Valkyrae Reacts To The Curious Case of Dalia Dippolito (JCS - Criminal Psychology)

[@DezerayHope]

You could hear that poor guy start to doubt himself a few times during that phone call. Something tells me she was gaslighting him a lot in their relationship

[@kuehnerthanyou3409]

She absolutely did. There was a ton of financial abuse directed to him that’s not covered much in this video. I’d recommend Stephanie Harlowe’s video on it if you’re interested, Mike seems sweet, if a little naive for a man who served time in prison. She took a loooot of money from him before she started the house shenanigans

[@Lyquaria]

Which is why I applaud the ex boyfriend of hers who informed the police. She probably tried to manipulate him too but he did the right thing and ultimately saved Mikes life

[@GLUFSAREN]

No he want doubting himself, he was trying to calmly talk to her while getting more and more frustrated with her and by the end of it he got annoyed and got a little harsh. He tried to get her to understand but she was refusing and doubling down that she did not do that. I'm actually impressed he talked to her for that long. I would have just said no I don't wanna talk to you.

[@TheBlazingPassion555]

@@GLUFSAREN Only thing is, he wanted his house back.

[@SSZaris]

@@kuehnerthanyou3409 Didn't he end up taking her back and try to get her out of prison?

[@quinnable8031]

You cannot tell me that the cops setting up a crime scene and breaking the news to the scheming wife isn't them having some fun with this.

[@RedLancerMoto]

True, but in this case I'm all for it.

[@Faith-tb4vv]

😆😂🤣Yes Dude, my thoughts exactly 😄

[@FreePlay15]

Worth it, lmao!

[@Spizycamilla]

They’re such great actors too😂😂😂

[@sterlingchurchill6877]

Ya since nobody died they said fuck it lets jave a ligh

[@Immortalbebe]

Gotta applaud the excellent acting by the sergeants, tbh i would have broke as soon as she started crying 💀

[@childofthelivinggod.]

FR

[@goldengoat9660]

lol "excellent." This entire case was a shit show and made the Boynton Beach PD look terrible (I'm from this area). They set up an entire a fake crime scene for an episode of Cops, bring the "hit man" into the room instead of doing a line up, let her husband walk past the the interrogation room with the door open so they could argue, etc. It was extremely unprofessional and it seemed like they just wanted to put on a show for some views. It's not really talked about in this video but that's why she took the weird "victim of a fame hungry police dept." stance in her appeal. It actually wasn't weird and made complete sense from the defense's standpoint and could have thrown a shoe-in case.

[@childofthelivinggod.]

@@goldengoat9660 proof?

[@childofthelivinggod.]

@@goldengoat9660 You really can't post links on KZbin? This isn't scepticism (well.. A bit lol), but really? It won't let you?

[@childofthelivinggod.]

@@goldengoat9660 I'll look it up though sure

[@Lyquaria]

The real hero in this story is the ex boyfriend that informed the police of her plans. Without him the husband would be dead and she might have gotten away with it

[@boingboingwee1417]

I mean she asked him to get a hitman lol, if he did it he would’ve gotten arrested if found out, and if he didn’t, she could find a hitman to kill him and her husband thoughh

[@bellab9286]

He didn't do it to save him he went to the police cuz she told him he was beating her

[@Lyquaria]

@@bellab9286 Nah he also told the police she was trying to find someone who would kill her husband

[@RedLancerMoto]

@@bellab9286 If he was worried about her getting beat, he wouldn't have told the police that she wanted to hire a hitman on her husband.

[@JRexTheKing]

He’s the MVP

[@jebronlames4559]

this is straight from an among us video, "I saw him kill" "Its NOT TRUE" "He literally killed in front of me" "ITS NOT TRUE"

[@TeeTop_]

reminds me of how Corpse was in the chat when she streamed this and while Dalia was being interrogated, he said "this is what 50/50'ing toast feels like"

[@Logan_TheLegend]

*BLUE LEFT THE GAME*

[@GLUFSAREN]

That's when she knew, the gaslighting they talked about in among us is nothing like the real thing.

[@ringyuyu2256]

Remind me when Toast using his 1 million IQ tactics . -ok rae you can't do that Robocop voice *CONFESS*

[@bobbywise2313]

Have you ever known a really good liar? I have known people that could tell you the sky is yellow and you might just believe them. However this Dalia bitch was not a good liar.

[@EduardoMartinez-rs3bu]

29:30 Gaslighting, a form of manipulation used by psychopaths, sociopaths and among us players

[@julia-8130]

And twilight

[@EduardoMartinez-rs3bu]

@@julia-8130 you mean the vampire movie?

[@GLUFSAREN]

@@EduardoMartinez-rs3bu I can see that. there is definitely gaslighting in that movie

[@maksolol.]

AMONGUS 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

[@Saturnm0ss]

False and false

[@ObiWanBidoofy]

My goodness that cop did such a great job portraying the sense of urgency in finding whoever did it, while knowing the whole time who did it

[@shimmeries]

"Mike you NEED to help me" "No." *calls mom* "MIKE DID THIS TO ME" literally a toddler throwing a tantrum to anyone she thinks will give her what she wants.

[@Lyquaria]

The worst thing is that her mom was still willing to defend her and saw nothing wrong with her daughters actions despite the evidence

[@xertion8567]

@@Lyquaria and is still defending her to this day I understand it's your daughter and at first you're caught up in emotions and want to help them as much as you can and that doesn't have to stop but eventually you have to come to accept that your child tried to kill someone, the evidence is all there and failing to accept the truth will only make things worse, as hurtful as it may be this mom really needs to accept this, her daughter has been a bad egg for a long time and she almost did something she would never come back from and she needs to take responsibility but she can't when held on for so long

[@eohanna6285]

@@xertion8567 it shows how Dalia ended up the way she is. Her mom probably never made her daughter take responsibility for her actions despite knowing she’s done wrong and letting her go free with no punishments as long as she cries for it. Dalia is ultimately the bad person but her mom literally encourages her and it most likely started at a young age. Discipline your kids y’all, this is why it’s important

[@xertion8567]

@@eohanna6285 fucking exactly

[@eileenvb]

@@eohanna6285 couldn’t agree more

[@ashleywilliams4665]

This is probably one of my favorite cases. Cus nobody actually got hurt but it still feels like someone died and she’s in trouble for it.

[@bobbywise2313]

That aspect was funny.

[@jenell4375]

i've never seen a defense team reach harder than that 😭

[@goldengoat9660]

It really wasn't though, it actually made a lot of sense. The entire thing was extremely unprofessional and looked like BBPD wanted some sort of publicity out of it. Firstly, JCS says news cameras but the fake crime scene was set up for an episode of cops. It was completely unnecessary, weird, and entirely for entertainment. They awkwardly brought the undercover cop posing as a hitman into the interrogation room instead of doing an actual line up. They left the door open and had her husband walk past seemingly to have them argue. It was handled terribly by the BBPD and could have thrown an easy case.

[@GLUFSAREN]

@@goldengoat9660 I'm pretty sure you don't do a lineup for this. That's only for witnesses who are pointing out criminals. Not for people who are accused of crimes to point out an undercover operative. She wasn't admitting to doing anything, why would she point out someone in a lineup. That doesnt make sense, He should have been in uniform instead. They did unnecessary theatrics that is not in doubt. But a lineup is equally stupid in this case. I still didn't really understand what technicality got the first sentence thrown out but yeah.. it should have been an open and shut case.

[@aceofspades58]

@@goldengoat9660 A lineup? Like she's gonna say, "Yes officer. That's the hitman I hired to kill my husband." She hadn't admitted to anything yet and her defence was that she was innocent to any crime. A lineup is pointless.

[@xertion8567]

@@goldengoat9660 You sounded like you had an actual argument going on til you mentioned a lineup and then realized you just pulled all that out of your ass, a lineup was unnecessary because she obviously wasn't gonna admit to hiring him not to mention that she was at the gym at the time of the fake crime so either way a lineup would have been incredibly stupid and the whole point of bringing in the undercover cop and have him continue to act as a hit man was probably to give her a sense that everything had gone accordingly to her plan before ultimately breaking that narrative Anyone who believes that the whole thing was meant to be for some reality show or whatever is incredibly stupid as one of their arguments is that she and Mike collaborated for their "plot" yet what bugs me is the question of what does he get out of it if he paints her as the villain? He had put the house in her name so had he known he was gonna stab her in the back wouldn't have gained him anything and at no point in and out of the court house during her trial did it ever seem like he was looking for fame he was genuinely disappointed and wanted nothing to do with this girl who had very clearly in the past tried to get him arrested, this part is never discussed in the trial Dahlia's whole story doesn't make sense at all as there is too many plot holes and questions that haven't been answered and probably can't be answered because the whole story is bull, whereas in the police department's case makes a whole lot more sense, a woman wanted money and was willing to do anything to get it, the bitch was caught and arrested but unfortunately the punishment didn't at all fit the crime and she should have easily been given a life sentence

[@RedLancerMoto]

@@goldengoat9660 Yeah sure, parts of it was definitely a bit out there, but there's no doubt that this lady attempted to hire a hitman to kill her husband. She even denied it after being shown video and audio proof of the act. There was never any remorse. Evil people like her deserve to rot in prison.

[@kevinross6235]

Lowkey obsessed with watching her reactions

[@corpseisking5392]

Sameee

[@TotalMayham]

Highkey

[@bumpertabby2155]

Same lol

[@ahnkor]

Same, I originally subbed for stebon but I'm ACTUALLY just hooked on rae reacting to jcs

[@saartje861]

Same ive been watching this for daysss

[@senorconfused]

Detective: You need a real good attorney Attorney: This was a reality TV show prank!

[@kuehnerthanyou3409]

Some ace attorney level bs lmfao

[@Elzzaw]

@@gorestfump8935 The same officer held her at gun point before they even met and told her to try and frame Mike and get him sent to prison, that's how scared she was of the 'hitman' she was hiring. Also a blue pug with twelve legs and a retractable jaw told her to hire the hitman originally, otherwise it would steal her kidneys. - the lawyers next go-to defense.

[@h4674]

@@kuehnerthanyou3409 LMFAOO I LOVE THIS COMMENT

[@C0DW1TH5ANDEL5]

That an attorney was like, yea sure that is an obvious explanation to the story. A mountain of evidence vs its just a prank, bro.

[@jxdinglol]

That attorney is the real life equivalent of Saul Goodman

[@francismartial6427]

I've seen all these JCS videos yet I'll happily rewatch all of them with Rae reacting to them

[@dobj_ericb]

Same

[@bbluekyanite]

Saaame

[@childofthelivinggod.]

Same

[@AmethystEyes]

Has she reacted to the Chris Watts one yet?

[@francismartial6427]

@@AmethystEyes I believe she has but it is yet to be uploaded to YT

[@PeyloBeauty]

honestly I kinda can't believe Dalia did not even show any kind of expression when listening to her mother saying those things trying to protect her. like I'd be so fucking emotional if I see my mom sitting up there in front of so many people trying to do her best to convince them to not get me an extreme penalty while I know I did something so bad? broo I wouldn't be able to hold my frustration and tears in. Dalias expression says "yes do it like this mom, say all those things so I get out of this situation" fucking narcissist

[@ultimateships]

I’ve already seen all of these videos on JCS Criminal Psychology months back but watching Rae’s reactions to them makes it more.. interesting? Idk the right word but waching a video and having someone there to agree with on things makes it more captivating, if that makes sense.

[@HannSolo88]

I was wondering when she was going to watch this case this case is bizarre

[@amarachin.4572]

Are we the same person cause that's the same for me????

[@epr5296]

It’s showing a friend a video you like but without the weirdness of looking for their reaction

[@xn1438]

Yeahhh like I feel comfortable watching these creepy ass people with someone comforting & familiar as rae

[@melissasaurus_rex]

Same lol

[@alexideeznutz]

the way she just IMMEDIATELY broke down. if it was real emotions shed be in shock

[@kendric2434]

I would argue that notion

[@MrNinja543]

@John Sampson its amazing how you're denying her right on queue wailing. No hesitation just straight to the crying as if she was waiting to hear the detective say that very news

[@RedLancerMoto]

@@Ave-S Well if I was told a loved one of mine was killed I probably would be in denial rather than just outright accepting it and ensue crying.

[@RedLancerMoto]

@@Ave-S Well I certainly wouldn't be able to immediately accept something like that.

[@VWES-jk3gw]

Yeah, it's normal for people who were not responsible ro have shocked reactions and stuff like that but you can also immediately begin crying, but it's hard to argue in this situation because. I feel like she totally had a reaction ready.

[@ObiWanBidoofy]

Detective rae: Rae "we have enough evidence to send you away for a long time" Suspect "i didnt do it" Rae "*audible gasp* the AUDACITY" Lol

[@ah-vq4bc]

Detective Rae: Comes across a real dead body for the first time Dead Body: Rae: *audible gasp* faints and hits the ground

[@ronburgundy9148]

RAE: "This is the most manipulative gaslighting ive ever seen in my life" Also Rae in among Us: 😈

[@booorue4876]

The way she was caught in 4k and TRIED TO GASLIGHT LITERALLY EVERYONE-

[@pennyhughes9187]

Bro I felt second hand embarrassment when she started crying for the “loss” of her husbanddd

[@bobbywise2313]

I am impressed all the officers held it together. I would have probably busted out laughing at her pathetic act.

[@merealbrofas9513]

11:33 Police: Ma'am your husband has been ki-- Her: * broken washing machine noises *

[@alesksander]

:D Jebaited Hard

[@elevate07]

@Bereethop the police brought her in with the prior knowledge that she already did it. That's the opposite of being finessed

[@aardfay]

Bahahahah xD

[@redcrimson5722]

I feel like that specific moment made it so obvious that she knew he was gonna be "killed". I think the far majority of people would at least react with some sorta shock before breaking down.

[@alesksander]

@@redcrimson5722 Yep exactly. Denial and sense of confusion. Not INSTANT washing machine noises xD Bitch

[@sophieceleste4771]

Wow... poor Mike. Being betrayed by the person you loved? She had everything. She just didn't wanna share. What a horrible person.

[@marcoaraiza9381]

Mike was way too calm in the call. I would've hung up or something

[@jillypepper_]

Seriously. And he just found everything out THAT day like I can’t imagine what was going through his head?! That’s a lot to process.

[@MollyHuffle]

Yeah. Hopefully he got some therapy and help after this. I’m sure he did- poor guy.

[@heidischultz6219]

Uhhh. Dude called an escort while his wife was out of town. And he got this piece of work. I feel for him, I know he's suffered, but maybe now he understands the cost of betrayal.

[@sophieceleste4771]

@@heidischultz6219 while you are right I have to say that we don't know what the relationship with his former wife was like at that point. I also think that there is a huge difference between these betrayals 😅 murder is worse than cheating. At least in my book. Of course both aren't good but to say he deserved to almost be killed to feel what betrayal is like... idk man ....idk 😅

[@SunTzuSeeYou]

I know attorneys are just trying to do everything they can to defend their client, it's their job and duty; but the BS Dalia's attorneys spit out is exactly the reason why so many people hate lawyers.

[@Tomatosaladz]

would've been more comedic if the undercover cop was the one that came to cuff her lol

[@-jsyxlcj4887]

yeah, when the cop came in I was really hoping that is what was happening

[@swordsmancs]

@@-jsyxlcj4887 “hey bitch guess who”

[@veggiemonkie5041]

They dragged in the nicest Italian detectives for this lady, showed her the video of herself making the deal and everything and she stiiill sits there acting like shes innocent, even denys the truth towards her husband, and gaslights him. I dont think ive ever heard of someone more narcissistic and delusional.. Dalia never deserved Mike, you can tell how trusting and honest he is, he even tries to think about forgiving her in the phone call. I hope Mike is doing better now and has found happiness. I hope Dalia has stopped being so manipulative and self centered but its hard to come back from going that deep into the delusional pit she dug for herself.

[@andrevarian3744]

right , just like the judge said if only her first statement to mike was about asking for forgiveness, this might another type of video

[@boingboingwee1417]

He cheated on his wife lmao he ain’t honest and trusting

[@xertion8567]

@@boingboingwee1417 Yeah that's the only thing we can hold against Mike and honestly probably would've been better had he actually been killed, I'm sorry but had that happened this probably would have worked out, had he died there wouldn't have been all this drama about how apparently this was all for some reality TV show bullshit, had it still turned out she was guilty she probably wouldn't have had any evidence to support her innocence and would have been given a life sentence, but I think the simple fact that he was alive helped to make this bullshit story that somehow convinced the court to not give her a more serious punishment

[@jk4675]

@@xertion8567 she still got 20 years. I'd say it worked out the best. It's so stupid and crazy that you would say it would be better if Dippolito died

[@olivia9347]

"Can we have an officer come in and cuff this..." ... "person" i can only imagine what he wanted to say.

[@ruusuensio7694]

The cop: I’m sorry to tell you your husband’s been ki- Dalia: OH MY GOD 😱😱😭

[@Its_Caps]

37:43 “Dalia isn’t dangerous” yeah idk bout that one 😂

[@sophieceleste4771]

Just look at Dalias face xD This face doesn't say" I am harmless " It says " you are next"

[@Kumquat57]

@@sophieceleste4771 it says "i am going to fail to hire a hitman on you"

[@LlamaLlamaMamaJamaac]

5000% sure she is 😜

[@joerizosorio3682]

@@Kumquat57 I remembered when Jacksepticeye played Life and I laughed out loud

[@sophieceleste4771]

@@joerizosorio3682 my hitman fingers are tingling! 🤣

[@Dazyet]

It’s so much better to watch these when the victim actually came out of it alive. I wonder if this is the only one JCS has done that it actually turns out okay(ish) for the victim.

[@bobbywise2313]

This is a rare case and you are correct that it is less tragic. I am soooooo glad this bitch failed in her scheme.

[@animelytical8354]

The lawyers in the second trial are doing a madness. "She's an attractive woman" is his reason for the police "manufacturing a crime". She's no way near pretty enough for them to pick *HER.* Palm Beach has way too many pretty people for that defence. That being said, they clearly used those 6 years well. The other flaw in their story is that the guys involved had 6 years to actually become reality TV stars. That didn't happen.

[@xertion8567]

Fucking exactly, had that been the plan then where was it all? Mike didn't get nearly enough fame for that and didn't even seem like he wanted for that to happen so the whole story is complete bullshit but it's not as surprising as hearing that the court fucking *bought* it They ate that shit up, she may have still gotten punished but the punishment did not at all fit the crime I hate that attorney for making the story but my God to trick the court into believing it? Credit where credit is due and I applaud him for that

[@stevenyz2901]

That ex-husband dodged a flipping bullet

[@idontknowleavemealoneplease]

12:35 The fact that Ashton Kutcher wasn't in the interrogation room with them is the biggest crime committed in this story.

[@bobbywise2313]

Or the boy from prank encounters.

[@jmet2001]

watching her act the way she did when they pretended her husband was actually killed is bone chilling

[@joseph0998]

I genuinely loved the fact that they pranked her so hard lol.

[@kendallcarnegie2499]

The way they had all the evidence and she still wanted to be like “nah wasn’t me tho”

[@C0C0N0T]

I mean, besides his poor ex-wife, Mike seems like such a good dude lol im glad they managed to save his life and i hope dalia gets whats coming to her

[@bobbywise2313]

I doubt he was a saint but I am sure he loved her. That is what makes this even more sad. I am sooo glad her scheme failed and she got what she deserved.

[@Tomatosaladz]

props to that 1 ex following the brocode (even if on bad terms)

[@spicypisces5239]

He left his wife of 7 years for this person, this just goes to show you the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. Thankfully he is alive but, so sad how sick some people are.

[@plexyglass429]

He seems to be honest besides that, I kinda want more context because he seemed down to earth despite what that old hag did to him

[@SessVlogs]

@@plexyglass429 Yeah, he was hella manipulated by her. And so was her poor mother.

[@Adultguj]

They put a subtitle for 'Thank you' @ 16:20 because it's bizarre how she acts. She was just informed that her husband was violently murdered, but once the detective leaves she just replies with a lighthearted thanks as if nothing serious is going on. You'd normally be a broken mess.

[@ZuperPhresh]

the moment Valkyrae was losing hope on Mike during that phone call XD

[@Graendal]

The thing that always gets me about this, the thing that REALLY cements "yup, she's fucking guilty" is the way she reacts to the detective telling her that her husband has just been killed. She goes from skeptical to BAWLING before he has the chance to finish the word "killed." Any human being that doesn't have fore-knowledge of an event like that would have a much more natural ramp up into emotion, or shock instead of just... bam, crocodile tears.

[@FlyingTacticianMorgan]

One of the things that didn’t sit right with me was when Dalia was told that her husband was “dead”. She was calm for the most part until the reveal, and she went into hysterical weeping. I was have first responded with shock, process, then slowly start break down crying.

[@journeysilvers9838]

Everyone who gets caught planning a serious crime should be pranked like this. This police district is awesome. She was made a FOOL before her arrest and I love it

[@eohanna6285]

The fact that this case even went to retrial is laughable.

[@chovbee]

I’m not gonna lie, I would’ve laughed in her face as soon as she started fake crying, I wouldn’t be able to contain myself😂😂

[@ashleywilliams4665]

I feel like when police do interrogations on people who basically have everything against them except a confession they are just saying “alright, we are about to put this person in their grave, but maybe they can dig the grave for us.”

[@tiffanycastellano]

i cannot watch these without watching her reactions to it. i’m obsessed!

[@TheWhackattack01]

Is this how it feel like watching favourite show with a best friend? I mean, I have watched all of the JSC series but watching with someone is even more fun

[@hahhhh]

“I wanna catch a liar and send him to prison for life, that sounds fun!” -valkyrae

[@animelytical8354]

"I want to go home". Your home is the big house now, Dalia.

[@lilygirl5099]

Great that the ex bf went to the police about it, but also despite all of what Mike went through I love how he handled things. Both are the real MVPs here

[@henrikbartnes8424]

I love the narrator for making a life lesson out of these, like a good version of dhar mann

[@cait.tama1]

“Whose number is this?” “….that’s your home number.”

[@Annausagi2]

This is one of those cases that make me feel a bit better at the end. Dalia getting caught red-handed, the ex-boyfriend warning the police about her plans... and even Michael got a little karma for cheating on his wife with Dalia. (He wouldn't have deserved getting murdered, obviously, that would have been a different story.)

[@jamesoverbuild9496]

Imagine being in jail for years for fraud and stuff, then be freed and try to do right, never see your dad again, then marry a decent wife, get a bit lusty with another woman and then being completely manipulated out of your marriage to then get married with this new one, get set up in various intances by her to be taken by the police, and after a few failed attemps she just decides to straight up try and kill you. By the time Dalia's mother was on the stand talking about her daughter and then the camera focused on Mike's face, he just looked so dead inside and so done with the situation. No wonder why he talked to her in the phone like that and in the stand. Jeez poor man. Also goddamn this whole case was a fucken shit-fest.

[@kevinsolorzano6852]

Rae’s ear to ear grin and her screaming “YES!” has made my day lmao

[@rain4169]

20:42 Can I have an officer and cuff this.... this "person" We all know the officer had other words to describe this "person" but probably chose not to.

[@BAMFuPanda]

He wanted to say 'bitch" so badly.

[@plexyglass429]

If it wouldnt have hurt the case im sure he would have given her his mind

[@maksolol.]

He wanted to say "sussy imposter baka 😈😈" for sure

[@CANELA-cnm]

They keep saying she's such an angel and an attractive woman and I still cant see it.

[@jacannon3]

Feels weird that I won’t watch these alone but I’ll watch some watching these kind of vids lol

[@andreamunguia]

i know right?? i feel the same way. it’s a lot more comforting watching these videos “with” someone rather than alone.

[@agent475816]

I'm surprised he kept talking to her for that long. I would've been pissed that she had the audacity to ask for my help after attempting to kill me LOL

[@kaitlin1609]

“I need you to help me!” My response would’ve been “no” and hung up.

[@drakashrakenburgproduction5369]

That text message sounds like something from a dark comedy film

[@hibiya-chan7854]

I cringed so hard and was also laughing so hard when she started crying on that fake news that her husband died xD +1 for effort i guess

[@kiidkif2009]

Bro u cringed i was almost put to tears the emotions were 😙🤌🏾 i almost forgot she was a cold blooded **insert adjective**

[@chaosfromtejas]

"This is the most manipulative, blatant gaslighting I've ever seen in my life" That's a lot coming from someone who's played Among Us with DisguisedToast

[@oogliebooglie8796]

during the retrial in 2016, I just love how everyone was just done with her shit. They were pretty much like yeah this could've happened but shut the fuck up.

[@jackedlantern3520]

I feel like the investigator was thinking: “the audacity this girl has to lie this huge”

[@Mmmmbeans]

A little bit of a clue i guess you can say, when the criminals have to pretend to be surprised on the phone when the person dies, they usually never really ask why or for any details

[@hnlkaitan]

damn i remember when i was younger my dad was talking how he passed up being attorney and i for the life of me couldnt figure out why. but after watching these attorneys im a little more understanding

[@bobbywise2313]

I am curious as to what you mean. I get the profession is not for everyone. But our criminal justice is based on the people being represented by a prosecutor. Every accused also gets legal council also. We are all innocent until proven guilty. Having said that, I often wonder what I would do if asked to defend someone who I knew in my heart was guilty. I think the first thing I would do is tell my client that I felt he will be found guilty so perhaps we can seek a plea or something. Ok obviously I am not lawyer so I could be way off. I am just looking at the ethics of the situation. On the one hand everyone is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Furthermore all are guaranteed legal council. But when the legal council basically knows the accused is guilty what does he/she do. I am sure entire classes cover this in law school. But this is not just about defense attorneys. Prosecutors can be just as bad sometimes. It is all about winning period. It is a game between lawyers. The funny thing about this is that often those opposing lawyers in the courtroom are actually good friends. They may be arguing and wanting to win in this"game" to them. But later they will be on the golf course together. And the biggest factor in determining guilt or innocent in court is usually how good ones attorney is vs how good the prosecutor is. If one has a court appointed attorney he/she very well may be screwed. But if you are OJ Simpson and can afford the best legal council in the world you may be able to get away with ...........

[@ToxicViper-_-15]

Mikes the homie bruh makes me laugh with what and how he says things😂

[@androssia1765]

oh heavens have mercy on me for laughing and squealing so hard 11:20 my gosh i can't handle this AJAKHDAIOFHAOFJWOPFJAsadojsaoSKLFHAO

[@Miracle-]

props to the ex who informed the police

[@luck1057]

Men will be men

[@OctopusLips]

"oh they put subtitle for 'thank you'." LMAO

[@maddymahool3828]

💀💀💀

[@DSiren]

"Most blatant gaslighting I've ever seen in my life" means a whole lot coming from someone who plays Among Us.

[@kamryn110]

God bless the ex who took this to the cops and didn’t just say no Must have felt bad for her current husband knowing how crazy she is😂

[@erika.s]

That phone call was so frustating I would have turned down the phone asap. Respect to Mike for handling it well. Gaslighters are such a headache °-°)

[@TRD57]

11:34 She started crying like a split second before the officer even said the word killed.

[@bali8619]

Omg this video was so satisfyingg.. to see her get nailed!!! I honestly wanted life of imprisonment cause who knows what she’ll scheme when she gets out.. im still scared for mike’s life!

[@mahshshsrklingfa7031]

She won't be pretty no more.. That's her only thing

[@King_Minos64]

If prison life does not break that narcissistic personality of hers, she may very well target him as something to lash out on to heal her wounded pride from getting caught even though everything was a result of her own actions.

[@RedLancerMoto]

@@mahshshsrklingfa7031 Agreed, her only asset after she gets out is the the house she swindled. Here's hoping the property value goes to shit.

[@jcs3146]

@@RedLancerMoto she didn't even keep the house, he got it back through the divorce

[@niko9631]

Her attorneys are slimey as hell but I guess the bills have to get paid somehow

[@swordsmancs]

Rae cackling as the criminals get absolutely wrecked by the cops absolutely sends me tbh

[@thesovereignspark]

in case anyone wanted to know, he got his house back

[@Takiyah.M]

She was trying her best to not go to jail😂

[@Lackadal]

Parents: hey can you come to the living room for a second? 5 year old me seeing the shattered vase on the floor I knocked over two minutes ago: 11:35

[@bobbywise2313]

How well did that work for the 5 year old you? Lol. The best part about being a parent is we know all the tricks already.

[@Laizerdisk]

I just realized her lawyer looks like Papa John

[@DCBreezy.55]

Bro this woman was playing among us long before the game was created!!! She was over here caught as the imposter, and she was trying to convince the whole lobby that it wasn’t her 😂.

[@user-uo5id1dd5s]

WOW, Mike was such a good dude I can't imagine how would I act if I were in his position

[@eohanna6285]

Her and her last attorney genuinely believe that everyone is stupid as hell

[@rendezvousonmemorylane]

Mike is way too nice..... holy shit.

[@Eclectic.Nostalgia]

props for her acting. should have won oscars

[@TokenTheGreat13]

Of all of the episodes to trigger me, I did not think it would be this one. My ex used to gaslight me just like that when I caught him cheating, holy shit

[@nirmalamangsatabam3238]

28:32 the narrator being absolute sarcastic! I love it lol

[@789syrus789]

That reporter whose talking to the lawyer is over here laughing at him. I swear, humanity today!

[@Tamaki742]

Look, if that was gaslighting, that's the shittiest gaslighting ever. It's so stupid. How could she think she could fool him?

[@christiantrent1030]

I mean she’s been doing it for so long she probably didn’t need to try that hard to get her way

[@EduardoMartinez-rs3bu]

How ironic, the video doesn't have subtitles but this video does

[@gabbyreyna6569]

Why is no one talking abt her not knowing her phone number 😭😭

[@bluewolf8873]

Bruh.... this chick is scary af.... and at the same time needs an academy award for all that blubbering.

[@fantasmaghoulical]

broo i'm a horrible actress and even i know to have had an AT LEAST 10-20 second period of shock before the violent shaking and sobbing

[@salsazilla790]

Rae watched every JCS video except the brand new one on his side channel. BTW if anyone wants more JCS, the patreon is $5 for 26 videos

[@enricopagnotta6414]

This case changed my life as I realized how my ex gf was manipulating me and I broke up with her

[@drops043]

Darth Vader: I am your father Dalia: This is not true...

[@kleandojaupaj7819]

WOOOOOOW , GIVE THIS WOMAN A GRAMMY ALREADY

[@BreescreamsRAWR]

CEO of “That’s not TRUE”

[@aschizo4111]

ive stumbled upon JCS the other week and its very interesting to see someone else react to it