There’s people in jail for more years than her in America for having weed

@sprayfarts stop being to bring politics into everything it’s so annoying

@Sandra Swan there is actually some research coming out, that it might affect appetite and eating habits as well as the digestive system [still research], I wish they did more research on it 😭

@Juicy342YT haha okay buddy :) with all your laws you failed and you know it

@Lee The Flea I didn't say we stopped them, i said we made it extremely difficult to get a gun at all. Maybe actually read what i say?

@Juicy342YT you didn't stop shootings haha there was one just this month. Congratulations genius.

@Avery yes but she got life and i doubt she'd get parole after the 10 years

There's that guy in Japan that murdered a woman, ate parts of her, cuddled her dead body, dismembered her, put her in a fridge, took her back out, ate some more of her, put her in 2 separate suit cases, took a cab to a park and tried to dispose of them in front of people. Multiple witnesses. He's confessed. He was put in a mental institution for...a couple of months I believe? He's now free. And still says he desires to EAT PEOPLE. HE IS FREE!!

So yeah. It's not just America. Justice systems every where aren't perfect.

@sensitiveGangster1 we aren't perfect, you're right. But I do believe we have an amazing foundation that has been close to perfect before and can be again. For example the racial stuff. We've overcome a lot of that but now in the process of "correcting it" we are backsliding back towards segregation and open racism. I believe that's manufactured for political gain. I think the US is in a very dangerous position these days and that saddens me because there's nothing I or any normal American can do about it.

@Lee The Flea I think the USA is in the top 10 best countries to live and we definitely have some unique freedoms here like 2A and some of if not the best freedom of speech protection but there's also some pretty draconian laws and really major issues as well like there is anywhere. I think people are usually pretty extreme and say either that no country can come close to our greatness or that the USA is a total shithole but imo we're ahead of the world in a lot of ways and behind in some others

@Lee The Flea just also want to say I love Americans and see you as our best Ally

@rafer Jefferson iii fair enough fair enough you've got me there.

@Lee The Flea you are right on the gun rights etc in Britain but we do not have a government anything like the states.
There is no such thing as a DUI checkpoint here.  We don’t have the largest prison population per capita as the US does.  We don’t give such long sentances.  Our prisons aren’t rape centres for gangs.  Police do not force you to the ground in cuffs - thats only if you’re violent.  By and large, the authorities leave you alone.  Not so in the states, you have possibly the most aggressive police forces and legal system in the western world.  Your guns have not kept you safe from that.
Our legal system if anything is too lenient.
We can see clearly on YT the differences.  British police tend to call you sir and ask you to sit in the car.  US police lose their shyt and wrestle you to the ground.
It is much closer to a police state in the US, you have no idea how easy going it is here in comparison.
Cops these days won’t even bust you for weed, provided you don’t blow it in their faces, they don’t even care

@David Arbogast i got the shit beat outta me for pissing thc didnt have any on me. Lost my job was in jail for 2 years

@Hocotatium111 the argument doesn’t hold because you said “people” as plural.  You’ve named one person. Name another and you’re right.

No, there is not. It was still a ridiculously light sentence.

@John Symons Yup. And I’ve been caught before and payed the price.

@Evan Noyes  I guarantee you that you have broke the law at some point in your life.

@Evan Noyes You said people don't go to jail for longer than this woman just for having weed and you were wrong. Nothing in your reply makes what you said any less wrong.

@Evan Noyes His priors were also marijuana possession, so the argument still holds up.  It's all under the umbrella of "having weed".

@Evan Noyes Bernard Noble was arrested in 2010 for two joints worth of marijuana and was going to be imprisoned without parole for 13 years.


She got released from prison in July 2020 while awaiting appeal. It’s gross.

@I'm a Turkey wow you think that's punishment? Her kids are dead and poor her can not get a passport or leave the house!

But she cant leave Quebec, cant apply for a passport, cant leave the house between 9PM and 6AM, has to give 25,000 dollars, and has to go to psychological counseling. Dont take stuff out of context

@Andrew Vaillant legal systems in all countries are shit tbh I agree with both of you

Yet, her husband got 20 years for drugs.... What the actual f**k ?

@Jai U.S. legal system has even worse cases than that lol Try a few other videos on this channel. Casey Anthony is a great example of the American system imo


As a parent this is literally heartbreaking. I will never understand how somebody can do harm to a child,much less their own child💔 She doesn't deserve anything less than what she did to them


What a breath of fresh air to find such great, solid channels like this. Integrity, and in-depth. Like thank you and please keep the videos coming. I know it must take a lot of work and just know there is a lot of gratitude here for this.


It’s so completely unfathomable to me that any human being would be capable of murdering a child let alone their own children! And yet it happens. They have lost their humanity if they ever had any to begin with. Those people deserve hell


Holy shit I could never be an interrogator. That amount of patience for people who do these horrible things. I have no clue how these interrogators do this.

It's simple.  Normal people don't get off on bullying someone for hours.  It's not patience, it's pathology.  He sounds about as excited as a man can get when she's crumbling.

@Zoro lmao I can make people cry too <br>Blessing and a curse??

@Zoro lmao I can make people cry too
Blessing and a curse??

@V I guess being around the cruelty ridden people*** is what they kinda meant

@adbrooks95 you are incorrect on both accounts

Cuz you get paid by the hour. Id imagine they also get a "bonus" for confessions and that bonus is worth it to sit in a small room talking to a murderer for 8 hours

That's why they don't pick investigators from internet comment sections...they they know their personal emotions could f*ckup the investigation and case in court. So they hold themself and do their job so the sucker pays for his/her crimes

What amazes me is how long the interrogation goes on for yet they never run out of thing's to say

Seriously!!!! The patience its astounding 5 minutes in I would have slapped that smirk off her face and made wallpaper with that picture she "doesn't want to see"

"why do you use the word 'weird' I don't understand this word"

@gartner101 Levels of cruelty? No shit ?!

@Zoro You will be making innocent people cry. You will end up sending innocent people to prison for decades and destroying their lives. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

i want to be an interrogator but my friend says i’ll end up making people cry. is that a good thing or a bad thing

@CSPORT The problem is that interrogators play 'sport' with innocent people too. They are so determined to get the 'win' they are not interested in finding the truth. That is how so many miscarriages of justice happen. I was on a jury for a case where it was clear the cops had just arrested the nearest obvious suspect; didn't bother with even the minimum investigation and just relied on an interrogation to confuse and trick the suspect into implicating themselves. His alibi checked out but it depended on the defense lawyer to provide the witness to show it. Fortunately, this was England in the 1980s where there was still some social cohesion and distrust for the police so the jury dismissed the charges after about 5 minutes discussion. However, in the 21st century for every American it just takes one unfortunate encounter with a policeman to be facing decades in prison. Being innocent does not help.

@V Interrogators are cruel and manipulative to break people as human beings. That is why so many innocent people confess to crimes they didn't do and why so many innocent people are in prison. Every American is one unfortunate encounter away from decades in prison.

It would be extremely difficult, but I bet the main reason they're able to keep it together is by thinking about getting some sort of justice for the victim(s).

Innocent until proven guilty.  Sometimes they get it wrong.

@chickenmonger123 I mean you can't say they are always guilty. I'm not defending this lady at all. But this channel put out a video just two months ago called "Guilty until proven innocent" which shows two cases of people falsely accused. So to say the person is never innocent is just straight-up wrong. The law isn't 100% full proof. There are plenty of cases of people falsely accused and spent time in prison when they were completely innocent.

I am not capable of these levels of cruelty to be an interrogator.

being an interrogator is never a personal thing, whatever they do is to serve someone above them and not their own opinion. It's a bit paradoxical, they have to think and act for "the law" and not for themselves, but they also must think objectively to understand the thoughts of the criminal to fully understand them. It's pretty amazing actually, being an interrogator would be really depressing for me but it really interests me as well. seems like such a weird job

A bit different in our parts of the world

This is like watching the most uncomfortable game of uncle ever

@GK Lee Wow. What did he teach- if you don't mind my asking?

I had a prof I used to go for smoke breaks with mid lecture who explained picking up the habit from having to sit poker faced across from pieces of shit day-in and day-out. I wouldn't have managed it. I'd be in the cell next to them by the end of the day

@Ashlyforever so does everyone else in other lines of work.

They don’t do it without losing the ability believe anybody. These guys... The person in front of them isn’t ever really innocent. They can’t be. They are subjects on which you perform an operation. And it’s not anything else. They are there to attempt to shake your tree. However that is accomplished. And see if what falls out is inconsistent, or can be used to implicate you. If the shoe fits it goes to the prosecutor. And you get charged. Nothing more to it. And often it works well enough. And often it doesn’t. It’s not noble really. It’s necessary. But it isn’t noble.

You could just be the bad cop character.


The most disturbing part of this is the inexplicable way the corner of that table is cut….

It’s meant to keep people with OCD on edge. (Cause we all know they make up the majority of the bat shit crazy psychos.) 😳

reminds me of the times in science class when my teacher would group me with people I dislike for a project


Seeing her take that crime scene photo of her dead daughters and flip it upside down was just absolutely cold. This woman was so emotionless and showed no remorse. Absolute monster


The scariest thing I have ever heard. Something that drives it home.<br>Hearing a detective say nothing except, "let me give you a bit of personal advice. When you're in there, dont talk to anyone. Keep to yourself, dont tell anyone what you did". Then gets up and leaves the room. It lets it set in whats really going on, gets that thought of whats about to happen going.

The scariest thing I have ever heard. Something that drives it home.
Hearing a detective say nothing except, "let me give you a bit of personal advice. When you're in there, dont talk to anyone. Keep to yourself, dont tell anyone what you did". Then gets up and leaves the room. It lets it set in whats really going on, gets that thought of whats about to happen going.


"i have the right to remain silent"

Its amazing how you can see the detective almost panic for a bit, and he just starts asking bizarre questions like "what do you mean by strange" all in order to bring her back into the conversation.


I trust this faceless detective with my heart and soul.

Can we all just calm down and realise that we are in the company of the mighty BG!!! 🤪

Goddamn! Bobby G is here! When we finally catch a bigfoot you're gonna have to be the guy to interrogate it. ;)

@MrGrumpyGills yes I mean that word like I said <br>German is my first language

@MrGrumpyGills yes I mean that word like I said
German is my first language

@rhend44x rhend Sounds like a franco Quebecois accent to me. And she sounds like she's got an anglo Montrealer accent (that italian influence is common in anglos in Laval).

Cops are all franco around here, and english or french people in Montreal and Laval are typically able to at least understand the other language very well.

But yeah this isn't the US, it's in Quebec, in Laval. Which is basically like a big suburb to Montreal, even though it is it's own city.

On an unrelated note, I love the way franco Quebecers speak english. It's the best sounding accent to speak English in IMO, and a lot of the time they're very fluent as well (we really are a billingual city, feels like 50/50 sometimes and we all switch back and forth between the languages). Conversely, when anglos like me speak french, even if we're kinda fluent, it sounds like shit.

I could listen to you two talk about crime and crytids for hours

@MrGrumpyGills yes I live in a country when you speak only German and the last time I learned English was 24 years ago excuse my English

@Johnny Bananarama why the brother what did he do

Where is he from and why is he in America dealing with hardest cases? You can clearly tell he speaks perfect English but he isn’t native, sounds like Hungarian, Polish or Russian native background.

You shouldn't. He's a highly-effective manipulator who would contort your reality if it served his purpose.

Nobody is freaking out about Bob Gymlan? Goes to show how elite our bigfoot community is 😎

I trust no law enforcement regardless of my guilt or not. Maybe they save my life one day, but that has yet to happen.

A normal thing on the internet with a dog

He's just trying to make things easier for the prosecution, whether they're innocent or not, so he's just doing a job; he's not your friend.

@Johnny Bananarama You probably meant despicable?

It’s the body of Connan O Brian but the voice of a muscular Brazilian Man.

@Bob Gymlan Hello, I am a subscriber of yours.

Check the end of the bizarre case of Stephen McDaniel

Bob! I have watched all your videos more than once ♥

@excuse me excuse you nah bro I am fooling around and English isn't my first or second language

@Johnny Bananarama don't ever buy weed from the gas station prime example: Johnny Bananarama

@Francisco Legón you know what I mean I don't mean the Detektiv I mean the girl that was interegeted

@Johnny Bananarama Thes are some thisspekebel indeed

@excuse me hahahah and stop about thinking what I am smoking nice comment bro

@excuse me why I like my dank bro hahah
But she treadeed by the system to soft I think
Thes are are some thisspekebel{idk if I pronounce this one right) ppl scumbags

@Johnny Bananarama bro stop smoking what you on ? Lol

Is this a April fool joke cause it is a messed up joke<br>God damm it life sentence whit perol she and her brother killed her kid ice cold if I was the judge no porole and the brother death sentence

Is this a April fool joke cause it is a messed up joke
God damm it life sentence whit perol she and her brother killed her kid ice cold if I was the judge no porole and the brother death sentence

The detective does his best I meant the monster get it


Superimposing a highly disparaging tone isn't a tactic, he's just french

Did anyone else think that the interrogator sounding quite like George st pierre the UFC fighter.<br>And yes I know gsp is also from Quebec but just saying

Did anyone else think that the interrogator sounding quite like George st pierre the UFC fighter.
And yes I know gsp is also from Quebec but just saying

@WillBeRightBack I don't mean to dogpile on someone that's been raked over the coals by comments, but "bigot" is REALLY over used. Completely takes away from the actual context or meaning of when it could hold meaning or weight when we desensitize people to the response.<br>Disparaging could work pretty well

@WillBeRightBack I don't mean to dogpile on someone that's been raked over the coals by comments, but "bigot" is REALLY over used. Completely takes away from the actual context or meaning of when it could hold meaning or weight when we desensitize people to the response.
Disparaging could work pretty well

There are lots of other types of French Canadians but the Québecois accent is distinctive IMHO (and this video has a great example of it). So in this context it's worth being specific even ignoring all the politics around it.

Québecois the only french speaking in America.  Québecois.

I am French and I totally agree with this hahaha <br>Good one man

I am French and I totally agree with this hahaha
Good one man

@J fuck le ti coute qui nous trash talk 😂

@Annelise Gray Well in this case, it was in the greater Montreal area, so we aren’t talking about Canada as a whole. But I agree, old politicians here are still being babies.

We all are* as if, technically, of you are Québecoise, speak Québecois, that makes you french canadian.

French-Canadian includes Francaskois, Fracontariens, Acadiens, etc. Quebecois is just Quebec specifically. I'm Québecoise, but also French-Canadian. We all are. It's just semantics. People mad about this are mostly going to be old boomers (separatists)...not the younger generations really? No one I know of.

@Xenopere It’s a distinct society thing. Some Québécois are babies because French has been suppressed by English for so long in Canada, so they don’t necessarily like being called “French-Canadians,” as it doesn’t acknowledge strictly where they live, which is the cultural centre of the largest population of French speaking people in the country. That’s why Quebec has a lot of separatists.

@Zaddy still canadian you guys speak differently so hard to understand

@Xenopere *Québecois. We don’t call ourselves French Canadians in Quebec since we’re the only French majority province.

@WillBeRightBack lmao talked like that and got completely owned because you didnt knew where they lived :D

@WillBeRightBack well, I <i>am</i> French too ;)

@WillBeRightBack well, I _am_ French too ;)

That's pretty disparaging and bigoted :D


I've binge watched almost all the videos on this page now. And I swear it should be required to watch these in college classes as learning tool. This is the best channel in this category on any platform.

@Samson Cooper I was talking about college classes for those who choose to go into this particular field..

Why? Most people are not going to need to know how police interrogation works, better teach them kids how to access benefits, do their taxes and job interview process


JCS, I must congratulate you on hitting the algorithm jackpot with "What pretending to be crazy looks like". With the amount of thought put into your videos, I'm glad such quality content is randomly being pushed by our Lord and savior RNJesus

We are all one lololol that’s how I found this channel too!<br>It was a great video!!! Love this channel with all my <3

We are all one lololol that’s how I found this channel too!
It was a great video!!! Love this channel with all my <3


This man literally needs his own show, how could I be so interested in a topic and never watch the shows they have on tv but can sit here for literal hours and fall asleep to the videos on this channel 😂


15 years for drug charges.
10 years for the murder on two children.
Seems legit.

15 years for drug charges.
10 years for the murder on two children.
Seems legit.

Well, technically that would be enough drugs to kill way more than two kids if you think about it.  And she wasn’t charged with 1st degree murder for some BS reason…. But yeah, I get what you’re saying.

Well, technically that would be enough drugs to kill way more than two kids if you think about it.  And she wasn’t charged with 1st degree murder for some BS reason…. But yeah, I get what you’re saying.

@Bovine Intervention stop begging for attention

@Bovine Intervention stop begging for attention

@Bob Graham shes currently out on the streets now. She was released july 2020.

@Bob Graham shes currently out on the streets now. She was released july 2020.

@Bovine Intervention you want to protect people from their own stupidity

@Bovine Intervention you want to protect people from their own stupidity

Always. The gender sentencing gap is five times bigger than the race gap between blacks and whites but nobody gives a stuff.

Always. The gender sentencing gap is five times bigger than the race gap between blacks and whites but nobody gives a stuff.

That's because she's a woman. Women get so much shorter prison sentences for the same crime, it's an atrocity. Imagine if the guy did this, he'd get life with no parole, and if he did this down south he would get death.

That's because she's a woman. Women get so much shorter prison sentences for the same crime, it's an atrocity. Imagine if the guy did this, he'd get life with no parole, and if he did this down south he would get death.

@Katja That's because more civilized countries tend to focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment. And it works. The US for example has a far higher percentage of repeated offenders.

@Katja That's because more civilized countries tend to focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment. And it works. The US for example has a far higher percentage of repeated offenders.

Here in my country she will instant get death penalty. We following eye for a eye rule. No wonder why the crime rate is extremely low

Here in my country she will instant get death penalty. We following eye for a eye rule. No wonder why the crime rate is extremely low

@zeitxgeist completely agree. If they could figure out how to get their cut it would be legal. Look at Marijuana. States figured it out.

@zeitxgeist completely agree. If they could figure out how to get their cut it would be legal. Look at Marijuana. States figured it out.

@Canonical No wonder that legalize drugs in first world countries works, you all have money to buy oil, cars and many food as you want. Why would someone ever want to buy the illegal drug if this one will still have enough money to buy a more expensive drug in pharmaciesm<br>It stills extremely funny to see the "Mr. First world country" that have the solution for the war on drugs everywhere. Why don't you come here and tell this to a drug dealer? I'm sure he will say "oh sorry, I'll stop it now", but if I'm wrong, then at least your family will get a wealthy life insurance.

@Canonical No wonder that legalize drugs in first world countries works, you all have money to buy oil, cars and many food as you want. Why would someone ever want to buy the illegal drug if this one will still have enough money to buy a more expensive drug in pharmaciesm
It stills extremely funny to see the "Mr. First world country" that have the solution for the war on drugs everywhere. Why don't you come here and tell this to a drug dealer? I'm sure he will say "oh sorry, I'll stop it now", but if I'm wrong, then at least your family will get a wealthy life insurance.

@Brazil14n America lightening drug laws (ie decriminalization/legalization) would not affect the efforts against cartels in third world countries. It's not like they would force everyone around the world to stop fighting these extremely violent narcoterrorists so they can import, rather than build a legal supply on home soil...Canada legalized marijuana years ago, yet there has been no crime increase, the "war on drugs" in developing countries remains ongoing, and import of marijuana across the national border remains totally illegal. The decriminalization of drug use and possession would not lessen the crimes of mass murder, torture, illegal import and export, human smuggling, etc. that the narcos do regularly. The "War on Drugs" is a total failure and needs to be rethought.

@Canonical USA hardly helps third world countries at all, unless if the imperialist desires come into the table. <br>But stills, you guys from the first world don't know anything about how important is the war on drugs in third world countries.

@Canonical USA hardly helps third world countries at all, unless if the imperialist desires come into the table.
But stills, you guys from the first world don't know anything about how important is the war on drugs in third world countries.

@Brazil14n The American “War on Drugs” bolstered cartels immensely as supply in the US switched to overseas smuggling. Pablo Escobar made his money smuggling coke into Miami in the height of the failed War on Drugs. It didn’t help third-world countries much at all, especially as the US funded proxy wars in many.

@Brazil14n The American “War on Drugs” bolstered cartels immensely as supply in the US switched to overseas smuggling. Pablo Escobar made his money smuggling coke into Miami in the height of the failed War on Drugs. It didn’t help third-world countries much at all, especially as the US funded proxy wars in many.

@Katja i know :( finland needs to harden their sentences

@Katja i know :( finland needs to harden their sentences

@Alana Banana Canada drugs don’t kill no one guns don’t shoot no one knifes don’t stab nobody it’s humans that kill or die

@Alana Banana Canada drugs don’t kill no one guns don’t shoot no one knifes don’t stab nobody it’s humans that kill or die

Are y’all forgetting he ran for it? Probably would’ve gotten less if he didn’t book it.

Are y’all forgetting he ran for it? Probably would’ve gotten less if he didn’t book it.

They gave him that much because the felonies added up. He was running from the police + trying to snuggle a TON of cocaine. It's not just that he was selling weed.

They gave him that much because the felonies added up. He was running from the police + trying to snuggle a TON of cocaine. It's not just that he was selling weed.

That's not what happened. She got life with the POSSIBILITY of parole after 10 ys. That doesn't mean she will actually be pardoned, and is a harsher sentence than 15 ys.

That's not what happened. She got life with the POSSIBILITY of parole after 10 ys. That doesn't mean she will actually be pardoned, and is a harsher sentence than 15 ys.

@Bob Graham thank God, there is one sensible person.

@Bob Graham thank God, there is one sensible person.

@Luis Martinez most these countries focus on rehabilitation than imprisonments. our way of prison and justice system promotes violence and more killings year round. that’s why these countries have lower crime rates than us so... i think we might be lost here bud

@Luis Martinez most these countries focus on rehabilitation than imprisonments. our way of prison and justice system promotes violence and more killings year round. that’s why these countries have lower crime rates than us so... i think we might be lost here bud

husband already had previous convictions

husband already had previous convictions

Yeah women get away with alot more shit. Still, I doubt she sees daylight until ATLEAST 20 years into her sentence. But thats just maybe me being naïve.

Yeah women get away with alot more shit. Still, I doubt she sees daylight until ATLEAST 20 years into her sentence. But thats just maybe me being naïve.

@Maria Galluzzi child rape yes.  murder is different.  i think the punishment should fit the crime, so if you planned it out and really tortured the person and left them to rot, life without parole.

@Maria Galluzzi child rape yes.  murder is different.  i think the punishment should fit the crime, so if you planned it out and really tortured the person and left them to rot, life without parole.

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She has a life sentence with a CHANCE of parole after 10 years. It's not a 10 year sentence.

She has a life sentence with a CHANCE of parole after 10 years. It's not a 10 year sentence.

@Bovine Intervention The reason? They are lesser. Or at least the court seems to think so. You do not mitigate consequences for people you believe are equal or greater than you.

@Bovine Intervention The reason? They are lesser. Or at least the court seems to think so. You do not mitigate consequences for people you believe are equal or greater than you.

Makes sense in Canada and US. Kids don't vote.

Makes sense in Canada and US. Kids don't vote.

That's Canada and leftism for you<br>The future of America if you keep voting dems

That's Canada and leftism for you
The future of America if you keep voting dems

@Leslie Fulton The war on drugs has been pointless? Sorry, but that's the kind that only a first world country little naive boy would say. Sorry for assuming where you live because of this statement, but that's hard to believe that any other citizen  from a third world country would say this.

@Leslie Fulton The war on drugs has been pointless? Sorry, but that's the kind that only a first world country little naive boy would say. Sorry for assuming where you live because of this statement, but that's hard to believe that any other citizen  from a third world country would say this.

@Alana Banana Canada Muling drugs small time doesnt kill anyone, really. These people choose to use and accept the possibility of a bad dose or OD. They killed themselves. Your opinion on the charges is objectively wrong.

@Alana Banana Canada Muling drugs small time doesnt kill anyone, really. These people choose to use and accept the possibility of a bad dose or OD. They killed themselves. Your opinion on the charges is objectively wrong.

@Bob Graham Moot point. CA is still wrong.

@Bob Graham Moot point. CA is still wrong.

@Bovine Intervention Jailing them don't stop them anyway :D

@Bovine Intervention Jailing them don't stop them anyway :D

What part of a life sentence means 10years?

What part of a life sentence means 10years?

@Jaylinn legally second degree murder means there wan no intent to kill or premeditation. We certainly shouldn’t be killing people who’s murder wasn’t premeditated. I have no idea why she didn’t get first degree murder, but the sentencing operates under the bounds of the law

@Jaylinn legally second degree murder means there wan no intent to kill or premeditation. We certainly shouldn’t be killing people who’s murder wasn’t premeditated. I have no idea why she didn’t get first degree murder, but the sentencing operates under the bounds of the law

To me drug trafficking is horrific, it’s like the difference between murder and genocide, at least in my ethical point of view.

To me drug trafficking is horrific, it’s like the difference between murder and genocide, at least in my ethical point of view.

@Griffin Jelly The war on drugs was started by Republicans.

@Griffin Jelly The war on drugs was started by Republicans.

@R K You misunderstood the sentence. She hasn't been granted parole.

@R K You misunderstood the sentence. She hasn't been granted parole.

@Bovine Intervention She received a life sentence, so your comment makes zero sense.

@Bovine Intervention She received a life sentence, so your comment makes zero sense.

@Bovine Intervention maybe if you help them out it will help instead of basically giving them more drugs

@Bovine Intervention maybe if you help them out it will help instead of basically giving them more drugs

@Antoine Dion no. Violent criminals hurt the bottom line in for-profit prisons. They make more money and have less liability with non-violent offenders.

@Antoine Dion no. Violent criminals hurt the bottom line in for-profit prisons. They make more money and have less liability with non-violent offenders.

@Mats Janssens I do not care what you think.

@Mats Janssens I do not care what you think.

Kind of shows you the priorities of  the legislators are kind of way off.

Kind of shows you the priorities of  the legislators are kind of way off.

@Toomany Francis Well i think it should be treated like alcohol because with high amounts you could harm other people

@Toomany Francis Well i think it should be treated like alcohol because with high amounts you could harm other people

@Hunk666 Even though there might not have been a victim, there could’ve been but i still agree with you

@Hunk666 Even though there might not have been a victim, there could’ve been but i still agree with you

@Maria Galluzzi the problem with murder is that there are examples of 1st degree murder where it would be bad in the eyes of the law but morally acceptable even to you. If a guy learned his kid was being sexually abuse by someone and decided to kill him, I think that person could in fact be re-integrated into society. You cant make laws based on the least common denominator (cold murder cases) they instead have to be made to represent far more common manslaughter, 2nd and 3rd degree murders. The murder charge is fine, she gets 10 years with the option of parole which in normal person speak means she will never get out. At the end of the decade a board will hold and audition where she will be judged on if she is fit to return to society or if she has paid for the severity of the crime.

10 years before she can ask for parole, In case of violent crimes it's denied most of the time!

10 years before she can ask for parole, In case of violent crimes it's denied most of the time!

Look, her husband sang for Creed, alright?

Look, her husband sang for Creed, alright?

nobody seems to understand the canadian justice system. she was sentenced to life with a POSSIBILITY of parole in 10 years. when 10 years of her sentence comes up, she isnt automatically free to go. she has to be granted parole by the parole board of canada, who definitely arent in the business of letting murderers walk free. so chances are, in 2029 when she becomes eligible to be considered for parole, her requests will be declined and she'll serve a lot more than just 10 years

How do so many people mis-represent this false lie? POSSIBILITY THAT WONT HAPPEN

How do so many people mis-represent this false lie? POSSIBILITY THAT WONT HAPPEN

And some "developed" countries tried to push the idea that peadophilia is a.sexual orientation, not punishble by law!

And some "developed" countries tried to push the idea that peadophilia is a.sexual orientation, not punishble by law!

Yeah the judicial system is beyond fucked imo

Yeah the judicial system is beyond fucked imo

@Bovine Intervention it in fact does when looking at drugs. If drugs were legal and properly educated about peopen that would use them anyways can do so without the risk of it being cut and cleanly. Also they dont risk going jail just because they use drugs. Not persecuting drugs would most definitely help the situation

@Bovine Intervention it in fact does when looking at drugs. If drugs were legal and properly educated about peopen that would use them anyways can do so without the risk of it being cut and cleanly. Also they dont risk going jail just because they use drugs. Not persecuting drugs would most definitely help the situation

Ofc because the state cares much more about drugs compared to murderers. If murder was a bigger issue the sentances would be higher

Ofc because the state cares much more about drugs compared to murderers. If murder was a bigger issue the sentances would be higher

@Katja Because the point is rehabilation. Not punishment in those countries

When you base law enforcement off punishment you get people that abuse the system and make laws to punish people they dont like. Which is why our prison system is a fucking joke

@Katja Because the point is rehabilation. Not punishment in those countries

When you base law enforcement off punishment you get people that abuse the system and make laws to punish people they dont like. Which is why our prison system is a fucking joke

Yoyoyoooo they re talking about 100kg and it was his „mission to retire“. This is a whole different level then someone who got charhed with felony on drug possession or some smokehead chiller who smoked a J somewhere in an illegal state.

Yoyoyoooo they re talking about 100kg and it was his „mission to retire“. This is a whole different level then someone who got charhed with felony on drug possession or some smokehead chiller who smoked a J somewhere in an illegal state.

@Bob Graham she's been out since last year

@Bob Graham she's been out since last year

I've personally witnessed a case where a man kidnapped one of my family members walking to her car after work,stole her car and her,raped her an got less time than most drug peddlers or burglars. I dont agree with ANY of the crimes but why are drugs getting harsher sentences than a confession of a kidnapper,carjacker,rapist (probably want his first time either) also fled the state immediately.

Feminist legal system at work. I’m sure they found a way to make it out like he mentally tortured her to the point where she accidentally killed her kids. Or some shit like that

Feminist legal system at work. I’m sure they found a way to make it out like he mentally tortured her to the point where she accidentally killed her kids. Or some shit like that

@The Scourge So since they are so liberal in Canada, the smart move would be to change sex, identify as a female. Then they have to trial you as a female. Then you also go to chick prison.

@The Scourge So since they are so liberal in Canada, the smart move would be to change sex, identify as a female. Then they have to trial you as a female. Then you also go to chick prison.

@Luka Dacić omg that makes so much sense

@Luka Dacić omg that makes so much sense

Silk road young guy that made that website for ''substance'' sale, but didnt kill anyone... 2 lifetimes no parole.

Silk road young guy that made that website for ''substance'' sale, but didnt kill anyone... 2 lifetimes no parole.

Drug charges are inflated so people would fear the consequences. Child murderers are insane and fear of jail is not going to stop them from committing those horrendous crimes.

Drug charges are inflated so people would fear the consequences. Child murderers are insane and fear of jail is not going to stop them from committing those horrendous crimes.

@Dean Nelson What do you mean. The 'war on drugs' has been a massive success.  ;)

@Dean Nelson What do you mean. The 'war on drugs' has been a massive success.  ;)

First degree murder is really difficult to prove. You have to prove malice aforethought, and thats really hard unless you have footage of them buying knives and ductape that was used in the crime, or recorded threats. There's one other way that is where most first degree murder convictions come from. Any death perpetrated during the commission of another crime is automatically first degree murder. For example, if some guy grabs the gun and it accidentally goes off while you're trying to rob them, it's game over for you.

And 20 years for wire fraud. This country would rather you murder someone than defraud investors.

And 20 years for wire fraud. This country would rather you murder someone than defraud investors.

@Darth Vader this comment will go waaay above most heads

@Darth Vader this comment will go waaay above most heads

If a man did this he would be sentenced to death

If a man did this he would be sentenced to death

Who cares why she stays behind bars, she needs to stay behind bars. Since they couldn't lock her up longer for the murder, they locked her up longer for the drug charges.  I'm good with that.<br>Remember, Al Capone didn't get locked up for murder. He was locked up for tax evasion.

Who cares why she stays behind bars, she needs to stay behind bars. Since they couldn't lock her up longer for the murder, they locked her up longer for the drug charges.  I'm good with that.
Remember, Al Capone didn't get locked up for murder. He was locked up for tax evasion.

This is just how money ran legal systems work. Apparently it’s a problem to be a drug user or seller but it’s not to be a murder. They just want their moneys from taxes they didn’t get off the drugs

This is just how money ran legal systems work. Apparently it’s a problem to be a drug user or seller but it’s not to be a murder. They just want their moneys from taxes they didn’t get off the drugs

Plus she’s white so that helps too <br>Drug sentences were made to target communities of color in the USA and canarda I’m sure they still pretend like they aren’t racist especially towards their native populations. As if they are mean out of being guilty or something.

Plus she’s white so that helps too
Drug sentences were made to target communities of color in the USA and canarda I’m sure they still pretend like they aren’t racist especially towards their native populations. As if they are mean out of being guilty or something.

@Bovine Intervention how will jailing people stop it?

@Bovine Intervention how will jailing people stop it?

How can non-violent crimes like selling or transporting drugs get people behind bars for multiple years?!

If you are not sure how stupid something is imagine trying to explain it to an alien.

"Uh, so if you consume or carry this particular substance you will spend decades in a place you are not allowed to leave as a punishment. Why? Well, so, if you consume too much it can be bad for you. Okay, but all this other stuff can be bad for you, too, right, and it's allowed? Well..."

lol, in lithuania you can get 5years for smoking marijuana...

lol, in lithuania you can get 5years for smoking marijuana...

No one is saying that if drugs were legal, these kids would still be alive and the chain of events that lead to their death wouldnt have occured..

No one is saying that if drugs were legal, these kids would still be alive and the chain of events that lead to their death wouldnt have occured..

@Alana Banana Canada drugs probably kill more people at the end of the day....people choose to damage themselves

@Alana Banana Canada drugs probably kill more people at the end of the day....people choose to damage themselves

More time for drugs instead of murdering 2 children????!!!

More time for drugs instead of murdering 2 children????!!!

Its not only drug charges dammit he was in organised crime and every possible steps in it has people suffering and the state putting millions to try and stop it

Its not only drug charges dammit he was in organised crime and every possible steps in it has people suffering and the state putting millions to try and stop it

Katja However, the facts prove they’re doing something right. These countries have very low recidivism rates and the criminals often go on to lead non-violent lives. The US has the largest incarcerated population of any country on earth. Over 2 million citizens at any given time. Harsh sentences are often imposed and the death penalty exists, yet the US is still the most violent developed nation in the world. When you take the “for profit” out of a justice system, less corruption occurs and they can actually focus on what matters.

Guys relax she got life possibility of parole after 10 but she won't get it. Thats just the law.

Guys relax she got life possibility of parole after 10 but she won't get it. Thats just the law.

The governments would rather the public reduce the populatikn illegally than get rich quick.

The governments would rather the public reduce the populatikn illegally than get rich quick.

Toomany Francis maybe people dislike drugs because we don’t like seeing people we care about stick needles in their arms and not respond for hours

Toomany Francis maybe people dislike drugs because we don’t like seeing people we care about stick needles in their arms and not respond for hours

It’s because they think drugs cause all of the problems including murderous behavior. It’s imbecile. If drugs are the problem then stop leaving their distribution to criminals. They’re going to be distributed one way or another. Might as well privatize it and make it safe. I don’t think the government should handle the distribution. They should set up guidelines though so greed doesn’t get involved.

@Bovine Intervention Yes, i agree. The femiste need to do something about it to be equal.

@Bovine Intervention Yes, i agree. The femiste need to do something about it to be equal.

@Alana Banana Canada <br>Then there's abortion....

@Alana Banana Canada
Then there's abortion....

"she won't be likely to murder again, the drug addict will be more than likely to use again"

"she won't be likely to murder again, the drug addict will be more than likely to use again"

@Musa447

"We had a seriel killer once. He was a doctor who sexually abused and killed a 100 young boys later cutting them to pieces and dissolving them in acid.
He was eventually caught and got confession out of. "

Whataboutism.

Besides, did you know that doctors do NOT get dependant from the same substances Junkies use? Because doctors can legally SELF prescribe these drugs, so that they ALWAYS have a stash of pure, tested, safe and cheap drugs. And as it is fact and proven that you live better with Heroin (in its pure form, not street stuff!) than with alcohol in the long run, if you can get it legal, to affordable prices you'll likely never have problems. Or do you know of only ONE case where a doctor had the same problems as a Junkie? You are welcome to find one, although you won't find ANY.

Dude, you just defeated your point once again with your useless whataboutsim.

"Before that became a trend, his sentence was that he would be strung 100 times (each time released right before he died then strung again). Then he would be cut into a 100 pieces and dissolved in acid. It was so unbearable for him that he killed himself between his sentence and then the rest of it was carried out.
I'm very grateful for our crime and punishment system, because that was the only time we had a case like that.
I doubt if I smoked pot with him, ted bundy or jeffrey dahmer it would make their sexual drives go away."

And what should tell me this further whataboutism? That it makes you hard imagining this person suffering a hundred times? No, it just shows that you're an awful human being. I am against the death penalty anyways because that is too easy, let them rot in prison with their own thoughts for the rest of their life. You just glorified senseless violence. And you want to participate in the discussion about how to treat (or even punish) persons who are ill? That is really ridiculous.

"Prove me wrong"

I do not know if you smoked pot with them if they would have behaved differently. Seeing that you get a boner from torture as you described above, I think YOU would have been bad influence for these WHOLE THREE examples of nothing. I do NOT need to prove you wrong, because the facts and reality already do it for me. For decades now. You just refuse to look it up. There is no real question anymore if drugs should be legal, it is only still illegal because politicians have to pander to idiots like you.

@Hunk666 you're saying (or atleast you were, im not sure what you're saying anymore) that making these substances legal will cause a decline in crime rates, in simpler words.

First of all, alot of countries in the Arabian peninsula and Iran don't tolerate drug consumption yet their crime rates are non existent compared to the western world,  Women can walk dark corners at midnight and not worry about being raped/mugged. You can leave your shops open and go away if you need to and no one will touch your merch. There's a reason and it's not the legality of drugs.
Your judicial system is fucked, and no one is afraid of being locked up, if anything they get square meals daily, meanwhile a jewelry store gets robbed here, they stab the store owner, and are strung up for everyone to see the following day.
If you want people to stop robbing, make them fear the crime instead of providing them drugs to get high on and probably not care about robbing?

Also you're all over the place, I read halfway through your answer and it was a mess. Also showed that you weren't really paying attention to my position. You said not just weed but all drugs should be allowed to roam as why does it matter if we choose to cause self harm it's not like we're hurting others. There's almost a million things that come to my mind in your response so this is very exhausting but I'll just say this and then I'm done
Why should i look at Netherlands? They're not letting every drug run through their streets? Why then should i compare that to (1850 or whatever the fuck era China was in or why it matters is still beyond me) a society where opium ate its way into every corner. Also pretty sure i saw you state that these drugs are similar to tobacco or alcohol in a previous comment in response to someone else, you're living under a rock.

Please don't educate people when you dont know what you're talking about yourself

I like to smoke up sometimes but not alot. Weed may not kill you, but it definitely kills your braincells and make you think you're smarter than you are. Pseudo intellectual fag

@Jared

"but no one dies without recreational drugs.  I disagree that water and air are valuable, at least not in 1st world countries."

If one uses them correctly then also nobody dies from using drugs.

And yes, because here these things are not (yet) restricted. But imagine you live in the desert and the government has the only water supply. Would you be content getting it rationed (or not, then you need to go the black market) or would you prefer to buy and use as much as you want, with your hard earned money? And what do you do when it does not get rationed anymore? Being forced to rely solely on the black market or leave the country or find your own water? But do not forget the government punishes you if it heard about your water endeavours. But I guess this analogy will also go over heads.

"All states need some power to exist, that's what makes it a state"

Yeah yeah that is a given. Still, we DO have laws that protect to which extend the government is allowed to tell its citizens what to do with their bodies. Or do we criminalize failed suicide attempt victims for trying? No, we do not because we have recognized it is not the state's business, but the individual's. Same applies to food and drugs.

"If drugs were legal that would give criminal organizations and cartels massive leverage and power (they already have military arms and vehicles)."

Do you not know how illegal organisations like the Mafia or Cartels work? They provide goods and services which ARE PROHIBITED. And because these things are prohibited the risk warrants an about 1000% surplus in profit compared to a registered company which has to pay all sorts of taxes and fees. I can NOT believe that I have to explain that if you took away the risk (making drugs legal - drying out a huge portion of organized crime) you take away the 1000% surplus profit. Making it not beneficial anymore for illegal organisations.

"And wether you want to live under the authority of a semi-democratic state or under the authority of a cartel, you will always be under authority."

Since you clearly did not understand what and how a cartel or a criminal organisation work when you wrote your comment, I'll look over this nonsense. It makes no sense at all. These cartels only exist because lobbying made drugs illegal. And the US can not stop meddling there, of course.

Hunk666  Yeah but no one dies without recreational drugs.  I disagree that water and air are valuable, at least not in 1st world countries.

All states need some power to exist, that's what makes it a state.  If drugs were legal that would give criminal organizations and cartels massive leverage and power (they already have military arms and vehicles).  And wether you want to live under the authority of a semi-democratic state or under the authority of a cartel, you will always be under authority.

@Jared

"It's not about how dangerous drugs are.  If that were the case tobacco and alcohol would be illegal."

Yes, that is the hypocrisy underlying all of this. Weed has been made illegal because one rich guy wanted to stop hemp and his house ideologist Harry was racist here and there to get it done. It was NEVER about facts, freedoms or even probabilities regarding this topic but stupid catchy slogans like "war" on drugs and lobbying from some groups.

"It's because drugs are an uncontrollable, highly valuable commodity."

Only in a society which restricts, criminalises and jails users of drugs and makes control impossible by itself by letting the black market handle everything. If "Junkies" were able to buy their stuff pure, tested, in a safe place and to affordable prices, most of them would never come into contact with real criminals or the police. And the rest who can not control it, ARE HERE ANYWAYS! Despite prohibition.

Let me ask you this: Do you consider yourself dependant on air, water or food? Like you said these are valuable commodities ESPECIALLY when someone deprives you of them. Should we restrict how much people eat, breathe and drink to their own "benefit"? Because you can die of all three of them individually if you do it right. But that is the road to an tyrannical oppressive society mankind has not seen yet, because:

"Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience."
C.S. Lewis; English Essayist & novelist (1898 – 1963)

@Hunk666  It's not about how dangerous drugs are.  If that were the case tobacco and alcohol would be illegal.  It's because drugs are an uncontrollable, highly valuable commodity.

@Hunk666  It's not about how dangerous drugs are.  If that were the case tobacco and alcohol would be illegal.  It's because drugs are an uncontrollable, highly valuable commodity.

@Alana Banana Canada people choose to use drugs, these kids didn't choose to be murdered.

@Alana Banana Canada people choose to use drugs, these kids didn't choose to be murdered.

@Hunk666 you say it's not 1850 China. What's changed? Did we grow am extra limb? Or more resistance to corruption? Furthermore I said junkies and i meant junkies because you're not only supporting weed but other drugs to. Now idek what you're on about tbh. Had I been talking to a sensible person this conversation would've gone a much different direction but rn there's no direction to this.

@Musa447

"Arguments" like the opium WAR. Society today is not 1850th China. There goes your "argument" out of the window. NOWADAYS, every singel country with less harsh drug laws has less troubles with users and "junkies" as you so eloquently put it. That is reality today. You argue just the position of Anslinger and Nixon.

You argue against REALITY. You can call me all names you want but it makes you look quite bad, as I thought sober people are per definition better people....

@Hunk666 Now here's the problem. You speak on behalf of yourself (an individual). I can tell you from fact as I'm sure many people would agree, not every junkie is a productive member of society, like you say you are? You might like to kick back with an ounce of weed after work but to other people, mainly youngsters, drugs are a distraction from reality. It disrupts the flow of society and naturally disrupts productivity as it's apparent in the events that led up to the opium wars in China. Note: this history wouldn't have existed if drugs were a victimless crime, instead, the victims are not just the individuals but the society as a whole. There were also the drug wars in United States when cocaine and methamphetamine ran rampant.

@Katja just look at the case of Vince Li (since changed his name) ...ridiculous

@Katja just look at the case of Vince Li (since changed his name) ...ridiculous

Its called abortion people get away with it everyday she just did a late abortion....nothing to see here

Its called abortion people get away with it everyday she just did a late abortion....nothing to see here

@Night the moon Sorry, I can not find my comment to which you reply, but thx for the info. I am no specialist for the African continent and its systems of laws regarding drugs in each country. Of course what you say sounds really shitty.

In Europe and US the courts ARE highly biased torwards women, no matter the crime. This is also no mere claim without backup, but unfortunately the reality.

@walshy Who do I hurt when I smoke weed at home after work? Weed I've grown myself.

NAME THE VICTIM HERE. And don't count me, cause I am a productive member of society, despite (or maybe BECAUSE OF) drug use.

IT IS a victimless crime. If the user becomes a victim it is the user's fault and then responsibility to remedy that. But just to say "there is no victimless crime" without even ONE example is really weak dude. So please, answer my question from above.

@Musa447
You show remarkable resistance to facts and seem to cling to Anslinger's ideas about Cannabis, not to mention other drugs.

Look at Portugal. Since they de facto legalised the possession of even "hard" drugs, they have a steady DECLINE of related crimes, deaths and dependants. Not to mention the Netherlands for decades now. So, reality is not on your side, which makes you operate from a mere ideological standpoint, which in turn makes every further conversation senseless. You have your opinion and NO MATTER what anybody, reality or even god would tell you, would make you think different. So, lost cause. Get help with accepting reality.

@Hunk666 i agree except the islamic countries part, I'm from Egypt and the judicial system here is just extremely corrupt, doesn't matter whether you're male or female, you're most likely screwed. Also you can literally get the death penalty for having weed here

@Hunk666 i agree except the islamic countries part, I'm from Egypt and the judicial system here is just extremely corrupt, doesn't matter whether you're male or female, you're most likely screwed. Also you can literally get the death penalty for having weed here

Life sentence is about 30 yrs...the first 10 yrs of that she cant get a parole...after 10 yrs she is eligible of parole...but it doesnt mean that she will get a parole..she can still be in jail 20 more yrs...a parole is given when for example you bahave good in jail..it doesnt mean that she got less years than her husband...

Life sentence is about 30 yrs...the first 10 yrs of that she cant get a parole...after 10 yrs she is eligible of parole...but it doesnt mean that she will get a parole..she can still be in jail 20 more yrs...a parole is given when for example you bahave good in jail..it doesnt mean that she got less years than her husband...

You're right our current criminal justice system has virtually eliminated the drug trade! Heavy sarcasm there buddy, maybe jailing has been just useless as no criminal punishment at all

You're right our current criminal justice system has virtually eliminated the drug trade! Heavy sarcasm there buddy, maybe jailing has been just useless as no criminal punishment at all

@FOnewmike we got a grammar cultist🤣 "for" was correct

@FOnewmike we got a grammar cultist🤣 "for" was correct

One impacts the illegal/black ops money train, the other is just human life (as disgusting as it is).

One impacts the illegal/black ops money train, the other is just human life (as disgusting as it is).

That's because the government appreciates population control but despises people making money without them getting a piece of it. It's disgusting.

That's because the government appreciates population control but despises people making money without them getting a piece of it. It's disgusting.

@Bovine Intervention it should be about crime not gender wtf

@Bovine Intervention it should be about crime not gender wtf

in Canada the Drug Charges are classified as a non violent crime..offenders can be in a halfway house after as little as 1/12 of their sentence and at home after 1/6 on a fast track parole...

in Canada the Drug Charges are classified as a non violent crime..offenders can be in a halfway house after as little as 1/12 of their sentence and at home after 1/6 on a fast track parole...

@Bovine Intervention But jailing people and making sure they can't get a job, loan or mortgage for using a drug definitely stops it.

@Bovine Intervention But jailing people and making sure they can't get a job, loan or mortgage for using a drug definitely stops it.

@Alana Banana Canada Not really, look at the stats, legal prescription drugs kill more people than all "illegal" drugs combined. the "war" on drugs" has been pointless, until  you find out who has been behind their supply. (agencies within governments create and organize the supply, have done ever since England was exporting opium to China centuries ago, its not only used to fund black projects with no government oversight, but to bring countries to their knees, and often to create "poverty" low income area's which are ideal for recruiting to fill the ranks of the military) there is a lot to it, and no single answers. P.S did you notice how low her sentence was? take a read of the book "the Myth of male power" by Warren Farrell.

The sentence you get depends a lot on what sex you are, how good your lawyer is, and what judge is handling the trial. The judicial system has very little to do with fairness.

The sentence you get depends a lot on what sex you are, how good your lawyer is, and what judge is handling the trial. The judicial system has very little to do with fairness.

@Toomany Francis What f are you talking about, Its ones own choice to do drugs, no one forces you to use drugs, No ones responsible for any one that may die due to using drugs, Thats in themselves who choose to use them.

@Toomany Francis What f are you talking about, Its ones own choice to do drugs, no one forces you to use drugs, No ones responsible for any one that may die due to using drugs, Thats in themselves who choose to use them.

@Toomany Francis Cos its really all about the money government's aren't making on the sale of the drugs, No taxes are paid not 5 cent's governments don't like that there's no money for them so they just deem drugs illegal.
And its not at all about the death & tragedy it may bring some drug users not one bit governments don't give a toss about the people who die or become jobless and homeless,
As you so rightly say the choice to use drugs is entirely ones own nobody forces you,
Yep all about the greedy governments.

She probably got a Democrat judge.  Democrats believe that it's her right to murder her children, because they are "just a bundle of cells", and murdering children is to be considered "female reproductive rights".

She probably got a Democrat judge.  Democrats believe that it's her right to murder her children, because they are "just a bundle of cells", and murdering children is to be considered "female reproductive rights".

How about the Jacob Cayer case? Clear premeditation but the clearly insane jury found him to be insane! As if they are expert witnesses that can decide. That is insanity.

How about the Jacob Cayer case? Clear premeditation but the clearly insane jury found him to be insane! As if they are expert witnesses that can decide. That is insanity.

Well the jury considers all the lives that those drugs would of had a negative impact on an maybe also die from so is it not obvious why you would get more time wake up people

Well the jury considers all the lives that those drugs would of had a negative impact on an maybe also die from so is it not obvious why you would get more time wake up people

200 kilos of coke would do far more harm than the lives of two children being lost. Don’t be naive

200 kilos of coke would do far more harm than the lives of two children being lost. Don’t be naive

Because drugs kill people 1 brick can easily kill several dozen

Because drugs kill people 1 brick can easily kill several dozen

Both are bad
But murder should
Have a heavier sentence  since it is the worse crime anyone can commit

Both are bad
But murder should
Have a heavier sentence  since it is the worse crime anyone can commit

@Jacob Molina drug charges are easiest to prove in court, and if it looks like they'd get away with other things they did, or to streamline sentencing and save money and time, maximum sentences are recommended, especially for repeat offenders.

@Jacob Molina drug charges are easiest to prove in court, and if it looks like they'd get away with other things they did, or to streamline sentencing and save money and time, maximum sentences are recommended, especially for repeat offenders.

@erik omfg ... horrible !!!!! How do you kill your children ???? I don't understand !!!!

@erik omfg ... horrible !!!!! How do you kill your children ???? I don't understand !!!!

@Joeseph Lambert very good point, i always use arguments based around natural rights and liberal philosophy for drug use arguments, as the government is ment to act as something that protects our rights from an other rather than ourselves, although i didnt know the right to preform as your own docter was that embedded into the constitution.

@Joeseph Lambert very good point, i always use arguments based around natural rights and liberal philosophy for drug use arguments, as the government is ment to act as something that protects our rights from an other rather than ourselves, although i didnt know the right to preform as your own docter was that embedded into the constitution.

J L how is weed a drug!? Get real you baby boomer 😂

J L how is weed a drug!? Get real you baby boomer 😂

@Katja It's because wealthy countries suddenly believe they have the moral obligation of turning shitty people into good people. Also if you look at Scandinavian prisons you'll be shocked because many of them are very hotel-like. Nothing better than paying taxes for that stuff, eh.

@Katja It's because wealthy countries suddenly believe they have the moral obligation of turning shitty people into good people. Also if you look at Scandinavian prisons you'll be shocked because many of them are very hotel-like. Nothing better than paying taxes for that stuff, eh.

I dont think it's fair I'm just saying their logic behind that is mostly when you are distributing drugs you're basically slowly killing a mass of people

I dont think it's fair I'm just saying their logic behind that is mostly when you are distributing drugs you're basically slowly killing a mass of people

@Bovine Intervention doesnt mean she will ever GET parole

@Bovine Intervention doesnt mean she will ever GET parole

<b>@Eric Duchamp</b>                                                                👍😄

*@Eric Duchamp*                                                                👍😄

The guy had other offences in the past and part of a crime family and on the run for 4years

The guy had other offences in the past and part of a crime family and on the run for 4years

@Bovine Intervention like jailing people has stopped it so far?

@Bovine Intervention like jailing people has stopped it so far?

@Bovine Intervention Or no sentence and just walk away totally free.

@Bovine Intervention Or no sentence and just walk away totally free.

@bone8352 My type? You clearly don't know or don't care about societies decimated by narcotics. Read about opium wars it might educate you on this topic so you have something to actually add instead of rambling on about people being "anti-marijuana" or "that type". In fact I know your type and this is as futile as trying to argue with a modern day feminist. Don't mean to offend you but I like to speak from facts not like this. Have a good one dude.

@Musa447 I know your type I think. What is your opinion on that anyway? Sorry if I jumped the shark.

@Musa447 I know your type I think. What is your opinion on that anyway? Sorry if I jumped the shark.

To answer the question of its legality, marijuana is not addictive in itself. It becomes a problem because it's a gateway drug.

To answer the question of its legality, marijuana is not addictive in itself. It becomes a problem because it's a gateway drug.

@seri katil People do that to themselves. No one makes you pick up the needle.

@seri katil People do that to themselves. No one makes you pick up the needle.

@Musa447 Its not that hard to understand. Are you a marijuana alarmist as well?

@Musa447 Its not that hard to understand. Are you a marijuana alarmist as well?

@Dean Nelson do you even understand what they are saying?

@Dean Nelson do you even understand what they are saying?

@Corby Dorian How? I used to be a junkie and guess what the first thing you do when you get out of jail?

@Corby Dorian How? I used to be a junkie and guess what the first thing you do when you get out of jail?

No one in Canada gets 15 years for drugs .. well maybe if you are bringing in a tanker load of it.

No one in Canada gets 15 years for drugs .. well maybe if you are bringing in a tanker load of it.

Drugs kill more people than murder so it makes sense, drugs do more damage with more long-term effects than murder does.

Drugs kill more people than murder so it makes sense, drugs do more damage with more long-term effects than murder does.

Malena she DID get life in prison, do your own damn research!  ‘women get lesser sentences’ it’s just a misogynistic hot take

Malena she DID get life in prison, do your own damn research!  ‘women get lesser sentences’ it’s just a misogynistic hot take

walshy Buying a bag of weed that was grown by your friend, driving it home to smoke, getting pulled and put in jail for possession is an example of a victimless crime. Yes, there is such thing.

walshy Buying a bag of weed that was grown by your friend, driving it home to smoke, getting pulled and put in jail for possession is an example of a victimless crime. Yes, there is such thing.

Bovine Intervention Perfect draconian response. Going to the other extreme when that’s not what she was even saying. There are much better ways to handle people caught up in drug charges than jailing them. Actually helping them readjust to “normal” society is the answer.

Bovine Intervention Perfect draconian response. Going to the other extreme when that’s not what she was even saying. There are much better ways to handle people caught up in drug charges than jailing them. Actually helping them readjust to “normal” society is the answer.

@Alana Banana Canada was gonna say, the drugs could potentially kill and ruin more lives. although she should have had a worse sentence for sure. life with no parole. who could kill a  especially their own kid.

@Alana Banana Canada was gonna say, the drugs could potentially kill and ruin more lives. although she should have had a worse sentence for sure. life with no parole. who could kill a  especially their own kid.

Jacob Molina it was drugs that led to this situation

Jacob Molina it was drugs that led to this situation

@Hunk666 drugs cripple societies, no matter the quantity we allow. Societies are already degraded to a point of no return because of alcohol and now you want other highly addictive toxic substances running free in your society, which apart from their well known features also spread through society like wildfire. Might aswell lable drug charges as solicitation of genocide or societal corruption

By selling hard drugs, you don't kill two people. You kill tens, hundreds, sometimes thousands of people depending of the length and extent of your illegal activities. But I also understand that the murder of your own children is much more grotesque and much more difficult to comprehend for us. Someone sells drugs for the money, yet the reason to kill your own children or any children is a little harder to understand. However, the legal system cannot act on feelings, emotions or personal sense of morality. Its about the damage that is done.

@Katja same in Denmark the max you can get here is 16 years but gets out after 2 -1/3 of the sentence is done meaning they max get 5-6 years inside the jail unless you kill a policeman then you get 32 years in a Kuk Kuk's nest

@Katja same in Denmark the max you can get here is 16 years but gets out after 2 -1/3 of the sentence is done meaning they max get 5-6 years inside the jail unless you kill a policeman then you get 32 years in a Kuk Kuk's nest

That's the Canadian Judicial system for you.

That's the Canadian Judicial system for you.

Canada is ridiculous. Lets be honest, there's a handful of things criminals would do gladly if they know it's a few years. In Scandanavia you can rape and murder and then spend 8 years in a gov spa recuperating.  And they wonder why people flock there from all over and the crime rate rises.

Canada is ridiculous. Lets be honest, there's a handful of things criminals would do gladly if they know it's a few years. In Scandanavia you can rape and murder and then spend 8 years in a gov spa recuperating.  And they wonder why people flock there from all over and the crime rate rises.

@Marzattackz and whether you're innocent or not. I'll keep my country of Canada where the government doesn't kill it's own citizens.

@Marzattackz and whether you're innocent or not. I'll keep my country of Canada where the government doesn't kill it's own citizens.

Unbelievable
What an outrage

Canada is not Texas 🇺🇸 where she would go to death row and Texas doesn’t mess around

Unbelievable
What an outrage

Canada is not Texas 🇺🇸 where she would go to death row and Texas doesn’t mess around

@Bovine Intervention yeah because the war on drugs has been so successful.

@Bovine Intervention yeah because the war on drugs has been so successful.

Erik Duchamp if you think about how many lives are ruined and/or killed because of those drugs, maybe it’s right... or maybe not.

Erik Duchamp if you think about how many lives are ruined and/or killed because of those drugs, maybe it’s right... or maybe not.

@Bovine Intervention it doesn't matter about the sentences, charges get lesser women no matter what

@Bovine Intervention it doesn't matter about the sentences, charges get lesser women no matter what

@Bovine Intervention Depends if we are talking about the distributors or the addict. But in fact, decriminalizing drugs would help to solve the problem. You'll never see an end to it altogether, sure, this is true. But do you really believe that drugs being illegal is doing anything to stop people from buying or selling them? It's not, I'll remind you, but if they were to be not only legalized but also regulated, and we were to put doctors and counselors on the scene as opposed to law enforcement, addicts not only would have better resources to get help, but also a better chance of reaching out as the stigma would also start to shrink. Drug dealers kill people, I'll agree with you there, but addicts only kill themselves (perhaps in rare cases others, but usually this is a result of an underlying mental condition, not being the addiction).<br>Less overdoses, less crime rate, overall a happier world. You should really look into these issues before making the same old generalized statements that we've made for hundreds if not thousands of years which actually have been proven to instill in people a distrust for authority. You dont put a paranoid schizophrenic in jail for their delusions, why should we be putting an addict in jail for their cravings? Do you really think that's been stopping anyone? Or maybe you believe that the DARE program was a success? Or maybe you just dont care about addicts and they're lower on the totem pole than everyone else to you and you're ok with peoples friends and family dying everyday?

@Bovine Intervention Depends if we are talking about the distributors or the addict. But in fact, decriminalizing drugs would help to solve the problem. You'll never see an end to it altogether, sure, this is true. But do you really believe that drugs being illegal is doing anything to stop people from buying or selling them? It's not, I'll remind you, but if they were to be not only legalized but also regulated, and we were to put doctors and counselors on the scene as opposed to law enforcement, addicts not only would have better resources to get help, but also a better chance of reaching out as the stigma would also start to shrink. Drug dealers kill people, I'll agree with you there, but addicts only kill themselves (perhaps in rare cases others, but usually this is a result of an underlying mental condition, not being the addiction).
Less overdoses, less crime rate, overall a happier world. You should really look into these issues before making the same old generalized statements that we've made for hundreds if not thousands of years which actually have been proven to instill in people a distrust for authority. You dont put a paranoid schizophrenic in jail for their delusions, why should we be putting an addict in jail for their cravings? Do you really think that's been stopping anyone? Or maybe you believe that the DARE program was a success? Or maybe you just dont care about addicts and they're lower on the totem pole than everyone else to you and you're ok with peoples friends and family dying everyday?

"Life sentese with possibility of parole after 10 years" is not the same as "10 years" my deaf friends.

"Life sentese with possibility of parole after 10 years" is not the same as "10 years" my deaf friends.

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@Bovine Intervention he didn't say that. Don't be a fool. He is only implying that the best answer to reducing drug casualties is not imprisonment.

... Because there are actually other means.... Like, say, better education, access to (currently controlled) aantidotes, and with decriminalization, even focusing drug enforcement laws more tactfully to encourage quality control and  labeling of drugs type and purity, if a state went that far.

You really can't judge this stuff if you weren't at the trial though; something(s) likely led the jury(s) to respectively determine that the husband would likely "reoffend" within the next 10 ears, with the wife determined to be essentially of no further risk to anyone.

Also, if like her husband, the rest of her family wasn't permanently embittered toward her, and broken over the feeling, but instead only wanted to see her mental sickness treated, then they could have petitioned for a lighter sentence....

Point is, there are usually sound reasons for these apparently backwards results (which are not apparent on the surface of things ..)
(Although I do think victimless crimes should never be felonious, and I'm  only ignoring that for the purpose of this example)...

@Bob Graham well thats ok then, nothing to see here.

@Bob Graham well thats ok then, nothing to see here.

Darren Finnerty I don’t see the problem with cattle standing together

Darren Finnerty I don’t see the problem with cattle standing together

She didn't get 10 years. She got life. She cant even be considered for parole until at least 10 years. Its almost unheard of for somebody to get parole at their first hearing for murder cases. For example, Mark Chapman who shot john Lennon has had parole hearings since 2000 and is still in prison in 2020 having been refused 10 times. By your logic, he only got 19 years but has actually served 39 and counting. Theres no need to misrepresent the sentence

What she only got 10years what kinda shit is that but hay she got a longer sentence in her mind for the rest of her life

What she only got 10years what kinda shit is that but hay she got a longer sentence in her mind for the rest of her life

To be fair, the sentence is a life sentence. All it means is the possibility of parole  will only become available after a set minimum of 10 years of the sentence has passed. In cases like this though it's very unlikely that will be granted, and she'll likely live out the rest of her life behind bars as she should.

To be fair, the sentence is a life sentence. All it means is the possibility of parole  will only become available after a set minimum of 10 years of the sentence has passed. In cases like this though it's very unlikely that will be granted, and she'll likely live out the rest of her life behind bars as she should.

@Jacob Molina There are specifics involved: If she doesn't have kids, she'll likely never kill again. She won't be paroled until too old to have kids. Drug dealers almost always go back to their chosen profession, but nonetheless, tend to be paroled much sooner than murderers.

@Jacob Molina There are specifics involved: If she doesn't have kids, she'll likely never kill again. She won't be paroled until too old to have kids. Drug dealers almost always go back to their chosen profession, but nonetheless, tend to be paroled much sooner than murderers.

She : Life, w/possible parole in 10yrs, which she WON'T get.  He : 15yrs. Typically, possible parole in 5yrs, which he MIGHT'VE received, if he hadn't been suicided..

*_She_* : Life, w/possible parole in 10yrs, which she WON'T get.  *_He_* : 15yrs. Typically, possible parole in 5yrs, which he MIGHT'VE received, if he hadn't been suicided..

Bruh it life with possibility of parole after 10 years

Bruh it life with possibility of parole after 10 years

The war on drugs was a massive failure just like all wars democrats

The war on drugs was a massive failure just like all wars democrats

I had yet to get to that part, thx spoiler. JK. That is horrible

I had yet to get to that part, thx spoiler. JK. That is horrible

It's because the government can't collect tax revenue off drugs. Avoiding taxation is a far more grievous crime than murder.

It's because the government can't collect tax revenue off drugs. Avoiding taxation is a far more grievous crime than murder.

Plus it took 10 years to get her in a cell which is ridiculous

Plus it took 10 years to get her in a cell which is ridiculous

That’s why I don’t like Canada’s justice system

That’s why I don’t like Canada’s justice system

@Bovine Intervention well look at Portugal... A more liberal drug policy is definetely better for society at large.

@Bovine Intervention well look at Portugal... A more liberal drug policy is definetely better for society at large.

What are you talking about? She got life in prison, not 10 years...

What are you talking about? She got life in prison, not 10 years...

I hope to God with all my heart that that doesn't happen. But at least it's only a 'possibility' ultimately the parole board decides wether or not she gets released after 10 yrs so realistically and morally speaking they would not let that happen. So let's hope she gets her hopes crushed and gets denied at every parole hearing with absolutely no hesitation. By the grace and love of God. Amen.

Bovine Intervention is that legit? I’ve never heard of that. It shouldn’t be that way if it is.

Bovine Intervention is that legit? I’ve never heard of that. It shouldn’t be that way if it is.

@Bovine Intervention killing ourselves in the pursuit of pleasure is the oldest human past time. Drugs won the War on Drugs a few millennia ago.

@Bovine Intervention killing ourselves in the pursuit of pleasure is the oldest human past time. Drugs won the War on Drugs a few millennia ago.

@Alana Banana Canada then what do you do instead? Keep em on the streets?

@Alana Banana Canada then what do you do instead? Keep em on the streets?

@James W they are but get off way too easy in court for some reason

@James W they are but get off way too easy in court for some reason

Nah that can't be right. A feminist told me we live in a world where women are disadvantaged

Nah that can't be right. A feminist told me we live in a world where women are disadvantaged

Oh it's just disgusting. It makes absolutely 0 sense.

Oh it's just disgusting. It makes absolutely 0 sense.

This is what’s wrong with the judicial service.

This is what’s wrong with the judicial service.

It's Canadian law. New Zealand and Australia are similar.

It's Canadian law. New Zealand and Australia are similar.

@Anonymous I can't believe muppet is the best thing you could come up with. I grew up in areas where gang activity was very common and in the 10th grade one of my friends got beaten to death because of gang related issues. I know what it's like. And sadly it would still constitute as manslaughter depending on the team he had.  I'm not saying he shouldn't have gotten more time for being a repeat offender  but if you get charged with a lesser time you'll receive a lesser sentence

@Anonymous manslaughter? Well, yeah. It wasn't murder and the longer you keep a person who has potential to be rehabilitated in prison, the worse they'll be in the end

@Anonymous manslaughter? Well, yeah. It wasn't murder and the longer you keep a person who has potential to be rehabilitated in prison, the worse they'll be in the end

@Luis Martinez usually because of insufficient evidence, a sketchy case, a really good defense team, ect. And considering how much prisoners hate chomos, trust me. They will receive hell in prison even just in an hour long period.

@Luis Martinez usually because of insufficient evidence, a sketchy case, a really good defense team, ect. And considering how much prisoners hate chomos, trust me. They will receive hell in prison even just in an hour long period.

@OrangeJunge You're right, that's actually a great point!

@OrangeJunge You're right, that's actually a great point!

@Katja It does sound strange, but in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries, the recidivism rate in violent offenders is the lowest in the world, as the term focuses on rehabilitation and not punishment.

@Katja It does sound strange, but in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries, the recidivism rate in violent offenders is the lowest in the world, as the term focuses on rehabilitation and not punishment.

@Anonymous You do know what manslaughter is right? You have probably accidentally had some form of impact on somebodies death in your lifetime, even if you don't know it.

@Anonymous You do know what manslaughter is right? You have probably accidentally had some form of impact on somebodies death in your lifetime, even if you don't know it.

@Maria Galluzzi Bruh what exactly do people have against drugs? Drugs laws should be abolished, let grown people make their own poor decisions. All drug laws in North America stem from the American hatred of Mexican immigrants in the early 1900s anyway. That's why possession in the US usually carries a longer sentence than most find appropriate, because the goal was to imprison Mexican immigrants by accusing them of drug trafficking.

its 10 years before the chance of parole so this is inaccurate.

its 10 years before the chance of parole so this is inaccurate.

@Katja Yeah, here if you are a "first timer" they will let you off after half of your served sentence. "Best case scenarios" cold blooded murderers can be walking the streets after 2,5 years. I know this because I've seen it happen.

@Katja Yeah, here if you are a "first timer" they will let you off after half of your served sentence. "Best case scenarios" cold blooded murderers can be walking the streets after 2,5 years. I know this because I've seen it happen.

@Bovine Intervention Well it obviously isnt getting rid of the problem is it, Einstein!

@Bovine Intervention Well it obviously isnt getting rid of the problem is it, Einstein!

Yup the upside down ways of the satanic elite.. Right in your face..

Yup the upside down ways of the satanic elite.. Right in your face..

Alana BananaCanada well no one forcing anyone to take drugs, so...

Alana BananaCanada well no one forcing anyone to take drugs, so...

@Justin Barton Finland too. Sometimes it feels like the more developed a country is, the more ridiculously short sentences are for violent crimes..

@Justin Barton Finland too. Sometimes it feels like the more developed a country is, the more ridiculously short sentences are for violent crimes..

@Jacob Molina no more like keep the drug charges as is, but extend the murder charges. To me it should be life without parole for anyone convicted of murder, or child rape. Period.

@Jacob Molina no more like keep the drug charges as is, but extend the murder charges. To me it should be life without parole for anyone convicted of murder, or child rape. Period.

@Alana Banana Canada  You're right because not jailing people will definitely stop it.

@Alana Banana Canada  You're right because not jailing people will definitely stop it.

Agree. Although drugs probably kill more people at the end of the day, I don't think jailing people is necessarily the answer.

Agree. Although drugs probably kill more people at the end of the day, I don't think jailing people is necessarily the answer.

@Jacob Molina  It doesn't matter about charges. Women always get lesser sentences no matter what

@Jacob Molina  It doesn't matter about charges. Women always get lesser sentences no matter what

It was life imprisonment with a minimum non-parole period of 10 years. The drug charges are probably eligible for parole after 5 years.

It was life imprisonment with a minimum non-parole period of 10 years. The drug charges are probably eligible for parole after 5 years.

It's because she was convicted of 2nd degree murder not 1st degree.

I completely agree though, drug charges should still be way less time than 2nd degree murder.

It's because she was convicted of 2nd degree murder not 1st degree.

I completely agree though, drug charges should still be way less time than 2nd degree murder.


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I...  this a little too close to home for me for the oddest reason. The death of a child isn't ever a soft topic for me since I was little. "Spousal revenge" huh... a big ol yikes.<br>I lost one of my first best friends to her father's mental breakdown over his divorce. From what I was told- at a young age no less- her father had taken her to her mother's house, killed and then decapitated HIS OWN DAUGHTER and left her there on the mothers porch. The mental insanity someone has to go through to commit an act of violence against their own child boggles my mind. It's truly unbelievable.

I...  this a little too close to home for me for the oddest reason. The death of a child isn't ever a soft topic for me since I was little. "Spousal revenge" huh... a big ol yikes.
I lost one of my first best friends to her father's mental breakdown over his divorce. From what I was told- at a young age no less- her father had taken her to her mother's house, killed and then decapitated HIS OWN DAUGHTER and left her there on the mothers porch. The mental insanity someone has to go through to commit an act of violence against their own child boggles my mind. It's truly unbelievable.


she flips that paper over like its a fly that's slightly annoying her not like she's being arrested for double murder of her own literal children

@Harambe They gave her 10 years for murdering her children and gave her boyfriend 15 for drugs. disgusting.


Just a theory: she felt suicidal so tried to kill both herself and her kids. Started with the kids, then couldn't go through with it to herself. Tried to crash her car but that didn't work either. In shock during the interigation because she can't accept what she's done.

Either that or she's just a bigger monster.

Shock doesn't seem plausible because of the smirk but I could be wrong.

'Either that or' no... she's a monster either way

Nope. If she had wanted her self dead she wouldn’t be acting like that.

@SUNA As does mine those poor girls they didn't deserve that especially by the woman that they look up tomorrow

@The Holly Nest She says "I don't want to think of them like that" so my guess is she can accept they're dead, but can't accept that she did it. They're "alive" to her in memory and in the way she remembers them, and because alot of suicidal people tend to equate death with peace, she maybe thought they were at peace and the picture challenged that image she had. I don't know, her reactions are really interesting and off. But my heart breaks for those girls.

It’s like in We Happy Few. Sally Boyle’s mom killed her siblings, then killed herself, because she couldn’t leave the kids she killed behind.

It's the way she just casually turned the paper over as if she can't see it it's not there. If she was in shock and denial that picture might just shock her back into reality but it didn't

I like to believe the former, a sad life for everyone involved.


He really hit her with the "you seem to think its April fools day"

I mean, if it's April 1, it IS April Fools' Day.

surprised he didn't hit her with the "updog" technique

lmao im so glad some one else noticed that. he spent like 5 min on the setup 🤣🤣

@GimmieTheJimmie the deep sigh was my exact reaction to it

Detective: "Happy April Fools Day! Your children are alive!"<br>Mother: "They are?!"

Detective: "Happy April Fools Day! Your children are alive!"
Mother: "They are?!"

@Bryan Gibbons I literally cringed hahah he was waiting all year to say it

He wanted to say that so bad, kept trying to bait her into saying the date before he finally just said it himself haha.


I love how in the beginning she insists on exercising her right to remain silent and follow her attorney’s advice and yet she keeps talking, responding and engaging with all the detective’s tactics

Yeah, but what does she actually say. Nothing substantial.


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You’ve got honest loving folks out here who can’t have kids and these people don’t even value their children. This is disgusting. How could she even sit there with a straight face?


Kinda funny how hard the detective tried so hard to hit that "April Fool's Day" line.

I know I thought he was gonna say something like it would've been their birthday lol but when he said April fools I was like<br>....oh

I know I thought he was gonna say something like it would've been their birthday lol but when he said April fools I was like
....oh

just imagine how insufferable he is in normal life