The case of Ernesto Miranda

[@JoshuaRyanActual]

Ernesto Miranda is buried at the city of mesa arizona cemetery - Mesa is a huge suburb right outside of phoenix and where I grew up. Back in 2008 After going to a funeral for a relative at the cemetery, I found his grave, and on it was a laminated miranda warning card. He has fans out here still, apparently lol.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Nice one Joshua, thanks for that detail

[@pandorasbox4238]

Happen to know how he died?

[@Aliese11]

@@pandorasbox4238 listen to the end. He says how.

[@pandorasbox4238]

@@Aliese11 Oh, I must have had my volume down too low!

[@MusicthatsStrange]

@@pandorasbox4238 somebody stabbed him in a bar in 1976

[@nobody8328]

"I may have the right to remain silent, but that doesn't mean I have the ability" ~Ron White

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that, its a great quote

[@pandorasbox4238]

That cracked me up when I first heard that come out of his mouth.

[@animallover4955]

Lol

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

That's my family's excuse 🤣

[@joanclaytonjohnson3630]

And the person who kills him ironically has his Miranda rights read to him...priceless.

[@TheCrimeReel]

I know, amazing eh, thanks Joan

[@zingwilder9989]

Yes, at that point the "reading of rights" was a indeed a formality. Nonetheless, it was a very confusing incident for the police, that released the alleged perpetrator -and ultimately, he disappeared. It's uncertain if he was following the Miranda ruling or simply refused to talk.

[@rhondajohnson8310]

Ahhh.. the Miranda rights. This was very informative and interesting. I never knew where that came from

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that Rhonda

[@clauditafachini6642]

Yes! Me too!! This was a very interesting case!

[@TheCrimeReel]

@@clauditafachini6642 Thanks Claudita

[@sharonpratt9824]

Me either

[@joshiceheron2126]

I love how well researched these videos are but I also love the level of respect he has for the victims. He gives these stolen voices a new voice and also shows a level of respect when discussing the victims demise.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks so much for that Joshice

[@dub2536]

Very true comment! Peacce!

[@jaimegreene9557]

Agreed!

[@chucklesprice]

Maybe he should research how to properly pronounce "Phoenix".

[@ps.6023]

yet in this case, the time it was set in and how people of color were treated at that time, Miranda himself was possibly a victim of racism and a "justice" system that just prosecuted people based on skin tone and origin

[@jasonstaples4364]

Can’t beat the “the crime reel” or “brief case”!! 2 fantastic channels, lots off love from New England!!!!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that Jason

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

You have the right to remain REEL! Crime Reel!

[@TheCrimeReel]

lol, nice one Aaron

[@moondancer4660]

That was a good one❤😂

[@stephcarlofc]

Fun fact, the Miranda rights ruling by the Supreme Court was decided on my birthday, which is June 13th, 18 years before I was born. Also Timothy McVeigh received the Death Penalty on my birthday too in 1997.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that Steph

[@slapmeisterrecords8226]

So?

[@Agapy8888]

That is a bit a history attached to you. Cheers.

[@trent3872]

Got one for you, the day he sexually assaulted Jane doe, march 2nd 1963 was the day I was born. It was a Saturday. I was born around 7pm.

[@TheCrimeReel]

@@trent3872 Wow Trent, your actual day of birth. thanks for that

[@sarahohara4022]

So cool to learn the origin of the Miranda rights! The craziest part of this case was that he actually thought the victim would drop the charges if he married her. I can’t get past that

[@TheCrimeReel]

It was amazing that part. Thanks Sarah

[@cw4608]

A bit sobering to learn about an American legal procedure from a non American. Thank you for the history lesson CR!

[@paddypibblet846]

In Mexico that's a common sentiment. Which is why a lot of these rape cases come from that demographic.

[@Loveroffood41]

Did he really think that if he married his victim, she would drop the charges? This man is beyond crazy.

[@ps.6023]

or the fact she chose him soley because he was Mexican.

[@Agapy8888]

Greetings Friends and TCR. Do not speak to cops. Say nothing. As anything you say can be used against you even if innocent.

[@craigm2484]

Good morning 👍.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Hello there Ayape

[@constanttraveler]

Very true. There are good cops but always remember that it's an adversarial relationship, not an altruistic search for the truth. You will say things that seem to be harmless that will be strung with other things to bolster their adversarial narrative against you.

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Good morning my lovely friend!👋🤗🌈🦄🥰🌹☕🥐

[@Agapy8888]

@@constanttraveler Thankfully never had to deal with any cops.

[@addie_is_me]

.Wow, I always thought the, "Warning," came from someone innocent being railroaded. Just woke up and I'm already learning. Lol

[@TheCrimeReel]

Early lesson for you Addie, have a great day

[@ZeeAllieNY10010]

Great narration Crimey! Have a good day everyone.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Cheers for that Allie

[@___LC___]

Thank you for covering this infamous character in American legal history. I didn’t know how he met his end until now. Have a happy Wednesday Crimey!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Christy, you have a great one too

[@elizabethspedding1975]

I hope his lady victim has managed to have a happy life despite her ordeal. 🌺

[@TheCrimeReel]

Yes indeed, thanks Elizabeth

[@addie_is_me]

And whoever he assaulted after going AWOL. He's a real gem, this guy. That she got married and was having a baby makes me feel hopeful for her.

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

I hate when the criminal uses the law for themselves and the victim suffers

[@ps.6023]

she did because she was white and got away with racism

[@garyreid6165]

Very interesting case. When I was in junior college studying Criminology and Criminal Justice, our instructor made sure that the class understood Miranda rights. Before Miranda, the police used intimidation and coercion tactics against people who were in police custody. The television show Crime Story, produced by Miami Vice’s own Michael Mann set the show’s setting in 1960’s Chicago after the Miranda ruling. Actor Dennis Farina was a cop during that time before he became an actor. Great narration, as always. Stay safe. Stay Reel.😎

[@TheCrimeReel]

Nice one, thanks for that Gary

[@sarahohara4022]

Love Dennis Farina and I had no idea he was a cop, I’ll have to check that out!

[@JamesSeaberry]

@@sarahohara4022 Yes, he was a police officer in Chicago, and was asked to be a technical advisor on a TV show, and found he liked it. I think he was in the Shakespeare district, which is kinda rough.

[@barbarajohnson3876]

Cops still use coercion and intimidation

[@lauriehepinstall2636]

Good morning. I love wednesdays. Thanks Crime Reel

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks so much , nice to see you again Laurie

[@audreymuzingo933]

The problem is, your Miranda rights only begin when you are officially arrested. They can ask you anything they want before that, and you don't have to answer then either, but they have ways of making it seem like cooperating is how to keep yourself FROM being arrested. If you knew me, you'd never think I'd been arrested, but I was because of this trickery b.s. I had terrifying heart palpitations in the middle of the night and called 911, and when EMT's were trying to figure out what was wrong they asked if I had taken any medications. I had a cold so I had taken cold medicine. Even though the palpitations went away on their own (I now know it was my first major panic attack), the cop on the scene decided it wasn't safe to leave me home alone with my 2-year-old daughter. He told me if I didn't call a family member to come and get her, and that I go with him to the e.r. to make sure I was okay, he would call Child Services and have them come get her. So I called my only near-ish relative, my cousin, who luckily answered the phone at 3 a.m. and was willing to come from 35 miles away to get my daughter. I had to ride with the cop in his patrol car to the e.r. and he stayed in the exam room with me, mostly just waiting in silence (we were there a few hours!). I became desperately thirsty but he wouldn't let me have any water. Turned out he had ordered a urinary analysis on me, and didn't want 'whatever' to be flushed out of my system before I peed in a cup, and even then he didn't say it was about drugs, just some kind of health clearance so I could go home. Understand, I hadn't acted 'high' or anything the whole time, was perfectly alert and normal, and forgot that I even told the EMT's I had taken cold medicine. I honestly believed this cop that he just wanted to make sure I was okay. Looking back, I should have found it odd that they only did a UA on me, not hook me up to an EKG or anything specifically about my heart. Welp, lo and behold, a nurse eventually comes in and says I tested positive for ... get this ... PCP!!! Obviously I was beyond flabbergasted, I said (truthfully) I didn't even know exactly what PCP was, never knew anyone who had even tried it (still don't). But again, he acted like I didn't have anything to worry about, just needed to go with him to the station ... I can't remember how he worded that, but it was another vague promise of being cleared to get my kid back and go home. But on the way to the station I asked, "Officer Prince ...... am I ...... under arrest?" And said, "Well, technically yes" (but didn't state a charge). I asked if he was ever going to read me my Miranda rights, and he said "Well, they'll take care of that at the station." There I was handcuffed to a table in a tiny cinder block room for a couple more hours before a woman came in, FINALLY gave me the right to remain silent, and told me I was charged with FIRST DEGREE ENDANGERMENT (I later found out, this is usually only applied when someone has DIED, and it's akin to manslaughter!). I was then taken to a jail and put in a drunk tank for a few hours and fingerprinted, then to another jail for a few hours, photographed. Cops talked about me in front of me, "This one o.d.'d alone with her kid" like I was guilty before proven innocent. Meanwhile my cousin was a effin BADASS, found out what was going on and arranged bail for me. I had to wait three months of agonizing worry for a court date, and guess what? --I was in my second year of grad school to become a TEACHER, a job I could never have if convicted of a crime involving a child! In that time, I was never contacted by my court-appointed defense attorney, couldn't even find out what his/her name was. But on my own, I learned that urinary analysis wasn't even a legit test for PCP, that common cold medicines could give a false positive for it, and only a BLOOD test (which was never done) could give real results. I wanted SO BAD to talk to an attorney about this, but couldn't get hold of anyone on my side until my court date. I sat in a room full of people charged with all kinds of things, with a judge up on a bench. When my name was called, a guy in a suit comes out of nowhere to stand next to me, and when the judge asked how I wanted to plea, this guy says "Not guilty" before I could even open my mouth (apparently this was my attorney). The judge was reading my case file quietly, making weird faces, and asked, "So did she give drugs TO her kid?" and the attorney said no, that I was accused of endangering my child by taking drugs myself. The judge made another weird face, said some legalize stuff really fast, and the attorney told me to to fill out some paperwork at a window in the hallway. I had NO IDEA WHAT THE H was going on. I asked the lady at the window what my paperwork was about, and she explained the judge had ruled 'Null Pros' ("we will not prosecute"), meaning I was FREE! ...BUT ... this was not the same as having charges officially DROPPED, DISMISSED, nor EXPUNGED. The judge only did the 'Null Pros' because he didn't think my circumstance warranted Endangerment 1, but I didn't even get to prove that the circumstances THEMSELVES were bullsh, that I DIDN'T TAKE PCP!! I got to finish grad school and become a teacher and to my knowledge that horrible night has never come back to bite me, but for all I know it could. And all because a cop who just wanted an arrest that night used my kid and my freedom against me, to get that arrest, without giving me any kind of rights as a citizen.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thats unbelievable what you had to go through Audrey. Glad you got help from family , the judge and that Attorney

[@toko_ribbon]

Holy crap what a horrible and scary experience!!! :O I'm so sorry you went thru all of that! It's enough to give one *another* panic attack! How truly awful!

[@slapmeisterrecords8226]

Stories like yours are unfortunately not isolated cases. Happens every day and is the exact reason why no one should ever speak one word with the pigs and not cooperate in any legal manner. To become a cop you have to be a psycho bully in the first place and such people are prone to abuse their perceived authority.

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@toko_ribbon Thank you so much. To this day, I can only assume that 911 crisis was a panic attack because I had several afterward, and all kinds of fears I never had before, but for all I know, it was something else that caused those palpitations. Thing is, it's impossible to separate that night from what happened as a result, and I believe it qualifies as PTSD that I endured for the next few years. Like you know how rape victims don't tell people because they feel like it was their fault? Well, I've never been raped so that seems totally nuts to me. And yet ..... I kept what happened to me secret from everyone except my cousin and a couple other family members for years, because just being in those jail cells, the fact that it was a charge involving my helpless toddler child, it felt like even though I knew I did nothing wrong, people hearing about it might assume I was leaving out incriminating truths. And even within myself ... I did feel like I had done SOMETHING wrong.

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@slapmeisterrecords8226 I never believed that before that night, but because of it and so many other examples I have seen since, I know it is true. And just look at so many of these interrogations of family members we see in these crime videos. Yes they have reason to question them because close associates are often the culprits. But often the cops talk to them like they are scum of the earth, just to try to get an emotional 'shame' confession. Do they go and apologize to innocent people after they find out who was really guilty? I doubt it, and just think of how much worse they made the pain of people who lost their loved one to grizzly murder.

[@stevenarmonia4869]

You are a wealth of knowledge!! Thanks again for enlightening us Crimey.

[@TheCrimeReel]

So nice of you, cheers Steven

[@sheilayoung8007]

I remember watching Dragnet and Adam 12 as a little girl. I memorized the miranda rights, I never realized they were just recently instituted. Interesting case, thanks CR!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Sheila, I have a feeling that Dragnet was the first TV show to include them (that almost made it to my psst section)

[@wandahall4435]

Hey Crimey & Friends I have the right to remain silent but NOT the ability...Ritzi & send ❤❤❤ & Cheer from Texas🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TheCrimeReel]

Nice one Wanda and Ritzi

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Greetings from Jolene from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 👍🏻

[@kimberlypatton9634]

There's not any better way to wake up than to a new video of CR!Yes,indeed! From one Texan to another and to all the CR fam - and especially Crto you,Crimey...hope you have a wonderful day!

[@mauricedavis8261]

Excellent observation!!!👍👌🤣

[@karaamundson3964]

Oo creepy I live very close to Ft. Campbell

[@thewavewitch3238]

As always, love your videos. I woke up to this video being in my suggested list and was excited to watch. I never knew why they were called Miranda rights though. Thank you so much, learn something new every day!!!

[@TheCrimeReel]

That is awesome J, cheers for that and nice to teach you a little something

[@toko_ribbon]

Wow I had no clue about the story behind the Miranda rights and that it was named after a career criminal. Great video as always!! Cheers CR!

[@TheCrimeReel]

You are welcome thanks MS

[@sandrasanders706]

Of all things..

[@ThatCrimeGuy]

Midday Wednesday already! Let's go!

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Hi Jackalope!🦌🐇👋🤗🌈🦄

[@TheCrimeReel]

Good afternoon T Bag

[@CaitlynAmanda]

Wonderful narration of a very important case, Crimey! Love as always from NY, hope you’re well 💚

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thank you! You too Caitlyn

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Thank you so much Crime Reel! Been busy in these past mornings, what a treat to remember you have a case for us today. Hi CrimeReel Fam!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks so much Lisette

[@jarenkiser8050]

Well aware of Miranda vs Arizona, due to having a criminal justice degree but i didn't know about the rest of the story, wow, what a waist of life!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Indeed, thanks for that Jaren

[@cdmurphy949]

Waste...

[@jarenkiser8050]

@@cdmurphy949 😂

[@dixiegeorge9665]

Thanks Crime Reel. Now that's a guy who got what he deserved. My opinion, for what it's worth. Have a great day.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Dixie

[@jeankutchen2754]

I hadn’t heard this before and was fascinated by it. How ironic he was killed and then that person read his Miranda rights!! Thank you TCR for another great video and a tale well told.

[@sunshinealice3335]

Wow I've never heard of the suspect being brought to see his victim. Why couldnt they let her listen to him speaking behind a 2 way mirror. That's very strange. Anyways have a great week CR, hoping your Easter sunday was blessed. 🐣❤

[@TheCrimeReel]

It was a lovely few days off Alice - I hope you had a lovely Easter too

[@kevinodonnell261]

Ah finally! The Crime Reel!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Cheers Kevin

[@deeceepnw]

My brother is an attorney and he once had a friend (who had a printing business ironically) gift him a box of cards that say, “Be quiet!” on them. The attached instructions said,”silently slide across trial defense table to client as appropriate”. There is no end to the stupidity of criminals! This is just an attempt to extend their “Miranda Rights” to the court room and to make my brother live to see another day.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that Deanna - those cards seem like a wise investment

[@audreymuzingo933]

Never wished so much that I could give more than a thumbs up, THANK YOU SO MUCH for this one! --How did I never ask myself why it was called 'Miranda rights' before??

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks so much for that Audrey, cheers for the support

[@standoughope]

Yes! Just what the doctor ordered this morning. Thanks *The Crime Reel.*

[@TheCrimeReel]

Nice one thanks Ryan

[@jewell92]

Ernesto was really something! Thanks.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Yes he was! thanks Julie

[@pinklady3885]

Very well narrated... you are more confident. This man was always going to be a bad person. Psst... Thank you for your kindness... it meant a lot to me.

[@TheCrimeReel]

You're very welcome Ann, thanks for the comment

[@lyndamck3446]

I guess we are all familiar with the term Miranda Rights because you hear them a lot on US police shows. Occasionally I'd wonder who or what Amanda was but never bothered researching the issue. Thanks for a great story. I wonder if Mr Miranda ever thought that, nearly 80 years later, his name would still be used as the name of these rights. Another interesting story, thank you

[@TheCrimeReel]

yes very true points there, thanks for that Lynda

[@karenbrown4524]

That guy was truly awful, and I hope Jane Doe was able to work through the trauma that he inflicted upon her. I didn't know about the story of where and how The Miranda Rights came to pass. That's a great thing to have.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thank you Karen

[@ps.6023]

yet you fail to realize that he could have been a case of mistaken identiy/racsim due to him being brown.

[@ciarawatson3689]

@@ps.6023just watched the movie he did it smh

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

G'morning, TCR & friends!

[@craigm2484]

Good morning..

[@TheCrimeReel]

Hiya Zero

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Hiya Zero!👋🤗🌈🦄🥰🌹☕🥐😋

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

@@TheCrimeReel H'lo there, my friend. I hope all is well with you. Stay safe and stay strong. Thanks for the upload, as always. =)

[@mamarha2011]

Good morning Zero! 🙋🏾‍♀️🥰

[@morganosborne9258]

As paralegal students, we saw Miranda related questions on every test. In some cases, it was an arguable issue as to applicability based on whether the person was in custody or not. Sometimes difficult, nearly always interesting.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Yes, it must have been, thanks for that Morgan

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

Miranda used the system too, I hope both of them is nice and toasty in Hades

[@MTCali70]

I was a paralegal for a while in the 1990s in Cali..

[@aye70aye]

Cheers Crimey, interesting origin story, love how he tried to profit from this infamous link to Miranda rights, selling cards of it! Psst when you told me about his electric door accident it triggered a reminder I once had a car door slammed shut on my hand breaking 5 bones. It was at a Farm Park as I was handing my son a bottle of water, he wasnt paying attention and slammed the door. Apparently I let out a primal scream that scared the animals and my sons. We can laugh about it now, well they can rather more than me :)

[@TheCrimeReel]

Oh Jessie, that must have been awful.

[@aye70aye]

@Beyond The Pale Hello BTP how you doing? Whenever I see your name as BTP I think of my favourite Cafe where I live -Boston Tea Party! Cant wait to go back into a café again, been 13mths, I miss my all day veggie breakfast!

[@aye70aye]

@Beyond The Pale Same Im in England, remind me are you in Ireland again? I actually want to go into a non food shop again!

[@aye70aye]

@Beyond The Pale Became a shut in basically as was shielding, so really only seen who I live with - my sons and hubby. Except for going to my Uncles funeral in Jan. So glad Ive got a garden and rescued a cat during this time though. I'm still working from home in Childrens Social Work - all virtually but I think that will change soon, will be back in peoples homes and schools. Kinda nervous about that part though...

[@therealjohnnylaing968]

Just got my AHA moment with the Miranda rights :) great video Crimey

[@TheCrimeReel]

Nice one Johnny, thanks for that

[@pinecrone8991]

always happy to see a new posting, thank you.

[@TheCrimeReel]

More to come! cheers PC

[@tinyGrim1]

Great Crimey, thank you. One of those days, much needed. 👍

[@TheCrimeReel]

Any time! thanks Foxy, hope you are okay

[@teamjesus2661]

Well done!! Another interesting thing about his case was the second go at it... there was other tangible evidence (not just Twila's statement) presented to the court to ensure his guilt. What a case, eh?! Pppssstttt....The look on my face when I opened youtube to see Crimey had this case was nothing short of shock and excitement. Glad to see everyone enjoyed it the same way I knew I would. God Bless and Stay Safe! I almost forgot...thanks so much for the shout out! That was very kind of you.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Lol Team Jesus - thanks for the recommendation, it was an interesting case

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Good morning ☀️🌄, Crime Reel 🥰 and fellow Reelies 😊. How is everyone doing today? I just came from the grocery store 😳

[@TheCrimeReel]

Morning Caddy

[@Agapy8888]

Hi Cadillac.

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Hello Caddy!👋🤗🌈🦄🥰🌹☕🥐

[@mamarha2011]

Good morning Cadillac Reel Deville! 🙋🏾‍♀️ I'm great! Took a break from my workout to catch today's episode. Have an awesome day! 🤗

[@rondaduse-anthony6755]

Good morning from central Florida

[@h0ckeyd]

This was awesome! Thanks very much for reading it!

[@TheCrimeReel]

My pleasure! thanks hockeyd

[@blazinvenus3914]

Happy belated Easter 🐣 CR! Thanx again and as always for your great work! Have a lovely day all!!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Venus, cheers to you

[@blazinvenus3914]

@@TheCrimeReel CR i also want to say thank you for your personal touch your responses to me an everyone are so kind and I really appreciate you for it!😊😊

[@eleshasmith6064]

Fascinating. What a wild story. Thanks for sharing!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad you enjoyed it! thanks Elesha

[@jamesgleason9004]

Never knew that is how his story ended. The law is a funny thing, people are constantly chastised by judges for attempting to repeatedly seek remedy through the courts, referred to as “a second bite at the apple;” yet Miranda was back in court after the SCOTUS decision. A far more complex legal scenario that needs far more time to explain than any of us have.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Great comment James and yes if I went through a lot of the paperwork, it could have been a 6 hour video

[@zingwilder9989]

Fantastic comment!

[@randymarsengill6035]

A fine historical explanation. Thank you.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Very welcome, cheers Randy

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Good morning everyone! Let's do this!👋🤗🦋🌈🦄🥰🌹☕🥐😋

[@TheCrimeReel]

Morning Meemur

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Hello you! ♥

[@meemurthelemur4811]

@@zero_bs_tolerance8646 hiya Zero!👋🤗🌈🦄🥰🌹☕🥐

[@meemurthelemur4811]

@Beyond The Pale hey Paley! How's it goin?👋🤗🌈🦄🥰🌹☕🥐

[@craigm2484]

Good morning 👋😁 !!!

[@marlataylor5435]

Have a great rest of the week and weekend, Crimey! XOXO! Thanks for the video!

[@TheCrimeReel]

You too!! thanks Marla

[@susanmarriott4273]

I love your channel. You are well educated about this cases and you make videos from all over world. Thank you for telling these interesting cases. I live in the US and enjoy your channel.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thank you so much for that Susan, really kind of you

[@susanmarriott4273]

@@TheCrimeReel You are very welcome. Your a kind.

[@trj1442]

Automatic like and comment even whilst the intro music is playing for any TCR post. Thankyou for your awesome content as always.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that TRJ, cheers for the support

[@kylebrown6951]

Yes Thank You Jesus for this story request and Crime Reel doing it.... This all started 3yrs before I was born on Luke AFB in Phoenix AZ my home town and a big thanks to Ernesto for the Miranda Rights R.I.P thanks for Reading PEACE

[@TheCrimeReel]

Cheers for that Kyle in Pheonix, thanks Buddy

[@Wayne_155]

Awesome as usual buddy. No complaints from this guy 👍🏼

[@TheCrimeReel]

Good to hear cheers Bob

[@patriciafaison9164]

Love the 'Pssst' comments at the end. Stay safe.💝

[@tapsars7911]

I had heard about the Miranda Rights earlier and it was nice today , to know about the story behind it . Thankyou .

[@TheCrimeReel]

You are welcome Taps

[@chrissy529]

My condolences to the families and loved ones that suffer in the hands of this individual. Thanks Crime Reel! This story was informative and big part of history.

[@TheCrimeReel]

very true thanks Chrissy

[@ps.6023]

your condolences are noted because she was white.

[@chrissy529]

@@ps.6023 Sure! If You Say So.

[@maureenlippincott9528]

wow. Fascinating story on the origin of the Miranda Rights. I never heard of the story. I learned something new today. Thanks Crimey! Holler and Hugs from the Alleghenies. Love ya, m xoxo

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks so much Maureen up in the Alleghenies

[@craigm2484]

Good morning / day my friends such a nice day out today I'm ready to Go soon as this is over spending the day on my bike . Be safe everyone Always appreciate your work Crimey..

[@TheCrimeReel]

Cheers Craig, stay safe buddy

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Be safe out there.

[@Agapy8888]

Hi Craig.

[@craigm2484]

@@Agapy8888 Hey buddy hows everything ? Hope you have a Great day..

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Hey Craig!👋🤗🌈🦄🥰🌹☕🥐

[@lorrasites6962]

Another very well done video TCR.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad you enjoyed it thanks Lorra

[@kevinpotts123]

Crime Reel Wednesday!!!!! Thank you for all you do to make my work easier.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Cheers for that Kevin

[@rullmourn1142]

Yes, his last name jumped off the page the instant I saw it.....well done.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Rull

[@bbt305]

Great as always!! Cheers!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for the visit again 00, cheers for the support

[@rebeccawoolfolk5377]

I want one of those autographed Miranda warning cards.

[@livescript4462]

Thank you for your work!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Welcome! cheers LS

[@markandmona]

Thanks Crimie! Very informative video.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad it was helpful! thanks Mona

[@LilyS1031]

Wow, I never knew the story of Miranda rights! This is so cool, thanks Mr. Reel👍🏻

[@TheCrimeReel]

My pleasure! cheers Lily

[@Charlotte66666]

Happy chilly Wednesday Crimey ❤️

[@TheCrimeReel]

Hiya Charlotte, its cold here this morning

[@ELKE-]

Hello TcR! I missed that, my bell icon is on all the time like I told you before, but didn't get notification! You know I don't, and ever miss your videos! Brilliant work as always. Thank you

[@ELKE-]

And I did work the whole day on Wednesday, till 6:30pm. One those days, sorry I should had check on your channel; but was really busy morning until later evening. Hope you and family are doing well. Thank you TcR.

[@TheCrimeReel]

All good here thanks Elke, nice to see you

[@TheCrimeReel]

yes all good thanks, sound like you had a long day Wednesday at work

[@ELKE-]

@@TheCrimeReel Oh! Thanks for reply TcR! I missed that so much! Yes, it was a long day, at least today only half day, will work after lunch and day off tomorrow. Always playing your videos, Brief Case's, MM and others. Btw: We had problems with our comments disappearing at Mortis' channel, some was also complaining about not get notification on time, or none. Things to do with YT I guess! Okay, you have a good Thursday with family. See you next. Loved the video!

[@ELKE-]

@@TheCrimeReel Nice to see you too! Thank you

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

Excellent storytelling! You do throw serious punches with each episode. Thx!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad you like them! cheers JT

[@mattc3696]

Great report, Mr. Reel. 5-4 decisions can change the world.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Matt

[@WonderWhatHappened]

Another excellent video by the incredible TCR.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad you think so! cheers WWH

[@garygallozzi2979]

Interesting as always,thank you

[@TheCrimeReel]

My pleasure! cheers Gary

[@shaanz2.087]

My beloved TCR, gets my LIKE even before watching the video..❤️❤️❤️

[@TheCrimeReel]

Cheers for that my beloved Shaanz :-)

[@Sorchia56]

Brilliant! I bet many had a huge sigh of relief when Ernesto died. How many more chances were they going to give this block? Thank goodness for the Miranda Rights. Some may disagree with me but those arrested are told of their rights, if they talk that’s their problem.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Sorchia

[@rondaduse-anthony6755]

Great story! I love learning tidbits in information like this 😄

[@TheCrimeReel]

I'm so glad! cheers Ronda

[@peaceworld5393]

Thank You CR for refreshing my memory I remember reading about the Miranda rights years ago! A criminal trying hard to beat the system! He fought the law , and the law won! Ironic!

[@TheCrimeReel]

You are welcome and Cheers for that PW

[@lanacampbell-moore4549]

Good Morning All🌞☕& Thanks TCR😁

[@TheCrimeReel]

You are welcome Lana

[@brandyleon7799]

Great job crime real! Putting Arizona on the story line!👏🏽😁

[@TheCrimeReel]

Cheers Brandy

[@mauricedavis8261]

Another excellent episode!!!👍👌😷

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad you think so! Thanks Maurice

[@cottontails9003]

Thank you C.R. what an informative story.I'm so glad those women got justice.

[@judyhively2588]

What an amazing case....thanks again...👍💥

[@TheCrimeReel]

No problem Judy 👍

[@pennylaycock6931]

Another great story, thanks!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for listening Penny

[@marinakaiser7639]

Thank you as always it was very interesting 👍💖🙋‍♀️

[@TheCrimeReel]

You are welcome Marina

[@cyb9754]

Thanks for this - very interesting!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad you enjoyed it! thnaks Cy

[@ashlieearl3617]

At the end of my VERY long 6 day week - it was such a treat to curl up to a TCR video before bed! This man just kept being released over and over! You have to wonder what they were thinking... paroling him after only 11 years on a 20-30 yr sentence!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that Ashlie, have a good sleep after all that work and my video, cheers

[@Jo-zr9pl]

What a sad life.

[@MissBee13]

I always found this case fascinating. WOW.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that Beth

[@sleepygirlzzz6547]

ye learn something new everyday, brilliant as ever! 👍👍👏👏

[@TheCrimeReel]

Glad you think so! cheers Sleepy G

[@deedragongirl]

After finishing my dinner, super psyched to see this now!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Dee, have a nice evening

[@cdmurphy949]

Very interesting. This is the first current episode I've seen. I've been playing catch-up since i came across these incredibly narrated episodes about a month ago. Gu night.

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks CD, nice to see you looking at the latest one, cheers

[@irma567]

As always very good narration, thank you again !

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for listening, cheers Irma

[@sandic3892]

Wow! I had no idea they were named after someone. Thank you for another interesting case!!

[@TheCrimeReel]

My pleasure! cheers Sandi

[@m.d.reedify]

OMGoodness my brain is still asleep...it's only 6am😴🥱 As I was watching I was wondering "Why does this guy need a place on TCR? He's a nasty jerk but didn't do anything heinous..." I was waiting for some horrific string of atrocities to be attributed to him or something. It was literally 10 seconds before you revealed it, that I remembered what his name was and 'guessed' the connection. Oiy lol 🤪🙃 Another very interesting and wonderfully narrated video my yt friend!! Thank you 📽🤩🤗📽 Have a reely great week

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thank you so much for that Dawn, you have a great week too

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

Fitting end to a useless human being. Thanks, TCR!

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks for that Jennifer

[@cannpdx781]

Hate the crimes, but so thankful of the outcome for the Miranda rights. This was groundbreaking at the time. Another story is Gideon's law which gave us the right to a free defense attorney. Many are unaware that these rights did not exist till this century. And the lack of them mostly impacted the poor and minority's. I would love to see you do a video on Gideon and Robert Elliott Burns as well.( the crime there is the absolute injustice) Oh have to share with TCR, have received my second vaccine( 0 side effects felt with #2 shot) as well as my father and my mother in Oregon. This is of course a personal choice, but I'm sleeping better now knowing my elderly parents are better protected. All have a great day😸

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thanks Cann and that is great news for you and your family

[@FlyByNick]

What I wouldn't give to get one of those autographed Miranda rights cards...

[@TheCrimeReel]

Oh yes, would be great to have one, cheers

[@nicolevarnam2290]

Thanks So Much for covering this Case. I've never heard about this one. Excellent Work as Always My Dear Sir 🤘💙🕵️✨🖤🤘 Pssst.......Ur Awesome 🤘💙🕵️Thanks for Still Making My Wednesdays Better 🕵️✨🖤

[@TheCrimeReel]

Thank you kindly again Nicole, cheers 🤘💙🕵️✨🖤🤘🤘💙🕵️✨🖤🤘🤘💙🕵️✨🖤🤘