The Peculiar Interrogation of The Attorney General

[@StrangerStories]

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[@GalactusOG]

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[@victoriawilliams2786]

Could have used "Republican Politician" and we would have known he was far guiltier than first thought, and that he got away with the crime. 😂

[@commietube4273]

Funny how you mispronounce his name throughout the whole video. 😂

[@mattshu]

Wasn’t there a time when users can create subtitles for videos and submit them to the creator? Id love to help

[@MikeInHalifax]

​@@victoriawilliams2786 Democrat politicians are any better? 😂

[@theprophetez1838]

He is a politician, and an attorney, but he claims that he isn't a liar. That is like an oxymoron.

[@joebidengirlsniffer8337]

You mean moron, hes a moron for sure.

[@amelliamendel2227]

Attorneys can't lie

[@dannyhappy2841]

@@amelliamendel2227 This one obviously did 😂

[@lucyswannsunsafespace7313]

It isn’t LIKE an oxymoron. It literally IS an oxymoron lol

[@lucyswannsunsafespace7313]

@@amelliamendel2227 but defense attorneys (even for the state) must fairly represent their clients, even if they KNOW they’re guilty. They have to lie in order to create a defense for a guilty person, do they not?

[@abzolute.]

Absolutely shocking that an attorney general agrees to a police interview without a lawyer, that’s the first red flag

[@Peacaep]

He believed he can talk his way out like always.

[@oscopin74]

For real.

[@michaelg4074]

Probably cuz he KNEW he'd go free no matter what he said

[@decoded3084]

@@Peacaep well he did get away with considering he only got charged with misdemeanors and served no jail time

[@jenv4074]

Well he is an attorney, so he probably didnt think he needed another attorney present.

[@galaxysurfer1122]

I love the fact he had plenty of sympathy for the victim. Oh wait, no he didn't mention him other than 'the body'...

[@nimue325]

Although I understand what you are saying, I used to have a job where I had to interact with a number of first responders in small communities, as did my father. When we were talking to them on the job about a death, we tended to say “the body” and then switch to the person’s name when we were speaking to them during personal time because too often they knew the deceased person and it was considered polite to allow them to compartmentalize and depersonalize the matter while at work and deal with the trauma at the appropriate time (or, too often, at an inappropriate time, but that’s a whole different issue). I’m not defending this guy in general but that phrase may not be meaningful, you know?

[@budthebud9108]

​@@nimue325interesting insight. first responders have a very difficult mentally and emotionally taxing job and anything that helps them cope I'm all for.

[@canadagovernmentwatch783]

he also referred to the body as "it".

[@galaxysurfer1122]

@@nimue325 Ah, right, I get you, so thanks for that!

[@sholem_bond]

His lawyers also had the victim's psychological and psychiatric records admitted as evidence at the trial, so they could basically victim-blame Boever for his own death by claiming he could have been suicidal at the time he was killed. Fuck Ravnsborg tbh.

[@Alli8833]

I laughed when the narrator suggested it was odd for him to announce that he's the attorney General on the 911 call. Knowing what politicians are like, it would have been weird for him NOT to announce it, lol.

[@TicketTim]

True!

[@FabricofTime]

Yeah, it's amazing how often people who think they're important announce their importance at totally irrelevant times. I work in customer service and it's a thing. Like sir, you're ordering a chair; I don't need to know you're a lawyer.

[@Whitehoser-w4j]

I blev he mentioned it on purpose so the troops knew 2 treat him with kid gloves when they arrived. He’s Atty Gen & 1 wrong word cud cost them their jobs.

[@harleyhendrix8467]

So what? You mean to tell me if this happened to you then you would have announced it?

[@GhostofZae]

Yep. Being a narcissist and looking for special treatment when you break the law is pretty much a requirement for that line or work.

[@Smingleflorp]

I fell asleep driving home from a friends house many years ago. I ran over a small tree sapling in the process. The city gave me a speeding ticket, inattentive driving ticket, and charged me $1200 for the tree. I was punished far more severely for killing a tree than this Jabroni who killed a person. What a great country 🙄

[@jennieconnolly9328]

Is the tree part true? Lol Geez, what state was this in??

[@Smingleflorp]

@@jennieconnolly9328 Wisconsin. And yes, I did feel bad for cutting its life short!

[@seano8104]

Dude that tree was headed for big things

[@noteworthyinsignificance]

What country doesn't have corruption? People are people no matter where you go.

[@Microcurseex]

@@noteworthyinsignificance Russia doesn't have any pretty sure

[@jeremysmith5919]

The fact that no charges were filed and he wasn't in custody during the interview already tells me special treatment. An ordinary "peasant" as they call them would have been jailed ASAP.

[@markmike7933]

on what charges? I know someone that hit a person that ran into the road and he was NEVER arrested nor did he spend a night in jail.

[@damondriver6363]

​​@@markmike7933 people don't have the slightest idea how the laws actually work lol They watch these crime channels a few times and all of a sudden they're criminal law experts. Armchair law specialists that is

[@archergirl8543]

Why?? 3 people missed the body. Seems to me like a genuine accident. Obviously the guy wasn’t drunk or the sheriff would not of given his personal vehicle to drive home.. this was a tragic accident and I don’t think he should be charged.

[@archergirl8543]

@@AshleyWulf he did call the police twice? And 3 people including the sheriff missed the body! Maybe The pedestrian was walking on part of the road he should’ve been? The guy seems genuine.. I always have my phone connected to Bluetooth so my phone would show activity as well, that doesn’t imean he was watching it or that it wasn’t hands-free. Seems to me like a genuine accident. Maybe the family heard his side of the story and thinks it’s a tragic accident too they already lost their son so why should this man go to jail over a tragic accident and two lives be destroyed?

[@walkerclinedinst2820]

The fact the sheriff gave him one of his personal vehicles is well and beyond proof that this was never going to amount to any charges of any type... anyone else would have been facing a dozen or more charges and had to fight to prove that they werent at fault if that was the case where as this guy has everyone in his pocket not trying to make anything out of this cause all they have to say if they get caught up is you remember when i squashed that manslaughter case that you should have caught along with that other handful of charges? Sorry i just looked and all he recueved was a $1k fine for killing that man.

[@heartabduction]

Near the end when he goes "I didn't know that this was gonna happen to me" really got me. You can tell he only cares about himself from the very beginning, but that sure tied it all together

[@FLATearthGARY]

He never seemed upset one second when he “found a body”. He’s so rehearsed and cold

[@gunderalex]

and he said something like, "and then my life changed forever" yah when you killed a guy

[@ShesGotALiftedChevy]

Yes!! I caught that too!! It made my stomach turn! Narcissistic entitled dBag! This is negligent homicide all the way and it's BS that South Dakota "doesn't have" a negligent homicide law!!! Why drop the careless driving charge?? If nothing else it's vehicular manslaughter.. they let him off the hook cuz he's in the Club. That's not okay

[@morganbrickwall7902]

You know he is a politician, right? As a general rule most politicians are narcists, and in his case it would probably be amplified by his position in politics and his family history.

[@micdropfroggyface6466]

If you were sitting in that chair under these circumstances TRUST ME you would using the same wording 💯

[@RLU-wt8vi]

The Boever family did file a civil suit against Ravnsborg. They settled and terms are confidential. If anyone can find further details, I would appreciate learning of the details. I did learn that this POS had been stopped 27 times = 12 citations for speed, and 15 warnings of which 10 were for speeding. "But wait, there's more!" On Aug 22, 2021 - 4 days before his trial for Mr. Boever, Ravnsborg was issued ANOTHER speeding ticket in South Dakota.

[@enigmaticnomadics]

If what you’re saying is true, I have nothing but contempt for liars to that degree. This man has been entrusted with our trust, to act in good faith. An intelligent man who abuses others is the worst example of existence.

[@RLU-wt8vi]

@@enigmaticnomadics Sadly, all true. I researched and wrote, nearly, verbatim what I found. I agree, some people, especially those who abuse our trust, are a waste of fresh air.

[@pjdougherty1758]

Speeding lit tho

[@ameliavelasco8602]

But he has “never driven more than 4mph over the speed limit” 😂 Yeah they don’t pull you over for that…

[@meehanasap]

Politicians have all the money in the world to tie up manslaughter with a nice bow. For all the cronies who said this pos I hope they all are haunted by their actions. Politicians can get away with murder.

[@pn1831]

He has so many other details. "It?" " I found a body?" He left the guy lying there. Do these people lose their feelings for humans as they encounter so many they consider beneath their value? Amazing entitlement. Wow.

[@tryingtoknow8190]

So cold...makes me think district attorneys are generally psychopaths or their baby brother.

[@sarat6723]

The sharif should looked for the dear or ,,, find out what he hit .

[@babbs128]

I'm only half way through this video....but, yeah. "it", "the body". Even when he talks about the family there's no humanizing them. Disgusting. Can't imagine being a family member or close friend listening to these interviews? Such depravity.

[@MsOSheDidIt]

Rethuglicans don't have feelings for other humans. That's part of the allegiance pledge they take.bl No sympathy, empathy or human emotions except hate 😂

[@kayw]

Who 'finds' a body the next morning and Leaves him agsin? No phone 911 not get in car and drive to sheriff's house. No no no you , "find" a body and have respect to not leave it alone on side of road. We all know he left him the night before too... Twice he left him

[@Justaperson354]

My heart breaks for the victim and the family whose lives are forever tainted and altered.

[@kennymorelandiii9406]

Seriously. The fact the victim could have been alive and slowly dying while he was just left outside the entire night is extremely sad. I sincerely don't understand how nobody located what was hit immediately once they responded to the call when it happened

[@DR.DisInfect]

Tragic accident

[@pn1831]

The mom lost her son after losing her husband. I can't imagine . I hope she had family left to comfort her.

[@bbjett]

The fact that “Mr. Attorney General”( he just loved that title, didn’t he?) barely mentioned the impact to the victim and his family (as if it was nothing); and at one point indicated that after that incident “HIS life changed forever” says all I need to know about who he is as a human. 🥶

[@terrilynn1110]

The sheriff must have some culpability for failing to investigate why the truck is in the ditch. Was there red paint on the truck? Was there a call for another tow truck to that area? Did the family report missing person with a driving pattern in that area at relatively the same time of Atty Gen accident? It is not rocket science. Condol Condolences to the family they deserved better. The only redress the family has to hold the sheriff accountable is to put someone up to run against him at the polls.

[@WeAreN1nja]

He treated the victim as if his very existence was an inconvenience. At no point in time did he express any remorse for taking an innocent life.

[@Lori-401]

Agree! He made a statement in interview that the most shocking thing was......Was not about him causing the death of this man

[@DR.DisInfect]

Not totally wrong

[@AnthonyAfrikaans]

He was right to. He’s the Attorney General. The public that he serves needs to get out of the way whilst he drives without looking.

[@ArcticNemo]

Elected positions are not based on merit. They do not think of themselves as public servants but as entitled to the heights they find themselves lifted to.

[@papermaker2726]

@@Lori-401 did it ever occur to y’all that maybe the guy was in the road .. just on the edge , and you look down for one second , That’s all it takes .. has happened to me about literally 3 times. Also you can’t judge someone bc their not sitting there squalling crying, I’m sure the man is sorry .. everyone handles remorse in different ways . I can’t stand people like y’all who think everyone should show remorse in the same way you think you would , one thing y’all aren’t taking into account is in sure the man is scared as hell .

[@Alli8833]

This guy is the oldest 'born in 1976' person I have ever seen, lol. I was also born in 1976, and this dude seems at least 20 or 25 years older than me and all my peers in every way. It's weird AF.

[@macneoh7418]

I know, I had to rewind the video twice because I didn't believe my ears.

[@redavhtrad9690]

I did the same thing! Was like did he just say '76?? Bicentennial baby here, and i was thinking i hope my mirror hasn't been lying to me cuz this guy looks at least 15 years older than me, if not more

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Pathologically lying for a living is taxing on the body it seems...

[@JemicoTX]

alcoholism putting years on the odometer

[@TheDuttonExperience]

​@DanceySteveYNWA probably lying about the year he was born.

[@sj-art]

Imagine $1000 and no jail time being all your loved one's life was worth. I hope they sued him in a civil suit.

[@ameliaflowers9836]

Revenge is needed

[@deborahhershey3045]

Ours is a 2 tiered system of justice where justUS for poor white victims is not to be

[@kess1440]

luckily civil court has a lower burden of proof and they would more than likely have a great chance at winning something (especially with the evidence presented in this video)

[@swingshift.]

Sad yes but what punishment sounds fair to you if it was just an accident, I know when people are walking on the side of the road you can't see them

[@kess1440]

@swingshift plz listen to the facts again....he was on the shoulder while being on the phone. Like it or not, even innocent accidents can lead to lawsuits...placing a value on something like this case is impossible though

[@bigz4339]

Almost 20 years ago I hit a man in my truck. It was 12:30 in the morning, on a back country road (driving home from work). The man was intoxicated, walking down the middle of the road wearing a black sweatshirt. I was sober as a judge, and I STILL spent nearly a year in jail. Equal justice for all my ass.

[@chestermarcol3831]

Ummmm, why? There has to be more to the story. You left the scene, were driving recklessly etc.

[@bigz4339]

@chestermarcol3831 not at all. I DID leave the scene to make the 911 call (cell phones were not as common then, and didn't work in that area anyway), but promptly returned. I was driving the speed limit. They claimed negligent homicide because the post-accident inspection of my truck showed that the driver side rear brake piston was leaking, which I knew nothing about.

[@chestermarcol3831]

@@bigz4339 - That is ridiculous that they prosecuted you for that. I sure am sorry that you got railroaded by the system. What a complete travesty. In this country, you get the justice you can afford. It makes my blood boil. I've seen people get put into the system for minor offenses, and then, because of the endless hoops they make you jump through, get caught in a web of court costs, mandatory (and very often privatized/profiteering) "counseling" scams, umpteen court dates and appointments etc. All of which, if you're having to work 2 jobs etc. becomes an almost impossible task, and before you know it, you've got a bench warrant, and then everything is escalated, making it even HARDER to get out from under the iron boot of the "justice system". It's truly dis-heartening...

[@bigz4339]

@@chestermarcol3831 thank you.

[@midwestprankster3298]

​@bigz4339 truly sorry that you had to pay such a high price for doing the right thing and someone else's mistake

[@stevenbschaefer8425]

Imagine how nuts it is to give your title to the 911 dispatcher as if they care..like hey yea I’m a lifeguard at the local pool I’ve just been in an accident

[@rosamy2017]

Yeah that annoyed me. He wouldn’t have said it if he didn’t think it would afford him special treatment or faster rescue.

[@A6Legit]

​@@rosamy2017 he thought he was smart trying to say that was easier than telling them his last name.

[@LukeStilson]

You know you’re power hungry when you go by your title instead of your name

[@archergirl8543]

Maybe if you had a title of such important you would use it as well. I’m sure if the President of the United States were to get into an accident he would give his title as well. The guy just got elected into office he’s probably pretty proud of that so to use his title is probably something he does often…and you would too if you had an important enough title to go by! 💯

[@stevenbschaefer8425]

@@archergirl8543 no I wouldn’t that’s the point it’s ridiculous and he’s not the president and said he thought he hit a deer lol all of it is ridiculous

[@misterblister1200]

Imagine losing a loved one like this and then watching the person who did it just walk the fuck away. This victim’s family are better people than I am, that’s for sure.

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

The world is set up to value those who will harm others. It always puts them in the position whereby they will.

[@e.agoraphobicdickinsonpoet660]

The poor victim laid on the side of the road all night, alone, dying. Horrible.

[@andiward7068]

Once, while driving, I hit a dog that I thought was a deer. Of course I stopped to check on the animal, saw it was a dog and started looking for the owners. They didn't blame me, as it often got out of the yard. The knowledge I killed something that was loved still bothers me 30yrs later and this POS can't acknowledge he hit another fckn person. I had a hit & run charge filed against me (leaving the scene after alleged fender bender) and *those* cops acted like I HAD killed someone. (Not Guilty btw)

[@panghor]

how did you get a hit and run if they didnt blame you? Your story doesn't make sense

[@lileofficial4273]

I hope your case isn't still ongoing, cause I need some more context lmao

[@andiward7068]

@MKB Gaming the hit & run was a separate incident from the dog. The owners didn't blame me for the dog. A few yrs later, I was accused of hit & run (fender bender) but it wasn't me. The police acted like there were bodies in my trunk even tho my car & I weren't even there.

[@andiward7068]

@Lil e' Official 2 separate incidents, neither ongoing. My wording wasn't as clear as I intended. If you want deets I'll fill you in but aside from personal understanding of interrogation neither event is very interesting.

[@Sarah24871]

Poor dog and poor you. I hope you get some kind of closure one day 🙏

[@ReverendSparkles]

I'm having trouble believing this guy was born in 1976.That'd mean he was 44 during this interrogation... Here I was thinking he must be 70 or older. Being a POS really ages you.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

I had the same thought!🤨

[@mickideg1837]

Me too! If he would've said 1956 id believe that! I'm 66 and look younger than him. 😂

[@crispycritter7022]

I believe that! I was born in 1978 and was blown away with how old he looks and sounds.

[@tdb19872]

Right, lol.

[@KB-wl4ip]

Wow people in their 40's usually look pretty young still. This guy looks at least 20 years beyond that.

[@marcelinethevampirequeen8543]

Never once did he say he felt bad for the person being dead. Or the person’s family.

[@annettechallinor1391]

Correct, to him it was THE BODY! sickening this entitled dude.

[@kammurabi2313]

"It pains me tremendously.." You normies love to lie don't you?

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

He did say he felt bad for his mother she just lost her husband two weeks prior and now her son.

[@joelmabrey2569]

@1:54:21 He said we were trying to find out who the family was to give our condolences. I'm not trying to take up for him , because I think he is a LIAR. Just stating a fact

[@MsSassySean]

MAGA...

[@shellyjohnson8491]

My father-in-law was killed this exact same way in the 90's in Texas. He had gotten a flat tire on a very rural road and started walking. The family that hit him had just come from the fair and didn't see him because it was dark. During the investigation it was determined that my father-in-law had been drinking at the bar for several hours so they determined it his fault. It was heartbreaking. So this one hits home.

[@vxlenciix]

Someone who “thought” they’d hit a deer and hadn't killed another human being doesn’t go into so much extra unnecessary detail about what happened. He absolutely knew what he did, and how he is not in prison is beyond me. The special treatment he received is disgusting. I don’t know how he can live with this on his conscience.

[@mauricethompson2286]

SWISS CHEESE 🧀 STORY! !

[@Seven-do5nb]

Seriously. I can’t imagine someone who thought they hit a deer go back the next day to look on the other side of the road just in case they didn’t see the deer the day before. What???

[@beaulyons1977]

I absolutely would, especially how cops are

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

Your mistake is believing he has a conscience.

[@jd32k]

Easy for you to make judgements

[@privatecitizen4001]

I like how he described how to properly pronounce his dumb name at the beginning and the narrarator proceeds to mispronounce it for the next 3 hours haha

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

I like how some people are so dumb they don’t know Al voices when they hear it.

[@MrRolloTomasi]

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 AI needs training in pronouncing Dutch names. Stupid AI!!

[@JB-jr5nc]

That poor man whose life was given a value of $1000. Thank you for covering this case so thoroughly since the legal system made an absolute mockery of a man's untimely homicide.

[@stebes7857]

It wasn't homicide but definitely manslaughter and more than likely tampering. Did anything come of the broken glasses? I may have missed it.

[@stebes7857]

My bad. I just got to the glasses part.

[@PeskyWabbit.]

It was an acciedent.. who tf walks on a highway at night??

[@stebes7857]

@XM1STERX1 In all fairness, the fella that hit the guy found himself walking around on the road in the middle of the night. It does happen. It was a bum deal for all involved could have happen to anybody that takes their eyes off the road.

[@PeskyWabbit.]

@Stebes yea it goes both ways it took him taking eyes off the road for a second and the moron walking at night on the highway

[@osculant]

I’m not even 3 minutes in and I’ve never seen the cops explain so thoroughly explain that a subject was free to go at any time, multiple times, in detail about how he can just walk out.

[@spimeminister]

even seems the investigator threw his arms down as if to incite dude to just say "i'm done".

[@mfi-cf7sp]

and that is what he shoulda done too until his lawyer got there

[@jeremiah6462]

Thesw cops were trying to make it very clear that all his testimony was voluntary. When you start mirandizing people, some people close up and ask for an attorney. These cops wanted to keep the conversation friendly. They did a good job keeping him talking.

[@thepitpatrol]

I listen to a lot of these podcasts, they explain this very thoroughly a lot.

[@robinhelmstreit8219]

In fairness, they're interviewing the top lawyer in the state. Could be they wanted to make sure everyone knew the dude's rights were being acknowledged.

[@AshleyWulf]

As someone in South Dakota, this was a complete fail. He should be charged and in jail.

[@Vamer1337]

South Dakotan here too! Never thought id see a video so cloae to home on here!

[@HarlanHarvey76]

Yes. The victim's family at least got the state legislature to convict him of responsibility for the homicide. They did the best they could do by impeaching him and making him ineligible to ever hold office in his State again.

[@erkl8823]

@@Vamer1337 people in SD have the internet?!? What's next? Y'all gonna be driving cars & having cellphones???

[@marie_84]

​@@erkl8823 I'm watching from Germany & i'm learning so much about uh-merica every day...thx 😂 really fascinating...🤗🧐🤭☻😂🤣

[@mortimerjames218]

He wasn't charged???? Wtfff

[@TheEbonyEngineer]

Never ask this man to tell you a short story.

[@GuaranteedEtern]

"If I could demonstrate..."

[@waffle_chair9269]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hideyourcontent907]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Disktoaster]

Man, he went about his damage control so much like someone who's staged an accident and needs to be witnessed "finding" the body... And those two detectives knew he knew that was a human. Tragic that someone's life is worth simply a career and some driving infractions. Nobody else gets off with a "using cellphone while driving charge" if someone dies as a result of that cell phone use. This is just dirty, I need a shower.

[@nyutrig]

exactly.

[@halfashine6348]

yeah welcome to america, land of the free and the brave...if you're rich that is

[@jeremythompson1593]

Spot on!!

[@paige6702]

@@halfashine6348 Don't forget white!

[@leannemo7382]

@@halfashine6348 He wasn’t rich, and even drove a used Ford Taurus. Nonetheless, it’s not only the rich that get away with these crimes. A young working class woman nearly killed me when texting as she plowed into my car. My neck snapped, shoulder broken too, etc…and I suffered for years. She received no criminal charges, even though we had proven she was texting an old high school flame at the time of impact (she was forced to admit it). After suing for several years, her insurance finally paid me a lousy $15k for my pain & suffering, and future medical bills. What a joke when I’ve continued to have pain for nearly a decade. I also missed my own father’s funeral just days later. It was a devastating just time for me. The insurance providers do not want to let go of their money via settlements and will fight like heck, with their hard core lawyers, to protect their bottom line and, by extension, the perpetrators… *rich or poor.* Also, with next to no money or assets, there was nothing for which I could sue my texting perpetrator. If she’d been rich, I would’ve likely been better compensated, so it’s very possible that this Attorney General’s family was sued by the victim’s family. Hopefully they were awarded, or settled for, a larger sum of money. 🤑

[@marksprinkle]

Update: he was given a plea deal. He pleaded guilty to an illegal lane change and using his phone while driving. He paid a $1000 fine. That's all. All other charges were dropped by good ol' boy prosecutors.

[@kellismith4329]

You can’t really say it was malicious without evidence or witnesses,only 2 people really know what happened

[@yourtravelgal7821]

@@kellismith4329I agree.

[@taylorm771]

@@kellismith4329 You don't need to prove malice for manslaughter. Specifically, manslaughter is the act of killing without malice.

[@TicketTim]

It's more like his personality is malicious. He is a rotten person certainly not a stand up guy. Self centered POS . Since he is not a stand up guy then 90% of his wealth to 5he family, 50 lashes with the cane & 5 yrs work camp in China. If he was a standup person then 90 % of his wealth to family 1 year no license then let him go back to work makeup his loss

[@kathismith7441]

He was fired. 😂

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

The fact this dude made such a big deal to go look for this “deer” with that guy the next day is such BS. He KNEW he hit that guy, THATS why he took a witness & went looking

[@Tikkitzz]

See but that’s what gets me. Why go back to bring attention to the body if he was trying to get away with it? If he’d just left it alone he really could have stuck to that story. But he’s the one the brought attention to the body right?

[@KrakkenXXX]

@@Tikkitzzto get Tim to see his “reaction” to the body as a “witness”

[@KrakkenXXX]

@@Tikkitzzhe would’ve been linked to it soon after if not anyway. He thought he’d be able to control the narrative if he did that.

[@beingblack]

I'd bet on the fact he discussed with his dad and possibly more people how to best handle the situation, too.

[@Noisemansoundinsect]

None of these people ever get in any trouble like the rest of us certainly would

[@robertanickerson1472]

Love your comment. My was almost exactly the same

[@alasacab6784]

Would be interesting to see similar cases he tried

[@makingchanges5943]

This is exactly why we can’t be swayed either way by any of these politicians or the media that sides with them. They will say and do anything to keep us divided because that makes it easy to get our votes and ensures their seats as career politicians.

[@SmilerORocker]

The fact that he rang 911 and stated his job title rather than his name says it all. Can't say I've every called emergency services and said "I'm the data and telephony consultant for a VERY large insurance company".

[@ScamCast]

Pretty obvious the only reason he wanted to go to the crime scene the next day was to make sure the body was discovered on his terms and not later on by someone passing by. He knew there was a body.

[@MissHinds09]

Yep.

[@vanguy7810]

100%

[@ericcoverdale9523]

AND, if he had noticed those glasses, he would have definitely "lost" them! I was sickened by his sentence, he deserved Manslaughter!! At least, he's banned from office!

[@irocksixx]

It crashed THROUGH his windshield.

[@amelliamendel2227]

100% he knew, but he shouldn't of "found it", should have just let it be, imo.

[@dwavico]

This is the dumbest thing. No one goes back the next day to "look for the deer".

[@evaldsinanovic8437]

What a piece of work..came in smiling and cracking jokes after finding out he killed someone. Used his position or attempted to, definitely got political privilege. Rehearsed his story repeatedly with obvious nervousness when talking about it knowing its a lie. The fact that he runs out of breath while talking about the accident only says more than enough. Condolences to the poor victims family and loved ones

[@phillymerked]

Everyone handleds this kind of thing differently

[@mauricethompson2286]

No, HE'S A PROJECT!

[@DeviceAnathema]

Thank you. Way more than the cops did. Notice that the cop on the scene was never prosecuted? Dude who was RIGHT THERE and would have seen exactly what happened? Oh but that's never brought up as an issue.

[@DeviceAnathema]

@@phillymerked .....Murder?

[@davidwoermansr]

@@DeviceAnathema the sheriff was questioned he came from in front of him and busted a U behind him the tow truck driver didn't even see the body and he drove past it twice

[@TheOnlyMelCruz]

One issue with this case is how did the sheriff not see the man that was hit in the accident? If the car was towed, how did the tow truck drivers not see the victim either 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@persaunna]

Completely agree. That is mystifying.

[@evryhndlestakn]

My question among a few also.

[@lscorpiusl605]

A state highway, in the middle of the night? In between towns? It's dark as all hell

[@C0wb0yBebop]

That be the True True you speak

[@elizabethd8147]

​@@lscorpiusl605with a lit flashlight in pitch black???

[@commonsensetruecrime9635]

He also refers to the man he killed as “it”…😡 he acts like he hit a deer.😡 You KILLED a MAN!!!!

[@andiward7068]

When he said "and then I.. then the *incident* happened..." my hackles went up. Dropping your keys down a sewer is an "incident", what he did was *hit a fvking person!*

[@A6Legit]

​@@andiward7068 probably doesn't wanna be on camera saying "and then I killed that guy"

[@downfromthereeefters]

I literally shouted when I found out the glasses in the car were the victim's, and that his face went through the windshield. That is seriously horrifying, and there's absolutely no way this guy didn't catch a glimpse of the blue shirt the victim was wearing, nor his human features, as the poor guy crashed up on his hood and partially went through his windshield. This is a very disturbing and infuriating case.

[@carolehayden8566]

Typical overreacting by a bullshouting criminal politician. Seriously brown nosing. Great comment, Downfrom...🏆

[@raphaellavictoria01]

...but the comments such as "he gives "too many details", "he's anxious" are still wrong: anyone would be anxious. He gives a step by step, as he remembers it, account with no attempt to summarize. This COULD be a sign of telling the truth, especially when indeed anxious, I've done it myself. But it just so happened that, as it turned out, he was skipping some steps. Nevertheless, the narrator is wrong, that's not a clear sign of deceit.

[@grfnprjx]

This guy is the worst. No way he didn’t see the victim, and all the cover up he and the sheriff did is very appalling. He was proven to be on his phone and not paying attention. He’s a disgusting human being.

[@2-pistols]

He was probably drunk so he didn't want to stop and lose his precious career

[@grfnprjx]

@@2-pistols would not doubt it .. he also has a long history of traffic violations in general

[@MrWeuste]

The thing that throws me is, the sheriff is like here take my personal vehicle and drive home. It was probably something closer to the effect of come to my place sober up then get out of here

[@wesleydeer889]

They proved he was reading a website article at the time of impact. And they were also able to prove that he took 848 steps and walked right by the body. So basically, he was guilty as hell, 100% at fault, and got away with it.

[@stormcherry6064]

Not only that - the victim had a flashlight that was still on when the detectives went to the crime scene!

[@davidwoermansr]

And he was driving on the shoulder

[@DrMatthewHudson]

He is innocent

[@davidwoermansr]

@@DrMatthewHudson he wouldn't have taken a plea agreement and lost his job if he was innocent

[@DrMatthewHudson]

@@davidwoermansr innocent people never take a plea agreement?

[@ItsBobbyBlTCH]

As an attorney, let alone the Attorney General, why do you go and stay in an interrogation (especially the second time after he knew for a fact that he had killed a person) without the presence of a lawyer? Just because you’re an attorney doesn’t mean that you should handle it by yourself. That is so ludicrous to me. I’m so sorry for the family. Awful, awful news.

[@timothy2935]

welp how did it end up turning out for him ?? ecactly .... he knew he was getting off scott free ... so thisis all just for show lol

[@jamiecrawford7220]

That just shows u how corrupted the system is outside looking in. The Attorney General already knows he's not getting charged and nothing will happen unequivically its self explanitory to them but not us bc we dont "Qualify" for the get out of jail card like this political peasant status does irrefutably.. Of course we would say thats crazy to not have a lawyer beside u, well when u know 100% that the Police are not going to charge u there is no reason to have one. This is the Proof right before our eyes him not having a lawyer present its Corruption again for the reasons I mentioned above as well as feathered by bias & Conflict of Interest from police and absolutely no justice for the deceased man or his family.. This guy here never said or showed any condolences, appologies, or sympathy towards the man he killed he couldn't care less and The Police backing him up all premedatated..

[@amelliamendel2227]

When you're the AG, you don't need no lawyer.

[@tasteflavored]

All the wheels had already been greased, they're just putting on a show so everyone covers their ass. I figure that's the only reason this was released to the public

[@fadedrose9]

​@@amelliamendel2227 WRONG!!

[@petepayette6690]

Guilty as hell of manslaughter...... What a corrupt justice system

[@schmimzy]

He was so focused on getting the detectives to believe his story that he forgot humans have emotions. It's sick that he never asked about the person he hit and only ever referred to him as "the body".

[@wowyathink5982]

Ask what? How dead he actually is? What is he supposed to ask about the man?

[@icantthinkofaname15]

​@@wowyathink5982 The man died. She's saying he could have showed some type of empathy.

[@BvictoryforChrist]

That’s a good point

[@davidwoermansr]

He asked how he got so far down the road

[@The-realnews]

It work to his favorite

[@JTCT371]

I LOVE the moment detectives go from asking questions and listening to a suspect ramble to the confrontational part.....thus is when you see them start to break down. Its awesome.

[@weotalks2810]

He had to know The INTERAGATION GAME . EVERYONE THATS BEEN A LEO KNOWS THE PLAYBOOK... ALWAYS LAWYER UP

[@TheresaofTheWorld]

Yesssss. I agree

[@bretthousman8317]

@@weotalks2810 he IS a freaking lawyer. how does he not know that?

[@TicketTim]

Never, ever, ever give the police evidence .

[@marie_84]

The narcissists prayer: That didn't happen. And if it did, it wasn't that bad. And if it was, that's not a big deal. And if it is, that's not my fault. And if it was, I didn't mean it. And if I did, *YOU DESERVED IT.*

[@MsSassySean]

❤❤❤

[@ralphralpherson9441]

Aren't we all narcisists in one way or another? Just the state of politics today and social media.... everyone standing on their moral pedestal, shouting venom, hate, and slander down to others (total strangers at that) all because they disagree about something ridiculous like "can men be pregnant?" or "do plastic parts make a rifle an "ASSAULT WEAPON"???" I think the dawn of social media has made EVERYONE into self-absorbed twats. Posting doctored and filtered photos of idealized poses to pretend our lives are better and more exciting and impactful than they really are, just to impress total strangers. It's sickening and anyone over age 40 is like "what the HELL are these kids doing???"... But even the older folks are twisted and narcisistic in their own way (they had reality TV and think everything is a TV show). It's stupid and I pray to God that Gen Z can somehow recover from this horrendous society we have all created. Because right now, if TikTok is any indicator, they're going to be the most self-obscessed generation to ever live. I think EVERYONE ON EARTH right now (save for a few remote populations) could stand to become a lot less arrogant and self-assured and become a whole lot more humble, considerate and kind.

[@brucewayne823]

This is so accurate that it gives me ptsd.

[@philosopherwithin]

I love this!!!

[@Stanley.77]

Haha...I like that!

[@almondhastings]

Thanks!

[@byrnesy3618]

What a really decent man ! Gave every piece of detail imaginable (except the weather) he even filled up the Sheriffs car & was kind enough to inform the Sheriff of the body. Please ! What a load of rubbish. He knew what he did that night!!!

[@gLORYtOtHEfREEwORLD]

Ano 100% he definitely knew what he hit all this is a act. It looks so fake cause he’s just used to being believed. There absolutely way to much information for what he thought was an accident. I’ll bet he was tuned In over the limit I wonder what has happened to him by the way

[@lilmatchgirl5221]

I believe he knew.

[@ontariochaplaincy5594]

This man is the living devil, that poor man life could have been save if he had just request an ambulance and be honest. He is a lier and most likely lied sending innocent people to jail, His past sins caught up with him 😢

[@BigBones187]

No way to prove he knew that night. even the cops that came out there didnt see the body that night. Now i do believe he was on his phone i think thats pretty obvious but saying "what a load of rubbish he knew what he did that night" is the reasons jurys are so bad in this country. They ignore the evidence or lack there of on a topic and go with their own random or bias thoughts. I havnt seen any evidence in this case to point to "he knew what he did that night" being true. I've seen plenty of evidence that he was very negligent and was on his phone so probably didnt see what he hit. but there is no evidence pointing to he knew he hit a person and then the cops worked with him to cover that up. Even if it is true and who knows it could be there is no evidence showing its true! If you're ever called in for Jury duty please just follow the evidence not your own opinion thats why so many cases with a huge amount of reasonable doubt still come back guilty. Because ppl who are bad jurors look at a mountian of evidence showing reasonable doubt and ignore it for 1 or 2 pieces of evidence pointing toward the person and dont care that those pieces of evidence could be coincidental. Its the states job to prove a crime beyond resonable doubt. There are plenty of examples of this out there. Gotta look at the totality of the evidence.

[@CoreyCantwell-jv4be]

I believe the sheriff knew too. He gave him his own car so that he wouldn't have to explain why he didn't notice the attorney general was drunk while he gave him a ride home or sat with him in his car or anything like that. Kill time, do the blood draw later, make damn sure you're not drunk, look totally innocent. Why would he just go home if he knew he hit someone? Because that's exactly what he wants you to think.

[@commonsensetruecrime9635]

“Hello 911, I am the Attorney General…” what’d he expect back? “Oh REALLY?!!! I’m your BIGGEST FAN!!!” Give me a break.

[@A6Legit]

"hello, 911? Im the president" FYI

[@millieatr]

🤣😂🤣

[@komlat253]

Haha right . Who actually knows the Attorney general in there state ? He's a no body with somebody power .

[@palladium607]

Lmaooooooooooo

[@CJ-222]

Typical politician

[@maevtr3922]

"genius manipulator" - you could have just said politician and we would have gotten it.

[@Celtic-Willow]

100%

[@lncasterw1ls0n68]

My god that was so deep.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

Could have said Republican politician.

[@rosamy2017]

Lol I actually misread the title as “evil manipulator”. I like my misread better 😅

[@maevtr3922]

@@victoriawilliams2786 Imagine living in the year 2023 and just thinking that one side of the political spectrum is corrupt.

[@nomygame5732]

I've watched this twice, and when he suddenly says BOOM when he hit the poor man always startles me. He says it so callously 😮

[@byrontaft2018]

It was so obvious that he knew exactly what he did. He basically got away with killing a man by recieving a little slap on the hand. $1,000 fine is absolutely absurd! If any of us were to do what he did, we'd be spending the next decade behind bars.. Makes me sick to my stomach

[@tThisNThat]

Well I hope his career is OVER NOW...disgraceful

[@byrontaft2018]

@@tThisNThat Last June he was removed from office and permanently barred from holding office in the state of South Dakota

[@tThisNThat]

@@byrontaft2018 Well at least that is something. I feel just horrible. We the people need to put our collective feet DOWN. These people of so called "power" getting away with crimes....enough already.

[@byrontaft2018]

@@tThisNThat I agree 100%

[@byrontaft2018]

@@tThisNThat It's almost like the majority of people are unaware that we hold the ultimate power!

[@GrobbyNoblin]

I feel uncomfortable just watching the detectives question him. I can only imagine how they felt.

[@Wankle.]

You actually watch these things ? I just listen in the car

[@wesleyAlan9179]

@@Wankle. I do both, it depends. Sometimes I lay in bed and listen till I fall asleep, lol!

[@GrobbyNoblin]

@Wankle I usually just listen but sometimes on a day off I will watch them. its obvious these detectives are tip-toe ing around this guy. They know hes not a typical suspect.

[@Wankle.]

@@GrobbyNoblin oh, I wouldn’t call that uncomfortable, but we are probably from different countries and vocabulary changes a lot. Yeah they definitely are being quite sensitive with him. I agree

[@Wankle.]

@@wesleyAlan9179 ahaha I’m always to Interested to fall asleep 🤣

[@stevenneesam2210]

I remember that time I knocked over and killed someone and the local sheriff came and loaned me his personal car to get myself home for a nice relaxing cup of tea, this kind of thing happens all the time...

[@jillwanlin9558]

Those were the days 😂

[@bonniemorgan8277]

We all know he was probably on his phone and not paying attention. Really sad for the poor man who was killed and his family.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

30:27 The man's glasses ended up inside Ravnsborg vehicle. He must have known he hit a person.

[@mickeybell8933]

Unless he really didn't realize that they were in there

[@TurboCarotte]

@@mickeybell8933 He probably didn't realise they were in there, but in order to get them in there, the face of the killed man must have hit really hard the windshield, and the other fucker must saw it. No way he missed that unless he's blind, impared or a liar.

[@mickeybell8933]

@@TurboCarotte....I'm almost done watching it and I think that it's impossible that he didn't know he hit the man...I still have many questions about this...did he hide the body and what about the sheriff...did he cover for him...nobody saw any blood on his car the night of the accident

[@julielemoine3954]

I still don’t understand how there was zero blood or hair on the vehicle or windshield.

[@deborahhershey3045]

@@julielemoine3954 Think! Review the Darrell Brooks case. Blood is found around the body where it lands after being hit unless the body fly's up onto the hood and hits the windshield. The person hit would be running v walking or standing still in order to hit the windshield

[@tomlevasseur8550]

Missing the flashlight beacon really convinced me that he was lying. Why this wasn’t manslaughter with handcuffs is frustrating. Great example of two tiered justice system.

[@kelvinlee5509]

What if the light was not on when he got hit? And he was knocked out and turned the light on when he regained consciousness hopefully to attack help. I have hit a deer 🦌 and didn't know what I hit. Believe it or not I had too coworkers carpooling and hit a deer and neither knew what they hit, until i told them the deer is in the back seat.

[@tomlevasseur8550]

@@kelvinlee5509 knocked out, regained consciousness? Was that evidence ?His face went through the windshield.

[@leannemo7382]

Agreed. It didn’t help matters that the sheriff missed the body on the night of the accident.

[@leannemo7382]

@@kelvinlee5509 The detectives stated that the victim died upon impact; his brains were instantly crushed. Also, his flashlight remained on at the time they discovered his body in the morning.

[@mattneil1449]

@@kelvinlee5509 what if you could stop being a horrible person and admit what really happened here?

[@KayElle75]

I'm stunned how old this man looks. He's younger than me. I've seen this interrogation before but I'll watch it again.

[@Matt-ym5tr]

Thought exactly the same

[@markhagen1329]

Me, too! I'm older than he is, and was SHOCKED to hear his age.

[@nicolas_poli]

That's what hair dying looks like. Politicians start to do the same thing in my country to look older and considered wiser

[@KMTSports21]

@@nicolas_poli or they just DON’T dye their hair when they turn gray like most vain folks do. Some folks can’t stand going gray, so they’ll get the ol’ dye job…but to your point, I agree the salt & pepper hair (light gray w/ some darker gray mixed in) is a good look for politicians to make them appear…seasoned. 😂 It was a good look for ol’ Clooney, now everyone wants to do it. But yeah…could be a guy dyeing his hair, but could just as well be a guy who chose NOT to dye his hair. It’s not uncommon to go gray-ish in your 40’s. I’m in my 30’s and have white hairs in my beard. It’s coming!

[@Stanley.77]

​@@nicolas_poli You've got a good point, there! I've dyed my hair in the past, but I dyed it to get rid of the grey, not to add more! I only did it a couple times. I guess because I got my teeth pulled in my late 30s, and couldn't afford the immediate "temporary dentures" at the time, and I was self-conscious about it, as I was an HVAC installer at the time, and dealt with customers every day, and I was taken aback by how much older I looked, so I tried that "Just For Men" stuff. Anyway, I do remember a trend about 6-7 years ago when both men AND (surprisingly) some women in their 20s/early-30s were dying their hair silvery-grey! I remember, even conservative commentator Ben Shapiro did the "grey hair at 30" thing which looked a bit ridiculous, in my opinion. Luckily that fad seems to have died out (no pun intended) amongst younger folks, but I could certainly see people in their 40s and 50s doing this to look "old and wise."

[@jeffhatmaker817]

The evidence against this guy is damning. Almost anyone else would've been charged with homicide.

[@lucyswannsunsafespace7313]

I feel the need to officially apologize to the victim’s family for this atrocious ruling. This is one of the worst miscarriages of justice I’ve ever seen. I’m so sorry for your loss and the fact that no one really had to pay for it. The sentence handed down to this entitled politician was by no means remotely justice for you all 😢

[@annettemcgarvey23]

These investigators nailed him

[@monopinion8799]

No need to be official as your are not part of his staff!

[@jessicataylor7174]

This is the kind of miscarriage of justice that leads to people taking the law into their own hands. I'm disgusted by the outcome, that was a person's LIFE! :(

[@blackjesus9687]

Thank you

[@johnmichaels4330]

Welcome to the American cast system.

[@deborahhiggins3071]

Since when do deer wear glasses,this guy is a real piece of work!

[@suspencer415]

They really shoulda known he wasn’t going to be up front and honest based solely on the fact he’s attorney general and thought that was incredibly important to tell dispatch who exactly he is.

[@arturohernandez5509]

and when they ask for his phone and he says “i AM still the attorney general 😀” … of course it was in reference to needing his phones back quickly but i can’t help but feel like it was a thinly veiled pressure tactic

[@patriciagarris1452]

My uncle was killed the same way. Car broke down on the side of the interstate and he was standing with it when a truck driver who was high hit him. He left him there, crossing state lines and trying to hide the front of the truck with the damage/blood. I would give SO much to see his interrogation @strangerstories

[@steviej359]

You don't make it all the way to Attorney General without the ability to spin a convincing story, that is what lawyers do.

[@sinatra222]

It wasn't a convincing story tho

[@DJCPreston]

@@sinatra222 it was convincing enough to do it's job. The prosecution understood he wasn't going to make this easy for them, and given he was their sitting attorney general, that would be prohibitively expensive for them to fight. The lack of lawyer also let them know he'd probably self represent, so could afford to play the costs game against them. All in all they were convinced to go with the misdemeanors he felt like accepting, rather than anything more serious.

[@kevindunlap5525]

NO JAIL TIME, HE WALKED.

[@blckber4499]

I don't think anyone is surprised someone in such a position attempted to leverage his title as AG in any way possible to manipulate the investigation in his favor. Based on all actions, statements, and steps taken clearly show, this POS knew damn well he didn't hit a damn deer. Nobody calls 911 because they struck a deer, especially a person of his position and title. He gave himself away by overreacting and feeling the need to return to the scene and look around for the man he already knew was there deceased.

[@cratedivizion]

yea like who returns to the scene where they thought they hit a deer. he knew.

[@ThatGuy-qg4ww]

Returning to the scene was weird, but people do call the police for hitting a deer for insurance purposes. Just saying

[@amelliamendel2227]

He should have not "found" the body, would have been at least a couple days and they may not have even tied it to him.

[@fadedrose9]

His car was disabled - the windshield was smashed. Have you thought of that?

[@joerusso6473]

Makes you wonder what career politicians get away with…

[@Whoa.Emmaaa]

The fact that people still talk to detectives without a lawyer is still confusing to me.

[@user-yl4lf9mh1w]

People want to know what the police know. People want to appear innocent. The police use psychology to get them into the room.

[@kennymorelandiii9406]

A lot of people believe that refusing to talk to cops without a lawyer present makes you seem guilty or that you're trying to hide something. How cops act sometimes when you even mention remaining silent or wanting a lawyer doesn't help and can pressure some into cooperation when it could be bad for them

[@Kthb80]

@@kennymorelandiii9406 what a lot of people believe is a total misconception. Any detective, who doesn’t immediately shut up when someone invokes their right, is risking their entire case.

[@Fryedoreo]

Natural liars need information in order to continue to lie. They’ve lied to their partners, kids, parents, etc.. lying to police is the ultimate rush for some but probably not in this case. He clearly was wielding his power as he’s constantly reminding them of his position and who he is.

[@arthurraff]

Shut up you act live everyone has the money and a lawyer on standby stfu

[@madboytech]

if you take a shot everytime he says "I'm the attorney general" you'd die of alcohol poisoning

[@williambiggs9752]

Absolutely if he wasn’t a political figure the sheriff definitely wouldn’t have taken his word that he just hit a deer. I’m so sick of “their team” meaning cops,judges,lawyers and politicians getting to play by a different set of rules than the rest of us.

[@gingyberrie]

same.

[@kevindunlap5525]

NO JAIL TIME, HE WALKED.

[@baberoot1998]

Agreed...itnis sickening. However...it is reality. Mankind is corrupt. Yes...even officials in "authority". But rest assured my friend...there is a Creator/Designer, who is watching ALL, and these corrupt "officials", are surely, NOT going to get away with their crimes in the long run. They WILL have to face Jesus Christ on Judgment Day. The problem is...none of them believe that. In fact...that is the real problem with corrupt officials...they are not afraid of God. Sad...but true. They are only making things hard on themselves...in the long run. Woe unto those poor souls on Judgement Day.

[@g2k2ent.10]

Let's not be surprised, this is the world we live in..... This is why you bust your ass to be somebody.... Society has levels, this is why you DONT want to be at the bottom

[@janesays96]

@@g2k2ent.10isn’t that the sad truth, eh?

[@whiskey7edc2]

You can feel how uncomfortable that detective is questioning him.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

*All by design.* They sent a junior detective in there on purpose, just for optics, make it look like they were really 'investigating'

[@Mr.SoulLow]

Yeah...this interrogation is very non challant and even borderline pathetic. The questions asked and the responses just feel like there doing this just for the camera and not to get to the bottom of it.

[@leeengel]

Absolutely... it's hard to watch. He knew he didn't hit a deer.

[@luckyhands4995]

I can feel his lack of balls.

[@A6Legit]

​@@leeengel prolly drunk no doubt. "Political event"

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

The epitome of intimidation and abuse of power. Things us mere mortals could never experience.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Had it been one of us, we'd be in cuffs!

[@TimApple.]

​@@wesleyAlan9179 What do you mean, "one of us?" That's racist.

[@psychotixpsyclopz1633]

​@Tim Apple She obviously meant one of us average citizens.

[@wesleyAlan9179]

@@psychotixpsyclopz1633 I'm a he, my man😄

[@wesleyAlan9179]

@@TimApple. One of us...like you and me, and the guy I was responding to. ...you are one of us, right? I hope you're not serious 😆

[@cassandramagnusson1787]

This man is COMPLETELY insufferable!!!!! He sounds like a child trying to get out of trouble with his mom for breaking her precious china, while telling her his entire day to drag it out!!! He just sounds guilty!! What a trash can!!.... I keep waiting for the officer with gray hair to fall asleep!! lol ......Why wouldnt you call 911 when you found the body?? And how come no one actually looked around that night?? He could have still been alive!! Uggg, so upsetting!!

[@BB_TRUTH]

The law doesn't apply to him 🤷🏽‍♀️ So sad for the family 😔

[@JinapherShakur]

@20:04...Really?! I wonder how many other people were allowed to hang out at the sheriff's house, and borrow a vehicle? I bet he does this for everyone! He's so sweet. Lol. It makes me so angry when people try to use their money and power to get out of trouble. It's so messed up.

[@luciennetaylor4608]

Yea why didn't that Sheriff look around for what he hit.😅

[@socillizt4life]

🎯

[@socillizt4life]

“Love me or hate me it’s your choice”🤷‍♂️ Well with that spot on comment,which I was literally scrolling down just waiting to come across because that type of blatant fkry of the 2 tier so called “justice systems”,or the lack there of on this planet gets me fuming. I was seriously surprised I had to scroll down so far until your sensible soul nailed it. So I’d definitely choose the former to the question posed on your Channels personal info section,without a doubt. Not just a pretty face (although you definitely have that) with a dope surname & a good head on your shoulders to boot,what’s not too love?🤔…..❤️ ✌️fi Scotland via Belize. ✊🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇧🇿✊🏾

[@JinapherShakur]

@@socillizt4life I can't tell if you're being serious, or a smartass. Lol

[@JinapherShakur]

@@socillizt4life Lol. I'm still confused on you being sarcastic, or being genuine. I get hate comments on my replies often, so I was curious.....you are correct about the "justice system"! It's corrupt as hell; most times as long as you have enough money, they can make your "problems" just disappear like magic. My broke ass would be in prison forever. Lol ❤️

[@beachgirlshari]

I think what bothers me most is that as AG, he wouldn't tolerate this nonsensical bouquet of excuses coming from any other defendant. But expects it to fly for himself.

[@JDOGTV-]

Exactly

[@davidmorse3190]

This is basically how a child explains to mommy how the dog got covered in peanut butter

[@SergeantSarge]

As a non-American, this guy makes me think of the stereotypical ‘good old boy’. Rural politician who enjoys the trappings of office and sails through life bending the rules with little consequence. Pity he got off because hearing him squirm and panic was truly delicious

[@froggybutt420]

you're spot on. sure you aren't american?

[@nicholawilson8555]

​@@froggybutt420 I think all politicians are the same all over the world 🌎

[@winstonchurchill4340]

You’ve seen too many tv shows and you clearly aren’t hearing about what the fascist Democrats are doing in the US today. We have an illegitimate Chinese puppet in the WH and as close to “good ol boys” as him and his people get us when they’re trying to arrest them or kill them.

[@SergeantSarge]

@@nicholawilson8555 Quite likely - I’m in the UK and we’re small enough/homogenous enough that there’s no real difference between politicians representing rural vs urban districts. Oftentimes, politicians are moved around the country based on whether the party needs them to have a safe majority. The basic premise of rule bending etc is gonna be true the world over, but in my head there’s a very specific image of a small-town middle-of-nowhere (usually Republican) official embodying those negative traits and this person is absolutely that.

[@nicholawilson8555]

@@SergeantSarge I'm in UK as well I believe we are going for major rebellion here, I agree even his hand jester I found the whole thing frustrating 😑

[@elizabethd8147]

I appreciate the amount of remorse, compassion and sympathy he has for his victim. The grief and regret he's feeling is palpable. Oh, wait...none of that was apparent here. No emotion whatsoever! Especially towards the end when he said he didn't expect this to happen to HIM. No concerns whatsoever to the innocent man who he killed.

[@jmara3741]

Newsflash woman, most people are like this. You live in a world filled with people like him so no idea why this is so shocking to anybody.

[@elizabethd8147]

@jmara3741 newsflash dude...this video wasn't about everyone else, it was about him and what he did. Hence, why I was talking about him and his behavior. Not sure what's so hard to comprehend about that.

[@msladydi123]

Lost count of how many times he mentioned that he was "ATTORNEY GENERAL". Too many to count...even when called 911 " This is the ATTORNEY GENERAL" Who does that??

[@elizabethd8147]

@msladydi123 exactly! He was leaning hard to the position that his job would get him special treatment and possibly using it to intimidate as well.

[@lolabennett6587]

Selfish and uncaring

[@terisasam5604]

If he didn't see the man it was precisely because he was on his phone period. He committed vehicular manslaughter of murder. If he got away with it, that is the worst crime of all. No one else would have ever gotten off. Politicians get away with murder all the time. He should be forced to resign his position in government.

[@Matthematic7]

His phone was locked over a minute before the impact.

[@winstonchurchill4340]

He wasn’t on the phone, we’ve established that. Accidents happen. People with your mentality are exactly why a “jury of your peers” doesn’t work. Not saying you’re stupid, but there are entirely too many stupid people out there with agendas, facts-be-damned.

[@archergirl8543]

Why?? 3 people missed the body. Seems to me like a genuine accident. Maybe the pedestrian was walking on a part of the road he shouldn’t of been? Obviously the guy wasn’t drunk or the sheriff would not of given his personal vehicle to drive home.. this was a tragic accident and I don’t think he should be charged.

[@USlisa50]

He was impeached

[@natalierichardson9175]

@@archergirl8543 I agree with you completely

[@Flo-tha_A-]

Fuck! at the start , you couldn't tell me that you didnt think he was interviewing them!!! two 😂😂

[@jewelwheeler1]

I'm just wondering why the attending sherrif didn't go over the whole crash scene. I'm sure they would have found the poor man that night. It all seems like a cover up to me. My condolances to the man's family and friends.

[@iamGRILLSY]

Because it was the AG. Same reason he gave him his own car.

[@DSmith-tx5pz]

Shouldn’t the sheriff have seen the light from the flashlight too though? I question if the sheriff was in on it or simply turned a blind eye because it was the AG

[@arlodewald5378]

The sheriff didn't do his job to start with of what me heard ? He didn't want to know anything that an AG that my have hurt he career . As bad as that car was torn up and not one sign of a deer ! Did that sheriff even look or was blinded by his pentenal suckle up the slimy political ladder . I would have liked this show to have played recordings of his first calls after he killed a human being because he was looking for political porn on the democrats so he can slimy his way up the republican criminal political party latter . My first and foremost concern would have been of what I hit ? Then of the person that I had Killed and all of his family and friends who will spend the rest of their lives hoping that he didn't have to much needless suffering for no reason . The selfishness of one person can has such an incredible devastating impact so many people lives . Not at one time that I seen did this selfishness scumbag ever ask who he killed , what's his name or about his family . Nor did the lite handed guys how were investigating him . Never once did they say your totally careless driving killed Mr. _______ .

[@JosephFallon]

An Attorney General is using a phone with no pass code.

[@mickeybell8933]

I guess he has nothing to hide

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

I feel so sorry for the mother lost her husband just two weeks before and then her son.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

Oh my god. How tragic! I haven’t made it to the part of the video that says that (if you found out here that is, idk). That’s so damn sad.

[@danielmckay8542]

Really sad, can't imagine giving the news.

[@YAVIAH]

How come somebody who earn his living lying can be do nervous while lying?

[@goodcitizen-ft9bg]

I can’t believe the sheriff loaned a man who was drunk his personal car to go home after he just committed vehicular manslaughter

[@Drarraj]

There was no evidence to suggest he was drunk

[@patrickerskine1819]

Dat the only reason he acts like hit a deer,he didn't take di antibiotics bcoz he was planning on drinking,

[@poppyhimbo]

freemasonic brotherhood crimes

[@4Wardlogistics]

I can't believe South Dakota citizens elected this moron to start with

[@DeviceAnathema]

You can't? I sure can.

[@AmyJoyLandry]

Him talking about the sheriff's reaction to hearing about the body was so strange, sus as hell

[@emmajanes]

whenever i see a long upload from yall, i know im in for a treat

[@jamestillery30]

This fool said I had (1) regular Coca Cola. He didn’t mention the bottle of rum he mixed it with.

[@wesleydeer889]

51 seconds before the 911 call was made. He was holding his phone reading a website article. And was traveling at 76 mph. As guilty as anyone could ever possibly be, you could not get more guilty. And totally got away with it other than paying off the wife a couple hundred thousand dollars.

[@Matthematic7]

Ravnsborg’s phone was locked at the time of impact and wasn’t used for over a minute before.

[@wesleydeer889]

@@Matthematic7 you must not have watched the video. They had a print out, showing he was reading an article, was scrolling through the article, one minute before the 911 call lol. That is literally definitive proof he was on his phone when he hit somebody walking on the shoulder. I mean who hits a large object, that busts the windshield, remains on the car for a couple seconds…. But didn’t see anything. Ravnsborg lucked out, only had to pay off the wife.

[@Matthematic7]

@@wesleydeer889 “Investigators say forensics on Ravnsborg's cellphone indicated the impact with Boever occurred at 10:23:37 p.m., about a minute and 10 seconds after Ravnsborg's phone was locked. Another 15 seconds passed before the vehicle stopped moving, and another 30 seconds later, the call Ravnsborg made to 911 went out.” - Article from the Argus Leader, a Sioux Falls, SD news site. This is also in many other articles, but this was the most succinct statement I could find. It’s just a fact.

[@wesleydeer889]

​@@Matthematic7 some article?? The detective shows him the printout of his phone dump activity logs, at 2:09:27, that shows he was holding the phone, scrolling through an article about Joe Biden, 1 minute before The 911 call! So your news article was clearly misinformation. His phone was not locked at impact. He unlocked his phone 3 minutes before impact! It is totally indisputable, I mean watch the damn video. He was reading a website article 1 minute before the 911 call was made. I really don't even care he got away with the murder, I mean shit for all we know maybe the victim deserved to die. I'm sure the wife got at least a 100k from the non guilty politician lol.

[@wesleydeer889]

​@@Matthematic7 2:21:33 The detectives inform the politician that Joe's glasses, were inside his car. That Joe's face had went through the windshield. Which was probably about the same time that Joe's right leg was torn off his body. Along with all of his clothes, as he was naked when they found him. It's crazy what a 76 mph non-braking impact Will do.

[@karenpayne2583]

I wasn’t expecting the statement about the glasses in the car belonging to the victim. 😭 How could he NOT know that he hit a person?

[@Matthematic7]

Probably because he didn’t see the glasses and the man had already fallen off the car by the time he stopped.

[@stormcherry6064]

I like how he injects "I'm in the military" when they mention the broken parts of glasses found inside.

[@BigBones187]

Easy he was looking at his phone and reading something and bam hit it in an instant, When i hit a deer i was 99% sure it was a deer but not 100% sure and I wasnt reading something on my phone. It happened so fast i only got a small glance at the actual deer i was 99.9% sure it wasnt a human but not 100% til the cops got there and we found the deer. So i assume if i was not looking at road and was looking at my phone then ..... bam!.... its a flash by time you're looking its done you're scared your mind is racing Its easy to see how he could not know it was a person. You also gotta remember he didnt know those glasses were in his car seconds after the accident. He didnt know til that day the cops interviewed him. And he said that day he doesnt recognize those glasses. There is no evidence to show he knew it was a person during hitting the person or after the accident. Theres no evidence for a cover up. Theres no evidecne of any wrong doing in this case other than the liklyhood of him being on his phone while driving. Which sadly there isnt a good law in the state he lives to punish that crime. It would be negligent Homicide. I think thats only thing he could have possibly been charged for but again his state doesnt have that law so they coudlnt charge him for that .WIth the huge lack of evidence of wrongdoing the best they could have gotten him for is maybe criminal negligence if they have that law but TBH that would be kinda waste of time and money since likely he'd win that case since they didnt have 100% solid proof of him being on phone just that its pretty likely he was. In this case there just wasnt any evidence of wrong doing really the best they had was him on his phone but they couldnt prove he was on the phone the exact minute he hit the person only that he was shortly before he hit the person. So there shouldnt be any suprise he wasnt charged. He didnt get a ton of special treatment by not being charged. Its unlikely anyone who could afford a good lawyer or in his case is a good lawyer would be charged in this case. Now if you were Poor then yeah they're charging you to force a plea deal. special treatment isnt the issue with our justice system. The issue is Rich ppl get away with more crimes because unless its very very serious and in some cases even when it is very serious they dont get charged or they get found not guilty because they can buy such good lawyers where poor ppl dont have that option. DAs take advantage of this knowledge. They know poor ppl cant get the good legal defense so they charge them when they shouldn't in cases they have very very little chance of winning knowing that the person isnt gonna take the 1 or 2% chance of being found guilty and going to jail/prison for years if they get offered a plea deal and get probation or a very short sentence. This in turn lets the DAs rack up wins making it appear they're doing a great job fighting crime. Thats why you never see a rich person getting arrested for possession of illegal firearm, or negligence or many other crimes. Or any crime where the evidence isnt very clear cut and solid. Poor ppl get tons of hard jail time every day for a case that had no physical evidence and in many cases even week secondary evidence like witness ect. Because they dont have the money to fight it instead they get a lawyer appointed to them that has 200-300 other "clients" and can only spend a few hours tops on this persons case and in many cases that lawyer is just doing whatever he can to make a quick deal even if he knows the case is super weak and his "client" is likely innocent he doesnt care in his mind if he can get them to take the Plea deal and get 10 years its a win win win. THe DA gets a win, he gets a win on not having to work anymore on this case and the client gets a very small win in he wont have to take the huge risk of going to trail and having a 50% or higher chance of going away for 20 or 30 years for something he didnt do because the lawyer isnt gonna fight any harder. So these public defenders take plea deals getting innocent ppl years in jail because they know if it goes to trail they'll lose the case even if the case is crazy weak against the person the public defender knows he doesnt have the time or resources to dedicate to fight this case so to him getting that plea deal for 10 years saved his client 10-20 years of time because he cant win at trail because of the limitations the system has placed on him time wise resource wise ect. Its insane and unfair but its the way it works. Never top to the police, Get a real lawyer if you can, Don't take a plea deal if you're innocent unless they're rail roading you and its that or a huge sentence!

[@persaunna]

I didn't even catch that, and now I'm stupefied. Absolutely WTAF. He acted like they were HIS; even asked one of his people to send him a picture? Wasn't that him that asked for that?

[@BigBones187]

@@persaunna He didnt act like they were his they asked him if he had glasses he explained what type of glasses he had then they showed him a picture of the glasses and he said "no those are not mine"

[@davidaboykin7048]

Wow… This is pathetic. 3 misdemeanors?? I feel so sorry for this family. They did not get justice.

[@freddigreen5143]

The cop was telling the killer to get the hell out of there, he didn't have to say anything, reinforcing the fact where they usually get past that bit as quickly as they can. Anyone else would be under the jail in no time. It's absolutely Sickening to think that America's justice system is as good as it gets. Shameful is what this is.

[@sarahlu7797]

He was distracted and left the poor man to die to avoid accountability. This is unacceptable. He should be under the jail. 🤬

[@michaelbrownlee4857]

Prison like anyone else would

[@michaelbrownlee4857]

Sad how different even an interrogation is to "one of their own"

[@watcher_1960]

exactly... which is negligence, which is preventable. He committed a serious felony and has every reason to have his family fortune go to the widow and her family.

[@89bazoly]

“To be fair”, he probably killed him instantly. But he still killed him and knew he did and then lied. And then got away with it, being a politician.

[@DJCPreston]

@@mgenigma5 Luckily for the victim, he almost certainly died immediately and to the point he may not even have registered the impact. The reason I say this is the glasses being found inside the car, and his clothes being mostly gone. This means the impact pushed his head through the windscreen and then tore him out of it and through him across the road with with such force his clothes were shredded. For him to survive he'd have had to have that happen without breaking his neck, or suffering catastrophic damage to the brain or torso, which while technically possible isn't likely. With every minute that passes after impact he is more likely to have died. So yeah, while it is possible to be hit by car and live for hours, the description of the event by the police tends to suggest that the way he was hit means his injuries were far too severe for that to be the case here.

[@lalonguecarabine4952]

Wait..what? He was dead on impact so he didn't bleed because his heart had stopped pumping? This is a freaking homicide detective?

[@mikehod]

Thank you for posting this, so tragic. When the police said the glasses were the dead guys, holy shit!!!!! THEN the whole thing took a new twist entirely! HIS HEAD WAS IN THE WINDOW!!!

[@e.agoraphobicdickinsonpoet660]

That is so creepy.

[@suzyq6920]

I think the fact that neither the sheriff, nor the tow truck driver saw the body that night, supports the Attorney General's story, that he didn't see the body. Wouldn't the sheriff look around the scene? Why didn't he find the body? Or the glasses for that matter? It's not impossible that it was a pure accident. It's really sad for the family, who lost a loved one and I send my condolences.

[@keithkellogg5325]

What amazes me he’s a attorney general and gets questioned without a lawyer.They always think they are smarter than everyone else

[@waffle_chair9269]

Well he was. He didn’t do any jail time??

[@jadedjene8786]

Irony in action 😂

[@DeRock401]

Wait. His face went through the windshield? Jesus I thought the attorney general dude only hit something and didn’t realize it. WOW

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

The dudes Glasses were found IN HIS CAR. suspicious af

[@robjj5373]

​@@OneBadAssMoMo how's it suspicious?

[@mlc2016]

@@robjj5373 The glasses belonged to the victim and fell into Ravnsborg’s car after the victim’s head smashed through the windshield and remained stuck there for an undetermined amount of time. To say the least, these facts raise suspicion about Ravnsborg’s claim that he assumed he hit a deer. Deer do not have human heads, nor do they wear glasses.

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

@@mlc2016 well spoken, well said.

[@bettywhite6672]

So how did he get away with this and not get charged ?!

[@scottmerriman508]

This guy must have impeccable timing to have put the phone down and in the next few seconds hit a person,I call bs...

[@beautifuldisaster139]

these detectives are 🤡…some detectives just think everyone lies & somehow can’t wrap their head around someone telling the truth .. i’ve hit a deer before & the way they say the body just stay on the hood is ridiculous whatever body of person or animal it flies over the car after hitting the hood & windshield the windshield shatters therefore u can’t see crap once that happens so it’s possible he didn’t see whatever he hit it’s pitch black & windshield shattered .. & they try to make it out like he saw the guy after hitting him but there’s literally cases where the person was right there & people over look them but to these detectives not possible 🤦🏻‍♀️ 2:38:15 u say he’s tryin to get the detective to believe him is wow when he would be telling the truth.. after something traumatic a car wreck etc ur adrenaline is up & confused to what just happened so it’s possible u overlook a lot of thing esp being shock up but these detectives are just tryin to twist shit .. accidents happen & they can’t Comprehend that but again some detectives just enjoy charging people

[@beautifuldisaster139]

i never found the deer either i got out because i’m an animal lover so i was worried bout it but never found it so it’s possible he didn’t see the guy

[@jaray7710]

I’m surprised he didn’t tell them what color pajamas he wore bed and what he had for breakfast. He tried to not miss a single detail with his story.

[@kevindunlap5525]

NO JAIL TIME, HE WALKED.

[@lindakaszynski1993]

Unbelievable, a guys head smashes through his windscreen, his glasses fly off, his head must have been inches away yet he insists it was a deer! I feel so sorry for the victims mother, she must be distraught at losing her husband and son within weeks of each other. 😢

[@kevindunlap5525]

NO JAIL TIME, HE WALKED.

[@charlie1832]

I think the sheriff was involved and knew night of the accident that he hit someone, just because he’s the AG a sheriff we wouldn’t offer his personal car to him, him and the sheriff made some sort of deal that would further the sheriff’s career for helping him out. This guy was reading the news not paying attention

[@BvictoryforChrist]

Not by much, the sheriffs dead now apparently.