the worst courtroom moment of all time

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[@NizarSaidi]

This is living proof that greed can ruin millionaires lives.

[@ernestkhalimov748]

Greed is honestly the only reason why bad things in the world still exist...think about it.

[@TheRealqiqi]

​@@ernestkhalimov748 cancer

[@smileyhappyface5864]

​@@TheRealqiqi Were you thinking that was an exception? Because we would've had better solutions for a while if the people who work on that sort of thing were properly funded.

[@ilikeflour]

@@smileyhappyface5864 nah outrageous take right there ☠️☠️☠️

[@cringeeagle1856]

​@@smileyhappyface5864 what the fuck is that take 😭😭😭😭

[@Ariverse_]

This is how greed for money destroys successful people's lives

[@ilikeflour]

sounds bad, but greed is fine. it’s often bred from passion. what’s not fine, is the guy’s inability to back up his “greed” and covering his tracks up poorly. as the saying goes, you dont get punished for breaking the rules, but rather for being caught. if he did a better job we wouldnt have known about this at all, the case wouldn’t have existed. thanks to media, we only see the ones that get caught, not the ones that get away with it

[@silverlining4444]

​@@ilikeflour You comment on me back👀

[@ogi6694]

Ye

[@rhane000]

He took "I would rather die" a little to far

[@ahmeteminsenyurt131]

the mote i think about it, the more it all makes sense. he is old, he is already rotting away, tbf i would rather die than to be bored to death the last 10 years of my life

[@rhane000]

@@ahmeteminsenyurt131 you make a good point

[@Steve.._.]

@@rhane000 he does not make a good point at all my guy. Don’t think that. The dude was 53! Fifty three! Not “old” he still had another 25 years at least if he didn’t have cancer run in the family or much of anything

[@Steve.._.]

@@ahmeteminsenyurt131 he was 53 he wasn’t “old” dude had 25 years minimum left. The lowest age expectancy is around 70 and the highest 80 but of course that’s taking all the deaths at any age. But usually a person lives past 80

[@rhane000]

@@Steve.._. he would have spent the rest of his life in prison thats not a life I want to live especially at that age

[@W1TH3R1NGFN]

I love how he said *former* millionaire

[@cybermainstream]

Dude killed himself infront of a crowded room without raising ANY suspicion

[@Steve.._.]

Have you seen the one video of Budd Dwyer from 1987. He shot himself on live Tv after being convicted in 1986 of bribery charges. Of course I’m not bringing it up for the “without raising suspicion” cause I’d say a revolver is pretty suspicious when pulled out. But just the fact that he killed himself in front of a crowded room and TV

[@TopRob1]

This is truly terrifying

[@theamazingmrr933]

You should talk about the cat fish that ate a German soldier

[@JayRain]

that's fake

[@cringeeagle1856]

​@@JayRain I don't think he meant it literally.

[@Mortal_Remi]

When he doesn't say, "Let me explain" :000

[@smileyhappyface5864]

I feel like I'm missing something, but based on just this video it sounds to me like he DIDN'T actually burn his own house down and the cyanide pill was his tragic but dramatic response to being sentenced for it. Perhaps the people in the comments read up on more of the story and actually got an example of the evidence that it was him, but so far it just looks like everyone trusts the judicial system too much.

[@perhaps3D]

I agree with you

[@Tofu_soup]

Yea like I saw this video and some man was explaining how two robbers stole a mans motorcycle and the man was chasing them to get his motercycle back, but one of the idiot robbers crashed the motorcycle and the man and the 2 robbers went to court and since the robbers got injured on his property, the man was the one that got arrested and he got a sentence for 5 yrs and the robbers only got community service. Also, now that the man has a criminal record, his wife had to get abortion because she didn’t want to have a kid with the father having a criminal record. It’s also really hard now for the man to get a job with a criminal record so a gofundme was started for him. But, that story really shows how messed up the justice system is 😠

[@CoinCollecter-uh1uw]

⁠​⁠@@Tofu_soupthe evidence was that there was a line of telephone books up the stairs in his house that he used as kindling for the fire, also weird that he had a scuba suit “oxygen so he can breath because of smoke” right with him in his room when the fire started, how messed up the justice system is my ass, that’s why you do research before embarrassing yourself.

[@star_gazer2967]

It's terrifying and heartbreaking 😢😓😞

[@rickyxvi]

Money and greed ruins lives

[@gefloigle]

Money is just a tool. Greed does indeed ruin lives. People can also be “greedy” for power, popularity, et cetera. If money didn’t exist, it wouldn’t eliminate greed-the greedy heart would find a different thing to use.

[@reneecoates1649]

The TRASH took itself out

[@dubstepwolf24]

I'm not even religious, but I can agree with the point that greed can be a life-destroying sin. You see it in businesses that jack up the prices on everything, in America's horrible medical bills and insurance fees, and in game shows like Deal or No Deal all the time. Greed can destroy you and the people around you

[@dominiccaesarok5077]

GOD IS KING

[@panjarat7212]

Your voice is so soothing

[@jennifergraceh]

What a douchebag to do that to his family-first, the insurance fraud/arson and then killing himself and leaving his wife and kids with nothing. Hopefully, he at least had savings.

[@egopower2264]

THIS IS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHY GREED IS A SIN

[@user-dt7lu3nk1s]

One of the happiest moment in court was done by Marianne Bachmeier in his daughter case.

[@dio6609]

Ah yes the 4 th of july

[@hellfirecannon66]

Damn

[@xstongames4778]

People can't burn their own house

[@Hollowdude15]

Great short :]

[@Danswed]

And kids this is ✨NATURAL SELEKTION✨

[@katieedwards5926]

I can’t tell if you’re joking or not.

[@drenz1523]

I can't tell if you're not joking or you are

[@hectormata9939]

Just cause your rich doesn't make you happy

[@KeilaNatalie]

July 4, 2009 was literally one day after I was born

[@TheSalemGamer-Art]

Oof

[@Jake-li7ih]

I really this story!

[@meepp8281]

May i ask what Music title is used in this short?

[@zombolicous4157]

this is insane. the guy got 10 years and looks 50. he had like 25 more years on the other side of prison why would he off himself

[@danielponiatowski7368]

probably seemed like a good idea at the time. he likely would have got'n out before ten years as well.

[@peytonalbert5891]

He would be in major debt upon release. No family. Nothing.

[@Jake-li7ih]

Honestly I might have done the same thing facing life. Or even 40+ plus years. But this guy likely would have been out in 5 years or less. I would have just made the best of it. Learned more about myself and (enjoyed) it as much as possible

[@gefloigle]

Shame and guilt.

[@veeeen]

slobodan praljak reference

[@hollygolightly649]

I would also rather die than spend a decade in prison. If it were a short period I could possibly handle it but mentally I couldn’t survive prison.

[@netkonesto]

Nah this ain't it, there was a Croatian general named Slobodan Praljak who was getting his sentance read for the war crimes he committed during the Bosnian War, he stood up said he is not a war criminal and he rejects the sentance and drank a cyanide pill, btw this was broadcasted live in Croatia

[@oldgrouch1835]

A man that was in control of his own destiny, he decided he wasn't going to prison like they wanted, he took another route

[@Conorfootball]

Rip

[@reapercreeper6097]

Wow

[@kathrynoneill5862]

I don't get it he couldn't do ten years where rich people go like Martha Stewart went to unless he made a plea deal I'm sure he would have gotten off early.

[@Checkinthings]

Bro used to have 2-4 videos when I first has his channel like 2 year ago and now he has over 100+ videos and 2.22m subs

[@Sigmaarner]

song name?

[@azisnih7240]

Money can't guarantee happiness, but it can make your life easier. Some people happy with something to eat everyday, some people happy with a place to call home, some people happy with a bike, some people happy with 1 car and many more. The important thing is to be grateful for what they have. Because some millionaires can't be happy even if they have a castle sized house, golf course in the backyard, swimming pool in the side, garage full of cars worth millions and many more. They can have any car, house, going places they want. So many of them got bored easily and never grateful for what they have that many others jealous of their riches. Or their kids that goes to school that have many friends and always goes to movies or any other entertaining places but he/she's always paying and their friends won't be with him/her if they didn't pay for it. Money can make life easier but it's not guaranteed to make you happy. Have a great days👍

[@mysteriousfacts4856]

😮😮

[@bench_the_III]

If he burnt his own house down why was he charged with arson?

[@the8bitgamer]

Because the fire could have spread

[@Coldzone]

Endangered other people in the house and you can’t just burn a house down it doesn’t work like that

[@jaydenleckpa8381]

there were probably other people

[@bench_the_III]

@@the8bitgamer Ohhhhh, that makes sense thanks 😊

[@rohanholland4497]

Because the damage caused by the fire will usually require insurance payout to repair/rebuild. Why should insurance company foot the bill. However on the other hand, if you lived on a large property and planned on knocking down and rebuilding etc and that people who lived at the property were aware of impending fire and had notice, and if you weren’t going to claim any insurance, then yes, you probably could burn your house down without being charged.

[@rex22305]

Voice Reveal when?

[@IronOre366]

woah hello

[@TheEvilTwinCG2]

And…. Then what happen

[@littelitt]

I guess he daid

[@jaydenleckpa8381]

he died

[@d4roi]

What do you want to happen he died

[@weegie3343]

he dead

[@asheep7797]

Probably didn't go to jail.

[@corners1733]

O

[@ff-zt1gs]

wOw

[@keithshelton3683]

Terr

[@pandorathepenguin3236]

12

[@Bentheman24]

No one cares!

[@jaydenleckpa8381]

@@Bentheman24 i do

[@pandorathepenguin3236]

@@Bentheman24 here are some more numbers to care about: 24, 48, 36, 1.68 Septenseptuagintaseptingentillion, 96, 108, 1.8 Quinquinquagintaquingentillion, 72, 132, 120, 1.92 Quattorquadragintaquadringentillion, 60, 84, 144.

[@asheep7797]

@@pandorathepenguin3236 and for introverted minds: 69

[@soroushzxt9290]

8

[@Bentheman24]

No one cares!

[@jaydenleckpa8381]

@@Bentheman24 i do

[@GertRist]

7

[@GertRist]

😅😂🤣😅🤣😆😆😭😂😆

[@hellfirecannon66]

7

[@Child.DazaiOsamu]

7

[@Bentheman24]

No one cares!

[@jaydenleckpa8381]

@@Bentheman24 i do

[@kevinthompson5691]

This is proof that people with money are actually the shadiest people you ever met! People who have a lot of money probably didn't get it all the way by being honest... I mean let's just be honest there's always some kind of grease involved in between the transactions of every business deal

[@DanJesseMusic]

$DJPB1980