Theres no self-defence here. You dont shoot at people ten times and then say “i won”, much less about a couple of kids being kids.

@My Peep's On the contrary its you that's comprehensively challenged here 😃👍

@My Peep's 7:57 Prove me Right 10 shots said, shown, and finally heard which prove  you absolutely Wrong 😂😂😂😂😂👍

@My Peep's Again Audio record confirms 10 shots. Prove me wrong?? Oh wait you CANT 😂👍

@My Peep's 😂 Too bad Cant report on stupidity 😂👍

@My Peep's 😂 How do you know if he had 8, 10, or 15 round clip???? They never say BUT the audio clearly recorded 10 shots 😂👍

@My Peep's 😃 You hear 3 shots first then 4 shots and finally last 3 shots which adds to 10 the audio confirms how did you supposedly heard 4 + 4 shots = 8 shots???? 😂👍

@My Peep's How did you hear 8 shots when the audio record clearly hearing 10 shots 😂👍

@Terp the Bandit Of course they are physically mature, my whole point was that they are not cognitively mature and that refusal to turn loud music down is not a serious act of defiance or rebellion. All I'm saying is that teaching a child respect whilst they are going through a rebellious phase is difficult and that loud music is generally barely irritating and shouldn't anger someone to such an extent and really not that serious. Of course threatening someone physical harm is serious - which cannot compare to this situation. The children in the car did not attempt any sort of aggressive confrontation at all, so there was no reason to feel threatened. I'm not really sure with what you're attempting to get at here.

@Diane Taylor 'Irritating' = 'angering'. What exactly is your point? You're arguing with people saying that the parents should've taught them better (over something that should barely irritate you) and I'm saying that teenagers going through a rebellious phase won't listen.

@Francesca N I think that’s exactly what I said, so I’m not sure what your point is. And it doesn’t “anger” me to any extent. It’s irritating. It’s rude. It’s intentional.

@Diane Taylor Almost ALL teenagers/kids act rebellious to feel more 'independent' and 'grown', I don't even know if you have kids but I'm sure you were a teenager once and witnessed other kids acting out - either way it's hard to get them to listen once they go into such a phase. Blaring loud music is of course jarring, but it shouldn't anger you to such an extent. I mean he was a teenager once as well. You're making this out to be more deep than it already is lmfao.

@Sloane M Not “fault”. It’s our “responsibility” as parents to teach manners, ethics and civility to our children before we send them out in the world on their own. Blaring sound at strangers is bad behavior. It is a military psyops tactic known to cause distress. Kids know this is wrong. It’s an act of rebellion.

@Diane Taylor you insinuated that by saying it’s the kids and the parents fault for not teaching their children to play music at a lower volume

@QKVooDoo yes they probably were stronger physically. But they didnt attack him with fists. Didnt have a weapon. And didnt threaten him. He was in absolutely no danger. I am a petite women. Most men are way stonger than me and could overpower me easily. But that doesnt give me right to murder any of them.

@Diane Taylor In no way does that justify someone getting shot and dying. Let alone a kid.

And parents should make it clear to their children that their blaring, thumping music is highly intrusive, rude and jarring to others. It IS a passive-aggressive, in-your-face behavior. Actually, never mind, kids already know this.

Kids mentally but may have been as tall or stronger physically, and there were 4 of them. While I am not defending what he has done and he deserve the consequences, the "kids" should've been taught public decency as well.

This one was certainly tough to watch. Even as they were pulling away, he kept shooting. So many cases where a person is being attacked, the victim disarms them and then uses the weapon on the attacker. They just switched who the victim was. They teach this in most firearm safety classes that have a self defense component. Personal protection is a last resort, not a first resort.

Right exactly! When you are in fear and defend yourself you think protect myself,!  so 10 shots the first separate from the others! Crazy racist bastard

Exactly. That's what gets under my skin. Of course some young lads are going to sass an older man for telling them to turn down the music. He could have moved his car, or just gone into the store with his fiancé until they were ready to go. There was no justification for death.


Michael: “A car full of thugs; playing thug music”
Also Michael: Acts like a real thug by shooting them down

Michael: “A car full of thugs; playing thug music”
Also Michael: *Acts like a real thug by shooting them down*

@Jake Yates WELL, ACTUALLY 🤓 (how you sound like)

I do believe playing loud music at s gas station is a little disrespectful. But I don't believe it's bad enough for someone to be killed over it.

Man was like a true thug and did a fucking drive-by wtf 💀

@That Part lol I know!! Why she lying about that....we all know what he said it's ridiculous how obvious it was.

@Mr Ataxophobia Definitely. Dude was 45 but looked like he was 60.

@Jake Yates Dunn is exactly the same as Michael Drejka. Wouldn't say anything to anybody if he hasn't got his Gun with him.

@Jake Yates who the hell tells or even asks someone on the street to turn the music down. He was just looking for trouble, wanted to use his gun.

@Nun Ya Here in Tampa, the police ask you to kick it back some & you do.  No harm no foul.  It's petty.

@Poo'dee  - And if you are playing music too loud and it is past the noise ordinance time, hope they get called on and get tickets. People are RUDE.

@Amanda Barnhart ladies and gentlemen, our 1st racist Amanda, has entered the conversation.

At least they weren't literal children. "Real thugs" do that just about every weekend. People watch these videos in disgust but watch gang violence like theyre war vets.

@LuxLoose remorse, empathy. Any good person would still feel something toward the person they’d killed in self-defence.<br>He displays no remorse, no empathy.

@LuxLoose remorse, empathy. Any good person would still feel something toward the person they’d killed in self-defence.
He displays no remorse, no empathy.

@Ryan Berman Exactly, they aren’t fooling anyone

They say Thug these days, but we know what word they really want to use.

@Brian D It should matter.

And it was a 9mm.

@Jake Yates I don't think it matters lol. Even if Jordan was completely in the wrong for talking back that still doesn't mean you can whip out your chrome .45 and start blasting

@Jam1053428 Me neither. Dunn acted like he lived at the gas station.

They were teenagers coming back from the mall and blasting music.  What group of teens hasn't done that?  Even I did that a few times in high school.

@Jake Yates probably why the wife testified against him. 👍🏼

@Poo'dee I don't blame Jordan for talking back to him. He told them (not asked) to turn the music down and decided to be a smartass about it by adding "I can't hear myself think". He acted like the music somehow froze him and prevented him from moving his car or going into the store with Rhonda.

This guy needs to stay out of Tampa.  Loud music happens hourly.  If you don't care for it...  Move your car to a different space or find another store.  He said they were there first.  This guy is beyond stupid and down right mean.  Leave them kids alone.

Also Also Michael: <b>*previously beat his ex-wives and pulled guns on them*</b>

Also Also Michael: **previously beat his ex-wives and pulled guns on them**


Why is she blurred? Her face is all over the other videos about this case.


I almost wish the "I'm the victim" phone call was saved for the end when you can totally comprehend just how out of touch this dude was


I like that the victim's friends admitted the kid was talking trash. They are describing a real person, not trying to make up a story about an angel, the way Dunn was desperately trying to do about himself, also the fact that this came to trial 15 months later and his fiancee was still telling the same story and it was against him made her very credible. He had all of that time get that story of her's twisted in her mind, but couldn't.

@Thomas Clark-Phelps Dunn didn't think of that, but you are right.

Thomas Clark-Phelps yea, but people do it. These are/were smart kids.

G. C. He was arrested and then spent the next 15 months in jail, until his trial, but they had phone calls, letters, visits if she bothered with any of that stuff. She did the right thing anyway. Maybe she decided mostly not to have anything to do with him.

Wouldn’t they have been separated long before trial ? He should spend all that time in jail , right ?

I do think the boys made some good decisions like immediately leaving the parking lot and then returning instantly, but admitting the trash talk was kind of necessary. That was a central part of the case, he got trashed talked so he shot them, and so if they try to claim he wasn’t trash talking, it would cast suspicion on the them on what else they could be hiding. It’s best to just be honest about what happened because the more the lie, the most you risk getting caught for leaving out major pieces which is a red flag someone’s lying.


"Do I need a lawyer?" he says after completely hosing himself in this interview.

@Maxim o IMO, in the first trial where he got found guilty of three counts of attempted murder which carried 30 year terms each if the judge sentenced him consecutively and the jury was hung on the murder charge for Jordan, I think he paid for that attorney and omg, I thought that guy sucked. Like Dunn was such an unsympathetic character and the attorney made it worse by being so unlikeable. I don’t know if he got a public defender for the second trial where he got sentenced to life for killing Jordan, but I think it was a PD because Dunn seemed to give up for the second trial because he somehow knew the 3 counts of attempted murder would already keep him incarcerated for the rest of his life,

No, not anymore. A public defender will be just as good now lol

@Robert Demon He really almost did. First trial he’s found guilty mainly because the second volley of gunfire as the SUV was pulling off. He even says it was hard to justify. He got found guilty of the 3 attempted murder charges and was trying to get the 30 year sentence for each to be served at the same time so he’d be up for parole in 14 years. The first jury was hung on Jordan, which I thought was ridiculous. If someone tells me to fuck off or they will kick my ass I can’t pull out my gun AND shoot them. He has been drinking at the wedding, had a dui and another felony already, that’s why he didn’t contact police, he was sleeping it off.

He thought they were going to let him waltz out of there even though he knew his story was bs

@ because the cops turned up the heat to max since they had everything they needed. So at that point they no longer had to act like they were just trying to "clear everything up". Fucking master class of an interrogation.

@Luca exactly this. Even after he asked if he needed a lawyer, he was asking if it was automatically a murder charge and that the way he saw it, it was just him defending himself.

“I really didn’t know I was being charged with murder and attempted murder.. that sucks.”

He truly believed he did nothing wrong. He thought he was ‘George Zimmerman’ lucky.

I think he was just convinced that he was in right and therefore doesn’t need one.

Ya gotta love it when criminals dig their hole even deeper

exactly my thoughts!!! why the fuck would he say that near the end of the interrogation? he clearly thought he could breeze his way through this thing.

ya, and then he said something like," i think i fucked up",, omg.


He assumes that black people just bite ears because his only perspective of them is watching Mike Tyson, lol.


"I shot at the door"
"Which door?"
"The rear passenger door"
"What was the purpose of that?"
"To save my life"
"From the door?"

I love how sassy these detectives get sometimes lmao

heck yeah from the door! He had to put the door in its place

Sometimes people need to hear how stupid they sound Lol


“Do I need to get a lawyer” after 45 minutes of interview with police where he’s been told repeatedly he‘s killed another human, a 17 year old kid, and attempted to kill 3 other people in the car but they all just got lucky and weren’t injured

45 minutes into the video, probably hours into the interrogation.

A Gaytheist

I mean... it IS Florida after all, I’m honestly SHOCKED it didn’t go exactly like he expected.

A Gaytheist yep. Exactly why he didn’t lawyer up, trying to play the victim card and hopes it works out with the cops....yeAA that denial is strong

Valerie some people’s egos are so big they really cannot see beyond their own horseshit. It’s insanity

Egomaniac with a gun thinking he would  talk his way out of it.

@2122 and that's why he will save us. #trump2080

Trump will save us all from this hell on earth. He will banish the evil as predicted in the bible. #trump2020

lawyer up.. I always see people think " oh I got this" neverrrrrrr works haha

We wouldn't get to view this amazing channel if people knew how to lawyer up lol!

He genuinely thought that what he did was justified under Florida law and that the police would just let him go.


Pretty ironic he shot at "thugs" and is now surrounded by actual thugs for the rest of his life without his firearm to protect him.

@bravo1IsixI I dont meet guys on tinder. Was a one off many years ago. Thanks for looking out for me though 👍

@Lisa Elliott haha, New Zealander actually, but close! 😉

bravo1IsixI I don’t know if prison is really like it is in American history x ?

Queen Of Swords maybe quit meeting guys on Tinder.

He’ll be a hero to the AB in prison. He won’t need a gun, he’ll have a whole bunch of Skinheads.

Basically, he IS the thug in this situation.

Blake1720

Just like witness number whatever did —

“Why didn’t you park in the adjacent spot?”

“Loud music, didn’t want to deal with it.”

EXACTLY. Doesn’t matter if the occupants of the car are from fucking Siberia, if you have loud obnoxious music on while waiting on someone in the parking lot - chances are you’re a douche and there’s a bigger chance of an altercation than if I just park somewhere, literally anywhere other than right next to you.... the way this dude grouped his shots (and later mentioned in the interview w police) like he knows EXACTLY what he’s doing, he was ITCHING to use that gun; and sure as shit not on a paper target.

Queen Of Swords <br>Well clearly you’re Canadian so your brain is wired... weird. lol good weird, sorry eh

Queen Of Swords
Well clearly you’re Canadian so your brain is wired... weird. lol good weird, sorry eh

Jason Wood Michael Dunn is a joke, not the situation.

Queen Of Swords exactly! If you don’t like the music park farther away... 🤦♀🤦♀

Jason Wood  He’s referring to the irony. You might not find a goof going to prison hilarious. I do. Especially when he asks if he can have bail lol! On murder lol!

Crazy eh. I can't comprehend how you can pull into a convenience store and you're more concerned about what the complete stranger the car next to you is doing, than your 3 minute visit for wine. Who cares if someone's playing music, you're never gonna see them again anyway. The guy is an idiot. He fully reminds me of a giant red flag spazz I met off tinder once. Turned out the guy had multiple assaults under his belt.

Eris Floralia haha! yeah that's hilarious!!!


The curious case of comment disappearance


I don't know about you, but it seems to me that the guy who puts 11 rounds into a fleeing car full of unarmed kids because he felt 'dissed' is the REAL thug.

SAME. I was just thinking how different the interrogation wouldve gone had Dunn been a few shades darker. How different he could have swayed me if i was on the jury if i had not seen the interrogation tape. Im all for self defense, but shooting up a car of mouthy kids exercising their first amendment rights while he was obviously drunk/impaired just because? That IS a thug. He could look like he does or he could have gang tattoos all over his face and the bottom line is that he is a piece of work. Im so glad to hear the trial came out the way it should have. God bless those other boys. My heart goes out to them.

@Seth N. Why did anybody waste their time teaching you to read and write?

@Maitland Darragh too* bad . I guess you’re an example of the broken education system :)

He fired several bullets into a fleeing SUV, because they were playing their  music to loud.  Pathetic. Just pathetic.

@jamalydude “I’m annoyed, so It’s messed up, but justifiable if I kill children”

Yeah in my experience, only one group of people thinks that makes any sense.

@Stormy Sheppard loud music is annoying as fuck and no one should blast it in a parking lot and not expect annoyed looks or like “shut up” type attitudes towards them. But regardless of that shooting them was extremely fuxked and wrong

"They threatened to kill me". Bull shit.

@Annette Carter he was a programmer so he was probably a little bit autistic.  Most software engineers are.  They are weird as fuck.  The littlest things set them off.  You can see the way he's avoiding eye contact in the interrogation, autistic people don't like making eye contact.  Not an excuse for his behavior.  He should have seen a therapist at a young age to learn how to control his triggers

@Melvin Thomas well,thats to bad. Another example of the broken justice system.

@Maitland Darragh well instead he got life in prison bud

@Melvin Thomas he should have gotten a crime stoppers cheque..

@Maitland Darragh he’s a hero who will rot in jail and never see his dog Charlie again lol

@eric hoskinson they weren’t trying to be “gangsters”, you just can’t see past your own prejudice to just see them as teenagers who didn’t want to be told by some random senile old Rambo wannabe that they need to change their music volume or risk dying for mildly inconveniencing him.

@eric hoskinson the guy who shot them will die in prison and never see his family in the free world again 😂😂

@Melvin Thomas awwww poor babies… tough. guy gangsters until a gun cone out 😂

@Annette Carter Exactly, Annette.  Well said.


Detective: “You have the right to remain silent..”<br>Mike: “So anyway I started blasting”

Detective: “You have the right to remain silent..”
Mike: “So anyway I started blasting”

Detective: "We need to ask some questions. What happened last night?"<br>Mike: "Black kid play the shooty bang music, I had to defend myself."

Detective: "We need to ask some questions. What happened last night?"
Mike: "Black kid play the shooty bang music, I had to defend myself."

Lmao 😂 I read this and my noodles went everywhere

LOL, spit out my drink on that one.  Seriously, it's pretty accurate.


Jesus! That poor kids family losing a kid for no fucking reason. And his friends having to witness the entire thing.

@Jackie P shhhh, they’ll discover irony one day

@Let's Go Brandon WATCH OUT EVERYONE THE KARENS HAVE BECOME SELF AWARE

@Let's Go Brandon meanwhile they all were doing great in school, have no record, and you actually with that comment now have a more violent record than any of those “thugs”

yea. but hopefully these thugs got a lesson and will be able to graduate from high school

@Bradley it’s hilarious to realize you consistently advocate for something u don’t believe in (white privilege)

Truly heartbreaking, a person that deserves to rot in prison for sure

@Suzy Rottencrotch you say it like its the same as spilling a drink "uh oh haha thats life"

There was a reason.   It just appears it was not a justified reason.  Kid went rap culture and the murderer tried to play TV cop.  I wouldn't shed a tear for either.

seriously.. poor kid.. some of these people shouldnt be allowed guns

@Suzy Rottencrotch yep just read your second name i got baited

@Tanay Sometimes you get shot just for being alive and that’s how life works so maybe you should reevaluate the way you think

@Tanay Well if you lived in Palestine you would feel differently

@Suzy Rottencrotch Did you really just say getting shot for playing music too loud is 'just life'? Disgusting

@Suzy Rottencrotch I think it's bad to call humans animals, but I agree that there are a very finite amount of communities which support "stoning women" or other things you're referring to, but i don't know how those very few communities relate to this discussion.

@wish In certain communities and the majority of people that live there are animals

@Suzy Rottencrotch What are you even talking about anymore

@Bradley White privilege is alive and well. Maybe you don't know that because you're white, but try to do some research on all the cases of white people having the upper hand over minorities. Secondly, the guy was racist, equating black people to "thugs." He obviously twisted the narrative to his favor. He was unfairly judging MINORS for their skin, and he deserves the longest sentence they can give him. I hope he loses his racism in jail.

Edit: I should also point out that all this happened over some music. This is honestly ridiculous, the guy could have moved his car, he could have waited it out, he could have done so many things but he chose violence.

@Pat Bigglesworth there's no proof that they threatened him

@Proud Tobestraight Obvious troll is obvious.

@Proud Tobestraight i think they were talking about the boy that was killed, not Michael

Michael does look good for his age but it's a stretch to call him a kid. It is sad though, hopefully he can appeal his crooked conviction


Police:"You DO NOT have to talk to us.  Anything you say will be USED AGAINST YOU."<br>Suspect:"Got it.  So what had happened was...."

Police:"You DO NOT have to talk to us.  Anything you say will be USED AGAINST YOU."
Suspect:"Got it.  So what had happened was...."

@Em Custard I like your advice but it's more expensive to do that and what if you're are unemployed with no money and in a bind? They don't don't give you a lawyer right away so you spend time in the jail while you look for one.

say yes to your rights... then say the words LAWYER... then enjoy the silence

@Robot plays Umm, did we watch the same video? You must be Micheal Dunn. Nice if them to give you some internet time in the can.

@Michiel Ariens you legit have no evidence of racism

@Robot plays how am i pulling the race card? I'm white and I'm saying he's racist. That's like the opposite of playing the race card.

@Michiel Ariens you don’t understand what being afraid means

@Jannik Xiu no, he thought he was the victim

For a guy who (from other interviews) is such a swindler its amazing to me that he thought talking at this moment was a good idea. maybe he's just used to getting away with everything.

@Em Custard Agree absolutely.  They could "analyze" your talkind and "decide" to hold you as suspicious.  A lawyer will always add to credibility; not diminish it.

Even if you have done nothing wrong, you should ALWAYS get legal council before talking with police.

@Michiel Ariens but he shows no remorse to the fact that a kid is dead, or even shooting to a group of teenagers. No surprise, no emotion, no ever worrying or concern is just odd for a persons who thought it was in self-defense (even if he acted due racism)<br>Idk it doesn't seems genuine, there's no correlation with someone who is afraid of loosing is own life or even his wife life. I mean it could be real at some degree but not even close from the dimensions he's describing on 1st interview..

@Michiel Ariens but he shows no remorse to the fact that a kid is dead, or even shooting to a group of teenagers. No surprise, no emotion, no ever worrying or concern is just odd for a persons who thought it was in self-defense (even if he acted due racism)
Idk it doesn't seems genuine, there's no correlation with someone who is afraid of loosing is own life or even his wife life. I mean it could be real at some degree but not even close from the dimensions he's describing on 1st interview..

The true facts are probably that the young men were acting over the top.  It was their bonding time.  They were four, and young, and on a high life.  I've been there.  And this white guy was probably a bit buzzed, and agitated by his woman getting more wine,   emboldened by the idea he had a hidden weapon and disliked the rap.  All these emotions swirling around in a quick mix.   One of the young guys may have talked smack down language at the idea some white old guy was shutting down his moment in comfort.  So I believe the kids can and do get over bold.  White people were fresh up to it with the knock out game at this time.  So to say black kids are harmless is a joke.

But it is clear to me that using a gun is a momentous decision while in public, and even showing it can get you time.  So its a gamble and while I support gun ownership, its not to be taken lightly by people, and killing someone is a special form of robbery.  You need to be sorry.  And you can't just shoot at unseen targets.  There are people living in those skins, and the whole concept of gun ownership is life first for everyone.  There are certain civil rules here to be observed.  And the shooter did go from zero to 100%.   There is no way I would have let him off.  His sentence was a bit too harsh though.  I assume because of the current racial climate and white shaming in society, he got a maximum.  But his lack of outward sorrow for a young 17 year old guy dying is really bad.

@Michiel Ariens exactly. racists, for whatever reason, hold fear against someone purely because of the color of their skin. he did genuinely believe he was in danger, but without any reason other than his racism. hope he rots in jail:)

@Jannik Xiu No, I think in the moment he really thought he was defending himself. That's what racism does to people: It makes them fearful above all else.

He thought he did nothing wrong but defend himself.


The black cop in the room was a good touch. This guy is obviously a racist person.


This courtroom has cinema quality cameras. Dang.

@Not a great name only in civilized country

Hey you can afford better cameras when you neglect funding everything else lol

I thought it was a dramatization of the trial lol

That "movie-like" effect is done in post-production, but you can tell whoever shot this knew what he/she was doing, the cinematography, the editing and the sound quality is professional. It really felt like watching a movie; except for Dunn, that is.

@Not a great name This was probably a large case. I feel like there are a lot broadcast to television or other media sources like YouTube. But also you can request some from public records, if they are recorded.

Aren’t cameras illegal in the court room?

meanwhile the PD is using a 10dollar webcam from 2004

Meanwhile the interrogation room looks like it was recorded on a DS

Its Florida. Shit is on cable between Fox and Univision.

Yeah i thought it was a movie reenactment in the beginning.

Indeed, and this was six years ago. The camera behind the lawyer has flags in C-stands to prevent flares, the color temp of the images are spot on, and the shots are composed as if for broadcast. It makes you wonder if this was filmed for a documentary.

Yeah with professional colour grading lmao

@SoulChorea fareal he already lives what he does.. the angles are poetic

and it's not just the quality of the picture; the person behind it is taking some legit beautiful angles on some of the footage - that is an aspiring artist that found a way to pay for their "hobby" lol well done, whoever you are

And the contrast??? Like okay HBO documentary!!!!! I see you!!


I feel so bad for the fiancé. She seems like a good person who went through an experience she shouldn't have.

@XXAB8XX
What is up with this whole either-or thing on the internet? I see it when someone expresses empathy for someone, someone else always pops in and is like "oh, you should have empathy for this other thing".

 Empathy isnt a finite thing.  You can have empathy for multiple people involved in a horrible event.

I have empathy for everyone involved in this situation except for the racist POS who shot 10 times into a vehicle because black kids were playing music he didnt like.

The victim parents probably deserve some of the empathy

On the other hand she has probably had a lucky escape, she could have married him and then realized what sort of person he was.


It’s absolutely surreal how out of touch this man is. It’s as though he’s trying to avoid after school detention.

Makua Matata He’s definitely not in touch with the whole magnitude of his predicament

Yes, he seemed like he was a person that was use to getting away with stuff, and mommy always was there for her little baby boy.

This guy should be out in jails for his winny voice.

He's tied with a guy I saw on The First 48. He had a guy come buy drugs from him, and he fired on the customer and the driver as they drove away. His reasoning was that he saw they had a gun, and "you don't bring a gun to a drug deal" so he had to pull his gun (that he brought to the drug deal) after the transaction was completed and the guys were driving away to "save his life."

He just kept saying it was justified because they had a gun in the car even though no one touched it, no one mentioned it, and he got paid and the guys were driving away before he drew and fired. He had the same entitlement tone to his pontificating.

He clearly thought he would never be punished or held responsible for his behaviour. This is probably the first time in his life that his behaviour & lack of forethought has gotten him in trouble.

@Dana Joan Not shooting people because they were mean to you is a start.

Imagine you being in his situation what would u say and do


Geez thank God there was a white witness..also disgusting he cries for a dog not a person..I Love dogs but he was a person..a person..a son ..a brother..a friend ...a bf . A student..so sad so needless so senseless

I know many canines that excel their owners.


Michael : “ i shot at the back passenger seat”
Detective - “Why?”
Michael-“to protect myself”
Detective-“ from the door?”
 💀

@Mr Gunslinger "guuys...I can't be racist my gf is Latina!!"

@My dog Niko Thanks for speaking up. I appreciate it.

@abz s No worries. A lot of people in this comment chain did the same thing.

@My dog Niko OK my bad! I thought he said that Mr dumb dunn wasn't a racist.

@Abraar Shah I think it's funny everyone attacking @Xelane. Do you not read the whole comment or do you just cherry pick what you want to see and then reply to it? @Xelane made a point to say that @Mr Gunslingers comment wasn't racist. Not that he/she agreed with him, just that it wasn't racist in nature. While I agree it wasn't racist it was a pretty stupid presumption made by @Mr Gunslinger. @Xelane never said Michael Dunn wasn't racist. If you're going to be a troll then be a good troll and read every post.

@Allen Scott "straight, white, conservative, male"....like we couldn't tell by your post 🙄

@Ripe Van winkle he knew right away his story was BS

@renee What assumption do you think I'm making?

I've said twice now that I didn't agree with what Gunslinger said about them probably getting into trouble at some point.

@Xelane Why would you make that assumption? What evidence do you have to suggest that?  Because they didn’t want to turn their music down (which they are not legally required to do) for an entitled old white man with an obvious aggression towards black people?

@Mr. Anderson as far as I know it's lefties murdering across America the last year so

@Brooke so not defending the dude here, but if it was a public place he could have just asked them nicely again instead of shooting, however given that it was a public place it was their choice weather to oblige or not. I'm heavily surprised that Michael didn't just screw off considering he would have only been there s few minutes. I'm assuming that maybe the music was a trigger that made him crack, and was possibly building up before hand

@Brooke I thoroughly agree with your discourse.

@RandomFactsRandomStuff Neither I, nor Mr. Gunslinger said that they did.

Gunslinger said that they would have probably gotten into trouble--likely meaning a life-threatening situation--sooner or later.

Someone called him racist for it. My ONLY defense for him was that it wasn't a racist comment. I ALSO went on to say that I did not agree with him

@RandomFactsRandomStuff Neither I, nor Mr. Gunslinger said that they did.

Gunslinger said that they would have probably gotten into trouble--likely meaning a life-threatening situation--sooner or later.

Someone called him racist for it. My *ONLY* defense for him was that it wasn't a racist comment. I *ALSO* went on to say that I *did not agree with him*

@Xelane many people listen to loud music especially teenagers not all teenagers listen to music at a respectful volume that doesn’t mean they deserve to die

@Mr Gunslinger This is the funniest thing I’ve read today

@Mr Gunslinger Slave owners also had black employees, genius.
And he's perfectly right, your comment has serious racist overtones.
If you don't like that, you need to work on your issues.

@Mr Gunslinger Ahh yes, the classic "I have black friends" argument.  I, as official spokesperson of all POC, must now give you a free pass to say whatever veiled racist victim-blaming stuff you want.

@Mr Gunslinger ... LMFAOOOOO HOW EMBARRASSING.

@Xelane In that case ignore. Not even sure why I'm reading the comments of these other guys who are probably just 11 year old kids with no life experience. Youtube is starting to be like radical left Reddit. Imagine I'm not even from the US and if I notice that, that website has to be more far extremist than North Korea.

@Mr Gunslinger what did these kids to indicate that they’ll eventually participate in criminal activities? They were literally just sitting at a gas station with their music turned up. When they were asked to turn it down, one complied while the other one didn’t. Nothing indicates that they’re dangerous.

@Mr Gunslinger Wrong person, m8. I was actually defending you. Abz was the one calling you racist.

@Brooke No problem, we all make mistakes.

@BrookeThis might be a surprise to you, but Mr Gunslinger (the guy that the person I was responding to called a racist) is not Michael Dunn. Nothing in my previous comment was about Michael Dunn.

Furthermore, the laws pertaining to volume are loosely defined, but they do exist, and it is entirely possible to get a traffic violation for having your music up too loud.

However, that is besides the point. I must reiterate Mr. Gunslinger's earlier statement, that Michael Dunn is a murderer and absolutely deserved to be incarcerated, but the fact does remain that it is not unreasonable for a person bothered by loud music to be allowed to ask the owner of the vehicle to turn the music down.

I don't agree with Mr. Gunslinger when he said that those teens would have gotten in trouble at some point, but that's not the point of contention. My issue was that the commentor after him claimed he was racist for thinking that. It's not racist if the person isn't referring to race.

@Abraar Shah Way to play the race card where it doesn't belong. Dude never mentioned anything about their race.

He could have just been referring to the fact that they played loud music beyond what many would consider to be a respectful volume and being confrontational about it when someone asked them to turn it down. Is he wrong for assuming that? That's a conversation worth having. But don't presume he's racist when there's no reason to think that yet.

@Mr Gunslinger what listening to loud music or telling someone to do one when telling them to turn their music down in their OWN CAR? This is exactly what racism is. Just because they are black and didn't take a man telling them what to do you automatic come to the conclusion that they will be criminals in the near future. You need to change that thinking.

@Veronica Sawyer as I've said he belongs to jail no problem. But damn I'm sure this is one of those cases that if not here and this way, these kids would be in trouble after some time doing things like this.

@Mr Gunslinger there was eyewitnesses mate

He belongs to jail. But still not sure how they know what was said to him.

@Ripe Van winkle "Your car is not shooting at them, you are."

Roasted! One less red hat walking the streets, well done detective

Lmao that cop was mildly sarcastic during this whole interview.


It’s so crazy how someone can convince themselves, so completely, that they were totally  justified in committing a heartless crime against an innocent person.

Nah, he definitely knows that what he did was wrong but he still did it because he wanted to. He just said what he said to try and get away from it.

There are millions wanting to do crimes like this w/o impunity!


He was genuinely hoping they'd ask him to join the force, wasn't he?

He was hoping to receive an award and be asked to be their captain.

"Sir, would you do us the honour of joining our police force? You can protect all of us from thug music!"


The fact that the kids turned the music down when he asked would tell me they were respectful and weren’t confrontational or threatening. Whatever happened after that point was him either perceiving something that just wasn’t there or him being a hateful idiot with no regard for life.

I am surprised they did. I’d expect them to smirk and keep it up to which I’d mutter under my breath ‘dicks’.

That would be that, kids being kids and me being a little ott.

But if they turned it down I’d change in an instant. I’d actually apologise for being curt with them.

The dynamics shift so much with their instant and humble gesture.


Hopefully Rhonda finds a better guy. It’s very hard to do the right thing at times but she did which shows she’s a pure honest person. And it looks like the family of the victim appreciated her. Also hope they can find peace.


First of all, Thank You very much JCS for all your hard work in bringing this to YouTube. Your work is top notch!!!!! At 47:58 Dunn states; "I didn't know I was being charged with Murder and Attempted Murder, That Sucks...." What sucks isn't the charges against you Dunn but the fact you killed a wonderful son and friend to so many. And at 48:15; Dunn again says; "It's unfortunate how it turned out like it did..." was his response to not having a Bond. No, you racist POS, the unfortunate thing in this situation was you shot dead a 17-year-old Teenager, one who had a family, a host of friends, and a girlfriend that loved him dearly. A young man that never had a mark against him as being an unruly teenager but one that had a promising life ahead of him. He had a promising life ahead of himself. I hope Dunn ends up in the worst prison in the country filled with inmates that will continue to dish out punishment towards him daily for many years to come!!!!!


Think about that 17-year-old who died. He had dreams, he was shot in the heart, right where those dreams came from, he hadn’t even graduated high school. He hadn’t even graduated high school.

@Ayo, is that a spider bite on yo pp? YOUR ICON

@●●●●●5 so...that makes it ok for him to be killed?

●●●●● <b>Saying the almost adult was 17 years old is an excuse. They knew they were not behaving well</b>

●●●●● *Saying the almost adult was 17 years old is an excuse. They knew they were not behaving well*

@Susan Thomas straight Karen take to all this. Wow.

You paint the guy like he was an angel. You can be sure he was puffing up his chest and acting tough. Obviously he didn’t deserve to be murdered, but I’ve heard teenagers be very intimidating.

@Matthew Hamstein y’all are stale and boring

@Big Phat Walrus  that's called poetic license. It is a form of<br>amphigory.

@Big Phat Walrus  that's called poetic license. It is a form of
amphigory.

@Big Phat Walrus you should back that up with official medical research

#jsoles36.  I've been holding back tears as I read these comments...
yours tore my heart out!
So painfully true.

@Big Phat Walrus Wait there not supposed to come from there?

you don't think with the heart it pumps blood


this is so racially motivated it’s insane. this man drunk driving, gets more booze but the unarmed teenagers are “violent”


It's just...bizarre. He really thought he could just shoot someone for something so petty and get away with it by coming up with the most paper thin defense ever. He really thought he was just gonna be able to talk his way out of this and go on with his life and this wasn't gonna be a big deal. It's so strange. He's so blasé about it all. Talk about throwing all caution to the wind.<br>Like what is this thought process? Why would you even gamble like this? So many lives ruined just so he could feel like a hero in his mind. I mean what the hell.

It's just...bizarre. He really thought he could just shoot someone for something so petty and get away with it by coming up with the most paper thin defense ever. He really thought he was just gonna be able to talk his way out of this and go on with his life and this wasn't gonna be a big deal. It's so strange. He's so blasé about it all. Talk about throwing all caution to the wind.
Like what is this thought process? Why would you even gamble like this? So many lives ruined just so he could feel like a hero in his mind. I mean what the hell.

I think he assumed the cops were as racist as he was.

He’s so insanely racist he doesn’t even see black people as PEOPLE, he thought it was just like shooting an animal or something I think, it’s just fucking sick and disturbing

Don't know why his lawyer didn't go the insanity route. Until he was told that there's a murder charge on his head, he really thought he was going home.


Justice was actually served.  I love this case's outcome. R.I.P. to the child


Nothing but love and respect for Rhonda and her testimony. ♥


I've watched all of the JCS videos, but this one definitely resonated with me more. I'm from Jacksonville, FL and I went to High School with, not the victim, but one of the witnesses. I forgot the name of the defendant, so I didn't realize what case this was when I clicked on it. I was the same age as the victim when this happened back in 2012 and I remember seeing all of the stories on the news and just thinking about how I was the same age as the victim and how, with a small change of circumstance, this could have been me. It's wild seeing the interrogation videos and hearing how Michael Dunn tries to defend what is a blatant act of unjustified homicide when I knew one of the witnesses and how the incident played out. Even if I give the benefit of the doubt and say that Michael Dunn really did fear for his life, I could defend his first volley of shots, but the follow up shots as the SUV is fleeing can absolutely not be described as self defense. It's so disturbing to see how he tried to play this off as nothing, and it's even more disturbing to know that if he had not shot himself in the foot during the interrogation, he may have gotten away with it.


The look on Jordan’s fathers face when this pile of crap says “this was self defense”. The heartbreak. 😢


This had to have 100% been racially motivated. The use of terms like "thug music" and Dunn's demeanor in this situation make that very obvious. Nobody with a good head on their shoulders would ever choose to shoot a car full of teenagers for playing loud music. The audio of the shots makes it clear that Dunn wasn't fighting for his life, but instead actively trying to take the lives of innocent people just because he was mad. They drove away, and if it wasn't for Tommie's quick thinking, then it's very likely that all four of the boys in that car would be dead, based on the audio of the gunfire.
Dunn parked next to them because he wanted to start something. Dunn knew he would upset these TEENAGERS by asking them to turn down their music. Dunn also knew he would have a chance to use his gun for his apparent "self-defense". The boys were unarmed, they drove away, and Dunn still decided to fire 3 more shots at the back of the vehicle. Even if Dunn didn't know if they were armed or not, the fact that he pulled his gun and started blasting solely based off of assumption shows that he isn't level-headed enough to hold a weapon to begin with.
Guns usually don't solve problems, they make existing problems worse. In this case, the problem was teenagers being teenagers and an old white dude being mad about it. I don't know how anybody could find reasons to defend him.

@Mayde ohh yeah? where can I read these letters?


The truth is that Michael carried a loaded gun in his glove box for exactly this reason. He initiated contact with these men. Who in their right mind tells a truck load of men to turn their music down? Seriously! A man with a gun does. What a sad excuse for a man Micheal is.

I can't argue with You. Exactly. You can tell he's proud of what He did.

True, I carry concealed and I try my very best to avoid conflict

@Alex C When you approach a car full of people you don't know  at a convenience store and ask them to turn their music down you are instigating an action Alex. Very simple really. Unfortunately, Micheal brought a gun along to enforce his point. Guilty as  O.J.

I like that you're assuming asking a car full of people to turn they're music down is crazy.

I'm not saying Micheal Dunn isn't a psychopath who shot them for no reason but it's not really an instigating action lol

They were KIDS teenagers in high school! Not Men!


Rhonda is who we all should be. It was so painful to tell the truth against the one she loved but she knew it was the right thing to do. If only everyone was like that!

i could never imagine being in her situation. shes so brave


kills a 17 year old kid - "well that sucks i'm being charged with murder"

no remorse, no regret, no empathy


Yeah you have every right to be annoyed w someone playing loud music but you do NOT have the right to kill someone over it. It’s NEVER that big of a deal


How did such a sweet and emotionally diminutive woman like Rhonda get hitched and then stay hitched to a malignant narcissist if not full blown sociopath like Michael Dumb???


This channel helps me focus on my work better than the 12 years of therapy. Thanks


What a sad story for these young men and RIP to the young man who passed away. This is a tragedy to the parents of the young man who died. You gave  gun license to a man who should probably never had one, he's short tempered , his girlfriend seems to be afraid of him as well. Gun laws need to be changed!!!


Some people just have that evil look. It's in the eyes. <br>Every bone in my body screamed "aw hell no" when the first image of him popped up.

Some people just have that evil look. It's in the eyes.
Every bone in my body screamed "aw hell no" when the first image of him popped up.


Could you imagine if Rhonda wasn't honest about what happened, even though that's the right thing to do, bless her i know that was so hard to do


Clearly, loud music and some aggressive behavior do not justify the use of a firearm; I do not believe Dunn felt his or Rhondas' life was in danger. This was about feelings of power and powerlessness. I will admit that the loud music situation distresses me, and that I encounter it regularly; I have strong feelings about folks subjecting others to their own will and if I'm being honest, feel that this behavior with the music often has a racist component.
I always consider that even if I feel provoked, my best course of action is to NOT create more negativity. We live in a society with many differing perspectives as to what is acceptable behavior, and there are lots of self-centered people, aggressive people, and those who want to create mayhem, but violence should only be a response when there are no other options.
We have all seen news reports of police shootings of fleeing suspects, or people that the officer "thought" had a gun, I can't help but feel that the statements made by detectives display a sad irony. My encounters with police have never had bad consequences and I treat police with the respect they deserve from their role in society, but also with the respect required by the fact that they are armed and have the authority to do whatever each individual officer interprets their authority to allow. I am not against police, am grateful for folks who are motivated to be in that field, but am not blind to the fact that all positions of power will have some bad actors in those roles.
I'm encouraged at the content of the comments, and hope that we may finally be moving toward a society of greater tolerance, empathy for others, and non-acceptance of any of the many -ist behaviors.

I am a huge advocate that police are only humans and make questionable choices (as the news has recently shown) I as well have never had a negative encounter with the police but I do not have any belief that people in the world haven’t had aweful experiences with members of the police force.  But that is the same in any profession it’s just unfortunate that those odd officers have bad moments while in possession of a fire arm. I’m all for the second amendment but in this kind of situation had the second amendment not been in effect that young man would still be alive.


Dude tried to get the detectives to believe that someone was bearing down on him with a shotgun but was able to lean over into the glove box, pull the gun out the Holster, put one in the chamber and fire first? Good story brah!


This is incredibly devastating!!! So sad that, that young guy died 😔

I never want to hang out at gas stations for long, for me it always looks like a sketchy dangerous places.


The only downside to JCS,s videos is that there are too few of them , I've watched them all at least ten times a piece


Wife: “Did you hurt anyone?!”
Subhuman: “Nah I just shot at the car”
BRO WHAT


Thank God the driver of the Durango had the quick thinking to back out when he did...it could have been way worse than it was. Tragic all the same, but at least the law caught up with that crazy drunk.


Watching that, i am glad that i live in a country where firearms are not as easily accessible and people don't casually carry weapons. My dad is exactly the type of entitled person who would have done what Michael did.

I feel the same way! I have an uncle, after supposedly getting cut off on the road, who FOLLOWED the other driver all the way to their house. So fucking scary for that poor person! If there had been weapons, some stuff would gone down for sure. What's worse is that he had my 10-year-old cousin in the car. Great example for your kid. Goodness some people are such trashbags.


interesting how he tried to justified killing a teenager by saying he was loud and animated... hmm....two stereotypes... definitely not surprised.


You know, the guns these types of people use really do say a lot about the person who shoots without a good reason. Case and point, this guy had a Taurus PT 92, which is essentially a budget copy of the Beretta M9, a staple of action movies and the US military from just after Vietnam to just a few years ago. Then, Drejka, who had a Glock which is a favorite of law enforcement throughout the western world, and exactly what a boomer larping as a cop would be expected to have.<br>Edit: rewatched the Drejka video, it's even worse. 10mm, the worst caliber.

You know, the guns these types of people use really do say a lot about the person who shoots without a good reason. Case and point, this guy had a Taurus PT 92, which is essentially a budget copy of the Beretta M9, a staple of action movies and the US military from just after Vietnam to just a few years ago. Then, Drejka, who had a Glock which is a favorite of law enforcement throughout the western world, and exactly what a boomer larping as a cop would be expected to have.
Edit: rewatched the Drejka video, it's even worse. 10mm, the worst caliber.


Notice how the suspect refers to the people he shot at, he refuses to acknowledge their ages when the investigators bring it up, calling them "guys" when the police refer to them, rightfully, as kids. He's trying to justify the fact that he shot at a group of teenagers.

This is exactly why racism is dangerous, and needs to be fought and spoken against at every turn. This guy murdered a person who hadn't even reached adulthood simply because the music they were listening to was annoying.

Another thing, this guy says "They definitely had a shotgun." The cops tell him they were unarmed, and his response is "I didn't know that." Lmao.


i really like the detectives in this😄 they speak with so much sass, almost like actors in a movie


He must have super human hearing. Heard threats through blaring music and a rolled up window. 🤥 Apparently his vision is the issue. He thought he saw a shotgun. 🙄


Should be an iq test to carry.... If you are in danger 99.9% just showing the gun resolves the situation. That is why most people who decide to pull the trigger go away for life. The threat was either false or retreating. You can't sign someone's death sentence....


He posture and got caught up.  For all intents he probably thought with the escalation with the drink he believes it that he had to defend himself in that way.  Look at his mind and wants he said... the pre thought... "these thugs" everything he filtered was they would get him.  None of this is right however nor legal.  But it is clear he did not just want to.  He's not a crazy killer, he's an idiot however.  He is misplaced and his mind was not right on drink.


I love your videos, now I’m hook to your channel.. believing I’m a detective 🕵♂😆


Dictionary definition of a sad sack. Good riddance.


I hope Rhonda knows nobody blames her for suggesting going to the gas station<br>how could she have known her husband was that big of a monster

I hope Rhonda knows nobody blames her for suggesting going to the gas station
how could she have known her husband was that big of a monster


I watched the documentary on netflix it was well done.


Rhonda is the hero in this story, She had every chance to lie and help the love of her live out,  she stood strong and told the truth, put him in jail for ever, where he belongs.


Rhonda looks really upset; but, still did the right thing. God bless her.


"The last thing I wanna do is being in trouble"
carries a gun

"The last thing I wanna do is being in trouble"
*carries a gun*


It’s bad that a kid being a kid running their mouth had to lose his life.


It's not first degree murder and the man obviously didn't want to end any lives, he just genuinely believed he could "scare them off" without hurting anyone using a gun and then upon finding out that he killed someone he said anything he could think of to try and get away without a heavy sentence. It's just amazing to me how many fully formed adult humans just have absolutely no fucking idea how dangerous guns are. This is a man that went to firing ranges, he handled guns frequently and yet still somehow thought "oh the frame of the car will stop the bullets from hurting anyone"


Why was this trial shot so well?? It’s like the most cinematic live film I’ve ever seen I don’t get it.


When the cop says “I can’t shoot someone because I think they have a gun” 😑 Ummm okay, cops do though and get away with it all the time.

Also when the guy says “do I need a lawyer” after incriminating himself for the last hour lol.


If ever there was an instructional video for the concept of don’t talk to police, talk to your attorney.


His discomfort at looking at the black officer is self incrimination at its best


Love that little tactic where the black detective rubs his face because of how mind-numbingly dumb Michael's story is, as if to let Michael know he's pissing them off with his bullshit lie.


Oh so incredibly tragic. May he Rest In Peace 😢😢😢


It was either a shotgun, or a stick. That's the best he could come up with? Some people don't have a brain.


In insane you can be that heartless, not once did he show anything close to remouse for killing someone.


“What was the purpose of that?”

“To save my life?”

“…From the door?”

Him: 👁👄👁


Fortunately, nobody else in that vehicle was killed but it's sickening listening to him boast about his gun skills when he missed the majority of his shots.


Thanx JCS. But im really hoping and waiting for a new fantastic video. You are the nr 1 in interrogation psychology. Greetings from Norway!


33:48 “the sad fact of it is he’s telling me he’s going to kill me”
the sad fact is that you killed him


Every un-aggravated and imagined shooting has  them saying-" i was in fear of my life" ..as if its their get out of jail free card...smh

@One Ghost  Damn...no wonderin he was insisting that the kid had a gun and was trying to open car door as if to justify his actions.. thx 4 dat🙃

It's the gun crime equivalent of someone who's assaulted and murdered someone saying the first part was consensual when they get caught. On paper "in fear for my life" is technically when shooting is justified but, in practice "in fear for your life" has to be fear because of an actual active threat of harm.


Wow .. his testimony is like a Hollywood script


At 16:40 the way the investigator says "uhumm" over and over again makes me think that the investigator knew that Dunn was lying in that moment.


He didn’t think he was going to be arrested and charged.. the entitlement 😮


his poor son. his anniversary is the same day his dad murdered someone. 😔


50:20 people that don’t clear their throat in public deserve any punishment that’s inflicted on them


Disturbing and very sad for the young men in the SUV. Even saddest for the dead boy and his family. Guns don’t kill people but idiot humans do and then try to convince a jury they are innocent. Those young men were all totally respectful and innocent and like all young ones, they love load music. The dangerous part about guns is the human that owns and uses them.


How long it takes to go to trial is ridiculous. Just something I thought about


Instead of worrying about his wife let’s give some thoughts to the 17 year old teenage  victim. RIP Jordan Davis.

@Eaves Eaves I think what giving thoughts means is to remember the victim and not to forget that the victim in this crime was a 17 year old boy and not a woman that happened to know the killer. I can be reading into this too much, but that is what I am thinking was meant by that statement.

The way you respond makes it very clear that you can't exactly handle another's opinion when it differs from yours.

Tragic that such a young man died because of this selfish man. However, can I just say that the wife's honesty since the beginning is commendable. She didn't hide anything from police, she didn't try lying to police. She spoke honestly.

Now, she could have done the right thing and said to go to the police... But I think going home was her shocked reaction to finding out that somebody she loved killed somebody...

You know it's possible to feel empathy for multiple people simultaneously, right?

Yes may he rest in heaven. Innocently killed over music. Smmfh

How about we stop assuming that having sympathy for one person means you don’t have sympathy for anyone else. If someone comments about only one of them, it’s likely because they noticed a lot of comments about the other one and felt they should mention one of the other victims. It’s the same thing you’re doing except you’re assuming they don’t care about anyone but the person that they commented about

@Artis To answer your question in short, they don't help. Not one bit.

See above (the edit) for explanation, would feel dirty copy, pasting myself.

N.B My thoughts are with you regarding the shit you got for asking a simple question.

Edit: (the edit)

@socillizt4life Those empathy-less people are one of the reasons we've been able to get where we are today.

Also, you said yourself you don't think everyone will be at a point of sharing your level of empathy with everyone else. So how do you not understand the guys point about the fact that these atrocities will still ocurr regardless? Because, as you said, not everyone will ever be that way.

Sure, if it was as you said then there would be LESS of these cases, but you said there wouldn't be ANY. So you see the contention, right?

Edit: Side note, it was obviously implied that the subject of the help via the "thoughts" would be the victim, yet nobody has answered still. How do your thoughts help the victim? He's dead, sadly, so they don't help him. Thoughts might help 'give comfort' to the family and friends etc, maybe. But if you've ever lost someone close to you, I hope you haven't, you know that nothing helps. Nothing at all, certainly not 'thoughts' of strangers on the internet that you're unaware of.

I don't understand why people now have to prove they care about the right stuff. Why can't it just be assumed to be the case until shown to be otherwise, like the good old days...

Bruh she was a prime witness are u slow?

I can walk and chew bubblegum and the same time.

he's already dead thought, your thought and prayer doesnt do anything and justice has been served, he shot the guy, the guy dead, he go to prison its clear case

You’d be kidding Me yeah she was madly in love with a racist. What’s that say about her?

@Eaves Eaves I ask politely to not be rude to me for simply asking a question.

Can you clarify how did you deduce that I am not certain in the value of thinking process?

@Eaves Eaves I ask politely to not be rude to me for simply asking a question.

Can you clarify how did you deduce that I am not *certain* in the value of thinking process?

@socillizt4life I don't believe in anything - I try to achieve reasonable level of certainty. Mainly, because beliefs can be wrong and most of the time are wrong.

That's the first thing you got wrong about me. Namely, that I am not certain in the thinking itself. Reasoning is one of the most enjoyable thing there is. It helps you to align yourself according to the reality.

You see, I agree, thought process makes people do certain actions, based on thoughts.

But, that wasn't what I asked, now wasn't it?

Trying to look past your undeserved name-calling..

Jordan Davis thought he was tough because he was with his buddies.

He's a really dangerous person! He speaks about a sleepless night for the policeman...and he doesn't want trouble instead feeling sorry for his actions? And instead calling a lawyer .....narcissist dangerous racist person

Nah I'll carry on worrying about his wife. Thanks for the suggestion tho.

Red Target No don’t get me twisted,I know that the day EVERYBODY thinks in an empathic way towards these type of situations is a day that will nvr come to reality,I was just trying to point out to a numbnut who thought that having empathic thoughts would be pointless & of no use in reality,they didn’t seem to understand that every racist murder that becomes a reality starts out as thoughts b4 any action is taken,I know a utopian Earth is a non starter m8

Dear Me That’s a very true,valid point.Like u said quite a lot of people don’t care about anybody outside their close family circle & it’s understandable in some cases,I just hope they’re the very small minority,or humans are screwed.We have evolved to feel empathy for others & not to harm others, because if you exist in an environment that doesn’t care about strangers then the other members of your society will treat you in a non caring, apathetic manner which isn’t a good society to live in,so most of us are hardwired to care for others because it benefits them from an evolutionary standpoint.

@asdfghjkl3669 it actually shows that this person can think of two things at once. you can feel sorry for two people at the same time, for different reasons. MOST human brains are capable of that

@socillizt4life wishful thinking at best, delusion at worst. Good luck.

@Dear Me Exactly this. Sympathy isn't a finite or limited resource that can only by allotted in limited amounts. There is absolutely nothing wrong with feeling sympathy for multiple innocent people involved in a tragic incident.

@Jake Yates LOL there’s all these people arguing and then there’s you. People like you make the world not so bad. Congrats dude

Well, maybe not instead. Both were victims of the same person. She may have had the same fate. We should be giving our thoughts, of course. But, maybe not instead of. Maybe alongside. <3 Rest in peace, Jordan Davis

@Artis Just as helpful as prayer.  I WANT to feel like I'm helping but i DON'T want to put any effort into it.

socillizt4life read what i wrote about that dude lol, ull genuinely appreciate it

Artis Zelmenis i just wanna say this, exclusively from the dozen or so words that u managed to conjure up here, ive come to the conclusion that individuals like u literally do not deserve political power even in the slightest. Why dont u go think about ur ethics and morality, oh wait thats correct u dont believe in thinking.

How will "giving thoughts" help exactly? Genuinely curiosity..

Having empathy for Rhonda doesn’t mean you can’t feel for the victim. Neither of them did anything wrong.


no it's wild,  you can literally see he's getting agitated with the black officer


What bothers me slightly is not everyone will respond me the same manner, given there are some clear cut signs of guilt. But, one could easily ramble or add irrelevant information based on ones attempt to calm oneself by means of distraction. The trouble is we are looking through our own lenses of understanding, how we would respond, feel, and do. The mainstream idea of what's normal and what's abnormal; The image of what we are suppose to be... is what's killing this world.


"They're violent " Michael Dunn, in jail for murder.


Guilty as charged <br>Drinking definitely had a play in his decision making

Guilty as charged
Drinking definitely had a play in his decision making


when he's in the dock, he looks like he's half-smirking the whole time


it’s unfortunate it turned out the way it did?  Because you were arrested and not because a young teenager lost his f*cking life?!


A drunk, wannabe tough guy all because he knew he had a pistol with him. Could have all been avoided


The part that REALLY upsets me is the fact that the shooter shows NO REMORSE for a dead 17 year old kid. He is just worried that the cops don't believe him. Michael Dunn does not feel bad at all about what he has done.................I am a 68 year old white guy raised in NYC and I can tell you what this guy is. I have seen a lot of them. He is a racist. He shot and shot  ALL AROUND that truck and did not care who he shot or who he killed. He feels he shot some "N"s ( I won't say that word )...So sad. I feel so bad for a 17 year old who never had a chance to live. Twenty seconds of drunken temper and stupidity changed the lives of some 5 people and saw the end of one.


This is that kind of guy you should never ever marry, date, or be friend with. The lady did the right thing. It’s not because he’s drunk or loud music or anything, he just has that kind of personality and she might be his victim if this did not happen.


Man he got 27 $ on his card. That's living large when locked up:)


This dude shot at a car and thought he could go home and carry on with his life 😂


he thought he was a cop and the mere mentioning of a gun would materialize it


I love that they have a poc detective in the interrogation room with that looser !


Guy with gun, shooting at retreating car 18:33 never once did he express any interest in the lives of those boys.


He really said they turned the music back up so I thought you know what live and let live....yeah you really thought that.


Crazy Jordan went to school with my brothers, he didn't deserve this


He knew if he said  what he actually said "are you talking to me"  he was gonna come off like Robert de Niro so he changed it to "are you talking about me"


He screwed himself by shooting after the car... pretty hard to claim self defence if who he was shooting at was fleeing


“i guess it would be better in a room with them animals” “thug music” i can’t wrap my head around this case. you can tell me all you want that this had nothing to do with race and i wouldn’t believe you for one moment. it was a 17 year old boy who had a life ahead of him and it was ended early because of some music?


Even if you think you are innocent you should never talk to the police without  a lawyer period.


Come on people, NEVER TALK TO THE POLICE WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY PRESENT


"Didn't know I was being charged with murder ... that sucks"   REALLY?
--losing your car keys sucks
--burning your toast sucks
--getting a paper cut sucks
--bird droppings on my car sucks


That women needed to be arrested as well for not calling cops on time but eating pizza and drinking beer


This guy comes into a random neighbourhood, shoots up a car full of kids over loud music and still says HE is the one fearing for his life. You can't make this stuff up


This man is definitely a narcissist. I don’t think it was a racist motive. He felt disrespected and felt like he should teach them a lesson.

Like, you can be both a narcissist and a racist. They are not mutually exclusive. And he has so many racist dog whistles in what he says, let alone in his actions of shooting and four black teenagers, that it’s clear he’s both.


90 year sentence plus an additional life without parole! Such a beautiful ending to this story 😍

@Zeus bullets also come down from the sky

@Allison pineda People are happy because a murderer is in prison.

Coming from the UK, I do love how unnecessarily long American prison sentences are. Just in case someone lives to 200. Here, most people who go down for murder can be released in 25-30 years.

How you can be happy when people died, putting smiley faces and  the word beautiful is sick. Does it bring them back? Is it an even punishment? The man still has his life and others don't. Now the  are going to have to pay for this man for life!  This is not a beautiful ending at all, it is , unfair, sad  disgusting ending!

@Friend of P. Depends on your local law but premeditation doesn't have to be long before the act. A guy in my town got convicted of 1st degree murder because after an argument he walked to his truck, got in, revved the engine a couple times and plowed into a crowd of college kids. The whole thing took a minute or two but he had enough time to think and carry out the act with intent. Similar to this case, he got more and more pissed off and had time to make a decision. Instead of rolling up his window and ignoring the kids he decided to grab his firearm and murder them. Wasn't a split second decision, it was a deliberate act carried out after time to consider what he was doing

@Anna Steffans Just because other people didn't get a fair sentence doesn't mean he should get away with this. He shot a firearm at an occupied vehicle. Firearms kill people, if he shot at them then he intended to kill them. You don't argue or scare people by firing bullets at them, you fire bullets at people to maim or kill them. The fact that you are incapable of understanding the sole purpose of a firearm really makes me hope that you never have access to one

@SiisKolkytEuroo he fired at the individual inside the car. He kept it aimed at the same spot, the SUV just happened to move.

@Anna Steffans if he wanted to intimidate them he could’ve shot at the sky, not in the door of a fully occupied vehicle…

@Anna Steffans Shooting a gun at a person with the intent to "just scare them" is a horrific mindset. Really hope you seriously reflect on how ridiculously irresponsible that statement is.

Involuntary manslaughter implies that shooting at a car with people in it is not voluntarily endangering people's lives when it quite literally is. This man shot at a vehicle with people in it with intent. Whether it was to kill, maim, threaten, all of it leads to the involuntary prefix no longer applying. This isn't even manslaughter as he used a gun on people deliberately.

A gun's purpose is not to threaten; A gun's primary purpose is to end another living being's life. If you can't handle that responsibility you shouldn't own a gun. Simple as.

@Anna Steffans his punishment is perfect.

Nothing about this is beautiful. A kid's dead, a family has lost their son/sibling/grandson/etc., friends lost a friend, a man threw his life away and will rot in jail forever, a long-term relationship is broken forever, a newly-wed couple's wedding is forever stained, a newly-wed groom's father is in prison forever, and a community is hurt. Absolutely nothing about this is beautiful. This is a tragedy through and through.

His mother also became involved in gun reform and ran for congress. She is currently serving her second term. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_McBath

@James Flaherty started a confrontation? maybe they started the confrontation by turning the music back up again?

@Tradeladder a guy who kills a kid and acts like it was okay, doesnt deserve any "acts of kindness"

@SiisKolkytEuroo Ah yes, firing 10 bullets into a car full of people ... How was the poor psychopath supposed to know people die from being shot?

Love it, but you spoiled it for me... knew I should have kept out of the comments 😢

@R4mbunctious_ no matter how you look at this, it clearly wasn't (ie. should not be regarded as) "murder", there was absolutely no premeditation involved and he fired at the car, not at the individual

@Monet Monroe you know a lot of people serving time in prison, let alone in maximum security? The fact that they are allowed to keep correspondence and meet women even if it's just penpals is already disgusting. What is truly mind-boggling is the fact that you as an average layperson feel more anger towards someone who committed involuntary manslaughter than real monsters that planned their murders and disposed of their victims' bodies in fucked up ways. And then you have the audacity to compare the crimes and state that they deserve the SAME punishment. Oh wait, not even the same, because if you think about it, 90 years is much more than anyone's whole damn life. That's our justice system in a nutshell, and you're okay with it.

 "Entitlement" is what's bothering you. You don't talk about how some people are entitled to fucking life after they annihilate their whole family or kill and torture dozens of innocent people. That somehow isn't entitlement to you. The funny part is that you're trying to prove to me that this man in the video deserves punishment as if I said let him walk free. All I said was that the punishment should be proportional to what crime is committed.

@Anna Steffans I hate when people deflect or bring up other situations that aren’t comparable to the topic at hand! But what the heck lets compare shall we! What is a “real monster”?🤔 I really want to know. Is it a person who kills kids ?because that’s literally what all three men have in common? But yet you single this man out because he “lost his temper” well ms. Girl I hate to break it to you so did Chris watts and Matthew Coleman they lost their temper and killed their families but by your logic they should only get 25 years because maybe by Chris choking his wife he was just trying to “scare” her your comment is laughable… you’re saying a person shooting at a car does not have the intent to kill well… then why shoot at all ? And then keep shooting as the car flees ? And then leave the crime scene and never alert police ? I’m more scared of having you or people who think like you on a jury.. a person who is willing to see the evil intent in some but justifying the evil intent in others is mad scary to me.. btw not sure if Matthew Coleman went to trial yet but he’s facing the death penalty and life imprisonment!! Which is way more than a slap on the wrist and what this man has been sentenced to, Chris watts is serving life so again what are you even talking about

@Anna Steffans you left out the past where he killed a kid karen

@R4mbunctious_ I'd say 25 years to life. I'm just bummed I don't see the same energy when real monsters commit crimes, such as Chris Watts and Matt Coleman. You want this random man who let his anger get the best out of him to serve 90 years, but how come you don't care that the above-mentioned monsters get life as well?? Are those crimes comparable to you? To me, they're not.

Not to mention that this guy shot at the car, he never intended to kill anyone, he just wanted to win the argument and/or scare them I suppose. Do you see the difference? Look up the pos's that I named in my comment.

@Anna Steffans that has nothing to do with the price of tea in China .. and I’ve never seen a serial killer get less than this in the US ,at least, I mean please give me names so I can do some research.. & how about the truth is that he was not in fear for his life, there was no weapon for him to have a legitimate reason to open fire, he fled the scene & never returned (therefore admitting guilt) he lied continuously, also while the car was fleeing he still was shooting. That’s facts he thought stand your ground would protect him but an argument does not justify killing anyone period!!

@Tradeladder It was premeditated he pulled next to their care when there was loads of other spaces available and within seconds started a confrontation with the young men more then likely intoxicated himself, before opening fire in two seperate bursts, this WAS premeditated first degree murder.

Kids are still dead. Isn’t exactly a picture perfect ending

Not sure anything about this is "beautiful"

In florida prison aswell, he will certainly regret firing those shots every last minute of the rest of his life.


Guy is literally pulling the Chicago defense..."oh yes oh yes oh yes oh yes we both reach for the gun!"


"you were not there." Okay big guy who gets emotional over his pet dog named charlie.


I guess the additional charge was: drinking Rum and Coke at that age 😄


At 51:48 he was way to excited be doing that


im sorry but this was definitely racially motivated, he sat there and made up some sick story about him "having a shootout with a group of vicious thugs" when in reality they were just black teens being teenagers

Yea and all the racist comments under this video that are agreeing with him!?!?!? Its 2022 I thought we were past this shit. I hate how their is people like this . My bf is Jamaican and lives in a pretty suspicious area in my city. Makes me worry for him alot thats why whenever I get bad vibes from anyone in public while with him I hold him closer to me . Cause God forbid anyone does something to him they are taking me with him.

Yea that's unfortunately probably true.  I don't like to assume racism too often, but I'd be astonished if this guy wasn't prejudiced.


Shit people doing shit things will always happen, unfortunately


“You weren’t there” <br>NOT THE TIME MICHEAL FFS

“You weren’t there”
NOT THE TIME MICHEAL FFS


Ayyyyyy he was found guilty on my birthday how awesome


Why don’t you start a website with subscription?   I’ll gladly pay for your content.


In Argentina this happens all the time. But we cant kill shit because we dont use guns. Think about it.


He can see a shotgun but "couldn't register that the vehicle was moving"...... wow


I’m like Rhonda, if my husband ever were to do dumb shit I won’t lie for you . Nope , not me .


Truth is he was drunk and had a distorted sense of anger and confidence.


Please do a video on Jacob Stockdale plssssss


What I've learnt is that these criminals are sort of out of touch with reality. They dont see the consequences of their actions and only feel sorry when they get caught.


I can’t decide if this guy  is either doing fantastic or really appalling mental gymnastics . It’s so cringe inducing.


To save my life “from the door?” Bahahahahaha


I think Michael had been playing to much GTA week .


He should’ve stay at his son wedding reception and not worry about the dog


First gun safety rule is guns are the last option!!!


How scared are you?<br>I could slam a pizza you know?

How scared are you?
I could slam a pizza you know?


Loud boom box music will make most people go insane and snap.


“Right…. So yeah you got that book or nah”


Lol.. you’re not the victim. Nobody was ‘preying’ pon you.. u have no right to ask them to turn their music down… I like how he says those things over the phone bcuz he knows he being recorded smh


I’m thinking , how much he drank did not help with his thinking.


<b>Guy kills someone cause of the music their playing then turns right around and plays the victim.</b> I don’t want to live on this planet anymore….

*Guy kills someone cause of the music their playing then turns right around and plays the victim.* I don’t want to live on this planet anymore….


The problem is you shouldn't even let this guy have a gun. US gun law is a joke.


Another Micheal Drejka. Them 2 guys… it’s hard to understand their actions.


the most stupid awkward phone call ive heard


The victim Jordan Davis' mother, Lucy Bath, ran for Congress not long after this on a platform of gun law reform. She won. She's now a member of the US. House of Representatives representing Georgia's 6th District.

@slow your roll no just black women, black culture

Great, and I'm sure she's going to try and pass some dumbass gun control.

@Angelo Mike the reason a man died that day not the gun

Gun control isnt the answer imo. Good for her though

@eliza lyday as they should. women shape our futures

@CH 01 lol who cares, disrespecting someone shouldn't cost you your life

Lol who cares, she raised somebody with no respect which ended up in him getting smoked

@itsme its an expression that black lesbians use to try to emphasize a point being made

@jasmin flower What does it mean when someone answer with „period“ to a comment? Asking as a non native.


Rhonda determined correctly he does not deserve a second chance.


Live and let live<br>                -Mike


It's pathetic at how he is pandering so ;hard to his obviously perceived societal privilege'' as an excuse for shooting a black kid because the hip hop music annoyed him.. Truly sick tbh.


Tommy Stornes is a genius. If he had driven away from the parking lot or even to the hospital, Dunn's lawyer could've created reasonable doubt within the jury that there WAS a shotgun or that there WAS a stick that they dumped on the way to the hospital. Since Tommy Stornes smart driving kept the ccar out of Dunn's line of fire, kept the car in the parking lot, and called 911, he not only saved his friends, he helped make a somewhat open and shut case.

@Paul Janssen <b>mustn’t give black kid credit</b>

@Paul Janssen *mustn’t give black kid credit*

100% agree. the kid has a great head on his shoulders. he saved lives that night, I hope he's doing good these days...


I’m as big a self-defense advocate as there is, but this is in no way self defense. It fails every test for legitimate self defense. Dunn was rightly convicted and deserves his sentence.

@Brometheus if a dude with a gun follows me around, am I not allowed to defend myself, too?

Brometheus the fact is: we will never know the truth. Only one person survived and will say anything to defend himself just like we have just seen in this video. If there were no other witnesses, it’s highly possible that this would have been another Zimmerman case.

Brometheus you are recalling the defenses STORY LINE (not facts) which makes you bias.

@Brometheus tbh that do hold weight. I have to say i agree with your argument on this. The law is the law no matter have mess up it is at times.

@Will Fryer 2 It was considered self defense because Zimmerman was bloodied and beaten by Martin before he shot him.

@Dee Lem Self defense only works if the threat is reasonable. You can't legally beat someone up for following you in a public area, even if they have a holstered gun. Martin may have felt uncomfortably but he should not have just started beating on Zimmerman. To be clear, I don't like Zimmerman, I think he is a racist weirdo, but that doesn't change that there simply wasn't evidence to show Zimmerman as the aggressor in that situation.

Dee Lem how would he have known about the gun before the confrontation?

Brometheus Zimmerman was the aggressor.. there is no self defense in Zimmerman’s case.. none!! Might I add Zimmerman had the gun.. so go figure...

@DozensOfViewers Zimmerman was a punk and should have been convicted.

Brometheus I believe self defense falls under feeling that your life is threatened. If you was being followed by someone with a gun I think you will feel threaten. Zimmerman was the threat. Can’t be self defense if you the one causing the threat. That case was bullshit.

@KaaBee I don't think that's what "happened" (obviously only Zimmerman knows exactly what happened). If I recall correctly the official story was that Zimmerman was following Martin because he though he looked *suspicious*. Zimmerman called the police and said he was doing this. Martin realized he was being followed by a grown man with a gun and somewhat ambushed Zimmerman got on top of him and started hitting him in the face. Zimmerman tried to get Martin off of him, but ended up shooting him from underneath.

Martin was actually pretty muscular for his age, I believe; a lot of the circulated photos were of a younger Martin. Zimmerman shouldn't have followed Martin and I understand Martin's reasoning, but I think Zimmerman's case still falls under self-defense.

DozensOfViewers <br>As I recall overweight adult Zimmerman tackled a skinny unarmed 17 year old kid who was minding his own business then shot him. Looks to me like Zimmerman and Dunn are both angry wannabe vigilantes.

DozensOfViewers
As I recall overweight adult Zimmerman tackled a skinny unarmed 17 year old kid who was minding his own business then shot him. Looks to me like Zimmerman and Dunn are both angry wannabe vigilantes.

Zero similarity with Zimmerman. Zimmerman had an airtight case for self defense.

DozensOfViewers <br>He thought he’d be the next George Zimmerman. Lots of parallels.

DozensOfViewers
He thought he’d be the next George Zimmerman. Lots of parallels.


This piece of garbage actually thought he was right to kill that guy. That's just...I don't know what that is. How does a person kill another person so casually? How much hate must he have in his heart?


I remember the trial, he reminded me of one of those people who carries a gun and looks for any reason to pull it out. He just wasn't going to let those teenagers talk to him  that way...but he gets to  rot in jail now...

@The American Militia nothing he did was justified tho. So don´t get me wrong. This dude is definitely a monster and deserves his sentence.

@The American Militia yes, but pls not all those gun crazy thugs who deal drugs and kill ppl left and right. We need them! RIGHT?Like he said, this guy probably just wished for a moment to pull then gun, for sure. But im fairly sure, based on experience, that those "victims" were no good and very well might had that shotgun.


They are a perfect match, he like to command, she like to be commanded.

his feyonce doesnt deserve a man like this , lets put it this way

@Obnoxiously Charming Do you have parents my guy? Even if your parents were wretched people deserving of death would you kill them? Could you kill them? Also, what if he only showed that side of him after marriage? At that point it's difficult to escape.

@Aaron Louse Jesus, finally someone is rational about this

Why is there a whole argument going on here? Just accept that none of us know the situation between Michael and Rhonda, and that we shouldn’t be constantly making unsubstantiated guesses.

@Volruhe yep, one of the reasons I keep, and keep on, meeting terrible horrible people.

@curtis morris yess i was gonna comment something like this- its so true. i hope his butt hurts. makes me wanna watch hard time again lol

@Obnoxiously Charming Your bulb doesn't shine too brightly does it? Have you any clue how blinding love is? I've seen people claim someone is, "good at heart", endlessly trying to find the good in them. Love is blinding. People will find any reason not to believe someone is a bad person. "Ah well he doesn't TRULY think that!". Plus she seems like the kind of person that would want to find the good in someone.

@Joel Goldsmith not the smartest in the room, are you?

@Master Blaster ~ Right..Because "shut the fuck up" is always the educated answer. Genius.

@Bagel Person Lol what? When did I delete a comment?

@Master Blaster Says the one who deleted their comment

@curtis morris You haven't even seen the comment I replied to, he deleted it. You must love putting your nose into people's business without even knowing what the argument is about.

@Master Blaster ~ ooh-wee,we got us a Barney badass here.. don't break your mom's keyboard.

Jorge Mendez : It`s the other way around.

He called blacks in the south the scourge of the earth. He said no one should even be listening to the survivors. They're just thugs and daddy's who are thugs.

How much of that you think he hid from her? Any of it? "I know honey" she knows the monster he is... She loved him wanted to be with him forever and liked him... She was one of em bud.

Your intuition isn't good. Careful what you're instincts tell you about people. You seem to be off a lot

I now it doesn't belong here but you are really pretty....Damn

@Noel Except, you know, to put him in prison for the rest of his life. But sure.

@Joel Goldsmith 😐 no, he doesn’t deserve any woman

What are you implying ? That he deserves BETTER ??😲😲😲


Any finger guns? Any “brrrraattrtttt sound effects?”


as much as this was disgusting to watch, the ending with him getting a 90+ year sentence was really satisfying

@Kyle Broussard Sure in some fantasy world that could work. However in 99% of the cases you don’t have photo clear evidence.

@Kyle Broussard your wrong , knowing that he won't have an easy way out made me and my family hurt but satisfied with the  result...

@Sean Matthew King okay but thats like what 1 or 2 cases a year?

@Hypocritical Satire That’s insane. You’d rather spend a million on keeping inmates in prison for life so they feel prolonged distress rather than spending that money in something useful? Do you realize if we put that money towards Malaria, we could save about 12 lives a year ($70k cost a year divided by $5k it takes to save a life).

Of course, in reality, for reasons explained above, the cost of executing someone is often more than the cost of life in prison, but if it was as cheap as paying for the cost of a bullet, then in cases where absolute certitude about their guilt existed, that would be the obvious solution.

@Kyle Broussard It costs society more money to sentence someone to death.

@dodo vomitory I mean not always. Everyone's got their own types and tastes, dude.

@Drunk Vegan Gal not really seeing as he won't  probably even live a quarter of that

@Kyle Broussard years and years of appeals. Plus we don't use firing squads, or squad anymore.

@Kyle Broussard <br>Sure keeping them imprisoned costs a lot. But their psychological distress of knowing they will be wasting the rest of their life forever jailed and never seeing the outside world for the rest of their life surpasses any form of execution. Being forced to keep living a bland and monotonous life with no way out is worth every penny.

@Kyle Broussard
Sure keeping them imprisoned costs a lot. But their psychological distress of knowing they will be wasting the rest of their life forever jailed and never seeing the outside world for the rest of their life surpasses any form of execution. Being forced to keep living a bland and monotonous life with no way out is worth every penny.

And impressive, you'd be very shocked to find out how many murderers only get 20-30 years.

@Kyle Broussard I'll gladly have my taxes go towards him. And him being behind bars for the rest of his life is as good as it gets.

@Kyle Broussard This article I found explained it well "It seems like common sense that it’s cheaper to execute someone than to house, feed and take care of them for the rest of their natural life. But there are a lot of unavoidable costs that make a death sentence far more expensive than a sentence of life without parole.

Most of these costs result from the unique status of the death penalty within the US justice system. Because it’s the only truly irreversible form of punishment, the Constitution requires a long and complex judicial process for capital cases, including several levels of mandatory review after a death sentence is issued. The appeals process takes decades to complete.

Studies of the California death penalty system, the largest in the US, have revealed that a death sentence costs at least 18 times as much as a sentence of life without parole would cost."

@Ritvik Giridharan how? Death sentences cost 1 bullet

@wade wilson young rich men go for younger women lol

@Allison Castro yeah times a couple hundred thousand people in prison, times all the life they will live in there. It comes out to about $70,000+/- per year to keep one inmate in prison.

About 200,000 prisoners in the US are in there for life. That's 70,000 times 200,000 per year, or $14B per year in tax payers money to support people deemed to be so dangerous in society, they need to live in prison forever.

@Kyle Broussard yea one persons taxes gets like 50 cents taken out of it to fund prisons.

Why? It costs tax payers money to keep a piece of shit alive in jail, and nothing gets better for the family or the victims


his defense: they were black.......this is florida right?


“You weren’t there....I said, YOU. WERE. NOT. THERE.”   Wife proceeds to tell the truth and make him look like an absolute fool.

A wife can be called as a witness by the prosecution but cannot be forced to testify

She was his girlfriend. He’d already been divorced a few times by wives who’d said he was abusive and controlling.

Darrin Rentruc The fact that she was so Straight forward makes me think she might have gone on her own will voluntarily

You mean Make him look like the absolute fool that he is ?

Stand for truth and justice even against your family, friends or kin.

@Darrin Rentruc is my understanding a spouse "can not be compelled to testify" but can still be asked or even volunteer to do so.

She was not his wife, If she was she would not be called as a witness.

I like that woman, stands for truth in all expenses.


He sounds like he's constantly trying to write an action thriller about himself

"You're not gonna kill me you son of a bitch!" Who talks like that?

“I am the victor, but I also was the victim”  ☹ he really wants to be a store

I frankly believe him more than any of the others

He's seen too many Clint Eastwood movies.

These guys spend every waking moment hoping to be confronted so they can live out their fantasy. Rationalizing it with the gun-nut logic version of self-defense that they talk about with their friends.

@Jeff -66 - Stop generalizing, it makes you a racist too. I know a LOT of people of both political parties that have guns and a lot of them. Some of them hunt and some of them don't. So you stop being "racist". You are just another "divider" and wouldn't know the truth if God Himself was holding a sign in front of you, about anything truthful, you wouldn't believe it.

he even gave himself a punchline for when he shot, "you're not gonna kill me you sob", who does he think he is?

He believes he’s a main character. Little he knew he’s just a shitty villain.

He just sounds like a typical narcissistic

@Jason Dulin I guess all humans are narcissistic. If someone does something, they see no issue in it and shit. In this case, he sees no issue in murdering a child.

I've noticed in many of these interviews that subjects go out of their way to paint a positive picture of themselves and they often over do it.

This could legitimately be a Steven Seagal movie.


To think he even had the right to asked strangers about their music in their car... Not even an act of public indecency  or abuse... just loud music. That was already wrong of him to do. And the fact he traumatized those men and killed one of them, over his clearly internalized racism (hence the “thug music” and presumptions that they were going to attack him). Sad.

To think he even had the right to asked strangers about *their* music in *their* car... Not even an act of public indecency  or abuse... just loud music. That was already wrong of him to do. And the fact he traumatized those men and killed one of them, over his clearly internalized racism (hence the “thug music” and presumptions that they were going to attack him). Sad.


Safe to say he won't be shedding any more tears over ye ole faithful Rhonda


He was so confident that he was going to be  free  not knowing he would spend the rest of his life in prison

Narcissists are always overly confident because the mostly get away with victimizing others until reality hits them.

@Morningbikeride That's what I was thinking. He thought he'd get slapped w/ stand your ground. These detectives were thorough in their investigation.  The story doesn't match w/ science.

@Morningbikeride you mean being a cop and have one of them charge you after you warn then several times to stop then shooting them, defo not justified

I think he was confident he would get away with it too. Remember the climate of "stand your ground" happening at that time??

Thought hed be a regular george zimmerman right


I don't get these criminal. Even innocent people are not supposed to talk to the police without a lawyer, why tf do these guilty people think it's a good idea.


“They will begin to set traps for him, and destabilize his thought process by inducing anxiety”

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happy 2021, all you up voters. Stay vigilant

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@vtwinbreed I literally read the main comment as the narrator was speaking it. Except I need popcorn 😕

@open every door Funny how we usually end up right about the same point in the video and always start scrolling thru the comments.  lol

Great idea! I'm at 17:42 and I have some! Thanks for reminding me