surrounding areas. Was saying dude (security Bro from lockdowns last video) seemed to take that constructive criticism on the chin like a G. And that he needs to take him up on his offer of coming out and taking some free "classes", networking and shit. 38 from dallas. My co defendant was from Detroit. So I've been up there a few times and was shown nothing but love. What I said and how I said it was jokingly. Its a fucking saying down in texas and I picked it up on the yard. Idk what the fuck this simp in the thread is talking bout. 214 whitebread

[@stephenday5320]

If he didn't commit this crime, he definitely knows who did

[@crazychase98]

Adding and abiding is a crime

[@hayden6056]

I love the automatic extra confidence that came when you asked about the knife. That smirk just spoke a thousand words and they started with ; your comfortable with your key chain , I'm comfortable with a shiv. Let's stick to what we know.

[@wildwest1832]

lol. This guy having the professors laptop from that day he went missing seems like an awful big coincidence to me. Pretty hard to escape that, or even paint it just as a theft.

[@Emolga6274]

He probably didn’t kill the prof but it’s probably best for society , he’s locked up

[@bigea3505]

Definitely go to Detroit mane the instructor homie is really dope !

[@tammyguessbeckham2212]

If he was just a fence then why didn’t he tell who gave him the stuff. I can’t see him going to jail for life , he would have told on the real killer. So to me he is guilty.

[@merpding6069]

You would think but maybe he knows if he rats he's marked for life. He's a street guy he knows he can't make it legit and with a rat moniker he won't even make it in the streets

[@Hatemode_NJ]

Only reason I think he did it rather then setting it up is: he could of ratted on the other person to save his own life. Hey I set up the robbery, but I didn't know he was gonna kill him. Odds are he was seen and recognized and since he was on parole.. he probably didn't want to be violated and killed the poor guy.

[@mikev9521]

I was watching this video on my smart TV and had to hop on the phone to leave a comment. Yes you should def go to Detroit we gotta see those moves death 😂

[@CynHicks]

I believe this one. Not just the speech but his reaction while she was sentencing him. He looked like he was about to explode in anger. Exactly like I would be if I were innocent. That or he is one of the best actors I've ever seen.

[@OrbitalShell]

Doesn't matter, this homie doesn't deserve freedom. He's a lifelong criminal and cosigned the murder if anything.

[@icepick859]

Im a body language expert, and from my perspective he is telling the truth.

[@draztiktunez7104]

I'm with you I think he set it up but the fact he got life off of circumstancial evidence and based on his past is crazy . Goes to show how fucked the "justice system " is . I also would hate to play the race card but the fact that he's black and as he stated was in a predominantly white area didn't help ether .

[@VintagebyMitzi]

This guys is being sent for his body of work. Marches into court acting like he is going to nightclub, bye, bye. You actions led you here SMOKED

[@jonathanpica5613]

Go to Detroit it be great content

[@Zebiven]

Lmao his face when they were adding up the points was look me tryna look at some crazy math problem😭😭💀💀