Tussing With a Tenant

[@calikat8654]

Was not expecting the murder story. This case is wild.

[@Channel-JJ]

Yea that just flew in out of nowhere.

[@jcymngo]

It is Florida. Everything is so off the wall in Florida

[@tangoandali6112]

I don't know. He is very strange

[@Samirah313]

At first I was just listening and then Judge M started pouring tea…piping hot tea.

[@glai5752]

@@jcymngo hahaha true

[@arianefr78]

He scares me just hearing all the things he denies, I'm so glad she won her countersuit, but now she needs to get a restraining order against him, he's dangerous...

[@cassandramae85]

What scares me the most about this man is that he truly believes that everyone is conspiring against him and doesn't see that he is the problem. I feel sorry for whomever ends up living close to him in the future. I believe everything that other people said about him. He is truly delusional and dangerous.

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

It kinda makes me feel a little bit sorry for him. He must be mentally ill and has no sense of reality, he really needs help before he hurts someone. He's delusional

[@pattycakeee1439]

Agreed. Especially the part about his son and when she read the actual complaints. Very cringy.

[@jennamont6618]

His son is a worse version of him. It’s horrifying.

[@Mansoor_Ali]

He has paranoid schizophrenia. The fact that the psychiatrist recognized him corroborates that as well. Also, his son was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Runs in the family...

[@dwbie131]

His son is schizophrenic and there is a genetic factor there I strongly believe he is likely as well

[@DonziGT230]

Unfortunately, this guy probably won't ever realize that he's the problem.

[@fuckyzeit]

Lol. Thats why the doctor from the ER discharged him home. There's mental illness then theres being a douche. He was a douche and there's no treatment for that.

[@annward4149]

I think this guy has a big issue 🤔. There is something wrong with this guy in many ways. Not everyone is lying on this guy. Some have to be telling the truth. Judge MM will get to the bottom of this. I imagine people were scared of him. I feared a man I had met one time. And that's the most horrible fear to have. I'm not going into detail. But it effected me for about 6 yrs. Humm hadn't thought of that guy. Until just now. I hope the people and the landlady will be safe.

[@megansmith1382]

Oh man! Sounds like a sleepwalking issue haha

[@irideaunicorn1620]

If someone tells him he breathes air, he’ll probably say that’s a lie

[@cynthiacler9284]

Did anyone recall the plaintiffs son was currently incarcerated for killing his 2 room mates. His father said he was deemed unable to go to trial because of his mental issues. The apple must not fall far from the tree with this family.

[@marsbarsxo]

yep schizophrenia can definitely be genetically passed down. curious as to what medication he's prescribed, maybe it's something that if missed, could trigger all of this.

[@sonquatsch8585]

i said the exact same thing to myself.

[@cynthiacler9284]

@@marsbarsxo Yeah I know a guy that became schizophrenic after doing acid a couple of times. His father was also schizophrenic years prior to his sons diagnoses. Quite often mental illness is passed down by family members just as drug addiction is.

[@karenneill9109]

Gotta love genetics!

[@jennamont6618]

I just looked that up and what a nightmare.

[@dellahicks7231]

I believe what the lawyer wanted to say is, " When Allan is on his meds he's a good guy, when he isn't ...!" I would be concerned about my safety if I was her, and I suspect he went into a tizzy after the verdict not only went against him, he owed her, and they could not do an exit interview.

[@prettyblkgyrl74]

The plaintiff is unhinged. Everyone can’t be lying 🤥 about or on him. This is actually scary, because I think he has the tendency to be dangerous. 😳

[@katiemilady4232]

My uncle is a schizophrenic (sorry about my spelling). It got so bad his wife sent him back home to my grandpa in NY. I helped grandpa get him back on his meds. This was about 25 years ago. I wasn't quite 20 years old. But thank God with the help & support of the family and meds he is still doing well. He just turned 70 and he truly is living his best life. For a time, though, it was quite frightening.

[@laceyjaye1262]

@@katiemilady4232 awesome job by your grandfather, you and your family! Mental illness is so difficult to deal with. Your uncle is living his best life because you guys took the time and had the patience to help him. Glad to hear he is doing well! ❤

[@lilbutterfly6977]

As someone with multiple diagnosed mental illnesses, the plaintiff definitely has some. He may have some diagnosed & some undiagnosed. If he is in fact on meds I do not believe he is on the proper medications or he isn't taking them. He needs more or better mental help. He is a danger to others & to himself. I own up to my mental health illnesses & am taking all the steps I need to in order to get all the proper help I need. I was majoring in psychology until I realized there was no way I could possibly help others if I couldn't even help myself. The fact that the plaintiff stated he works in healthcare actually scares me.

[@condesabeatriz9303]

Good observation. I certainly hope he gets the help he needs. And kudos to you for doing what you need to do. Sounds like you'd make a great Psychologist.

[@lilbutterfly6977]

@Condesa Beatriz thank you but this society has caused me to give up hope on humanity as a whole. I know there are still some good people but with some much hate, greed, & ignorance overshadowing it, it just doesn't feel like society will ever truly see the light.

[@looknbakatu]

seems he’s working on the premise that “he’s not crazy, but everyone else is”, that’s scary because he won’t acknowledge his actions.

[@lilbutterfly6977]

@looknbakatu if his son was diagnosed with schizophrenia then there's a chance that he could be undiagnosed. Then again the could be bipolar (like me) & be on meds that aren't working or aren't working anymore because we do get compliant to them & either they or the dosage needs to be adjusted. There's several diagnosis it could be or meds that could play a factor. Yes, he is indeed the issue. I will not deny that or pass it over as it being a mental issue. This man is in serious need of help. He is a danger to others as well as himself just by the various complaints the judge read off. Again, the fact that he stated he works in healthcare truly terrifies me.

[@lauraanne5175]

Peace to you on your journey

[@AndreLePuck]

I hate it when there is no post-interview. This one would have been a good one

[@sonquatsch8585]

u betta preach.

[@jonnell9633]

Wow. This man needs to be put away. How someone hasn't turned on him is amazing

[@ayefo7800]

Mental health is no joke.....

[@ct6410]

This sounds like the onset of Schizophrenia. I had a friend in college who came home one day to find his locks changed and an officer at his home telling him his wife had filed a restraining order because he’d attacked her. My friend was flabbergasted. He would never attack his wife! About a week later he was escorted off his worksite for verbally attacking and threatening his boss, which it eventually turned out they had on security video. My friend went to an attorney because he was so upset his wife and work were lying and the attorney, thankfully, suggested my friend see a doctor as part of building his file. Talking with the doctor, it began to come out that my friend would “daydream,” his his words. He said he would lose time and realize an hour or two had gone by and he didn’t remember. He was actually having schizophrenic breaks with realty and was, in fact, doing those things. He was properly diagnosed and has been on medication for years and is doing very well.

[@christinerivera8142]

How frightening 😮

[@ShadowGirl1126]

This turned dark pretty quick

[@bombinbb]

I love it when the plaintiff has to pay the defendant. Justice

[@jcornsand]

Why didn't they show the comments in the hall with Doug? Perhaps in an effort to save the plaintiff fro further embarrassing himself?

[@Channel-JJ]

When they heard about the plaintiff's son and then listened to the stuff with the plaintiff himself, no one wanted to interview him virtually or not. 😂

[@Kre410]

He went apeshit. That’s what I think….he isn’t safe to provoke.

[@mobisolaoyewole]

If I were her, I’d stay away from this man! He might come back for blood 😬

[@coreythompson315]

One thing about Judge Milian is she could spot a lawyer in her courtroom without asking. She basically smells a lawyer in her presence 😂

[@LC-se8pw]

He sounded so convincing at first... How disturbing 😶

[@benjie128]

Maybe he can team up with the dentist parking lot guy and have a reality show.

[@stephanie5249]

🤣🤣🤣 I’d watch that

[@sonquatsch8585]

many yes.

[@cbro2807]

One of these days the plaintiff is going to anger the wrong person and karma will make him a victim for real. Scary guy.

[@cherieprender1030]

He sounds so believable in the beginning.. then it just switches in my opinion

[@Lady_Love143]

The sad part is....he's someone's neighbor

[@katiemilady4232]

That's also the scary part...

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

The plaintiff gives me the creeps, something is off with him. I can't imagine what it must be like living next door or near him.

[@wagonstation3709]

The "Community Guideline" sensors are very hard on me.... but I just wanted to say: what an interesting haircut he has.

[@Doc1855]

I’m a retired mental health therapist and it sounds like the Plaintiff has either stopped taking his psychotropic medications or he needs what is referred to as a “med update”, which means that he needs to be institutionalized for 30-90 days for observation for the psychiatrist to evaluate his medications and then change them to level his moods and ideation’s. This is very normal for people who are mentally ill. Once the new medications are prescribed the patient will level out and return to their normal. It sounds like he has paranoia and is delusional. During my career I had several patients who realized that their medications were no longer working and would voluntarily check themselves into our mental health hospital for a Med Update. There are some however that don’t realize that their medications are no longer working for them and they commit crimes, their character changes, everything is everyone else’s fault. Sadly when they are in psychosis, they don’t realize what they’re doing nor do they remember what they have done. We had 2 Psychiatrists who were Paranoid Schizophrenic and both of them at different times knew that they needed a Med Update. Once the other Psychiatrist’s found the right medication cocktail that they needed, they returned to work as soon as they had leveled out. All mentally ill people are masters in manipulation. I have a deep compassion and empathy for individuals who are mentally ill.

[@TRal55]

Interesting that there is no hallway interview after. He must have gone berserk

[@stephanie5249]

Yeah, I feel like he probably showed his true mental health status and they wanted to protect themselves from liability

[@beprettylife]

That’s not trouble, that’s insanity

[@BobBlumenfeld]

It's interesting that the plaintiff misunderstood the judge when she asked what the people downstairs claimed he had done to be rousted out the second time to mean she was asking what HE actually did. That slip of cognizance makes me wonder about the plaintiff's bland claims of innocence.

[@babiifrshj07]

Right? Lack of listening comprehension vs hearing what you want. To common of a problem nowadays.

[@truthhurts7045]

This is quite disturbing. I would not want to live next to someone like him. He does not take accountability. His son murdered his roommates and he didnt admit to him doing it the judge mentioned it. He seems to threaten people when he does not get his way. I would be so uncomfortable residing near him.

[@kerrylynnparsons9441]

He DID ADMIT to his son killing the roommates. Watch again!!! Unbelievable!!!

[@mellvee]

@@kerrylynnparsons9441 there's no question his son killed his roommates. He's admitted to it over and over. He said that he did it because his roommates, who were in the atomwaffen, were planning a major terroristic act and he wanted to keep them from carrying it out, and also because they were blatantly disrespectful regarding his recent conversion to Islam. Atomwaffen has been linked to at least five murders aside from the two in this case. They're evil, despicable, hateful neo Nazis. They celebrate Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols and subscribe to the Hitler was a god theory. They're truly reprehensible and terrifying, but that doesn't mean the kid that murdered two of them was sane. I remember when this happened way back in 2017 (I think) because I remember thinking about how terribly I felt for the parents of all of the young men involved. I mean their parents may have raised them to believe in the trash theories they hold, but I don't know. Either way three young lives were lost senselessly, but many more lives may have been saved by the depraved acts of the mentally unhinged son of the Plaintiff. We'll just never know how much of what he said was truth, and how much was schizophrenia-induced delusion. We DO know that when the apartment the three shared was searched, they did find neo Nazis pamphlets and other propaganda linking the victims to atomwaffen, so that much is actual proven truth. Now I've seen the father of the murderer, I'm wondering if this is an issue that runs throughout the generations of their family. Either way, two awful people were murdered, one mentally ill young man's life was ruined, and atomwaffen continues to preach its horrifically disgusting philosophies.

[@lauraanne5175]

This was a very satisfying case. I will say he is a damn good liar. He had me fooled at first.

[@jcymngo]

I think he just really believes what he is saying.

[@melosidhe779]

I'm fairly certain it's because to him, it IS the truth. He said his son was deemed mentally unfit for prosecution due to his mental illnesses. I'd bet money that the plaintiff has similar mental problems and doesn't even realize that he behaves out of the ordinary. A lot of mental illnesses are genetic, schizophrenia included

[@jodybillings3841]

I'm thinking the tree isn't far from where the apple fell. 😃

[@Lolalenice]

Shout out to that HOA for acting quickly probably stopped another mass shooting brewing. And I can’t stand hoas

[@Kre410]

We don’t know if they have stopped it. It could still happen. Plus there are many others like him…like the QANON nuts who think Jews drink children’s blood etc. they are all delusional. Several of them have already murdered people. One guy killed his own children.

[@areola_grande]

Plaintiff- am i the drama? I don’t think I’m the drama

[@Geronimo2Fly]

So the the downstairs neighbors, at least one other neighbor, the property manager, the receptionist, the security personnel, an attorney he threatened, the police, and the judge who granted the Baker Act order are ALL conspiring with each other against him. This guy went off his meds and became a nightmare for everyone around him. I feel extremely bad for any future neighbors of his. He really should be in a facility, just like his son.

[@marymarysmarket3508]

Perhaps they could be together 😮

[@AndukeMTGEDH]

In order to Baker act someone they are taken into custody, then evaluated. They can't wait for a court order when someone is possibly at risk

[@AP-uo7sp]

The judge sure is allowing plenty of hearsay in this case!

[@MulerX6885]

Yup Judge Judy would’ve shut it down immediately

[@Notabot2000]

Wow he’s not very well in his head

[@jesseleighmiddleton2111]

i feel so bad for everyone he really needs help

[@SamuelGSherman]

That was crazy to realize at 8:00 NOTHING he had spoke about yet had ANYTHING to do with case.

[@Samirah313]

His son is named Devon and he was in his teens when the crimes were committed. He’s a very troubled young man.

[@arlenecoggins-john3795]

I would have cut my loss. I would not want to see him ever again, he is dangerous.

[@allisoncastle]

Omg this case is so sad:(

[@theburntoutlighter1084]

How could you turn him in if he was arrested after holding people in a cafe hostage after the roommate killings?

[@adrianprince7266]

The details of this case were disastrous to the plantiff. But all of this lends credence to the fact that many people have major problems and issues out here. In all actuality, you don't know who you live around.

[@Childfree334]

This is one time I agree with you. This goes for family as well. You never know what people are capable of even if you think you know them.

[@lauraanne5175]

Well said, Adrian. I can't believe we are on the same page on this one. Some folks live in a different reality and we don't even know it until it's too late.

[@mjozzy111]

Having lived in a condo with an HOA I am here to tell you that they can make life a living hell. Had to hire a lawyer. It was bad. The HOA does conspire against people they don't thing fit in to "condo life" . one member of HOA ended up with a restraining order against him.

[@Kre410]

They are horrible and your’e right they even take people’s homes away. In this instance I think they were dealing with a sick man. They gave him quite a few chances. I notice they didn’t even put a restraining order on him. Maybe afraid of him? I don’t know.

[@allisoncastle]

Wow, as someone who has been locked in mental institutions, I was very upset and triggered by hearing the plaintiffs story, I really believed him at first. Then I scrolled down to the good ol comment section lol and yall set me straight before the defendant even opened his mouth :p To be clear, both times I've been in mental hospitals it's been voluntary, but the feeling of not being able to leave those locked wards is still extremely upsetting and traumatizing. It's human nature to want the ability to roam free. I can't imagine that being done to me completely against my will, oh my god. I would never recover. Not that any of this is really relevant IN THIS CASE, though.

[@Kre410]

What is very tragic here is that he is very mentally I’ll. He is literally delusional. That’s no comfort to his victims when he stands them because he thinks they are the devil…and truly believes that. This kind of mental illness is very dangerous.

[@babiifrshj07]

I'm sorry, but this isn't a movie. There's no way everyone in this guys periphery conspired against him to the great extent that he is claiming. I'm going to assume all the allegations against him are true. Keyword assume.

[@JeremiahLOsborne]

Well, considering that his son is schizophrenic and autistic, and those two conditions happen to be hereditary, I wouldn't be surprised if Dad was also schizophrenic, which would explain the paranoid delusions.

[@looknbakatu]

he doesn’t realize HE’s the common denominator in all of this chaos!🤨

[@loupgarou95]

This is classic schizophrenia symptoms from someone who doesn't realize and/or accept that they are schizophrenic. He's done all these things and even if he does remember doing them, he's deluded himself into thinking he didn't. He thinks people are conspiring against him. It's a shame. And his son was diagnosed too- schizophrenia can be genetic.

[@Kre410]

All conspiracy theorists are mentally ill. They literally believe conspiracies can involve millions of people yet no one talks. People just don’t keep secrets…..two can keep a secret if one is dead. That’s a joke ppl make but true. That’s why I don’t go along with conspiracies.

[@probochronicles3991]

I don't have to finish watching the video to know that the plaintiff is just straight nuts and delusional....

[@nannynewsviews542]

I pray she is protected because he is definitely sick 😫

[@Lanie-sl9ne]

This man needs to make better use of his time.

[@manthony777]

I'd like to hear from the ex wife. When did he snap? What's a health agent ?

[@BobBlumenfeld]

"Where's the evidence? Where's the evidence?" Alan, the judge read the evidence and you blithely dismissed it as all lies. Such is the nature of conspiracy theorists: Anything I don't want to believe or want you to believe is a lie. And by the same token, I don't have to produce any evidence to support my side. Just trust me.

[@sonquatsch8585]

do not mix conspiracy theorists in with this lunatic. asking questions about how we are governed and by whom is not ever irrational behavior, and theorizing about anything allows room for error.

[@rocknurse100]

Son’s name is Devon Arthurs. Lots of stuff about his case online.

[@marymarysmarket3508]

Sad life

[@adriennef4637]

Wow, I went to The Springs as a kid once to go swimming with a girls home group. Then I was scooping water in my hands & it was full of these weird needle thin, long, red worms that you could barely see. We all boiled up out of there as fast as we could to rinse off. We were totally creeped out😳 It was a shame because its a gorgeous place.

[@MiMiLuvish]

I love the Q & A at the end! It’s like listening to your parents conversation😊

[@zariahtaylor762]

Wow he’s crazy .. apple don’t fall to far from the tree smh 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Kre410]

Please don’t refer to the mentally ill as crazy. They have enough against them as it is. You do realize you cannot help if your brain gets sick any more than your heart or kidneys etc.?

[@Anglynn74]

I used to live downstairs from a woman who was schizo, she would run around upstairs making animals noises, screaming, stomping, and would yell things about murdering people. along with going through my mail. I went to the police about her after she started talking about murdering people, at the time the cops told me they could do nothing because it wasn't a "direct threat" and that all they could do is visit her & possibly put her on a 24-48 hr hold somewhere but that she'd probably be back home after that. This was in 2001, no idea if things have changed since then but I always had a baseball bat & a knife near my front door. I wound up moving & buying a house. But I was unable to do ANYTHING about her back then. When she would go outside she suddenly became normal, but inside once she stepped ove the threshold she became nutso. Sadly she was covered under the same laws as those in wheelchairs, she was considered "disabled" & to kick her out wpuld have been seen as discrimination. No idea whatever happened to her, don't care either, she made my life a living hell. I had heard she set her apt on fire at one point after I moved out.

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

Something is very wrong with this man, imo

[@loupgarou95]

He's definitely the one who passed the schizophrenia to his son.

[@chamomiletea5424]

God protect the defendant! 🙏🤍🕊

[@sharifsalem]

He looks weird from the jump.

[@jenniferponsart6454]

What a drama king! I dealt with a guy like that once. It did not go well and resulted in me having to threaten a restraining order.

[@CarolAbernethy]

You want a scary guy who should have been on his meds , in B.C. Canada a man went off his meds. & took a Greyhound bus hostage. He had a large knife & decapitated a stranger's head walking throughout the bus , with the head till the police came in force & he jumped out the window. They tazed him & took him into custody . That's a lesson for anyone to stay on their meds or family members to get them help...

[@susanbowman6652]

It looks like the plaintiff has a toupee.

[@KrazeeClark]

He should have been arrested for wearing that ridiculous hair hat. The other stuff I can say. 😆

[@JagN-bh7zl]

Schizophrenia is hereditary I think.. that guy really needs to get checked out

[@desireemccrorey6600]

Surely, there were recordings of that true basket case when dealing with everyone. He probably didn't want those shown.

[@gabbylem]

Maybe his son gets his issues from his dad??

[@somebodywatchin]

He didn’t prove that she conspired with the HOA.

[@TreeABaby1]

I think the apple (the son) didn’t fall far from the tree 👀

[@cydppalley2644]

Even Douglas isn't buying his 💩

[@thomascooper5050]

This guy probably works at the FBI lol

[@spacepanda9037]

What I do know is that people like the plaintiff described do exist I've dealt with plenty of them as a property manager

[@Channel-JJ]

I hope you carry.

[@14kchang]

I think the plaintiffs a psycho and someone had to put him in his shoes and I'm glad judge Millian was able to do it.

[@WesleyLindsey]

This man out of his mind fr.

[@thesaltycarpenter5245]

Everyone is conspiring against this poor man. He’s OBVIOUSLY being lied about by 30 different people.

[@shellwilliams6306]

Schizophrenia is familial. Might be the same as plaintiffs son. So sad...

[@foreverever9001]

It’s basically he said she said. He was a long term resident. Maybe they wanted him out because they were freaked out after his son murdered 2 people buttt I wouldn’t let him buy an AR15

[@vistalite]

The plaintiff has the same haircut as my grandma.

[@patrickchubey3127]

That's not true, your honor, that's not true. He didn't realize the judge wasn't saying it wasn't true, the judge was saying that he failed to prove it was. Courts operate on evidence, not your flapping gums, as M.M. would say.

[@queennola3039]

Y’all I had to rewind it back, to see what the heck was going on… cuz he was just yelling stuff.

[@keyeviondavis9647]

What is he high on today, SMH 💯

[@JeremiahLOsborne]

Antipsychotics.

[@marsbarsxo]

@@JeremiahLOsborne and hopefully he stays on them 😬

[@Kre410]

Everyone always assumes drugs. I guess that’s because THEY sit around high. It’s pathetic that people can’t tell high from mental illness. What a society we live in. What a lot of shitty people…or just dumb.

[@tigerkatze9819]

What a strange case I am not sure what's going on here. Is he blacking out and texting/raging out?

[@taydowns7207]

He convinces me at first it was a set up. But the more he kept showing his crazy I see who he really is

[@kimberlyshantel13]

He shouldn’t live next to anyone

[@lenalao262]

This guy sounds so scary. Wow!

[@amandamatheny3675]

I actually believe this guy did all the creepy crazy stuff he's accused of, but she said he was a model tenant for years so I have no idea what it was that made him snap, I mean he said he turned his son in but maybe doing that was the straw that broke the camels back. I don't know. it's just sad that someone who was such an excellent tenant suddenly fly off the handle but I might be able to give the benefit of the doubt if there was one or two people saying bad things about him because they could have malicious intent but when you have people downstairs, the HOA people the security people this Jack guy and who knows who else it just doesn't make sense it's so many people would be telling lies about this guy. Even if not all of them are true, there has to be true to at least half of what's been said.

[@opieutt9038]

What does "tussing" with a tenant mean?

[@looknbakatu]

@mepadge, he doesn’t see the possibility that the son could have “inherited” the condition from him, like i said, “he doesn’t have issues, everyone else does”, IF?! his job sees this, they NEED! to take a look at his competency depending on what?’ position he occupies!?

[@BobBlumenfeld]

It's beginning to sound like the entire world is conspiring against Alan. And I'm sure he now believes the judge is also. I literally can't believe a single word out of this plaintiff's mouth. I think he's either delusional or a pathological liar.

[@purplemoonsunflower8386]

Possibly both? 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@BobBlumenfeld]

@@purplemoonsunflower8386 Normally, I'd agree that an "or" could include both halves, but pathological lying is intentional, which would not be compatible with delusional falsehood-telling, which is unintentional.

[@rocknurse100]

Mental illness. Period. Maybe personality disorder.

[@Ange_D]

Poor guy....everybody lying on him...lol 🤥

[@MsLoveunique]

If he was fine all these years he needs to get his medication adjusted bad

[@amberthomas3939]

It's sad all the way around

[@Aceofwolves]

True. Some people need more as time goes on. Some like me do not.

[@citytrees1752]

Stay away from the guy. Just stay away.

[@Kre410]

This is not to be confused with people who suffer anxiety or panic disorder or even depression….this man has breaks with reality. I don’t want all mentally I’ll people painted with the same brush. Most mental illnesses do not cause violent behavior. Schizophrenia however is the most severe and unfortunately dangerous. The brain itself is very sick….he doesn’t see himself as bad. It’s not that he doesn’t “a take responsibility” it’s because he doesn’t think he is. He thinks everyone is against him.

[@Aceofwolves]

Hi I have schizophrenia. We are not dangerous. It is managed with medication. It sounds like he stopped meds or he doesn't have enough.

[@shirleywiese5230]

I had a physco crazy neighbor years ago when I lived in a duplex. She kept calling police that I was loud when I wasn’t. She even told the police when I mowed my yard it shook her concrete. The police got so tired of coming out they stopped by me first and asked me to turn my tv on full blast. Then went next door to her side and they couldn’t hear it. She told them just keep listening and I’ll turn my fans off. 😂 it was extremely scary though cause she started going in the back and shooting a gun. I had 4 children. I told the police. My thoughts were she really believed this stuff and was capable of who knows what. I moved!!!

[@serotonin11]

This makes me feel my "annoying" neighbour isn't so bad. Was she really psychic or do you mean she thought she was?

[@shirleywiese5230]

@@serotonin11 meant physco There was definitely something wrong with her

[@davezito888]

This dude…. Whoa

[@crimsonfirelily]

Weird but interesting case. Good judgment Judge M 👏! ✌

[@sonquatsch8585]

gotta love the name druid. obviously the parents started this entire mess in the early 70s with their acid trip.

[@MhiaLee19]

Same with Dorit 😂😂😂😂

[@Kre410]

Druids have nothing to do with acid trips or hippies. It’s a fantasy thing. Look it up. Your comment is silly and nonsensical.

[@Annonymight]

Wow! Arthur may be on the news soon when they discover the bodies in his ceiling.

[@peryole]

He claims to be in healthcare and then spouts Hippa that wouldn’t apply, they need to let this lunatic go.

[@Kre410]

It absolutely does apply. You can’t just randomly ask people what meds they take. That’s prejudicial.

[@peryole]

@@Kre410 HIPPA only applies to medical professionals and their patients.