I'm glad his girlfriend had the sympathy & humility to be honest. She was obviously really traumatized by his actions

Imagine is this was a family of African Americans how she would keep lying as hard as she could ….

@goatsmilky LOL, I agree with you 100%, marrying the right person IS important. You shouldn't wait until you're about to get married to realise if they're a bad person or murderer, if you've taken that long, you're pretty ignorant yourself.

@Jazza BigHits are you gonna keep commenting this stupid shit on every reply? guys,(and gals) this just shows why marrying the right person is so important. i applaud her for telling the complete and honest truth and not letting this horrible man go free

@Jazza BigHits they weren't married. If you want to remain with no girlfriend and live in your dad's basement all safe and protected then that's your choice. But don't blame a woman who has been called to testify and sworn in for telling the truth. If Michael had a brain in his head he would've stfu and minded his own business.

@KymbaKhan  for what it’s worth, 2 of his ex-partners described him as controlling & manipulative. I don’t recall either of them using the word “abusive”, but both of them definitely said “controlling”. That really stood out to me. Rhonda should have handled certain things differently, but overall I do think she genuinely felt awful about the situation. & iir, she wasn’t subpoenaed, she testified voluntarily against her fiancé.

Guys, this just shows why you don't get married. She'll throw you under the bus. And then a bunch of women on youtube will agree with her.

@Christina Wells That has to be the worst part. She got engaged to a guy like that :(

Right! I bet she was thinking “who the F am I about to marry?!?”

@KymbaKhan that's sad, she should've left him. She's super cute

@L E Yeah there's some sort of subservient weirdness going on with her. Not to her credit, she knows better, but she's conditioned to agree with and not contradict men. The phone call, he wants to go off and probably incriminate himself, she knows the call is monitored and manages to say something about "probably shouldn't talk about this" - he's gonna say something racist or incriminating and she tries to put him off gently, but he plows on. And the gripe about the music he makes, her reply was "yes, I know," - placating, allowing him to be right, but not offering any opinion of her own. She's used to him going on and on, and she doesn't contribute or contradict.

at first i was mad that she didn't beg him to turn himself in but i honestly think she was terrified.


Amazing how he doesn’t want to be in a room with “animals” and “they” are violent. Yet he’s the one that killed someone that night yet he’s the victim?


Your ability to analyze these people is beyond me, number one reason I love your content.


Goddamn...the way his fiance says the idea to stop for wine was hers breaks my heart. You can just see the thought: "if I hadn't done that, none of this would have happened."

I hope she doesn't blame herself for what happened to Jordan. None of that had to happen if Dunn had acted differently.

It was meant to be.  There was no white wine at the wedding reception, only red.  Rhonda prefers white and was probably hankering for it all through the reception.  That is why she just had to stop and pick up a bottle.  That decision to serve only red wine set this whole string of events into motion...


Sad part is this guy saw 4 young black men who were just doing what teenagers do and thought he had the right to shoot at them. It is so pointless and tragic a young man lost his life and three others have to live with losing their friend and being shot at for no reason.


i appreciate that his fiancée didn't lie to cover his ass. it was probably hard for her to tell the truth but it was the right thing to do.

If you're like her it's not hard to tell the truth, it's hard NOT to tell the truth.

If you're like her it's not hard to tell the truth, it's hard NOT to tell the truth.

Tru. If her testimony was changed I'm sure the verdict would've changed too.

Tru. If her testimony was changed I'm sure the verdict would've changed too.

@samsara Yeah probably wasn't able to ever talk to her directly(in private) since he went right to jail after his initial interview and stayed until trial. Jerkoff just assumed she would back his story up if/when she was called as a witness.

Would she have face perjury if her statements contradicted what she said to the cops?

Would she have face perjury if her statements contradicted what she said to the cops?

I think this was key for his guilty verdict. If she says he told her they had a gun he may be free

It takes quite a level of psychopathy (narcissism?) to act in such fashion/be triggered by loud music (even if it isn’t his style). I wouldn’t answer his calls again and move/change my number. How would her future life with him have been like?

@Rian Dolan Look how old he is. This is an indicent. He wouldn't have killed more.

@Rian Dolan Look how old he is. This is an indicent. He wouldn't have killed more.

She looks like a good woman. A God fearing woman...

She looks like a good woman. A God fearing woman...

Probably? Did you hear her voice nonstop trembling?

Probably? Did you hear her voice nonstop trembling?

im not religious in the slightest, but this is the one reason i actually admire religious people. You're not gonna lie about shit like this, if you think the big G is listening in.

@Sky stanlake Interesting deduction ! hmmm

@Sky stanlake Interesting deduction ! hmmm

@LeftEyeReport Let's be honest though, they weren't children, they were young adults. It's absolutely horrible what he did, but people should really stop overusing the word "child" just because they are under 20 years old.

well, why is this man under trial?  A software engineer, big brain man, taken from his freedom for 4 lowlifes good at nothing at they are as they are? Well done America, well done.
 Continue to defend the 'usual suspects" and nothing will remain out of your country. You see the signs already. You want to be defiant and disrespectful? well, then you deserve it.

That's what happens when you mary a good honest woman, u pay the price when u do bad

That's what happens when you mary a good honest woman, u pay the price when u do bad

She was clearly raised by a good, loving family. I like her.

She was clearly raised by a good, loving family. I like her.

@Ellie R from the Bronx doesn't need to drop him. he's dropped in a cell for the rest of his life.

@Ellie R from the Bronx doesn't need to drop him. he's dropped in a cell for the rest of his life.

@Agita you can kind of tell though she has the personality of a dishrag... ;-)

@Agita you can kind of tell though she has the personality of a dishrag... ;-)

@Goose the way he interrupted her on the jail call told me all I need to know about how he treated people - rude

@Madeline Townsend narcissistic abusers absolutely control what you can and cannot say to them . Ugh.

@Goose I think you are spot on! Narcissist abusers are "nice" in public, often popular and well liked but are  not "kind" genuine  people.  It's all a ruse.

@Andy Cohen this right there.. he was armed and drunk.  She's lucky and Charly is too.

@Andy Cohen this right there.. he was armed and drunk.  She's lucky and Charly is too.

It was not hard for her to tell the truth the police had her entire interview on record which you could not deviate from or get charged with perjury

And she looked right at him like she still loved him but she knew he did it  out of hate and she couldn't live with it her face said it all

@samsara he'll cry for his girlfriend and his dog, but not for his child victim.

@samsara he'll cry for his girlfriend and his dog, but not for his child victim.

if my wife would snitch on me like that. <br>oh damn

if my wife would snitch on me like that.
oh damn

She saw his true colors.. Probably scared the crap out of her..

She saw his true colors.. Probably scared the crap out of her..

She seems such a sweetheart entangled with a jerk!

She seems such a sweetheart entangled with a jerk!

@Jeffrey Epstein's Rotten corpse I know! I don't think she did just to get of being charged because she had so many chances to call the police but she didn't.

@Ellie R from the Bronx she has, she is dating a African American right now! Oh how I love justice.🤣

@Jeffrey Epstein's Rotten corpse I'm not saying nobody told her that the police definitely share traits with the rest of us and often  try to use people's ignorance to scare them and honestly I understand that it's right on par with how a lot of us (myself very much included) would have no problem depending on the situation obviously with lying to some degree to minimize our consequences but yeah I mean regardless of what they may or may not have told her I think I would have had a hard time keeping a straight face I'm sure it was more of a scare tactic but accessory after never would have happened for her and this is just my opinion but I would expect her demeanor to be different in the first interview than it was in court but how could it not be? I doubt it has anything to do with her being afraid of getting in trouble especially since she still didn't lie in the first one either even though she could have.<br>Again though I'm not surprised that she was acting differently the first interview was just her and the detectives the second time was in court acknowledging that he (who she had been with for years) was lying while he was there looking at her the whole time I could be wrong but I seriously doubt that has anything to do with being afraid of getting in trouble

@Jeffrey Epstein's Rotten corpse I'm not saying nobody told her that the police definitely share traits with the rest of us and often  try to use people's ignorance to scare them and honestly I understand that it's right on par with how a lot of us (myself very much included) would have no problem depending on the situation obviously with lying to some degree to minimize our consequences but yeah I mean regardless of what they may or may not have told her I think I would have had a hard time keeping a straight face I'm sure it was more of a scare tactic but accessory after never would have happened for her and this is just my opinion but I would expect her demeanor to be different in the first interview than it was in court but how could it not be? I doubt it has anything to do with her being afraid of getting in trouble especially since she still didn't lie in the first one either even though she could have.
Again though I'm not surprised that she was acting differently the first interview was just her and the detectives the second time was in court acknowledging that he (who she had been with for years) was lying while he was there looking at her the whole time I could be wrong but I seriously doubt that has anything to do with being afraid of getting in trouble

It was the ONLY thing for her to do,  hard or easy shouldn't even be concidered!

It was the ONLY thing for her to do,  hard or easy shouldn't even be concidered!

She could have just made no definative statements especially about him not having gun at hotel

She could have just made no definative statements especially about him not having gun at hotel

@Minoozola I don't know where you live, but here in America with have 5th Amendment Rights, where you can't be forced to testify against your spouse, because it is hard to tell the truth when it results in putting someone you love away in prison. Fortunately, that was not the case in this scenario, but yes telling the truth is not always easy.

“Hard for her to tell the truth”?  Since when is it “hard to tell the truth” ffs. It’s a sign of a sick society when in the case of a murder one assumes that responsible adults find it “hard to tell the truth”.

@Bailey No, you are correct. She definitely could have lied and there would be little chance that she would have been caught. I think one of the other commenters for this video said she stated that her fiancé was verbally and physically abusive, so she might have seen telling the truth as her way out of a relationship she knew was toxic and dangerous.

@Only Two Shoes it would, if she was caught. again she is testifying about conversations that happened between just the two of them at multiple points in time. correct me if i'm wrong, but there was very little possibility they would be able to prove she would be lying if she said he told her about another gun. unless in her first interrogation with the police she told them he never told her there was a gun, which may of happened but i was multitasking while watching this so I didn't catch every single detail, but i don't recall that being the case.

@Bailey That would be perjury, then she could end up in jail as well.

@Bailey That would be perjury, then she could end up in jail as well.

@Only Two Shoes i'm aware, but she was allowed to testify for or against him. i'm just saying that she could have very well testified in his favour if she wanted to, no one could have proven she was lying.

@Bailey Because they weren't married yet she couldn't invoke her 5th Amendment Right not to testify against her spouse. She was a key witness to the state and had to testify or she would be charged for withholding evidence and interfering with an investigation.

If he did nothing wrong theres no reason to lie. If he did something wrong, he's not worth lying for

@Goose I could definitely see that, she also said in her interview that she didn't challenge his thought process bc she knew he was angry so she'd bring it up later when he wasn't mad. Of course that could just mean she is trying to be considerate for his feelings, but it could also mean she knew better than to mess with him when he's mad.

Absolutely that lady is a true sweetheart

Absolutely that lady is a true sweetheart

@Jeffrey Epstein's Rotten corpse how could she realistically be charged as an accessory to murder?? the thing is they would have no way of proving that she was lying and covering something up if she said he told her about the gun. it could easily be assumed that he had lied to her too.

Looked like she was abused and controlled. But good on her for telling the truth

Looked like she was abused and controlled. But good on her for telling the truth

Yes because if she did, she would of been charged too.

Yes because if she did, she would of been charged too.

I feel so sorry for her. She was under tremendous duress because of him. She seems so sweet. He did not deserve her.

@ItsSpecialHands <br>Agreed! I definitely think he was NOT always nice to her.

@ItsSpecialHands
Agreed! I definitely think he was NOT always nice to her.

She looked so broken, so sad. He's ruined so many lives with his actions, her included

She looked so broken, so sad. He's ruined so many lives with his actions, her included

@samsara
Yes!
This case was odd, because of the defendants demeanor. But honestly, I think he's the kind who's nasty behind closed doors. I really hate to sound cruel that way, but after going through a DV situation, and now watching people (over the past 10 years), it's not that hard to tell who's hiding something... Victim or Perp. There are just certain signs with both of them. I know it sounds crazy, but after you go through something like I did, you just notice things differently, than before (kind of like a sixth sense I guess).
Not sure if you noticed how the fiance talked on the stand, and then how she talked in the interrogation room... Way different. Even at his second trial when she was NOT engaged to him anymore, she didn't sound as weak as she did in the first hearing.
He's the type of person who acts all "chummy and kind" in person, but has a mean streak... I think.
I could be wrong, but I don't think so with this one.

Probably pointless to lie at that stage, since the police would certainly have ascertained whether the accused had mentioned to her that he had seen a weapon. It's interesting to note that the accused did not seem to have 'primed' his fiancee with his narrative of events for use in her questioning by the police. He seems to have been far too casually and naively sure that a vague claim of self defence would suffice. No signs of remorse, either, for the life he took for nothing more than his wounded pride and lack of self control.

9:10
You can even tell here, where he's not present, that her voice is much different. She seems stronger.

@LeftEyeReport <br>I agree! I have a very strong feeling that he was abusive towards her. The way she acts in the first questioning (small voice), versus the way she acts in the second one, is very different.

@LeftEyeReport
I agree! I have a very strong feeling that he was abusive towards her. The way she acts in the first questioning (small voice), versus the way she acts in the second one, is very different.

@Ellie R from the Bronx <br>She did. There was another questioning of her, and at that point they weren't engaged anymore and she said he was her ex.

@Ellie R from the Bronx
She did. There was another questioning of her, and at that point they weren't engaged anymore and she said he was her ex.

nana
Agreed!
But you can tell she's truly terrified!

*nana*
Agreed!
But you can tell she's truly terrified!

@Rian Dolan Yeah and with someone that unhinged and who called himself a victim after murdering a child... I'm thankful she's safe from him now

She took a dangerous criminal off the streets, her fiance... That man shot those kids for simply insulting him, it was only a matter of time before he took another life.


He shows absolutely no remorse over killing a teenager. So very sad for the teenager's family and friends.


My heart and prayers are with the victims families and friends.  Such such terrible loss of life


Did that man seriously say in the interrogation room at 41:19 "the last thing I'm looking for is trouble" ??!!

Yeah,  I shot at someones car and killed an innocent 17-YEAR-OLD, (and could have killed more if their fight or flight response were to freeze) devastating not just his life, tragically lost, but also the lives of all of the people who cared about him and were rooting for him to follow his dreams and see the man he becomes...but, I wouldn't want the police officers to not get their rest, because, after all...ThE lAsT tHiNg I'm LoOkInG fOr Is TrOuBlE... 🙄

People like him make me hate society...


The problem was certainly not the loud music.  He just hated the boys for being black and took their behaviour as a "lack of respect" for the white chief. Rhonda was great. Not for a moment, she tried to protect the bloke. She just did what she had to do.

Music was a problem, might’ve been what you said as well, but the music most certainly played a role

@Glass Moon Wrong, sir. I usually don't do that, and whenever I do it, it is not "automatically". I am not one of those who "automatically" say "they executed the bloke because he was black", or "he was beaten up by police because he was black." BUT, in this particular case, my impression is that racism is a plausible explanation. As far as I can see, his own wife thought that way.

And I don't think that the 135 people who liked my comment (so far) are, all of them, black people. You know what I mean. Cheers.

@Nat S no it was definitely them being black

I mean... It could have also been the loud music and his finger itching to play god

What an original interpretation of events what a brave opinion

Oh thanks for your interpretation of his motives.


This man is actually proud that he lit up a vehicle full of teenagers. No regret or trauma, and complete detachment from reality. Adds little descriptors like “quick as a flash” and “fluid motion” like he thinks he is some kind of badass.

Add "are you talking to me?". He thinks he's Robert deNiro or some shit from Taxi Driver.

Nahh he’s proud he lit up a vehicle full of black teenagers

This is just the prime example why guns aren’t making the world any safer.<br>Don’t understand me wrong I’m all for the use of guns for recreational purposes but they aren’t making anything any safer and should not exist at all in public spaces.

This is just the prime example why guns aren’t making the world any safer.
Don’t understand me wrong I’m all for the use of guns for recreational purposes but they aren’t making anything any safer and should not exist at all in public spaces.

This is just like the case of Michael Drejka (coincidentally same first name). These dudes are so ignorant from their own racism that it doesn't even register to them that situation they provoked led to the death of an innocent person.

Thinks he's John Wayne and that he saved everyone there, whether it was to make himself seem innocent or he truly believed it idk.

Lol he thinks he's in an action movie. "I don't think so, you son of a bitch!" *pop pop*. "Your flight's been canceled."

Didn't his wife say that he went back and had a drink as well? What a James Bond.

Oh yeah you should hear all the shit his neighbor had to say about him (I’m pretty sure you just have to look up “Mike Dunn Neighbor”.)

Well their music WAS loud so it all worked out.

They were future muderers thieves anyway

The gravyseals strike again.

If wyte m3n like these have nothing else, we know they at least have the audacity. 😂

God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and the Son of God and died on a cross for our sins! Believe God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and trust in God!  Live for Jesus as He died for you!! (Don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!) 🥰🤍

@Taliban223 Ms Do you not see your own racist undertones in your own comment ? The lack of self awareness and critical thinking regarding the subject of race is the real problem. You're being baited into believing the world is a lot worse than it actually is

Yeah him chucking that "fluid motion" in there got me. The last time his body did anything with fluid motion was 5 hours after some bad seafood.

@Purple Emerald Sure, but if buying guns was more difficult, maybe he shouldn’t have it, forcing him to avoid conflict in one other manner...

@Érico Schmitt True. But the fact that even with the gun he still had a chance to let them go but didn’t is even more infuriating. At least if he lacked the option, I couldn’t be angered by his poor decision making.

@Purple Emerald nonetheless if the gun wasn’t there, it wouldn’t have happened. He would be pissed off but just drive away.

@Parmoor It’s not even the gun; it’s the fact that the moment he pulled out his weapon he already had them on the run, and that clearly wasn’t enough for him.

I don't get the need to have a gun, this situations really escalates quickly because of it...

The only thing he seems to fear is prison

@OhMyGulay he’s the only thug in this situation


I laughed when Rhonda says "Your Mom is sending you a book". That'll really help the decades fly by!


I’m glad Mike gave us a Saturday morning cartoon-esque recap of the story so far on the phone with his fiancé, that’s exceedingly convenient


His fiancee's testimony that the shooter never mentioned seeing a gun in the other vehicle was devastating.  Because any normal person would immediately attempt to explain to their significant other the reasons why they fired multiple rounds at another car.  It would be the first thing one would do.  It's human nature.  Coupled with the fact that he left the scene of the crime and did not call the police, this all spoke to his guilt.


Good on Rhonda for telling the truth. You can tell it’s really upsetting for her, but she does it because she knows it’s the right thing to do 💛


Rhonda is so lost, “should i tell you what i was thinking?” Poor woman, good for her for not covering up for him.

Rhonda is so lost, “should i tell you what i was thinking?” Poor woman, good for her for not covering up for him.

@Alan Canon She asked for permission from the detective to speak about her thoughts...the way I see it, it honestly sounds like she was being abused and was used to asking permission for things like this....

@R Daysh I think we can give her the benefit of the doubt that she was in a state of shock, and was also probably scared to contact the police knowing that her husband is a volatile cry baby who will murder someone if they say something he doesn't like.

Self awareness. She'd probably seen court scenes where attorneys object to speculation on the part of witnesses, and was second guessing herself as to the appropriateness of her answers (facts vs feelings).

@R Daysh dude u Can tell from her voice that she's an abuse survivor so of course she's scared of her abusive husband considering he had no problem murdering someone. I guarantee she would've inevitably gone to thepolice but there wasn't time for her to not to mention she's in a shared car

@R Daysh or maybe the dude was abusive and told her to stfu about it

@R Daysh or maybe the dude was abusive and told her to stfu about it

@R Daysh I don't think she knew at that time he shot at the kids. She was inside, heard gunshots, went back to the car and they left. She never said he told her what happened.

@R Daysh I don't think she knew at that time he shot at the kids. She was inside, heard gunshots, went back to the car and they left. She never said he told her what happened.

Akane please don't get married. I could be mean or salty and say something like "i hope one day your spouse doesn't cover for you or have your back", but I don't hope for any marriage to fail. If you love someone enough to marry them but won't cover for them, you're not really loving them. Please, just don't get married.

Guys, this just shows why you don't get married. She'll throw you under the bus. And then a bunch of women on youtube will agree with her.

Guys, this just shows why you don't get married. She'll throw you under the bus. And then a bunch of women on youtube will agree with her.

@R Daysh Michael Dunn was married twice before, and both wives alleged he was mentally and physically abusive. If that's true, she probably went through the same with him. I believe she was probably afraid of him.

@R Daysh not trying to say that was the correct action, but I’m sure she was also probably in shock / scared of what he would do if she had just witnessed him opening fire on a bunch of unarmed teenagers. I’m not sure I would be able to call the police immediately, either.

🥺🥺🥺 how scared she was at the end to answer honestly

🥺🥺🥺 how scared she was at the end to answer honestly

Rhonda should be charged with murder too.

Rhonda should be charged with murder too.

@Grace T. Huh? The person is dead already, the dog isn’t. She can’t protect that person anymore. She CAN protect herself and the dog

@Grace T. Huh? The person is dead already, the dog isn’t. She can’t protect that person anymore. She CAN protect herself and the dog

@Kylie Albaniel right?! I gotta assume he’s abusive. The death of that poor child is prob a reason she’s she’s still alive.

@Kylie Albaniel right?! I gotta assume he’s abusive. The death of that poor child is prob a reason she’s she’s still alive.

@Billy Caves So trying to protect a dog over a human being who was shot makes her a victim here? No. She's a horrible person.

@Billy Caves So trying to protect a dog over a human being who was shot makes her a victim here? No. She's a horrible person.

I thought this too. Wonderful women. Appears fragile on the outside but is the strongest women xxx

I thought this too. Wonderful women. Appears fragile on the outside but is the strongest women xxx

@R Daysh true, she also drove them away from the scene

@R Daysh true, she also drove them away from the scene

All these comments talking about Rhonda being some kind of saint, what the actual f*ck?? Are ya’ll insane? She left with a murderer and didn’t call the cops. She stayed him with him even after the verdict. She shows no real remorse for what happened to the kid or the families involved. Only for herself. She should’ve been charged as an accomplice. She’s a spineless alcoholic who probably drinks twice as much now cuz she thinks of herself as a victim just as her fiancé does. What a joke.

She really didn’t know what to do and felt lost when everything went down until the detective called her. But she was very obviously upset and the frustrated and possible afraid for her own safety which makes sense because she didn’t call the police. She did the right thing in the end and honestly should have cut off the engagement as soon as she saw it in the news. But that’s my opinion and it really doesn’t matter in this situation

@Becc F.S. they aren’t going to charge someone they are going to use against him later

@Becc F.S. they aren’t going to charge someone they are going to use against him later

@Corrupted Yes she knew exactly what happened they saw it on the news. And no I probably would not call the police on my spouse, but I'd then be going to prison for not doing that, that's the law in the USA. She is guilty, got off because she is a middle age white women.

@R Daysh They were engaged and she didnt know what happened, how heartless are you? Would you immediately call the police if your s/o was involved in some sort of crime and you dont even know the extent?

@James Moseley Kid was already dead, dog wasn't. Nothing can be done about the kid at this point. Can always report it later. But I could easily understand how she would think maybe dude is off his rocker after what he said/did, maybe would try to challenge the police in a standoff because he did not want to go to prison for the rest of his life,  or threaten her about it, either way his actions could hurt/kill HER OR the dog.

@Billy Caves I love dogs but a normal person would be more concerned about potentially dead people; especially if there’s no indication that the dog is in any danger.

@Billy Caves I love dogs but a normal person would be more concerned about potentially dead people; especially if there’s no indication that the dog is in any danger.

From the conversation with him in jail I'd say she had been in denial for a while but deep down she knew he was a murderer and she couldn't be with him anymore, when she started being interrogated it was a turning point and she decided to do the good thing, good for her

@R Daysh tell me how exactly she would have been able to do that without risk to her safety

@R Daysh tell me how exactly she would have been able to do that without risk to her safety

@PANDA if you’ve never been in an abusive situation, you cannot say her actions were wrong. he literally pulled his gun on some random kid whose music was too loud, there’s no saying what he would’ve done to her if she had tried to resist/defy him.

My heart broke for her. He put her in such a horrible position and she did the right thing.

My heart broke for her. He put her in such a horrible position and she did the right thing.

It sounded like she had already told him what she thought and she didn't want to repeat herself unnecessarily.

It sounded like she had already told him what she thought and she didn't want to repeat herself unnecessarily.

I dont blame her, shes just way too nice to everyone, including bad people.
1. She heard gunshots and left the scene
2. Guy confessed to her as they drive off, she does nothing
3. Sees report on news, still does nothing

@Charlie Brown and yet she gave her testimony truthfully, fearlessly.

@Charlie Brown and yet she gave her testimony truthfully, fearlessly.

Keep in mind, she didn't know that any shots hit anyone. She said that when she got in the car and she asked, "is anyone hurt" that man said "no, it's fine" she didn't know. And she was scared.

Someone said he abused his ex-wives, so he was probably abusing her too.  Women in that kind of situation will rarely turn in their SOs for crimes, they're conditioned to be scared and obedient.  The fact that she testified against him demonstrates that she is a good person.

@Billy Caves At least in some states you dont have to testify againts your husband/family

@Billy Caves At least in some states you dont have to testify againts your husband/family

@PANDA she didn't know a crime had taken place

@PANDA she didn't know a crime had taken place

@R Daysh to be fair she testified against him, that's why is safe to say they threaten her to charge her unless she got on the stand.

@R Daysh to be fair she testified against him, that's why is safe to say they threaten her to charge her unless she got on the stand.

@R Daysh Anyone would be afraid after seeing what the person you're with is capable of. You aren't Finnair convince me she isn't or hasn't been afraid of him or been on the other end of his violence etc

@Grimshaw Grummage you realize that if you go to prison, you are joining a racial gang, regardless of your beliefs, right? That's the order of things in prison.

@Grimshaw Grummage you realize that if you go to prison, you are joining a racial gang, regardless of your beliefs, right? That's the order of things in prison.

@PANDA fiance, well it's a good thing she didn't cover for him and corroborate the story, if she had lied and testified that the finance did mention seeing a shotgun, take the gun out of their car when they got to the hotel and fear for their life etc. Then the middle class white jury may have believed them, if their stories matched, and didn't talk to police before seeking council they would have had a strong liklihood of getting away with it. If any of the black teens had any hint of a record they'd also would have gotton away. The right wing like to point at Goerge Floyd's past record as an excuse why he was retrained with a knee to his neck.

No doubt this guy is in prison and joined the aryan brotherhood, he decided to park next to the black guy's car and tell them to put the music down as a provocation, because he knew he had a gun in the car and trying to incite a response as an excuse to shoot and kill them.

@Olduglyentwife because she isn't in the same room as him. This is very common in relationships when the partner is physically or emotionally abusive.

@Olduglyentwife because she isn't in the same room as him. This is very common in relationships when the partner is physically or emotionally abusive.

B S I agree with you, but I think she was afraid of him. If my significant other killed someone, I honestly wouldn’t get in the car with him and drive back home. She was probably in shock and didn’t know what to do. He seems manipulative and emotionally abusive and she seems very timid

@R Daysh since he seems like such a narcissist to me it's very likely he manipulated her.

@R Daysh since he seems like such a narcissist to me it's very likely he manipulated her.

@R Daysh if you saw someone you loved wanted by police you would probably not believe it is them at first, then have a moral dilemma over what to do (no matter who you are, it is a traumatic experience and you will hesitate, don’t even disagree) then they make the decision on what they do, she was honest. She made the right choice. I know most people here are riding the coat tails of the racism hatred but don’t say dumb shit.

@Becc F.S. this woman was a poor woman. also, poor woman.

@Becc F.S. this woman was a poor woman. also, poor woman.

@R Daysh yeah right if they tried to charge her she would refuse to testify against her own husband.....

@R Daysh yeah right if they tried to charge her she would refuse to testify against her own husband.....

MAGADETH you should read my other reply in this thread. You never know what goes on behind closed doors.

MAGADETH you should read my other reply in this thread. You never know what goes on behind closed doors.

I honestly cant believe some of the comments saying the fiance was in the wrong for dropping him in it. She did the correct and right thing by telling the truth. I dont understand why people are saying she shouldnt have thrown him under the bus. She is clearly traumatised. He also seems to show emotion but doesnt shed a single tear and lied in his silence

Akane I would like to pay you a compliment with out sounding like a weirdo. Your red hair is awesome and looks really good on you.

Akane I would like to pay you a compliment with out sounding like a weirdo. Your red hair is awesome and looks really good on you.

MAGADETH shes not complicit. there’s enough witnesses to say she was inside of the store (not complicit only a witness). She was only given half the truth from his perspective (which is shown to be false). She’s not complicit.

Aaron Hughes exactly. you never know what happens behind closed doors. means that his immediate reaction to that is to shoot instead of ignoring it, it’s highly probable he is the same behind closed doors. She also said “i didn’t want to make him any angrier”. You never know the truth behind relationships

MAGADETH / she got on the stand and told the truth, even against him when she could have lied bc she is afraid of him.

MAGADETH / she got on the stand and told the truth, even against him when she could have lied bc she is afraid of him.

I think she's the biggest winner here by loosing him ! Imagine if she stuck with this humanlike entity the rest of her life !  She must be so happy now he's out of her life.

I think she's the biggest winner here by loosing him ! Imagine if she stuck with this humanlike entity the rest of her life !  She must be so happy now he's out of her life.

The poor little girl act on the witness stand sounds like a completely different person from the police interview. I wonder why.

The poor little girl act on the witness stand sounds like a completely different person from the police interview. I wonder why.

@Laura Lee Originally

I mean in all seriousness, if he can shoot a stranger what is he capable of doing behind closed doors. She is as much a victim as others, she would have been in shock at first, then panic, then confusion. That man was never a victim. He could have walked on by....

He was/is a murder waiting to happen and I think she knew it. Racially motivated, he knew he would get contention saying what he said. He lies, then his conversation saying he is the victim....like when!!!?????

In most parts of the states failiure to report is not a crime. In this case she was only a witness. She did not help him commit the crime nor did she attempt to cover it up. I believe spouses especially have the privilege in choosing not to speak or testify BUT she still did!

@GreekNeek  she fled the scene not knowing what had fully happened. She didn't see anything, she was in the store. All she had was her husband's perspective, a manipulated perspective at that. Also, she's with him the whole time. How is she supposed to call the police on him in his presence without endangering herself. Also this is the 'love of her life'. Someone she imagined spending the rest of her life with. It can be extremely difficult to let that go. To betray someone you love, despite what they did. Ever heard the phrase love is blind? It really can be blinding. She was probably in a huge state of shock and confusion. All I can say is props to her for not protecting him when speaking to the cops or court, ultimately she told the truth. But yes, you're right, the real victim here is 100% the tragic life of that child that was taken far too soon. Heartbreaking. That said, this lady deserves forgiveness and understanding. You can see she has a good heart.

@Becc F.S. What she did at the end took a lot of courage though.

@Becc F.S. What she did at the end took a lot of courage though.

@R Daysh Maybe she got out of any trouble by testifying against him at the end. I think it said she was a registered nurse (RN).

@R Daysh Maybe she got out of any trouble by testifying against him at the end. I think it said she was a registered nurse (RN).

@PANDA She did not fully realize what happened until they were back home and she is so timid that she seems to have been overpowered by his persona. I feel like she was in shock too. edit: she ran out of F's at the trial and stood up for herself to possibly gain immunity

R Daysh If she called the police right after having seen the news, he might have reacted negatively and attacked her, I’m thinking.

R Daysh If she called the police right after having seen the news, he might have reacted negatively and attacked her, I’m thinking.

@PANDA Not entirely sure she knew the extent, or if the two of them were actually in danger. She has nothing to be charged with. She was not driving, did not provide information or shelter. She is totally in the clear. Her testimony against him, as far as I can tell, was because she determined it was right. Absolutely could have gotten away with saying he DID mention a gun in the kids' car on the way from the gas station. NOBODY would be able to discredit that.

Bro she left the scene of a crime and didn't say shit

She turned on her own husband to get off

Bro she left the scene of a crime and didn't say shit

She turned on her own husband to get off

@R Daysh I thought they said they called from the house, and I imagine it's the most difficult situation to be in, it can take a bit of time to actually comprehend a situation sometimes. Tbh she seems quite timid, I feel like he treated her like shit. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw her standing against him.

@GreekNeek What? I never once mentioned a walk.

@GreekNeek What? I never once mentioned a walk.

R Daysh That’s a good point. To be fair, she was reliant on traveling back to their home with their dog and such. Calling the police while in the same hotel or such may put her/the dog in danger when she can call later that day. I know there are plenty of other options, but I still think that is a rough spot to be

R Daysh thank youuuuu! These poor woman comments are annoying

R Daysh thank youuuuu! These poor woman comments are annoying

She is lucky not to be charged, she saw the news and then still didn't contact the police.

She is lucky not to be charged, she saw the news and then still didn't contact the police.


it's harrowing to see a woman so upset and stricken with remorse<br>i genuinely believe she's like that because she believes she might have been at fault because she suggested to grab some wine from a station. she's a wonderful woman with a lot of heart and didn't deserve some prick to enter her life and cause so much pain.

it's harrowing to see a woman so upset and stricken with remorse
i genuinely believe she's like that because she believes she might have been at fault because she suggested to grab some wine from a station. she's a wonderful woman with a lot of heart and didn't deserve some prick to enter her life and cause so much pain.


This is why I treat others with respect. You often don't know who is a psycho until it's too late.
That one boy didn't give an F but he met someone who REALLY didn't give an F.
So sad, it all could've been avoided for those boys.


R.i.p. Jordan Davis <br>What a awful tragedy

R.i.p. Jordan Davis
What a awful tragedy


Thank GOD he was “afraid for his life” and honestly “was the victim” enough so he talked to the police with an attorney. I I LOVE that for him! 🙃


Wow he called himself “the victor”. He really feels accomplished of what he did that’s sad.

@Charles Stevens A black someone i would add

@star gazer ah yes, the gang members with no weapons on them with no track records.

@Not Sure yeah wanna know what else is dumb? Doc told me drinking petrol “wasn’t healthy” like what could go wrong I’ve only had 3 strokes and 4 liver failures but that’s prob because the government was trying to brainwash me

@Not Sure but it sounds like u just wanna have fun with people’s reactions so I’ll go along

@Not Sure how do you know who they voted for wtf this ain’t even political

@CSIS Election riggers in the last election. Do your homework.

@Not Sure wtf man is riggers meant to be the n word?

I feel like he actually believes his own lie so much that he truly believes he was the "victor"

@McSnezzly So don't read it. Kind of ignorant to ignore someone's point of view because it has too many words for you to handle, but it is what it is.

@ThaGVPSon the black kid without any criminal record?

@star gazer i bet you're the type to say "Racism isn't a problem in America" while you're contradicting yourself

@Mr X he felt disrespected. He said multiple times it wasn’t about the music.

Always ask for an attorney. Even if you are innocent. This guy clearly wasn’t, but talking without one only incriminates yourself

@Stefan Reich in the beginning monologue

@Stefan Reich in the beginning monologue

He did accomplish something he took another good for nothing thug off the street

@Velo City No. We need less of these kind of people in our police force.

@Linmayzie Mitchell There is a silver lining to all of this.  He will never get out of prison on his own two feet.  He will not be able to harm anyone again.

Escaping with your life from a gun fight must feel like an accomplishment.

@Unlicensed Morgue He will realize that in prison.  Oh well, he will never get out alive.  ha ha ha ha

who's going to tell him that life isn't a Tom Clancy novel and he's not a war hero?

@Charles Stevens He was angry a young black kid disrespected him openly.

@Velo City
> "He should probably join the police force."
Your joke is bad and you should feel bad.

He looked like he felt especially accomplished at 52:02 when he got to re-enact how much of a hero he was shooting the poor kids...

Yeah, we kinda just glossed over that. He literally considers this a battle that he won

An out of shape man 2/3's through his life claiming a mental trophy after killing an unarmed 17 year old with one of the most effective weapons in history. What a damn gladiator, this man is sick. I feel safer knowing he's locked up and that i can listen to Beastie Boys in a parking lot without having to worry about software dev's going rambo.

Is crazy how great some people feel when snuffing  out minorities. They really love  it and enjoy it. Seeing kids in cells and kids dead, they really celebrate it. I wish everyone would just be real about it so we can maybe think about growing as a society. Won’t happen In my  lifetimes though so I just hope I make it to old age before another “victim” comes around and I may be in the area

@SUEDE Persuade he was NOT and let's not pretend he is

@star gazer thats a very profound statement

@star gazer thats a very profound statement

As the saying goes, "We are all the hero of our own stories"

You'd be surprised just how much humans are capable of bending the objective truth to conceal a crime or other emotionally charged situation they are unwilling to face.

He genuinely see's himself as the hero, having done nothing wrong.The cognitive dissonance is really strong.

Stefan Reich this is what happens when a kid is raised on Action movies,but doesn’t grasp the understanding of consequences.

@famouslastwords hahahaha, these gang members wouldve killed him anyway

He should probably join the police force. He would fit right in.

Yup. Big tough guy kills a teenager cause he doesn't like his music.


His lawyer after watching this interrogation: 🤦🏻♂

I mean I get it. He probably thought he was justified for shooting and when you’ve been through a traumatic event and feel you have done nothing wrong you might talk to the police because you feel you have nothing to hide, it won’t hurt to talk and you want to be cooperative. Here’s the thing, NOTHING good comes out of talking to the police in ANY scenario. In any kind of criminal investigation it will never help you, it will only hurt you. Nothing can be decided in a police station, it’s not the court room. Talking has nothing but downsides. Lawyer up and wait for the court room to make your case.


I have a gun in the house.  I have not seen it in probably 10 years.  In fact, its not loaded, and if I ever needed it, I probably couldn't get to it in time anyway.  I think unfortunately there are those who have been trained how to use a gun - almost to the point of expecting they will one day need to pull their weapon and use it.  I feel this guy has set the bar in his mind justifying what constitutes the NEED to pull his weapon.  He may not have consciously been wanting to run into a situation like this, but its like he trained just a bit too much in anticipation.  Over music?


This honestly has become almost like a podcast to me where I’ll listen to it all day while driving during the day at work. I enjoy the content as disturbing as all these people are


It’s interesting that his first response to “could it have been your imagination” was a defensive confused “no.”  The whole implication of his story is that he might have misunderstood the threat in a moment of fear.  That is what he needs everyone to entertain to save his ass.  Evidence shows that there was no weapon, no one coming out of the car, no real threat—-but I thought there was.  But once that gets explicitly expressed he denies it.  Idk for sure, but it feels like he cannot stomach the explicit idea that he messed up at all.  It’s more important that he feel perfect than it is for him to have plausible deniability.