Man convicted of murder after friends use his car in lethal crime spree

[@mackenzieleopeng4272]

He was released June 2024.

[@adrianaqueen1807]

Oh , thank God. This is crazy .

[@JustBreatheOkay]

My goodness! He was wrongly accused and convicted! He must file a law suit!!!

[@kecrn4132]

@@adrianaqueen1807yes…. Just ridiculous…..

[@Tobymare]

What year did this happen? A lot of their vids are old, just uploading them now.

[@adrianaqueen1807]

@@kecrn4132 I'm in shock. This is our justice system? Wow

[@iluvejoe22]

If these murders had rented a car . Would he rental company have to go to JAIL?? This is one of the stupidest things I've heard about! That poor man 😢

[@aamirali4600]

if they told rental guys what they going to do , and they didnot believe them and still rented them car , may be yes they would be in prison also

[@kecrn4132]

Yes! It’s asinine…. Poor guy.

[@kecrn4132]

@@aamirali4600they didn’t tell Ryan… he overheard some things while he was drunk….

[@kristynhughes8293]

This boy does not belong in prison at all.. and that prosecutor to have that attitude he will meet Satan one day... he has lost his soul completely

[@ShredderTainment]

16:10 whoa! I wonder if the actual killers are gonna pay?!?

[@MayorSom]

My biggest fear: being falsely convicted of murder in a small county whilst visiting 🇺🇸.

[@isitoveryet9525]

lol as opposed to being falsely accused somewhere else across the globe? I have some bad news…..corruption knows no borders. This doesn’t just happen in the states , & there are people sitting in prison under false pretenses just about everywhere.

[@thatguy3493]

More likely to happen in a big city

[@kerryhughes3407]

Well definitely don't lend your rental car to anybody while there,,,🫣

[@skycaptain95]

You should definitely have bigger fears than that.

[@dxcSOUL]

​@@thatguy3493nope. Small town cops have a reputation for never wanting to investigate at all.

[@nickdedivanaj]

The jury is responsible as much as the malicious prosecutor

[@josepastrana6788]

Exactly…

[@Oooohh_Lala]

And you know 8 times out of 10, some of the jury doesn't want to be there.

[@est.inthe80s]

@@Oooohh_Lalayup sad part is that’s their motivation and being politically correct

[@JustinMcabee]

You do understand that this young man overheard and let someone borrow his vehicle to commit a crime? That is criminal conspiracy whether he believed it or not! He’s at the age where he knows what’s real or what is it! These people wanted his car to rob a house and a murder occurred! Hand of one is handball he should have called the police and said hey, my friends are wanting to rob a house or just said no you can’t borrow my car no matter who they are! Suck that he had nothing to actually do with the killing, but he was thinking of monetary gain if he was letting someone lend his car

[@mfi-cf7sp]

yup

[@anzbatman2297]

Ryan's initial lawyer smirked about the incompetent counsel she provided and then proceeded to blame the family. With a defence lawyer like that, who needs a prosecutor?

[@zeroheat5787]

So. If they called an Uber, the driver is responsible? No Uber, no murder?

[@rogueredshirt5239]

It depends on whether the Uber driver knew a crime was being committed

[@jequitabreham3356]

Exactly

[@TNcatlover33]

@@rogueredshirt5239no bc this guy didn’t know until after the fact so….

[@jefft8597]

We aren't seeing what the jury saw, but he should have taken responsibility and taken the deal. The jury didn't think after seeing all of the evidence that he was as innocent as he tries to sound here in this episode of Crime Watch.

[@brittlemons1]

@@jefft8597not all jury’s are logical people. Evidence or not.

[@Akire2021]

He got found GUILTY, and ridiculed by a hurt family but It’s even crazier that this even went to trial! So this means, don’t let your friends borrow your car apparently! WTF!

[@NessyPerth]

Don’t let your friends borrow your car when they discuss robbery and ask for bandannas. I think the sentence was a bit harsh but I don’t believe for a second that he didn’t realise they were planning something bad. I don’t care how hungover he was. Obviously he wasn’t hungover enough to not know where the bandannas were.

[@RaptureDragon1]

@NessyPerth Exactly, It's crazy how delusional so many are out there. they just see what they want to. so few critical thinkers anymore. At worst this guy knew they were going to commit a robbery, not a murder. He's still guilty of helping but robbery can always turn into murder so atleast he served a good 20+ years. zero sympathy honestly.

[@toddaulner5393]

I would never! My friends damage my car 50% of the time just riding with me!

[@blightedgrounds]

​@NessyPerth Exactly. And why was he friends/hanging out with robbers, anyways? Seems like a really shady & not smart thing for an "innocent" person to do.

[@ktktktktktktkt]

"If there was no car, there was no crime" is such a stupid justification. If the crew rented a car from Hertz, would the whole corporation be guilty of felony murder? It seems to me this legal theory has been misapplied given this guy only lent his car to a friend and was otherwise uninvolved in the planning of the crime. There are situations where felony murder charges make sense. This is not one of them.

[@rubiosdevista]

Your comment has a point... the law is so stupid some times not always but sometimes

[@susanandrade289]

Correct ..stupid justification .. what if he's really innocent .. ?so sad😢😢😢

[@DownUnderBlunders]

how does 'supplying bandanas for a group discussing a potential burglary/robbery' not count as being involved in planning for you?

[@sarahissersohn5495]

@@DownUnderBlundersit sounded more like failing to stop them from borrowing the bandanas. They were roommates and habitually lent things to each other without committing crimes, for more than enough time to establish baseline behavior

[@edwinkariuki7007]

Basically the prosecutor and the jury is a bunch of idiots..

[@TourettesMajestic]

Life without parole because his friends took his car. That’s absolutely insane. Never lost sleep???????????

[@sheridan1887]

not true! His friends didn't take his car. He let the roommate borrow it! And he also ADMITTED he heard the plan! He did not deserve life without parole, but he has some measure of responsibility.

[@drakkarsweet7158]

Bruh the prosecutor is an asshole. No keys no car no crime…stupid logic by a lawyer…also sounds like Ryan’s lawyer didn’t all she could do. Looking at her interview she seems like she didn’t go through all possible options.

[@susanandrew6453]

She also seems to be victim-shaming. She sounded unconcerned, and says she gave Ryan and his family all the information they needed. But in a capital case like this, she should have informed them several times over and put that information in writing for them to consider.

[@theluckyman74]

Or what they all walk there they grab the safe together

[@drakkarsweet7158]

@@theluckyman74 my thing about that part it could of been anyone’s car. So what if Ryan’s sister was there and they ask to take her car..is she sitting in the spot Ryan sitting in now? Or what if they stole a car and then did it. So the person who got their car stolen is he liable in the case now? It don’t matter about the car cause that group of men already made their mind up to go do the crime even if Ryan don’t give them keys they still would of found a way over there

[@kristynhughes8293]

The defense lawyer seems like she is a wak job. You know the type of person she is just from that short interview

[@wilsal2485]

@@drakkarsweet7158he knew they borrowed his car to rob that house & knew the girl would be hurt if she was there then knew she was murdered when they got back.

[@rachaelleann9847]

Our justice system isn't broken. It's corrupt smh horrible

[@daniellejaskula7669]

This is a miscarriage of justice and disgraceful

[@mh6773]

@@daniellejaskula7669 No it’s perfect Justice for an intentional accomplice who thought as a smart ass.

[@RaptureDragon1]

you're delusional. did you even watch the same video... in what world is "i thought they were joking" an excuse after a group of people in your living room talk about robbing someone... and then he helped with bandanas? you must be from california or new york.... 😀

[@AJ1987LV]

Nah, it rather looks like straight abortion

[@SunniHorizons1]

This is the most ridiculous thing I’ve heard in my entire life, and I watch a ton of true crime.

[@VeeLondon1449]

Ryan Holle was released from prison on the 30th June 2024. After being in prison for 25 years. Ryan will be on probation for the next 10 years.

[@glowladies2993]

Rad

[@brandydekle6156]

After spending 25 years in prison, he was 20 going in and 45 coming out. His entire life gone

[@raptorlover004]

​@brandydekle6156he can still get a job somewhere and start a family giving him something to live for

[@MikeSmithJunior]

​@brandydekle6156 her entire life is gone... Not his

[@lisagress5009]

​@raptorlover004 He can still get a job somewhere?! Oh yes, there are plenty of jobs a convicted Murderer can get! No , his life has been taken away!!! Are you saying that as a convicted Murderer, without a job or a decent job, women will be lining up to date him? I don't think so!! Is there any chance of him having a family at 45 now? I think his chances are slim to none!! Especially with his background now and not being able to get a decent job.

[@49ers_red_and_gold2]

It's 2024, so I hope that man is out of prison. This justice system is corrupted and evil. They didn't bring up the fact that they were heavily intoxicated he told the first guy to know you can't borrow his car, then his roommate asked, and he trusted his roommate. One dude was dating the girl! 😩

[@taydestiny38]

WTF were you watching? They mentioned everything you said.

[@m2hnj]

He was released on June 30

[@michellerogers4877]

I came here to mention his release too. I live in Okaloosa County right outside Pensacola.

[@nichellehaith4642]

He was the one dating her

[@ktcooki276]

@nich...it was his friend dating her..

[@Jays19n5]

Wow that attorney Wilson should be barred from bar association

[@mattruzh8470]

He should be imprisoned for life

[@clarissa8477]

That’s a little extreme. A lawyer can only do so much when their client gives them bad facts like this, and based on said facts I can see why the jury convicted him. The show is super biased in his favor.

[@EmilyEverglot]

And this is why you always ask for a lawyer!

[@divingduck9]

before talking

[@nuckinfuts7610]

​​@@divingduck9 that is more than implied already .

[@IggyFireMist]

A public pretender?

[@susanandrew6453]

But not THAT lawyer.

[@walden6272]

His lawyer screw him over.

[@kingkongfamily5112]

Thats weird.. life in prison for letting ur buddy borrow ur car!!

[@stacyfrazierbauer8811]

This is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard! The only thing he’s guilty of is having bad friends!

[@tropiclush89]

My condolences to the victims family. ❤

[@susanandrew6453]

Yes, they've sort of been lost in all of this.

[@kwestpearson4040]

So they charged a person that was drunk basically as a accessory after the fact that makes no sense

[@John-kv7jo]

Yes it does when you realize he lent them his car, gave them bandanas and didn't contact the police. He was the Linch pin in this equation - no car, no murder.

[@kwestpearson4040]

@@John-kv7jo they would of found a way to get over there plus dude was going back in and out of sleep for whole duration from drinking heavy the other night he couldn't comprehend what was going on he literally kept repeating I didn't think they were serious multiple times

[@John-kv7jo]

@@kwestpearson4040 But it is the felony murder law so according to the law he was guilty. I think he got a fair sentence. If he had contacted the police I believe he would have been innocent.

[@kwestpearson4040]

@@John-kv7jo that's like the Brandon miller situation

[@RaptureDragon1]

@@kwestpearson4040 then in that case he would have just been a passed out dude who didnt lend anybody a tool to commit a crime.... but he was cognitive enough to help with bandanas? get outta here.

[@LesignerGirl]

I knew our injustice system was f'd up, but this is on a whole other level. Being convicted of murder just for letting your roommate borrow your car? This is so f'd up.

[@RaptureDragon1]

dont let someone borrow your car after overhearing them talk about committing a crime with a group of 3 friends in your living room maybe then?!?!?! and then definitely dont supply them with bandanas afterward and maybe you wont end up there? only thing f'd up is yalls ability to critically think lol.... he wasnt guilty of murder for sure but he overheard them talking about using his car for a robbery. "i thought they were joking" isnt an excuse.... just like when people play with guns and point them at people, then it accidentally goes off. they were just joking... didnt mean to... but someone still died. its really that simple.

[@xjcrossx]

When I heard what happened with Ryan's story I was shocked at first, but it makes more sense now that I know he overheard the whole conversation about what they were going to use the car for. Sucks, but damn.

[@OGOlivianne]

He was offered a cut of the cash bro 💀 he agreed knowing he could just say he thought they were joking if they got caught lmfao

[@hersheyssmith2104]

That NO CAR NO CRIME law is BS! It’s like saying NO GUN, NO CEIME which is not true bwHaha

[@enricogonzales4626]

The prosecutor and his defense lawyer are sick

[@picklesmom735]

Yes. Don't use that defense attorney. She's awful

[@toddaulner5393]

Most of them are Narcissists.

[@deborahbaker4770]

What about the INNOCENCE PROJECT ⁉️ THAT’S NOT FAIR JUST BECAUSE HE SAID YES TO A PERSON HE TRUSTED USING HIS CAR WHO BETRAYED HIM⁉️

[@jonthesinner]

i love when they make the lawyers debate each other in the end lol

[@KirbyNguyen-u7i]

In life is hard to have friends that you can trust.

[@taydestiny38]

Nah….I was on Ryan’s side in the beginning, but he knew what was going down and lent them his car anyway. He can play it off, as if he didn’t think they were serious all he wants. They showed up deep to his house and discussed the plan out loud in front of him and he didn’t do anything about it like call and warn her or call the cops. He could have said no and he didn’t….end of story!!

[@Confessions089]

I thought he did say no. 🤔

[@taydestiny38]

He said no to the first guy, but didn’t say no to the roommate. 🤔

[@OGOlivianne]

@@taydestiny38 and it’s so obvious he did that because he trusted the roommate to actually give him the cut of the goods that they were offering him for the use of his car in the crime, and he didn’t trust the rando like that. I can’t believe people can’t think this through lol!!

[@OGOlivianne]

@@Confessions089​​⁠ he said no to the random guy asking but he said yes to his roommate. It is so obvious he did that because he trusted his roommate to actually give him the cut of the goods that they were offering him for the use of his car in the crime, and he didn’t trust the rando like that. He literally heard them planning it and called them during the act and heard them tell him they were doing it with his car that was gone and did nothing- it is literally unreasonable to imply he thought they were joking. He called to ask about their progress, not to ask where his car was.

[@merilaescobar]

His smirk gives me the ick 😖

[@himynameisroseabundance]

Me too!

[@boxbreaker2011]

25 YEARS for lending your car to your buddies....Jesus FUCK!

[@marnesmum]

Wow USA Justice is crazy 😂

[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

Don't give your stuff to anyone 😔😢

[@josepastrana6788]

@@Alwaysbouncebackeverytineand that’s ashamed

[@kostasvrionis781]

No way 😳 😅😅😅

[@jokodihaynes419]

"But the thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies"-Lawkeeper Equity Mlp Ace Attorney EOJ

[@karengraham4739]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@divingduck9]

theres no such thing as betrayal, theres only bad judgement

[@b.t.356]

"No car, no crime" Miss me with that bullcrap. They would have found a way to commit the crime one way or another. The prosecutor on this case is/was completely negligent and unprofessional.

[@mh6773]

@@b.t.356 The guy got perfect Justice.

[@deevee666]

This video is so old, the guy is already out of prison now.

[@RockyTop85]

This whole thing is terrible and just further proves that our justice system really takes pride in staying away from the best and brightest in selecting jurors.

[@CrazieeJadee]

It’s outrageous that this can happen in this day in age. Madness

[@martasplace6414]

I do not think Ryan should be in prison for lending his car to a friend and they end up killing someone, that isn't right, at all! If my friends asked me for my car and then said they were going to rob a bank, and I was hung over from the night before, I would definitely think they were joking and I would probably say you have to give me a cut of the money because you are using my car!! I wouldn't actually think they were going to rob a bank!! That law should be changed! That man should not have spent any time in jail, he told the TRUTH and look where it got him, and then police wonder why ppl lie and don't want to say shit to them!!

[@Ek4mPk_2]

So stupid if no car no crime wtf

[@Simplysabxo]

I feel bad for the guy but lowkey he’s guilty … no I don’t think he’s a murderer but def he has some responsibility by knowing wtf was going on. And yeah he was “drunk” but for a drunk guy he sure does remember what everyone said 🤷‍♀️

[@OGOlivianne]

DUDE FRRRR I can’t believe people in these comments 😭😭💀 he literally heard them planning it to the point that he KNEW DETAILS!! And he’s trying to say he thought they were joking lmfao. He said no to the random asking for his car but yes to his roommate asking because he trusted his roommate to actually give him a cut of the cash afterwards. He called them during not to “ask where his car was,” but to ask about their progress (which was a crazy lie because they told him what they were doing and he just… went back to bed despite being told his car that was missing was actively being used in a crime????). His only evidence is literally his unreasonable story LOL

[@shamikacallis242]

THE JUSTICE SYSTEM IS A FKN JOKE IN THE U.S OF A!!! Knowing the truth …still convicting a man and not losing any sleep is a different kind of monster!!!

[@Realeyezkt1]

Real life Nightmare

[@jocelynvernon2298]

WTF this is so messed up 😠. Ryan is nothing like Charles Manson. The justice system is so f***ed up. Ryan, I am on your side. Seriously Ryan lent his friend his car. I'm a mom n this whats happening to Ryan makes me sick 😠🇨🇦.

[@CrimzDad]

"He was studious."😂 "he never opened a book" 😲 🤔

[@Pr3ttyBrwnTwiin]

Toby aint innocent. RIP to his victim. 😢

[@jonthesinner]

that attorney sucks. she does not care her client is in jail and she lost the case

[@pattimeckleyfree9484]

Thanks y'all for sharing.❤

[@TNcatlover33]

This is ridiculous

[@Laurjasmin]

From what I’ve seen online he was released on July 4th 2024

[@rn2787]

I can understand that in an intoxicated and half asleep frame of mind someone who wasn't around criminals might not understand or believe a half heard conversation. Obviously I can't know for sure without all the details, but I have been that drunk. Also nobody wants to believe that their friend would do something like that. I feel so bad for her family. They were absolutely innocent and I hope they can move forward from this horrible chapter in their lives.

[@loua1519]

When he called roommate and was told they were waiting outside her home to enter, bingo for me he was guilty.

[@Kitchie26]

that's why money can buy justice. If he is rich and with tiger-like expensive lawyers, he will never be guilty. It seems like the prosecutor were just counting wins for promotion? Will they apply that logic if it's their kid???

[@SoullessGinger1313]

Never opening a book is the opposite of studious.

[@rongarrett1366]

This makes no sense. Neither does that prosecutor's attitude. Of course, prosecutors like to brag that it takes more skill to convict an innocent man than a guilty one. I agree with what Shakespeare said about lawyers, except for the lady who opposed the verdict.

[@goldenhaze6880]

He gave the bandanas too didnt he

[@ncotto053]

Why is he holding back a huge smile every time he is talking?

[@willystiles1665]

Thinking same thing

[@teairraturner9293]

My favorite part is hearing them say "I'm so & so from Crime Watch Daily"

[@yvettef2779]

A suspicious neighbor called the cops, yet an informed Ryan didn't call the cops . . . 3 times . . . before the robbery occurred.

[@belindavandyk6128]

Hear you but he did say he was SO HUNGOVER...PASSED OUT ,SAID NO,THEN YES, SLEPT AGAIN... (THE ONE THING I FIND GUILT HE LOOKED FOR BANDANAS AND GAVE IT TO THEM......

[@Michael-kf7gm]

Sharon, his defense attorney, should be disbarred.

[@jadevinceul3433]

So accessory to murder = guilty of murder 1? Weird

[@jequitabreham3356]

The attorney should have been VERY THOROUGH AND TRANSPARENT! IF YOU'RE NOT IN LAW- IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO UNDERSTAND THE LAW TERMS! THE JURY WAS WRONG AND UNFAIR ON THIS ONE!

[@CrimzDad]

Conscious intent.. GUILTY

[@msknucb1762]

He's NOT innocent!🙄😡 Now saying he didn't believe they were serious...yeah right! He had opportunity to call police when they called him . I don't feel sorry for him now.

[@mikewilliams5837]

boy kidnap in their own circle crazy watch what you tell people you known pay attention how they live tell you alot about people their action not the good old talk and looking good bait

[@AustinB.3322]

This is Austin Burnett with Crime Watch Daily.

[@jaredwarren7403]

This case with Ryan is heartbreaking. It’s crazy he would have been found NOT GUITY depending on what state he lived in. Those thugs had it planned and Ryan might have been a victim if he denied his OWN ROOMMATE to go see his girlfriend. WHO ASSUMES A GUY IS REALLY GOING TO KILL HIS GIRLFRIEND.? CRAZY FAIL FOR THE JUSTICE SYSTEM!

[@Agntculboik9]

He heard them plot it out what do you mean a lot of people keep saying it’s because he let his friend borrow his car no he had knowledge of what was gonna happen

[@setsers1]

WTF?!

[@raf9ooo9a]

Exactly 😢

[@tooshady47446ttv]

They took this man's whole life, for letting some idiots drive his car😢

[@melindahand5705]

I don’t think his sentence should have been so harsh but he did overhear their plan and the guy even told him on the phone that he was waiting for her sister to leave. He made a conscious decision not to call the police. But for his vehicle, the crime might not have taken place. Now, if he had no knowledge of their plan, that would be a different story.

[@danniedallas8909]

He needs to seek legal advice against EVERYBODY involved.. this is crazy asf

[@glowfama]

This was not just about "no car no crime" , but the fact is he overheard their conversation. He was sober enough to hear a LOT , with details. They had a plan , transportation, and tool/accessories (bandana.) -which increase the probability of them going to commit a crime.Just by doing nothing , he was found guilty. Mandatory reporting, he could at least make a phone call. There are many who are in jail for life for the same mistake...

[@JustBreatheOkay]

Makes sense , maybe he was afraid of them? Or plainly stupid??

[@AvidiaNirvana]

People saying it's just like him renting a car from Hertz rental, that's insane. He sat there and listened to them plot a robbery and then continued to let them use his car thinking "oh it's just some weird joke"....😮

[@jenniferstulz4997]

Ya! A weird joke. Who tf actually thinks their friend would to that, especially to his gf? Let's say it happened to you, so you'd be all on no no no you can't use my car cuz you joked about robbing your gf. Ooooooookay!!

[@AvidiaNirvana]

@@jenniferstulz4997 Idk, maybe any living adult with an IQ above room temp? Especially when he called and they said they were outside her house..... Get real lady.

[@laneyydavis]

This attorney should absolutely and positively be disbarred

[@nancymulvany2045]

Awful. That is why I'm against the Death Penalty. Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@eddie3489]

Wow!! He talked and then didn’t take the deal!

[@tyguy104]

Ryan made a mistake. He leant the car, when they told him their intentions. However, he didn't believe them, he thought it was a joke. He made a mistake, a large error, but a mistake. He was tired, his friend took advantage of him. Ryan, why don't you get out of there now? You don't belong there! Get out of there Ryan!

[@Huia1975]

My husband was convicted under a similar law in Texas. It's fallacy not justice!

[@meyou805]

Ryan's lawyer sucked

[@JustinMcabee]

He was convicted because they spoke of a crime before he let someone borrow his vehicle! That’s along the lines of criminal conspiracy. Someone died in the act of said crime and he was convicted. It’s not hard to believe.

[@A1SoniaM]

18:00 He never thought they were serious, he NEVER had 'conscious intent' - THAT'S THE POINT. Smh. He needs to reach out to someone in 'The Innocence Project' (look that up).

[@Princiepoker]

Did she really ask how was he responsible? He gave them the car! Without the car she would not be dead

[@JustineTeeVee]

I don’t know. I don’t fully believe that guy either. He wasn’t really answering some of her questions and I think it’s absolutely stupid to hear a crime about to take place with your vehicle and you’re just like, k cool and take a nap!

[@tummyfungus]

He was very drunk at the time too

[@chantelhall1174]

I hope he sues this county, that prosecutor, and his lawyer! What a disgusting disgrace this justice system is.

[@stephnicherrone2085]

To be fair, he's an accessory, but murder??

[@Oli-g3k]

Why does this show look like it's from 2012?

[@ivorydragon]

Honestly in this situation ryan’s just as much a victim wth

[@topgamer8289]

Felony murder is condemned in many states and countries

[@ricktandron3669]

In Pensacola, this is everyday Bro

[@rubylee6620]

Wow, learning something new.

[@shavonnac.9769]

As a lawyer it should be their job to explain their options. Otherwise what do we pay u for?

[@a97jones]

Three prosecutors were very annoying.....

[@BarbaraWalters_]

why did the dude have a smirk on his face? what a noob

[@toddaulner5393]

That probably also hurt his case. At first I was on his side but the more I learned, he knew something bad and a robbery and going to need to knock her out and all , but he should have called the cops.

[@barbspalsbury547]

Why is this guy smiling!!! Disturbing

[@MrJonesbrittany2012]

Question how was he studious if he never opened a book.

[@CarloRae]

That was so F’d up! Another wrongfull conviction!

[@Blinkgirlsareperfect]

So glad he is free now because this case was absolutely ridiculous. So, I guess Uber and Lyft drivers or any forms of transportation employees are at risk of aiding in a crime for driving the criminals to their destination????

[@oscargreat]

The problem I see with the American justice system, as opposed to our justice system in Sweden, is that you have: 1) People with no legal background deciding whether someone is guilty. 2) The already inexperienced jury decides whether someone is guilty or not based on what they believe. Not based on what the evidence say necessarily while we do not have that here. Here, it matters not whether someone did it or not, or whether you believe they did, it matters only what you can prove.

[@DeRussellMasina]

The legal system is terrible

[@roseyjai9789]

Naaaah, the fact that he didn’t believe it the 2nd, 3rd time, he’s conscious of what was gonna happen and didn’t call the police to report what he heard from the guys.

[@cyntar556]

He didn't deserve this 😢😢😢

[@jmlebresco]

Should I call 911 for every story I hear?