The Horrific Murder of Jessica Chambers

[@ThatChapter]

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[@gratefuldoge8598]

Dashlane is inherently insecure in that you’re literally giving third party access and contorl your OPSEC.

[@marks4047]

@@gratefuldoge8598 In fairness its probably better them having it than my brutal OPSEC

[@bunggamarci]

2AM, and i snooze my sleep time for this :D

[@SupernaturalBeingsofEarth]

Man oh man,, presidential addressing or Mike... hmmmm

[@jamieyaqoob8704]

That Chapter yes mike!! With this virus you may as well start banging out the videos now mate. 👍🏾.

[@NoirFan84]

Burned alive for 30 minutes & lived a further day with 98% burns. Jesus Christ, what an appalling way to die. Must've been in agony. Sad.

[@toilet-tube670]

She would have had severe nerve damage and also be in shock, so maybe after the first initial burning I think pain goes out of the window

[@NoirFan84]

@@toilet-tube670 Still horrific either way. No-one should go out that way let alone an innocent young life.

[@toilet-tube670]

Yeah, it gives me too much pain just to think it

[@chriskelly8284]

Not to mention blinded and burned down her throat and up her nose..

[@motojohnny7175]

O MY

[@cyberpilate]

Shout out to firefighters who arrive on the scene to tragedies like this.

[@MultiKm1]

Bless them. The one that testified looked so burdened and heart broken.

[@matbianchi2655]

oh yeah, this is rough for us imagine them

[@notmyles712]

Hey..........thanks!

[@bulletsfordinner8307]

🙌

[@Dawghome]

God yes, and worse knowing them as he did. Just horrific.

[@vintagecameragirl]

The guy who found her broke me. You could tell how much this is staying with him.

[@davidwilson3568]

i could not do his job, it'd tear me up inside

[@vintagecameragirl]

@@davidwilson3568 I've always want to be an investigator, but could never be the boots on the ground. It must take so much to do it something like that, and then not reach over and not kill the dude during an interview.

[@erinmoore6463]

Imagine the smell horrific

[@vintagecameragirl]

@@erinmoore6463 sometimes when things are really horrific your brain turns stuff off. Had it happen...and I'm so greatful

[@melodi996]

@@erinmoore6463 imagine her 90% of body burnt, I felt weird when he said he put on her a jacket.

[@Tia.0721]

Damn. When he said he asked her: “Babygirl, who did this to you?” It made me shed a tear. The way he tried to talk to her and comfort her, the care and sincerity that he had in his voice; just heartbreaking knowing what he had to witness with her badly burnt body.

[@jnieswartz4878]

That man was extremely sweet and comforting

[@ellenovax]

I cried a little watching his testimony.

[@dolceanstar]

A Real Man.

[@daviddaddy]

That was so sad! and tough to hear. You can see the hurt and anguish in his eyes and hear it in his voice. Poor guy! probably had PTSD from that event and other calls he's been on. I feel so bad for first responders.

[@bobbelcher2880]

BrandyDavis is a fantastic First responder and he stood on his word that Eric and would not lie for the prosecutors praise God Da fat ass hated him for refusing to not say Eric he took out his anger at trial but thankfully he is no longer a Da

[@roninkraut6873]

“Babygirl, who done this to you?”- heartbreaking

[@sadieireland8282]

So unbelievably sad.. 😢💔

[@gracemercy11]

😥

[@taliadornom2605]

Heart breaking 💔🥺

[@misfitbrit1989]

And what a hell of a strong woman to say who it was in her state.

[@roninkraut6873]

@@misfitbrit1989 Exactly! Unbelievable strength.

[@allthingsservethebeam4668]

I always thought drowning all alone was my biggest fear, but nope. Being on fire for thirty minutes has moved to first place. 😢 That poor, poor child.

[@latonyasingleton24]

Appropriate profile name for this video and its comment section.

[@roseleperlier1991]

Apparently drowning is not a painful way to die, its like falling asleep say people who survived

[@TimLondonGuitarist]

@@roseleperlier1991 I heard that, once your lungs are full of water its just like being back in the womb, death is peaceful

[@drevil3606]

For sure it's my number 1 as well now

[@ssjssgecko5411]

Nope still drowning I’m scared of r u a cancer

[@MrTwotimess]

The way she clung to life is beyond comprehension. This is the stuff nightmares are made of - imagine the PTSD that firefighting team must suffer, seeing a charred body walking towards them... Horrors! Poor kid.

[@beautyblueblossom]

I bet as she clung to life, a part of her wished she was dead because burning alive is one of the most painful ways to go.

[@darkprince56]

It’s possible to be so distraught and to off yourself in a painful way like this. I have an aunt who, when she was 16, was having an affair with a married man (this was Cuba in the 1960s, yes it’s wrong) and was deeply in love with him but when he told her he wouldn’t leave his wife for her, she completely doused herself with (rubbing) alcohol and set herself on fire. She died a couple of days later in the hospital in horrible agony.

[@tysparks598]

@@darkprince56 you think she killed herself for a guy who later killed another woman? In the worst way possible? Riiiiiiiiiight

[@darkprince56]

Ty Sparks In this case no because of what you said… I’m just saying that it’s not out of the realm of possibility that someone would choose to off themselves in such a horrible way

[@jturtle5318]

@@darkprince56 in a car on the side of the road? I doubt it. And where would she have bought the gas?

[@leslieross8708]

Jessica's mother Lisa passed away October 29, 2021. She never got to see justice served for Jessica. She fought tirelessly to get Jessica's story told to as many people as possible so that maybe one day Tellis would pay for what he has done. She loved her children fiercely and had a heart of gold for those who deserved it. She is finally reunited with her beloved Jessica but she will be missed by so many. The fight for justice carries on. Rest in peace, Lisa and Jessica 😢💔🦋

[@krazeelety]

How sad, what did she pass away from if you don't mind me asking.

[@RosettaStoned86]

She was my cousin. :(

[@krazeelety]

@@RosettaStoned86 who Jessica or Lisa?

[@RosettaStoned86]

@@krazeelety both.

[@RosettaStoned86]

@@krazeelety on my Mom’s side. We weren’t close because a lot of my family is in Mississippi and we don’t visit much. We live in Memphis. My cousin kept us in the loop with things. she passed away only a few days after my cousin Debbie passed.

[@patrickblakethesaint]

That firefighter is broken now... that was hard to watch...

[@knowsmebyname]

I didn't watch it. To difficult. Just forwarded to the end and got the summary. That poor girl. May the Lord have mercy on her.

[@astaraoneill9166]

He didn’t seem to be the same one in the other trial that was absolutely destroyed

[@knowsmebyname]

@beached whale that is about as bad as life gets. It doesn't get any worse than that. All who read will be heartsick. I am a praying person and I will pray for your dad and his daughter. And for you as well. This has certainly affected you too, and will continue to. It's ok, imo, to be sad that you lost the most of your dad. I try to look at the positives when posting but it just doesn't seem appropriate here.

[@MsMcCoolio1221]

@beached whale so sorry dear, praying for you and your family, I can’t even imagine.

[@cbskean]

@beached whale Oh, man :( I am so sorry to hear that. My condolences to your dad, you, and your family. I pray for peace in his heart.

[@PivotsAndDivots]

She fought like a champ to give the name of her killer, and because her mouth and throat were so damaged she instead gave something that the defence used to get a hung jury. Tragic.

[@rachiegoodman]

makes my heart hurt

[@tonyvodka118]

Defense

[@KatTheScribe]

Funken Drumble yes! Poor dear it breaks my heart.

[@looking4truth213]

Please watch the special sone by Oxygen. Jessica’s family was involved if that helps. But their phones weren’t together, the police miss handled evidence, the DNA wasn’t conclusive, I could go on but seriously watch the series.

[@P9rkour90]

Looking 4 Truth interesting. Truth is stranger than fiction

[@sophialovecraft7894]

The way she died hurts my soul, its just frightening to think about.

[@PourYourArtOut]

I agree :(

[@barbarakiser5622]

I can’t even imagine. Just burning my finger hurt like hell...98% of her body? Down her throat?! Unimaginable. I really hope that between adrenaline and nerve damage she didn’t feel the pain😢

[@jessicagreene3485]

Her survival was fukn amazing. Come on how many "coincidences can there be. When ur phone pings it hit the tower

[@LABOUMDECADANCE]

@H O N K H O N K You never learned what sympathy or empathy means do you? Most of us are born with it or passed on to us through our parents. I feel for people like you, I really do. If it's attention you wanted, well you've got it. Bravo...

[@ausar3852]

@@barbarakiser5622 burning is the worst ways you can go out... every nerve receptor sends a painful impulse to your brain constantly saying ''hot...you are burning...'' and since tissue is all gone every little movement... breathing and all constantly hurts... I would say its close to being severely radiaton poisoned

[@detrajackson5992]

OMG, I am a nurse and have worked with burn patients in the past. To hear that she had over 90% of her body. That she had gasoline up her nose, down her throat and all over her body. Was blinded, and found stumbling around was awful. That she was still able to speak and voice her killers name shows her tenacity..

[@9997-g4g]

Really hard to pronounce the D in Derrick when your face is burned and cannot move your lips.

[@Userbts715]

@@9997-g4ghave you tried? You actually can say it without moving your lips. 😊

[@georgesimson9807]

​@@Userbts715 how about if your tongue is burned and charred. Stfu

[@-_YouMayFind_-]

​​​​@@Userbts715Her tong was swallod as well so actually its magical that she was able to speak to begin with and I strongly doubt how she was talking and it is very possible that she was trying to say something different. First of all she didnt know any Eric and they ruled out all the Erics and Derricks. There was only one that she knew and he had an alibi. The only person that was around her before she died was Tallis. I mean she was in shock and god knows what the person did to her before she was burned. If she was strangled she might had brain damage. They took her words waaaay too seriously, but its very obvious they used her words against her and we dont even know if the firemen heard it right. We dont have the audio of it so.. its hard to say what she said at all.

[@pommiebears]

Imagine the PTSD the first responders have had to live with. I worked in a hospital, and burns are always the cruelest of ways to be injured or pass. The pain is unbearable.

[@priscillamccain2301]

@War Wolf Just like combat veterans they have humor hat often offends civilians

[@ihatecommunism9958]

It was a terrible thing to deal with. I was in EMS/FIRE back in 2010-2012, but I ended up leaving because it just wasn't for me. It was my dream job since I was a kid, but it wasn't so dreamy when I got there. I saw some brutal things that have stayed with me ever since and I don't think I'll ever forget them. People often criticize Firefighters, Paramedics and Police Officers for being insensitive or callous, but they just don't understand that you've gotta be like that or you will NOT make it long, just like me. When I first started, I remember my Supervisor telling me "If you don't laugh, then I promise you'll cry yourself to sleep." ..He was 10000% correct and I had many sleepless nights when I was in that profession. My first job was with a company that did BLS Transports(Basic Life Support), until I got a job at a Fire Department. I was at the Transport company for 6 months and even that was brutal. The worst thing was transporting Neonatal babies/patients. They were just so little and it just broke your heart. The 2nd worst thing was transporting psychiatric patients from the Children's Hospital to a hospital that could provide more adequate care and the 3rd worst thing was transporting patients with dementia. And none of that was nothing compared the stuff I saw when I got on at the Fire Department and worked the ACLS Rescue Apparatus. You never forget incidents that involve children, those haunt you forever. You also never forget some of the smells. I don't want to go into details, but it is rough. I appreciate all of the men and women who wake up and voluntarily do the job, so that people like me don't have too. I sure wish that I could've touched it out and I often feel like I'm weak, but I just couldn't continue doing it anymore. It was just affecting me too much..

[@thetruthwillsetyoufree5974]

@@ihatecommunism9958 Been there, done that too. I used to work in EMS. You are absolutely right about having to be callous when doing this job. I used to be that way when I was younger but that changed after working in the field for several years. I used to work 48 and 72 hour shifts and I'll never forget the anxiety you feel when anticipating that next really bad call. You are always wondering, "Is it going to be a child this time or a homicide or both." I remember the area I used to work in, we had a family where we used to get frequent calls at the home for one particular family member in that household. There were about 8 to 10 family members living in that home. The guy we used to frequently pick up had drug issues but I remember him as basically a sweet, good-hearted person with a bad monkey on his back(drugs). After I left EMS for good, I found out their house burned down and killed everyone in it. People that I knew from dispatch said that some of my former co-workers refuse to talk about it to this day and several had to go into counseling. Also, something else I observed, the callousness that makes one successful in this field usually wreaks havoc in their personal lives. Divorce, drug/alcohol abuse, and infidelity are rampant in this field. I'm glad I left when I did.

[@KrscanskaApologetika]

Unbelievable that someone could think that he is innocent, he was there, his DNA on car keys, changed clothes 3 times, lied about alibi, deleted all messages between the two. Sick man

[@Drew-vn8rx]

People are dumb, especially down south.

[@letsgobrandon186]

So not saying he's innocent but..... If you were a criminal that was with someone who was just murdered most likely you would delete those messages.

[@letsgobrandon186]

Everything on its own is circumstantial evidence. If you can't think of why than that's on you.

[@KrscanskaApologetika]

@@letsgobrandon186 - He wanted to have sex with her and repeatedly asked for sex even after she rejected him many times. It's obvious that he couldn't take no for an answer. I would convict him in a heartbeat

[@lisabelle7553]

And his phone placed him there---at the time! People are asked to forgo their common sense in favor of certain laws. And honestly we all know the juries are not the brightest bulbs in the chandelier. That's why Casey Anthony is free to this day.

[@kalebaschenbrenner1621]

that EMS guy who testified was so hurt. you could see it in his eyes, that imagine is burned in his head forever

[@dustyflair]

@I'm Da Atlanta (Befo Big Meech) I think he retired from that line of work and now hasissues from it.

[@madalice5134]

My youngest brother is currently in training to become a firefighter. I worry about the things he'll see while also being immensely proud of him.

[@cheri2114]

Burned 🔥 in his head forever? Really dude?

[@mikeymacuh33]

As a medic for 16 years there are many many calls stay with you and yes we do see things beyond what you imagine. Not all ghosts are dead.

[@ella-bt8hp]

@@cheri2114 Hope they didn't mean to say it that way 🤔🤔

[@eleskovic_]

I can't even imagine the amount of pain she went through... Just heartbreaking

[@jennifermaddy2442]

It's just mind boggling,I can't even wrap my head around it

[@nikeeweston]

My god the strength of this woman to keep living for 30 minutes to help the police. Wow that jury was not bright.

[@danzifer]

...Mississippi

[@letsgobrandon186]

She said Eric though.....

[@soutano11979]

She burned for 30 minutes and lived until the next day!!

[@rachels2cents325]

nikeeweston EXACTLY 👏👏👏👏‼️

[@kaceycruz3870]

Khabib Nurmagomedov she was struggling to talk imagine that. The emt could have misheard or she couldn’t say the name properly

[@codythecloutmachine3140]

She literally went through what most consider hell to be like and still somehow clung on to life. What a profoundly strong woman. Prayers for her and her family

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Third and fourth degree burns are mostly painless, as the nerves have been destroyed. She was no doubt terrified, but between the ravaged nerves, shock, and adrenaline, I doubt she felt much in the way of pain.

[@codythecloutmachine3140]

@@NoJusticeNoPeace Maybe not after it was over, but as she was first being burned there’s no way she didn’t feel the pain in the process to getting to 3rd/4th degree. Yet she still clung on to life. People don’t get much tougher than that

[@Secret_Soul_Survivor]

@@NoJusticeNoPeace What a terrible way to minimise that poor girl's experience...'I doubt she felt much in the way of pain.' Are U serious!

[@reggielacey2235]

" StRoNg WhAmAn'

[@codythecloutmachine3140]

@@reggielacey2235 Glad you agree :)

[@sittingduck1735]

I can't believe this baby managed to survive such a horrific end for a whole day. We can't even tolerate an inch if burned skin. May her soul rest in peace now after what her body went through. 😭

[@wkatc007]

She wasn't a baby or a child and her actions (not deserving death) led to her getting killed

[@ernie.99]

@@wkatc007 shut up, mate

[@moniqueuu8777]

@@wkatc007 What did she do to deserve that type of treatment?

[@quickchris10]

It reminds me of the climax of ``Last Of the Mohicans'' where Hawkeye has to shoot his friends, who are being burned at the stake. He has to make perfect shots from a distance to put them out of their misery. He and Chingachook. This girl didn't have a friend like that. Even in tales of some of the 17th-century burnings at the stake, someone would throw a rock or something at the head of the person being burned, to euthanize them.

[@natb9919]

The first 2 minutes are the worst but once her nerve endings had been burnt she wouldn't have felt a thing. Still a horrific way to die but she wouldn't have felt pain for most of the time she was on fire.

[@novice5895]

Gawd, her father having compassion for that man’s family really hit me in the belly. After what was done to Jessica. That’s so amazing to me. RIP Jessica & Ming Chen🕊🕊

[@gypsybluewaves580]

Ditto. As he said they're going through it too

[@rogerdodger6025]

He warned her about "them" but she didn't listen. She brought this horrific experience on herself.

[@Saffron-sugar]

His DNA was on her car keys. The keys used to drive her car to the scene. Keyes which were not at the scene. The Keys were found between the scene and his sisters house. That's pretty good evidence.

[@chriswilson1968]

Not really, it's pretty circumstantial. A lawyer could easily explain away his DNA on her keys saying he has driven her car before and them being found between the crime scene and his sisters house could just be called a coincidence.

[@gabrielzeros]

Chris Wilson that is a pretty big coincidence considering he is being charged for another murder, got caught between dozens of lies, wanted to have sex with her multiple times and all the stuff on the phone records. Etc etc

[@chriswilson1968]

@@gabrielzeros Its still circumstantial, it doesnt prove anything. But it does help the cops narrow their focus and know who to probably look at.

[@victort1413]

@Chris Wilson you are totally correct. People have the misconception that evidence to secure an arrest is the same as evidence used to secure a conviction. It’s the job of the prosecutor to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that all these coincidences aren’t just that. Prosecuting or defending a suspect is not just proving facts regardless of how logical it is. It’s telling a story to the jury and providing enough doubt to swing either direction. The burden of prosecution relies on the rules the judge has put in place for a conviction. That’s why there are usually multiple counts and charges. It’s very complicated and the whole criminal court proceeding is not the same or easy like traffic court. Where your dashcam records the reflection of your signal light flashing off the bumper of the vehicle in front of you can get you cleared of a failure to use you signal while turning. Just getting an arrest warrant sometimes require a bunch of actual hard evidence and not a bunch of circumstantial evidence. Now the circumstantial evidence can get you picked up for questioning, and from the questioning, you can get enough for an arrest to proceed with further investigation. The whole system is very complicated and not so clean cut and dry. Which is good both ways but sometimes bad, depending on which side of the courtroom you’re sitting on. That’s why investigators, detectives, lawyers and all that should be allowed to do their thing while civilians just watch at home and not try to play lawyer with a law degree from KZbin University and a PHD from Netflix. Also since he wasn’t convicted for the other murder, the judge could’ve explicitly said that the case in Louisiana can not be brought up because that would cause bias and that would out weigh anything else.

[@cwatson42785]

@@chriswilson1968 You need to use your brain and use common sense. Are you forgetting about all the other evidence along with it like all the calls to her that day begging for sex and the cell tower ping that placed him right near the crime scene????? See if the only piece of evidence was the keys I might agree with you but when you put all the evidence together is pretty obvious he's 100% guilty

[@secondact7151]

Sad when the jurors do not know what the word unanimous means are responsible for being intelligent enough to understand the case.

[@iamhereblossom1588]

That's by design. Jury selection in our justice system is corrupted.

[@darthphilfy]

I would definitely prefer a bench trial, my peers are made up of a lot of morons.

[@newguy3588]

@@heatherdoty66 That is beyond awesome you show that to kids. My teacher made us watch it, a black and white movie that captivated my child mind. Also, side note, watched it as an adult, and I miss movies like that. Great acting and awesome camera work. There are uncut shots that are almost 5 minutes long.

[@chaseo4557]

@@newguy3588 its showed in every school... Its tandard in the USA

[@newguy3588]

@@chaseo4557 Is it really? Thought my teacher just liked it. This was around 20 years ago too. We also watch Gattaca. I wanted to reach out to my teacher to talk to her about Interstellar. Great movie and awesome concepts.

[@-love-life3267]

The firefighter and old classmate that got to the scene and saw her standing in her horrific state, will have to live with that image for the rest of his life. This was really sad. I hope the guilty party gets ALL that they deserve.

[@raj-cr4nl]

And we wonder why these poor people kill themselves. Hard to live with.

[@earthynomad7160]

I saw many like that in my job. U get used to it. Our brains adapt

[@amylumbard3615]

My dad was Chief fire officer where I live so the stories you here are sad.

[@honda450rider87]

@@amylumbard3615 You better hurry up and make an appt. with your local here dr. before its to late and you need hereing aids... I hered thay wuz priceie... butt it's otay buckwheat wees all haves Obama cares. Tanks gobbermint!!!

[@lizc6393]

@@earthynomad7160 Many?!? I knew a paramedic who was a really good guy, loved his job but this was Nashville, TN... he pulled half bodies of children out of trees, and scrapped kids off asphalt with drunk parents driving. For 30 years he was fine! Then I watched him lose his fucking mind, he became a prepper, started using coke, meth, booze, pot, kinda abusing his kids? It was heartbreaking. I guess not everyone is cut out for it. Thank you for what you do.

[@SunniDae333]

Her entire life was tragic but her DEATH? That is one of the worst deaths I've ever heard. Ever. RIP Jessica

[@diy_cat9817]

18:09 "Baby girl, you know who done this to you?" My heart..

[@misfitbrit1989]

Seriously though...

[@ericaonline3739]

You could feel the pain in his voice!

[@chriswayneevans]

Yeah that was sweet. The guy gotta be guilty tho

[@kryptichands968]

Some heavy shit

[@claudiaashleigh7732]

My heart broke

[@HaleiwaGirl808]

I have been in EMS for 25 years and seeing more than most humans should possibly ever have to witness, but I literally cannot fathom the nightmares that firefighter will have for the rest of his life after finding her. Prayers to him and I hope Quinten rots in hell.

[@melissadc6739]

And prayers to you Sami - You do the most difficult work, thank you for your service

[@HaleiwaGirl808]

@@melissadc6739 That made my day thank you for that! EMS is definitely very Underappreciated!

[@lilitudeamnocte248]

@@melissadc6739 I second this! I needed an ambulance just a few months ago, and the emergency team was amazing and so sweet!! Whereas the ER nurses were rude, slow to help and treated me as if I were exaggerating my symptoms. Love EMS peeps!

[@melissadc6739]

@@HaleiwaGirl808 - You’re welcome! EMS is the most unappreciated for the work that you do, the things that you see, the people you save. EMS are a special kind of human. Stay strong, stay safe and thank you again x

[@melissadc6739]

@@lilitudeamnocte248 - Are you alright now? My boyfriend had a terrible car accident a few years ago. When I got to the hospital he had to be transferred to another hospital 45 min away due to medical insurance. EMS stayed with him the whole time & they told me to drive with them to the next hospital. Once we got the the hospital, the nurses were rude as well. The one EMS guy called my boyfriend a month later to see how he was doing. People don’t realise what a hectic job the EMS have. Some of the scenes they must step onto. Crazy. I thank them as often as I can. They do some of the most important & impressive work.

[@Chimponaut]

I'll never understand how someone can do something like this to another human being

[@openview8463]

Easy. The one that did it is not human.

[@Lenn869]

N

[@alainportant6412]

@@vice012 fuckoff

[@andrewt.5567]

Good. You are not supposed to. If this actually made sense to you I would ask that you find a nice bridge.... BALI - We are not pouring gasoline on them and setting ablaze. The animals being slaughtered are being done so for food. They were raised for this purpose. Also consider the brain size and complexity of these animals. You cant think of a chicken in terms of a human. I am not saying we should be cruel to them but you cant expect that they experience the process the same as a human would. No one said nature was nice, and dont get trapped into thinking we are not part of nature.

[@alainportant6412]

"animals being slaughtered are being done so for food. " @@andrewt.5567 Don't go there. You're just going to upset him even more.

[@jamesgfraser439]

Oh he did it. That jury has alot to answer for. Cannot, cannot even imagine what she went through. God bless Jessica and her family.

[@michaelbruns449]

Ya, god blessed them alright, pure evil.

[@bwj1158]

He murdered two women; Jessica and Meing-Chen Hsaio in Louisiana. He is a monster.

[@Nerffle]

I think they were putting race in front of logic. I get that there has been blacks or other minorities that had it rough, or the system just was not fair to them. They may grow to distrust the system. However, when you are selected as a jury, you have to put your prejudices aside, and let the facts speak. You can't just let people get away with shit because they are your race, beliefs or may have had similar experiences as you.

[@donnymoney4222]

@@Nerffle its amazing the shit they get away with

[@salmam.n6013]

It was a lot of conjecture and probability not certainty. They didn't prove their case beyond all reasonable doubt

[@stephiiiless]

That fireman is one hero and this broke him. I wish him the best. ❤

[@poppyfield1619]

Poor guy😭

[@shannonaugustine2318]

I agree.. and the way he said “baby girl who did this to you “ just brought me to tears

[@beneire6955]

Yes a quality guy God bless him from Ireland

[@_bluephoenix_]

She was so burned and likely in so much pain and confusion, her throat and mouth burning, what she meant to say and what the responders heard would not have been accurate. The fact she even had the fortitude to try and stay alive long enough to do that speaks volumes of her strength and bravery.

[@Anna-Rose-]

She was trying to say _Annette._ She was one of the 3 responsible for Jessica's murder.

[@ashleybaldani6950]

@@Anna-Rose-how do yk?

[@reggielacey2235]

still died so who cares

[@ashleybaldani6950]

@@reggielacey2235 bruh u have no sympathy or heart wth is wrong with u

[@loganofsanko3278]

@@reggielacey2235 What is wrong with you!?

[@peppercornucopia_]

this entire story is beyond tragic, but what really got me was watching that firefighter talk about finding her. you could see the horror in his eyes and hear it in his voice, and the way he spoke about how strong she was and how she kept talking even after suffering burns all over her body...man.

[@EmmaEquinox]

"the firefighter described her as dazed and had trouble walking" I'm fucking sorry She had 98% of her body burned and she was WALKING!?

[@geemonster9179]

@@deadpoolstrikesagain3914 Some people just cannot control themselves especially in a case as heinous as this, that poor girl burned pretty much to the core, i can't even begin to fathom the pain and suffering she endured and on finding someone in her condition would have shocked pretty much anyone even those who'd seen blood guts and trauma before. Her killer should be burned at the stake

[@rebekahjackson5996]

How crazy the mind can get when it's in survival mode over the body. Flight, fright or freeze. Hers was obviously flight. People keep forgetting our bodies CANNOT do anything without the mind!!

[@DOliver-ex5xn]

Had to be shock

[@RykerJones28]

I cannot begin to imagine the pain she went through.

[@WobblesandBean]

Me either. Burning alive like that...I cannot BELIEVE that the jury was hung twice! He obviously did it!

[@ivorymelmoth]

@@sallyviolet13 I've heard this before as well, not the exact seconds or anything, but that the nerves stop feeling it after a bit. But even if that is true, burns all over the body is still excruciating to deal with after the fact 😔

[@RykerJones28]

@@sallyviolet13 that's actually oddly comforting.

[@Saffron-sugar]

@@sallyviolet13Hello, I'm a Paramedic. Burn calls are some of the worst. It's true that people, with 3rd degree burns, do not feel pain from the burns, because the nerves are destroyed. However, the Firefighter witnessing in the video said that she had mostly 2nd and 1st degree burns. I hope he was wrong! If he was correct, then she would have been in unbearable pain. I had a patient with 3rd degree burns over 80% of his body. he couldn't feel any pain.

[@bettiesnyder8393]

Saffron Sugar No! I didn’t know that! I sure hope the firefighter was wrong too & that she had 3rd degree burns. The idea of that poor girl suffering so long in such a horrible way makes me sick at heart.

[@tanyachavis2578]

I can’t wrap my head around how someone could do this. Even to an enemy.

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

Tragically, a psychopath can. Use extreme caution, but The Ukraine Hammer Maniacs are psychopaths who viciously, savagely murdered people and animals. To them, the torture was fun. Since rotting away in prison, though, they have allegedly been forced into fights (all of which they have allegedly lost - badly).

[@realtimebiblicalinterpreta6972]

Evil is definitely among us

[@jdbakerassociates]

Much less a teenage girl and not even have the human decency to shoot her in the head. Can't imagine what she was thinking as they were dousing her with gas, even pouring it down her throat, like why?😢🙆

[@yugimuto2404]

i mean i don't wanna sound edgy but I think anyone could do it ..it's more of the moral line that everyone has all you have to do is turn off your moral compass and you're capable of doing much worse stuff

[@golfmaniac007]

its just BLM

[@coll4455]

Her father speaking about feeling sorry for his family and wanting god to bless everyone. What a sweet man I’m so sorry for their loss.

[@braetonwilson4296]

Sweet man? Her father was a thug who was convicted for selling crystal m! She was raised wrong by a thug father which is why she hung out with thugs!

[@braetonwilson4296]

@viralshield There are plenty of white men who prefer east asian women over white women. People have preferences.

[@braetonwilson4296]

@viralshield More you tell someone not to racemix, the more they want to do it. We don't control other people, only ourselves. If our white brothers and sisters want to racemix, so be it.

[@braetonwilson4296]

@viralshield There are around a billion white people in this world, spread out all over the world, including Africa & South America. Most of these whites will marry other whites and have white children. No features will be deleted.

[@Seawitch555]

Jesus Christ this comment thread… I agree they seem like such sweet people and it’s such a sad story for all involved

[@ScabibbleWilly]

The jurors had absolutely no critical thinking skills at all, not once but twice. This crime had overwhelming evidence to convict him. I’m appalled. I hope MS retries him a third time, as La. dismissed the case here.

[@JesseTheGameDev]

Anyone who completely changes their alibi 4+ different times when being questioned for murder is probably guilty of something.

[@JS-wp4gs]

Or, more likely, the cops are trying to pressure them and make them slip up, which they do all the time

[@clydemorgan5297]

Couldn't agree more .

[@justanotherguy469]

Yes, guilty of murder.

[@shaunybright6153]

If you know you're innocent, you have no reason to lie

[@clydemorgan5297]

@@JS-wp4gs Here's a fun fact for you .The read (?) Method , not sure how you spell it , is an interrogation technique still used to this day and made famous by a detective of the same name .In the case that made it famous a man was convicted and did about 40 for a crime ,murder , he didn't commit before he was freed .

[@TheMisterDavis]

Thanks so much for letting me on this on, Mike! Can't wait to be on again. ❤️❤️❤️

[@MystiDawn]

I love when you two work together! Great job guys!

[@suryadas6987]

Hello, Mr. Davis. Nice to see you here. I'm a big fan and long time subscriber. I love your narration style! 🙏 Pranams.

[@davidcraig7771]

Who tf is this guy?

[@MystiDawn]

Who tf is this@@davidcraig7771 guy? Lol

[@iTsEfFiNsTePhh]

Same... no offense to the dude but I really don't like his voice. Mike's voice and the music in his videos is so calming but he always colabs with people who have bad voices and have bad quality audio. It'd be like recording a peaceful creek with calming nature sounds and then in between someone drags their nails down a chalkboard 😂 It's cool that he colabs with other channels to help them but a colab should make your videos better not worse.

[@Shoorit]

Such a sad story. :( the pain she must have felt and the hell she must have been going through. To be burning alive for 30 minutes is one of the worst things I can imagine.

[@deadlybulb999]

Yeah, I call bullshit on that. You can't be "on fire" for half an hour and still be alive.

[@danuwoa]

^^

[@TheGauges420]

@@deadlybulb999 yeah sure, she didn't have 98% of her body burned and died the next day, how could we be mistaken. Hey Fire Chief, can you tell me why they're faking how long she was burning, because someone burning in a fire whether 5 minutes or 30 minutes is all just as horrific, so I'd love to know your insight since you must've examined the body and car immediately after the fire was extinguished...

[@KoldBreeze]

Burning to Death is the most painful way to die, I've read. Second is Lung Cancer.

[@deadlybulb999]

@@TheGauges420 Wow, you are an idiot

[@jennifertiller6937]

I love when Mike says …thank - you for watching, I really really appreciate it 🥰

[@rowynnecrowley1689]

That poor dude that found her. He's gonna be havin' nightmares about that for the rest of his life. It's one thing to imagine it, but actually seeing it is a whole other ball game.

[@Tindometari]

Work in EMS and you will see horrors. It's part of the nature of the job. I once had to help pull a February suicide out of his closed car in early July, got called to the gunshot head wound of someone I knew, dealt firsthand with the bloody results of drunk driving, and had patients literally die under my hands. And of course I've heard stories from older hands who had seen even worse scenes -- plane crashes, industrial accidents, explosions. It's one thing to comfort, even entertain, a kid with a broken leg on the way to the hospital. Sit there with him, monitor, tell him a joke or two to get him laughing and you've done some good. It's the times when things have gone past anything you can hope to remedy that the nightmares begin.

[@smkirk29]

What a horrific way to die. I just can't imagine what this girl went through... thanks Mike for making these videos so respectfully yet entertaining

[@sarahmurphy8030]

Poor girl unbearable pain..What kind of human could deliberately set someone on fire..I can't get my head around that.

[@brianwalsh1401]

a sociopath.

[@angelanetherton8240]

A psychopath!

[@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN]

Depends what type of burns. If 3rd degree, the pain receptors are gone.😄

[@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN]

Miles Away I agree it is gruesome . I’m not trying to deny that.👍

[@jennross6466]

@@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN The fireman/EMT who assessed her stated that she had 1st and 2nd degree burns on her body.

[@serenab17]

Thanks for covering this one. No other true crime channel seems interested in talking about this case. Very sad sad considering two innocent women were allegedly victims of this person. Truly horrific.

[@imajeepster]

this case will never stop haunting me. Poor girl never got justice.

[@cwb0246]

She will get it!

[@IChIDH]

Woke justice. That's how they take us out.

[@xxxxxxGUNZxxxxxx]

Oh she will. That piece of garbage will get what's coming to him. He'll be sleeping with men the rest of his life in a tiny cell, with no possessions, and with guards controlling his every move till he dies

[@madalice5134]

@@IChIDH 🙄 "Woke justice" hmm? Are you also one of those that thinks there's a war on whites and subscribes to the idiotic "great replacement" theory? This is not about racial issues and there isn't some vast "woke justice" conspiracy to take whites out.

[@bdmenne]

@@madalice5134 The math and patterns adds up. But that isn't "official" public knowledge. How often do you hear about the race being reversed in cases like this?

[@chassidytrahan8508]

Being from Mississippi, I’m so glad more people are talking about her case. Thank you so much!

[@OneTonDolphin]

Chassidy Trahan same, I still can’t believe how it’s played out.

[@brandongrayson456]

Same there have been many horrible crimes in this state that just get looked over and forgotten. A famous radio show host once said "if you want to get away with murder go to Lauderdale county Ms."

[@Wulfrune]

A truly horrendous story, what that poor girl went through, it made me feel sick to my stomach that humans can be so downright evil.

[@jonathanbrown3654]

Hey your ancestors used to have picnics at lynchings 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@EddyG0rdo]

Jonathan Brown that’s why it’s called picnic.

[@Nicholas-f5]

Addictions to drugs and money

[@jnieswartz4878]

How comforting and sweet was the first responder who heard her say Eric. I’m glad that the last person she spoke to was a kind gentle man.

[@Queen.AnneBoleyn]

This case has always horrified me because I can't imagine the pain and suffering she endured. Horrific tragedy.

[@theocrockett4809]

It's cases like this that really make me question my stance on Capital punishment! I'm torn between wanting his life taken away from him like he selfishly did w ur that poor girl and wanting him to wake up everyday having to live w his choices and suffering everyone of those days in prison?! Either way, I just hope Justice is eventually served and her family will have closure.

[@BalboaBaggins]

At this point I don't even care anymore about those bitches. That's what happens when you only date criminals.

[@colourofdarkness4092]

Imagine wasting your last breath saying who killed you and people were still like "nah no way". I hope she haunts all of them

[@colourofdarkness4092]

@存储脚本错误 I heard some people that that was maybe his street name so possibly he introduced himself like that

[@angeliquemiller7694]

Her lips and tongue were burnt. She couldn’t even say her own name much less the man who killed her. Since that can’t be relied on a juror should take the rest of the evidence into consideration which implicates him and no one else.

[@josephpossanza5022]

@@angeliquemiller7694 at least you get it.

[@hennylo68]

@@angeliquemiller7694 Sorry but that casts reasonable doubt. The name is completely off. I mean it's not even close. No wonder the jury couldn't decide.

[@Exxtol1]

@@angeliquemiller7694 come on I mean the names couldn't get any different. Like not even remotely close.

[@shelbyotto2109]

This case always sticks to me because of how horrid the crime scene was. I cannot imagine seeing a human walking around who is 98% burnt. Those front line workers are forever scarred with that image.

[@justinward-angelucci7207]

Excuse me if I'm over stepping but You're incredibly beautiful and now that that is outta the way! I did 2 tours in Afghanistan and I did route clearance and seen some messed out things from being over there and when I wasn't on mission sometimes I'd help on the TARMAC if hellocopters land and escort injuried ppl and I remember a solider who got medavac'd and he was burnt and the struggle and the look he had in has face I'll always remember, I can't imagine being burnt alive and not being able to speak and his eyes screamed for help but all I could do was help carry him.

[@mckrackin5324]

Yeah, those poor workers [rolls eyes].

[@bend4236]

​@@mckrackin5324keep playing video games kid, adults are talking

[@mckrackin5324]

@@bend4236 I'd say I'm older than your dad, if you know who that is.

[@bend4236]

@mckrackin5324 and you try to be edgy and ply video games? So, just the mind of a child? Even more sad.

[@loopygurl2]

Loss for words. What a courageous woman. Rest in peace Jessica

[@rygar8bit2]

There is evidence that puts him at the scene, and he's on trial for a different murder. Yeah dude is guilty. "No yeah I did this other murder, but totally not this other one!" Sure...

[@TheGauges420]

To be fair he only pled guilty to using her credit card, but the fact he erased her from his phone within an hour of her being burned alive says a lot to his character.

[@rygar8bit2]

@@TheGauges420 I often find myself with a murdered persons credit card. Totally normal.

[@rullmourn1142]

Hes common filth.

[@LaLaLonna]

I can't help but wonder. He is def suspicious but there are questions. I've always wondered about the guy who was seen at the scene by the first responders (I believe) but was able to walk away.

[@b4uc2far95]

L H there wasn’t a guy at the scene. The first responders thought she was a guy standing there beside the car until they got closer and realized it was a woman who was badly burned (no hair or clothes).

[@dclikemtndew]

I just wanna say this is one of the most binge-able channels i've ever found, all your content is great and interesting. It's rare to find a channel this good that also has a ton of content.

[@TheGauges420]

Sucks though once you've watched all the content 3 times over :/ woe is me.

[@candidel1610]

I definitely aggree!

[@corey79881]

Seth Kauffman what about cuckold pornography?

[@overimagination2812]

Mike even puts on the Captain's Hat in this one, its a real treat for regulars.

[@traplordso985]

Check out "Jim Can't Swim" thank me later

[@VendErre]

She was standing. She was standing. Jesus Christ. Jessica.

[@bringthepayne7561]

I was holding it together till I got to your comment at the moment the emt was on the damn stand!!!!They had to lay her down....Yea' like the emt said,Jessica really was a fighter.I'm simply speechless.....

[@AlexV6]

I guess when you have 98% of your skin burnt, the only place on your body that doesn't ache too much is your feet, so standing was the less painful for her option.

[@JCComm]

Ikr.... I was so amazed by her... She was a very tough young woman.

[@phoenixrisin8361]

@@bringthepayne7561 What a strong little Lady. She's an Angel and wanted to tell people who had done this to her so bad. But god, how did she do that in the awful painful state she was in? Poor girl...Her life was also so difficult and then she had to go through this nightmare, unbelievable.

[@shanabanana1]

Those poor workers too. I can't even imagine how this effected them as well. So many hurt. That poor girl. I love how Mike prepares us and uses sarcastic humor. Keep up the great work Mike.

[@Nurse2639]

Precisely why I think jury members should pass an IQ test before they are allowed to sit on a jury!

[@imthinkingaboutagooduserna8531]

And mental testing.

[@kyle_mutti]

Same goes for voters

[@fancyandfreeoutdoors]

Or you should research before believing a video on KZbin.

[@Nurse2639]

@niecers which I'll never understand the way these trials are ran its like a set up to fail before even beginning!!

[@Nurse2639]

@Carl's Brother it's a horrifying thought isnt it? I would pick a trial by judge every time than put my fate in these buffoons hands!

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

He did it. Cell phone records, DNA on her car keys, and told 4 different stories. What more do you need?

[@danweaselful]

Really....

[@Getz-Da-Chompy]

To be fair, though I don't /necessarily/ think that Quinton was innocent myself, jury verdicts aren't so easily made. A jury has to sit through hours of evidence and counter-evidence, as well as plenty of outright rhetoric from each side, and juries are given a strong emphasis on the idea that they should only convict Quinton if they're *very* sure that there is no other person who could have committed the crime. Without watching the trial myself, I can come up with plenty of devil's advocate arguments. For example, Mike (who don't get me wrong, does a good job) glosses over the claims surrounding Deric quite quickly, but the defence could have given quite a lot more emphasis to this than this video suggests. Wrongfully or not, the defence could have built up a more convincing argument for the possibility of his involvement that we get to see here. The police did say they cleared him through multiple interviews, but was there a lot of evidence to back that up? Mike would usually state such things (e.g instead of saying the police cleared him through interviews, Mike might have said that Deric was cleared because cellphone data showed that he was at his own home at the time, if the police did indeed have such evidence). The way that Jessica named this person throws so many questions into the mix, because there would be no reason for her to lie about this. The prosecution say that her injuries may have made her make a sound similar to Eric when trying to say Telis, but don't the two names sound very different? was all of her speech nearly unintelligible, which would support that theory? Because if not (which seems to be the case from what I've seen here) then the only word that she could say properly being her killer's name would have been so unusable by the defence we wouldn't be speaking about it. Maybe the guy who found Jessica struggled to hear properly, but the other witness said he heard something very similar, so it's not likely to be that. It's also kind of weird that she either only gave a first name or a surname - and did the two witnesses truly not push her further for a full name? Not that I don't think they're giving the full story, but there's something odd about that. Now all of the data that /does/ suggest Quinton is the killer is quite compelling, but remember again that he is being tried for murder, and can should only be convicted if the jury really see no other suspect. Firstly, from what I half-remember from Serial's coverage of Adnan Syed, there are sometimes issues with the way that mobile phones process location data, which the defence could have used. Glossing over that, because I don't remember enough of it to make that solidly, we also have to think about Quinton's personality. He is, for lack of a better word, a bit of a 'gangbanger', and as was put to light in this video, buys into the whole "snitches get stitches" routine, and probably wouldn't snitch if his own life depended on it. What's to say that it was only Quinton and Jessica were in that car? Perhaps someone else was also there? It would have made a lot of the details fit a lot more if Jessica's killer had a helping hand - for example, if she's a fighter as the guy who found her describes (though admittedly more rhetorical, point could still stand), why did Quinton not have any wounds from when he was trying to choke her? It makes sense that, if Jessica was so badly burned, no evidence was collected from under her nails, but is there still not the possibility that she scratched or hit at her murderer? If not, then possibly there was a second person holding her down. Then if that's the case, maybe it was the second person who murdered her, and Quinton is just an accomplice to the murder, but still innocent of the crime of actual murder? Also, there's plenty of other reasons, other than a reasonable defence, that a jury would have been fairly reluctant to pass out a guilty verdict. For example, just as my own observation, it seems to me from all of the news footage and the people involved in the story like this town had a fairly large African-American population. It's important to consider as well how racial tensions could play into this. It's not unusual for African-American jury members to be more lenient on African-American suspects, because of the deep mistrust they typical hold for the police. It's possible that the hung jury could have stemmed from African-American jury members being sceptical of the justice system as a whole (see the OJ trial). Anyway that's enough rambling from me. Point is, these videos are fun, but things are very, very different when you're in the hot-seat. Naturally, you would have spent days, if not weeks, being appealed to in many different ways, and there would be a heavy weight on your shoulders, knowing what the consequences of making the wrong decision. When you're in that kind of position, for better or for worse, you're probably going to be scrutinising every little detail much more closely. And it's exactly when you do that when things become a lot more sticky. Whatever the case, if the juries spent hours arguing their cases, and whichever minority group was left didn't just throw in the towel with exhaustion and with the feeling of just wanting the trial to be over, then that means that someone on those juries was very passionate about their case.

[@cmonkey63]

Four litres of scented wax, a whole load of hemp or cotton rope, a few matches, and worst of all, a Roxy Music CD on infinite repeat.

[@leodouskyron5671]

12 people that think it is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

[@Pirategod23]

@@cmonkey63 lol

[@sophiab.6189]

This is one of the few cases where the actual method of murder just messes with me completely.

[@jent2265]

I also want to send my deepest condolences and love to the other girls family and friends. What another tragic loss that was too! I hope her family gets justice as well so that they too can start the process of healing. ❤️‍🩹🫂🫂

[@Ichangedmyname1221]

She passed away holding her mothers hand. God help them. R.i.p 😔

[@PbTheOneWhoSikhs]

Did she really?? She was alone in the car tho silly cat

[@kittym5524]

Sunny Singh he literally said that happened in the hospital.

[@number_9436]

@@PbTheOneWhoSikhs she didn't die in the car

[@andrewt.5567]

@@PbTheOneWhoSikhs Did you watch the video? She talked to the firefighter and EMS. She didnt do that before she got crispy. That is where they got their potential name of Erik or Derik from. It also said she was in the hospital and passed the next day. I would assume she was put into a coma given the extent of her injuries. The guy should have just shot her (or not killed her at all obviously....) rather than being so extremely cruel. Imagine the fear knowing you have gasoline all over you and seeing a match being lit....

[@jotrutch]

They were holding hands via an app on their cell phones

[@vukmilanovic2611]

Eric is like: HOOOLLEEEEYY SHEEEEEEET, I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE THEY DIDN'T CONVICT ME.

[@neindanke3420]

This case really breaks my heart. What a horrible way to die. I hope you're at peace now Jessica.

[@bbghoul_x]

@@pabloherrera7210 tf is wrong with you? Of course shes at peace now.

[@BalboaBaggins]

At this point I don't even care anymore about those bitches. That's what happens when you only date criminals.

[@ranman5491]

@@BalboaBaggins yep, I wonder if she found some more black criminals to hang out with? Disgusting, but bad things happen to people who only make bad choices, just stupid on her part.

[@MrFacelessVillian]

The way he cut off mr Davis made me bust out laughing holy shite

[@sadieireland8282]

I hate that guy so it was even funnier lol

[@Kisha_can]

Same😅 I've never heard of him before, but his voice grated on my nerves

[@elizabethtoller1638]

Stop it! I love Mr Davis❤

[@tracieday8661]

This was definitely one of the most horrific I've heard of.

[@gabrielbradley6214]

Tracie Day really?

[@tracieday8661]

@@gabrielbradley6214 Yeah, I heard that ambulance guy had to go to therapy from seeing that poor girl. Being burned alive to me would be the worst way to die. She burned for a half hour. Then she suffered till the next day before she died.

[@gabrielbradley6214]

Tracie Day definitely a brutal situation.

[@williss1192]

Though I've seen worst. For me, it was the most horrific thing happening to a young person. She did not deserve such a cruel act. It's just hard to describe it in words

[@AppalachianCryptidDoge]

This video haunts me more than any other that Mike has covered. Literally have to fight tears. Horrific doesn't begin to describe it.

[@bdmenne]

He hasn't covered Channon Christiansen & Christopher Newsom yet.

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

@@bdmenneOmg🥺😩, what that beautiful couple endured was nothing short of horrific & they did absolutely NOTHING to deserve it. The people who tortured & ultimately killed Channon & Christopher were absolutely demonic & disgusting! My ♥️ continues to hurt for the families they left behind. May they continue to Rest In Peace. No one can ever hurt them again.🥀🥀🕊🕊❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

[@robertlawrence4719]

It’s her families liberalism and her own disgusting preferences that got her killed. Lay with dogs , you will catch fleas . Cases like these infuriate me , but in this case . It’s more if we have been trying to warn ya . When will people start listening ?

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

I’ve always thought burning would be the worst way to die. I can’t even handle that she lived until the next day in pain.

[@AppalachianCryptidDoge]

@@bdmenne I've wondered why for a long time. Happened very local to me actually.

[@one90third]

This is one of the roughest TC to watch. R.I.P. Jessica

[@bettiesnyder8393]

Yeah this was a bad one. I’m kind of sorry I watched it now. Such a horrific way to die.

[@olivejolie4763]

Yep. Thinking same, almost couldn’t finish. I’m wrecked by this horror.

[@zanderisamazing5043]

It's pretty unlucky to get caught up in 2 women's deaths if you have nothing to do with them. Just saying.

[@brainhakker7133]

He's a Murdering Punk ! See that he won't try it with a Man though !!

[@francaperotti5934]

That firefighter has left his body so he can talk on the stand about what he witnessed seeing a young girl burnt and still alive. This is a truly vile horrendous attack of a 19 year old.

[@bringthepayne7561]

I feel you on this.DAMN!

[@sherrytrenner9452]

He will never be able to forget the vision of that poor girl for the rest of his life ! I feel for him.

[@2bcYT]

Fire Chief Cole Haley also testified. He became the shell of the man he once was. Although, I cannot confirm it, it's likely he is on disability due to the traumatic event.

[@gayledimitri5887]

DiDi I’m sure! This poor man , I know it’s his job, but sure he never experienced such a horrific scene. It’s unimaginable that a human could do this to another human. Stay safe 🌸

[@ColdHawk]

Remember he knew her from high school but she was burned so badly he didn’t recognize her. No wonder you can see the trauma in his face.

[@janielimones8858]

I watched the entire trial on yt and it made me so mad to see that he wasnt found guilty. How stupid do u have to be to not realize he did it. RIP Jessica Chambers

[@user-mm4dk3kq4r]

It doesn't really matter if they realize he did it or not. Their job is to determine whether the evidence shows if he did it.

[@thatsaniceboulder1483]

Agree!!! Urgh...Its the Casey Anthony premise; guilty af, but allegedly not enough evidence to convict. When defence attorneys introduce enough smoke and mirrors to distort the narrative, it’s frustrating.

[@ratchet780]

Don’t date black men

[@djCaliKev]

Right??!!!! Our American Court at its best. High paid lawyers and judge's with degrees and years of experience in the Courtrooms...yet they depend on the plan jane with no type of law degree for a verdict. Fucken America for you

[@malx415c]

@@ratchet780 agreed

[@savharris5702]

Hard to believe humans treat each other this way...

[@savharris5702]

@Rain Hernandez do your best to treat people decent ... handle your business, and go back home ...raise your kids (or nieces/nephews/children in your community) to be moral, and productive members of society. It's the best chance we've got...

[@savharris5702]

@Rain Hernandez Hang in there ...like I said, you might not be able to help the past and present, but you CAN contribute to a better future. It starts with you...your home...and children MOST Importantly.

[@savharris5702]

@Rain Hernandez It's all good ...If you really wanna thank me ...just tell someone else the same things I told you. That's part of the process. Do you know of Dr Jordan Peterson?

[@savharris5702]

@Rain Hernandez He was a former professor, turned author and speaker. He has some great lectures/speeches on overcoming adversity in life. It's really good stuff. I'm glad to see that you seem eager to be part of the change. ...and like I said, you can be. If it's nothing else but spreading the messages from this thread. Someone...whether we ever know it, or not...will likely be impacted by this convo, and YOUR eagerness to see change. ...And maybe they'll go on to do great things, because of it ✊🏽

[@savharris5702]

@Rain Hernandez Soliiiiiiiiiiiiid ...and it's just the english language mon cher lol ... Everyone on this side of the ocean oughta know it 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@CreepTime]

This is just now circulating into my recommended feed, but I just researched and covered her case. I'm so fascinated by the curveballs thrown around in the two trials. Quinton is undoubtedly involved in my mind, but the witness going under oath saying she picked up an unknown hitchhiker who wasn't Tellis? So strange...

[@lyndsayw5843]

After the horror that she endured, I'm happy that her last moments were in the care of a true hero and gentleman, that amazing firefighter who treated her with such kindness and dignity and compassion. I hope someone tells him that while it's sad that he has to live with the pain and evil of what he saw that day, he truly did the work of an Angel.

[@blessed4149]

Amen!

[@blessed4149]

@ I wouldnt care . Shes a human being with a soul. And from listening to that fire fighter talk I believe his heart was in the same place. I would hate to think that i was burnt up but someone had to go check my background before they helped me.

[@blessed4149]

@ I get that.

[@lyndsayw5843]

@ WTF??? What the hell are you on about? Race Traitor? How about that he probably wouldn't have cared because he's probably not a raging racist.

[@PrettyPieHead]

​@ Gross personality detected. Don't get mad because girls today go for people they actually like. I seriously feel sorry for your daughters if this is the kind of mindset you're teaching them. While I wouldn't want this kind of death on you or anyone, your "character" seriously needs to go extinct soon.

[@ellen5245]

I watched the documentary about this case and it stuck with me. To die such a horrible way is unimaginable. Poor girl.

[@karencaldwell4314]

Hello there what was the name of the documentary?

[@donpettitwearsdiapers]

Karen Caldwell unspeakable crime: the killing of Jessica chambers

[@mjames7674]

Holy shit. Jessica was a tough as nails person. Poor girl.

[@jessicatyler9670]

I just met and fell in love with your channel, and I am SOO GLAD you covered Jessica Chambers!! I live close, so I remember watching the retrial on local channels. I have thought he was guilty since forever. I know my opinion doesn't matter, but EXACTLY what you said...she was ON FIRE when either "Eric or Derrick" was said. If you get stung on the lip, you can't pronounce straight. I hope and pray her family gets justice and peace!!

[@Leah-ez9nv]

The ability to have compassion for the family of the man who killed your child.

[@mikedegruchy1329]

Leah Walsh They are victims in a different way

[@adriennem3168]

@Chris Goodayle Amen, the sad thing is they could be very responsible for how he was raised..

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

I’d viciously kill them all just to be thorough and have a laugh (chainsaws, injecting poison and watching them twitch, car batteries). Film it and send it to the perp. Then I’d watch his reaction, carefully gauge it, then call him up and ask him about it, watching him the whole time. Then yes I’d abduct the guy and horrifically torture him to death.

[@322aareyn]

@@TheRealCaptainFreedom calm down tough guy. You wouldn't do anything like that

[@TheRealCaptainFreedom]

@@322aareyn Wanna bet?

[@EmbraceLifeCoachingAndFitness]

I watched some of the court testimony with the first responders. several months ago. I believe two of them left the dept over this and couldn't return because of how hard it was on them. I used to be a ff/EMT, some things you experience, you will never forget. She was only 19, such a horrible way to die.

[@burlykim132]

That is so heartbreaking. It’s beyond comprehension

[@lindsaypace3078]

I lived in Mississippi when this happened. It tore the whole state apart. I'm only 7 years older than her, and it hit me so hard that she was burned alive.

[@sk8punk318]

There's a special place in Hell for the people that did that to her.

[@jeanferguson9063]

what was she doing hanging out with those people in the first place... 🤷‍♂️ is there also a special place for people that dumb.. 🤷‍♂️

[@msbrightside181]

I agree. I hope they burn for eternity

[@jeanferguson9063]

@@msbrightside181 what was she doing hanging out with those people... 🤷‍♂️

[@msbrightside181]

@@jeanferguson9063 I don't know. I get what you're saying, I really do. But picking the wrong friends shouldn't earn you an agonizing death.

[@gaylebynumcardosa7034]

@@jeanferguson9063 Perhaps the other side of that comment should actually be that there is a special place for people with zero empathy and zero ability to understand that if you don't have the ability to say you've never been in another person's shoes then you haven't the right to judge them. That girl grew up with a father who was a meth manufacturer. She kind of learned from the outset that lifestyle. You don't seem to understand that people learn from what they live. Who are YOU to victim blame? Dumb? Yes, I see someone who is dumb but it's not the victim here....

[@taniamcphelim6900]

This brought tears 😭 to my eyes poor little darling suffering this horrific death. RIP Jessica.

[@ihatecommunism9958]

I was in EMS/FIRE back in 2010-2012, but I ended up going back to construction. I just couldn't handle the job any longer. I definitely admire the men and women who rush into burning buildings, do CPR until their arms are like spaghetti, comfort those who are passing on and who put everything they have into saving others. It takes a toll on your emotional, mental and spiritual health. It's hard to understand why some Firefighters, Paramedics and Police Officers seem to be insensitive or callous, but it's because they just don't understand what you go through in that like of work. You almost have to be like that, or you won't make it long, just like me. When I first started, I remember my Supervisor telling me "If you don't learn to laugh, then I promise you will cry yourself to sleep." Let me tell you, he wasn't kidding. I admire the men and women who continue doing the job, so that people like me don't have too. It is a really tough job, and I often feel like I'm weak for quitting, but I just couldn't do it anymore. You see things and deal with things that will stay with you for the rest of your life. Even though I only did it for a little over 2 years, I hope that I made some kind of impact on someone's life, even if it was something very small..

[@Reagannagaer]

If it’s not for you, it’s just not. I think it’s cool that you had the self awareness to realize it was having such a negative impact on you, as opposed to just becoming jaded and doing it for the money. No shame, a purposeful life isn’t about what you do, it’s how you do it.

[@jturtle5318]

I volunteered with the local FD for 9 years. I coped well with most of it, but my day job was at a jail, and god help any DWI suspect who tried to whine to me. The worst one was when I was up from 2 AM to 6 AM, and a couple hours later I'm at work and he sniveled to me about his right to drink. The deputy was rolling on the floor.

[@ihatecommunism9958]

@@jturtle5318 I saw some terrible accidents involving persons under the influence..On top of that, I was in one of those in 2018. A drunk driver pulled out in from me while I was on my bike..13 fractured bones, collapses lung and severe concussion. I had to walk nearly 1/2 mile in that condition to get help. I fractured 6 ribs and my shoulder blade, which was the most painful thing I've ever experienced. So, good on you for giving them hell, lol..

[@ihatecommunism9958]

@@Reagannagaer Appreciate the sentiment and I do believe you're correct. It took me months to accept the fact that I needed to step away..

[@socialdistancejusticewarri8533]

I hate communism as well. I never thought it would come to America and scoffed at those who warned of the possibility.

[@JCAnimals]

"Big thanks to Mike for hav-" "Rad."

[@didi012578]

😂😂😂

[@Eazy_Bruh]

I love it. Thats why I like this channel, Mike is so straight forward its funny. Sometimes he wont even try and Ill get a giggle.

[@michelleroxy21]

😂😭💀

[@pintobean4919]

Why does he do that shit? Cut them off before even finishing his name. Makes me wonder if they even thanking the right mike

[@TheGauges420]

@@pintobean4919 what do you mean? It's because he's not having them on for the 'thanks' and he knows he can make it slightly funny. I'm sure he's thankful himself that they come and join him in making a video, he doesn't need to be thanked.

[@PennyFamous80]

Thanks!

[@Bob-Bakley]

“That Chapter” has well written content and excellent narration

[@JasonSmith-se1jg]

Agreed😁

[@kathrynmckeown3595]

The Irish are great with words. Hence the many great poets, songwriters, storytellers, authors, playwrights etc. And as for Irish Mothers, they are also an extremely accurate shot with the wooden spoon if you annoy them. Believe me. I had about turdy tree shlaps of my Mother's one...😊😊😊

[@andreaturnquist4855]

Mike is brilliant!

[@ihatecommunism9958]

I couldn't agree more...His content is of a very high quality. He does his research, episodes are well written, well narrated, full of information and he handles the stories in a tasteful, respectful manner. He has one of the best, if not the best channel that covers this kind of stuff...

[@bobysimpson]

He's very talented , found his calling 😌

[@thisguy8106]

This was tough.. it sucks when someone's OBVIOUSLY guilty.. but can't be convicted.. yet, innocent people are convicted a lot.

[@okidoke4822]

I wouldn't say "a lot". The other thing I'd say is, plenty of people get away with many crimes before they get convicted of one that sticks.

[@azuradawn5683]

@@okidoke4822 I would say that ever is too much. We also obviously can't truly know how many people are wrongly convicted, so it's very hard to even guess at how prevalent it is...

[@petej8556]

I've heard it speculated that there could be up to 400,000 Actually innocent people incarcerated in the US. This is estimated on the amount of false conviction which have come to light.

[@okidoke4822]

@@petej8556 jesus dude, you "heard" it "speculated" that there "could be" 400K? Would you like to be any more vague about the figure??

[@rebeccalasky6109]

@@okidoke4822 don't be an idiot there's definitely a lot of people wrongfully convicted. Doesn't matter how much just matters that they're in there to begin with. And it goes both ways there are definitely a lot of people who are clearly guilty that get away with shit.

[@lynnen264]

I can not even think of the words to use about this case. My heart weeps

[@MissusDelaneey]

This was such a huge case in my state. I feel so much for her family and friends. May she find some semblance of peace in her afterlife.

[@rf8582]

2020 update: This man went on trial twice and both ended in mistrial. He is currently awaiting trial in the case of Ming-Chen Hsiao the foreign exchange student. Hopefully, they get it right with that case.

[@Liberace66]

Thanks for the update. & hope he gets convicted this time.

[@kelceyc1509]

Thank you for the update! I'm just now watching this!

[@hennylo68]

Where's the update.? He said all that in the video.

[@Exxtol1]

@@Liberace66 so you know he did it better than the 2 different juries that listened to ALL the evidence in 2 separate trials? Please google the percentage of hung juries in murder cases. 1 hung jury is rare. 2? Extraordinarily rare. I'm not saying he's innocent, but we need to be sure and clearly something isn't working here.

[@troopertaylor498]

@@Exxtol1 I’m from the neighboring state and have friends who live in Batesville. Basically the ONLY reason he hasn’t been convicted is because of what the first responders say that Jessica said when they first got there. Which I just can’t understand. The poor girls mouth, throat and lungs were heavily burned and it’s extremely unlikely that she could’ve even formed words correctly. It’s so incredibly sad.

[@xDarkenPixie]

Perfect timing! Was just about to start cleaning when you uploaded this. Now I can put it off for another 30 minutes:)

[@NotWokebutAwake.]

I grew up in Mississippi and one of my best friends went to school where she went years prior. My friend moved away from the area as crime sort of took over that whole area. This case shook everyone and i will never forget when it first came about and No One would talk!! Bless the responders and all who were horrified by the scene when they got to her! And bless her and her family. She was a young impressionable girl and ppl blame her for her associations but there wasn't much else in the area. And she didnt deserve anything that happened to her. I lost my own husband to suicide so i know what trauma can do to a family. Bless them all. 💜

[@RawOlympia]

I do not blame her at al. We are raised in schools to love every body and be nice to everyone and then our loved ones wind up not knowing how to protect themselves. So very sorry for this loss a lovely girl suffered, a fate even worse than death, why?

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

I love your humble disposition, you seem like such a wise & lovely person. God Bless You - Jesus Loves You.

[@SuperMissblueeyes]

I'm so sorry you lost your husband & in such a tragic way.

[@pauljordan4452]

She clearly didn't deserve it. I'll pray for you and everyone involved. May they rest in peace.

[@niah1978]

God Bless 🙏🏾💜, I’m so sorry about your loss. may God protect over you & your family Amen 🙏🏾💜

[@markshiman5690]

Never let your daughters around these types of people, as Mike said, "the wrong crowd"

[@brainhakker7133]

Amen ... my 4th KZbin profile because I speak the truth !!

[@YourTurnCutie]

based. Lets not pretend she made smart or even semi intelligent decisions.

[@Mcfluffymittens]

13% go figure

[@chadmiller2224]

Exactly! Someone finally said it!

[@jimmymckay73]

Too much money is spent keeping animals like this alive and healthy .

[@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353]

That's so true, what an absolute bastard

[@nikeeweston]

jimmymckay73 agreed.....these people need to be just wiped off the earth.

[@melmazing3993]

Right? When for 5 bucks you can buy a gallon of fuel and a lighter and deliver proper justice.

[@ontherockswithsalt560]

Now we're letting them out thanks to idiots Kim Kardashian and her liberal twat celebrity friends. If I was a relative of a victim that went free because of Hollywood scumbags I'd spend the rest of my life making them look over their shoulder to make sure none of their family members disappeared.

[@aldoushuxley5953]

agreed. Imo for serial killers and people like this, we should just shoot them, or bring the guillotine back. They are not worth the money for a formal execution. If you want to get really really angry, I recommend researching the case of Junko Furunta. Sometimes I wish Batman/ the punisher was real

[@tati001]

If he was innocent he wouldn’t have changed his story to the police over and over again.

[@vincentgizdich2842]

What is wrong the the 24 nimrod's they found!

[@iboopyournose7307]

Absolutely! The truth doesn't change. Put this evil sh*t away for life no parole!

Well considering how all cops are racist what choice did he really have as a person of color in this awful white supremacist country that seeks to imprison him just because he's black. This country has a long way to go before equality is met. Abolish the police and all prisons like Black Lives Matter says!!

@Paul Hatz must be a professionally offended liberal lol

[@LilKwarko]

@ this troll was so good hahq

[@wesley4998]

I live about 35 minutes away from where this happened. My friend’s dad is good friends with her dad. This was such a horrible case. I still can’t believe a jury didn’t convict this man after all of the evidence with phones and catching him in his lies.

[@eaglewinnings8003]

This is one of the worst ways to go. I can't imagine the pain this young woman had to endure. RIP you poor soul. Awful, just awful. I appreciate you not making too many jokes in this video, Mike.

[@Shadoefax760]

Pure evil to do something like that to another human being

[@radbaby9926]

I know right! Mike didnt have to cut off Mr.Davis like that

[@levitatingoctahedron922]

there's an entire continent of people like this.

[@sepulcher8263]

@@levitatingoctahedron922 South America? ;)

[@levitatingoctahedron922]

@Sassy The Sasquatch yeah but statistically there are more sickos per capita on certain continents. south america is a good example as sepulcher mentioned, though I was referring to the other super violent one.

[@sto1238]

@@sepulcher8263 Africa

[@thedrandmrcharlotteisom4231]

The first responders testimony was devastating. He was so sad

[@Xanaxdu-si3ch]

I once served on a jury where the subject was being tried for perjury and cell phone records helped convict a murderer. A woman was shot to death in her apartment. She was from a large rural family, and worked in the city as a drug rehabilitation counselor. She lived alone but had many friends, family, and colleagues who stopped by to visit. She was very well-regarded personally and professionally. On the evening she was killed, neighbors heard screams and shots fired and saw a man jump from a window at her apartment. Evidence pointed to the friend of an acquaintance of hers who killed her when she couldn't tell him how to find his friend. He'd given sworn testimony that he was fifty miles away. However, the prosecution found evidence he was lying and charged him with perjury. That's where I came in. I was empaneled and sat through a two day trial during which we heard him testify about being with a girlfriend, his kids, his mom. Yet the prosecution had his cell phone records. At first, he claimed his phone had gone missing for days before -- but that fell apart when he said he'd used it to call his mom the day of the murder. Then he said he let a friend borrow it. Strangely enough, that friend couldn't be located. Ultimately, it was those cell phone records that we requested to review for ourselves that showed his phone pinging tower after tower all the way from his house and across two counties to her apartment. Like, literally the tower was 1000 feet from her door. We voted to convict him guilty of lying under oath. The woman's mother and her sisters all approached us afterwards and were very emotional in thanking us. The fact that he'd been convicted of perjury now gave the district attorney's office even more evidence to use in the pending murder trial. That trial took place a few months later and he was convicted of first degree murder. He was sentenced to life without parole. Had we found him not guilty of lying in court, his murder conviction might have been harder to prove.

[@onraj9mm]

Great for doing your job

[@infinitejest441]

Good on you