His wife knows he’s talking bullshit over that jail phone.

@Adam Thompson capitial punishment is actually quite expensive the government has to give a massive bonus to the prisons for it, plus the years on death row it's about as expensive as a life sentence

YT is a facist dictatorship starring Will smith

@setral I hate to agree with you but I do 100%.

@ig47 I think that would be a great deterrent for Americans.  Only if they would use it equally for all the people.

you can tell she's used to not speaking back, gotten used to receving bs without commenting on it. the way she describes him hating "thug music" and her just going "i know" like wow i could see it in her face.

@Gabrielle O'Shaughnessy - IKR. And just think these folks with hearing problems could be on a Jury someday.. Scary stuff.

No his wife didn't. It's his fiancee'. Please listen more carefully

@ig47 um the united States military disagrees with you.

@Gabrielle O'Shaughnessy ex fiance, not fiance.

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

@cloakedrhombus not if the guillotine was implemented

quick, painless and cheap af

@Nymbus Cumulo Actually you're right they should have just let Bundy go after he escaped

Same thing at police interrogation room . .. fail.

@Pia  and your point on tax payers. You claim it would get wasted regardless so just waste more right? Cause who cares. Having him killed will not bring justice to anything. Not even for his family. They’ll have to live with that. Like I said. Death is his salvation. He wants to die, probably even or most likely this moment right now and every second after. No communication to the outside world. No friends there. His thoughts will consume him soon. And he will suffer and realize it was only him and no one else that caused this. And no one cares about him anymore.

@Joseph Some humans cannot be rehabilitated in modern society and should be put down

@Gabrielle O'Shaughnessy <br>Whatever..that wasnt the point..lord nick pick someone u dont know over a word

@Gabrielle O'Shaughnessy
Whatever..that wasnt the point..lord nick pick someone u dont know over a word

@ig47 oh no, there is crime in the middle east. You just have to be in the correct group.

@cloakedrhombus nah man, even with crazy ammo prices one .45 acp would do the trick quick and dirty.

@Joseph there is no crime in middle eastern countries because if u kill , they chop ur head off . If u steal , they chop ur hand off. Nobady gona risk it

@Adam Thompson life in prison is worse then death

@Adam Thompson taxpayers money is being wasted regardless. The death penalty is just more costly due to the court fees and the cost of jailing them until the date comes.

Yeah, at first I was giving him the benefit of the doubt during that intro but it wasn't long before I had no sympathy for him.

@Adam Thompson I won’t say anything because that was per the request of the victim’s family. Their religion saved him

@Joseph yeah that's nice, save your perspectives for children.

@cloakedrhombus are you aware of why they say that is the case or are you just spouting the headline?

@Adam Thompson No, we should set an example and say that we will NOT take anyones life, we will be the better people. No one has the right to take a life, certainly not the government, which is basically a corporate mafia. If you can show me data that shows that the death penalty reduces crime then go ahead.

@Adam Thompson are you aware that it costs the taxpayers more to put someone six feet under

Yea cause he said he was a victor for killing a child over loud music


This case could have easily turned out differently if he lawyered up. Though he does deserve to be in prison. That guy was too excited to use his Glock. Sad af.


Wow when he said that one of these guys picked some from the ground and the detective asked wich one pick it up,
and he said: hopefully the one that I hit!!!
I mean are you serious?? that’s hurt even
I don’t know that young man R.I.P


Say what you like but for his misses to stand in court and tell the truth is amazing as most people wouldnt be so truthful


How many times have we heard trained police officers say "I thought he had a gun" after they gunned down some unarmed kid, and not only got away with it, but got a paid vacation while their fellow officers figured out how to blame the victim?<br>I'm not saying this guy is innocent, but I'd love to see a cop's interrogation after such a shooting... of course we know those never happen...

How many times have we heard trained police officers say "I thought he had a gun" after they gunned down some unarmed kid, and not only got away with it, but got a paid vacation while their fellow officers figured out how to blame the victim?
I'm not saying this guy is innocent, but I'd love to see a cop's interrogation after such a shooting... of course we know those never happen...

Was thinking exactly the same thing @Karmkase

"we have investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing"

Because its a cops job to chase and confront people... Dunn was not a cop.

You MUST comply with police.... They have authority to shoot, so why would anyone not comply?


its crazy how many of these interrogations ive watched but jim going into detail about them is wicked

I wish I knew what Jim's voice sounded like ):


If I were Rhonda, I too would tell the 100% truth.  How could any decent person remain a relationship with a killer?

@Alex Andra that is disgusting. I don’t know if I want to cry or vomit. There are plenty of men out there who aren’t child murderers and they go for the one they know it is?

@Co Oh I know.. Chris Watts have women who visit him in prison Knowing he murdered his Beautiful wife, 2 kids and 1 son in Shannan’s belly.


Oh poor sweet Rhonda bless her she needs help she seems like she's a victim of Michael's as well


3:39 I thought that lady in the back was either dead, a doll, or a photograph 😂 scared the crap outta me


Hearing to Rhonda talk broke my heart, God damn


Guys, try to understand, he missed on a fairly expensive bed and breakfast.

@sui generis well look at the way he showed up at the POLICE STATION..
He was dressed as though he was headed to a luau after attending to his situation.

He is disrespectful and vulgar at the same time.

His family must be extremely proud of his theatrical performance for the
DETECTIVE INTEGRATING HIM.

he got himself some pizza though after killing that kid.. that pizza was probably good asf.. he probably kicked his feet up.. sipped his wine enjoyed the pizza and watched himself on TV.

Yeah, give him a break. He was saving his life from a door.

That what his lawyer should of told the jury Common folks can relate to a good breakfast buffet and a good night sleep

@TyTeana Thomas im late to the party my bad I realized it too late lmao

@carmen capa "Black kid play the music with the shooty bang words. I felt threatened and had to defend myself."

Haha this man is the poster child for The Mr Karens. “They were too loud I had to kill them”

Exactly, like why the fuck is HE getting interrogated..
This is reverse racism obviously.
😂😂

@Annaliese Teschler A <b>single-shot</b> shotgun. Fool thinks he's a gun expert. He doesn't know he's talking about a type of shotgun people don't carry around.

@Annaliese Teschler A *single-shot* shotgun. Fool thinks he's a gun expert. He doesn't know he's talking about a type of shotgun people don't carry around.

Caitlyn Ortega it was sarcasm. This whole comment thread is sarcasm. It’s mocking the killer.

Cameron Berry I’m so weak I just came from that video of Jen lol.

Annaliese Teschler  or maybe they were going to bite his ear off.  😂

@Lance Anthony yeah, me too. Definitely!

@Alyssa Warren He's the victor, but he's also the victim.

yeah gee, and he was so kind that it was only one murder, coulda been three, gosh, and it’s been so long could as well been 1 million years ago, gah

Nonmi Hiseddeo lmao. That chick was crazy

@Cameron Berry "My father drives a Mercedes, and . . . "

@Frivolity Machine what?? a bit much so someone had to die? anyone can play music whenever they want

A life can be easy discarded for those two things. It is hard to resist.

@Eleonore Bon all he to was listen to it for like 5 minutes but no

@Cameron Berry Damn, was it a BMW or a Mercedes?

And that “thug music” is discussing! Right?

And it’s not easy to have to hear music you do not like.


I find that many guys who have similar looks as this guy have narcissistic traits…i wonder why.


I love how he just says “that sucks” when hearing his charges. Shows how he has no sympathy.

He probably already knew it was coming lol


What's weird is this is all just a few miles from where I grew up. Literally just down the road. Wasn't expecting to see my neighborhood when I was a kid in one of these videos.


He said the door opened yet when he shot he shot thru the door , they didn’t sit before they pulled off so there would be no time time for them to close the door . He shot THRUUUU IT . How ?


“You shot at the door.”
“Yes.”
“What was the purpose of that?”
“Save my life(?)”
“From the door ?”

GOT ‘EM 😂

“You shot at the door.”
“Yes.”
“What was the purpose of that?”
“Save my life(?)”
“From the *door* ?”

*GOT ‘EM* 😂

I think he was trying to prompt him to clearly state that he intentionally shot at the kid.

I didn't realise instantly that in his story the door was open at that point with the guy not behind it anymore so a second later I was like 'damn that officer was quick with that one, nice'

@The Big Daddy G What he actually saw were the massive bbcs.

He assumed they would have guns because the were listening to "thug music"

@Samuel Look at one point the door said “You’re dead B***h” so I did what any natural human being would…

I was scared that it was gonna open! so I fired in defence!

@Dangerous Beans Yes, we noticed the joke

No, obviously he was defending himself against the music!

@Boris Indigo "The door was unhinged, acted crazy"

Look that door had a gun. It was either the door or me.


Callous,  he just killed a kid but he's upset about missing out on brunch!


The irony of the call where he states, "You know, they're violent." They're violent?!?! Says the man who fired 8 shots into barely college aged kids car. Poor babies! I listened to loud music 🎶 at that age. Absurdly loud. You're young. Music is part of your identity and you think everyone should know who you are. I'm so glad he hung himself in interrogation. Although I felt he was deeply dislikable even on the stand. Rhonda acts like a battered wife. He ruined so many lives. He misses his puppy though so set him free.


Imagine killing a kid and putting yourself in jail for life over 30 seconds of music


"I didn't know I was being charged for murder and attempted murder...that sucks"<br>-Someone who killed an unarmed 17 year old

"I didn't know I was being charged for murder and attempted murder...that sucks"
-Someone who killed an unarmed 17 year old


To say he’s the “victor and the victim too” that’s an extremely deranged sense of ego

@DOUGH It sounds like Lucy Bell hit a Neve with you.  Was her description too close to home for you?

@Speedy Lose what is the question. He used a gun against children for no reason. They were less than half his age and he couldn't display the slightest bit of maturity? He should've controlled his liquor, his  prejudice, and his downright disregard for human life (whatever age they looked like to him). Victor? I think not 👨⚖

@Shaxx How? Taking a life needlessly is never a victorious thing. If he was a victim, it was all in his head. He showed no remorse, even after finding out they were kids.  Loud music annoys me at times, but ... come on...really?

@Lee Devitt He is a very sick egotistical man with violence right under his veneer. I wonder what other violent incidents he was involved in previously.

@Mike Jones There's nothing I believe more than a random far right troll starting a post with "I'm black, and this killing of a child for listening to music is actually good"

Well. He is still alive. So I'd say he's the victor.

"You're the best, arooound, and nothin's ever gonna keep you down"

Confusion of da highest oDahhhhh. PASTA!!!!

Yes and homie said “I was the victor” and he didn’t lose so I don’t think he was wrong in that sense

Ball Juice of Zeus. Nice psuedonym my man.

Boo oo I understood what he said and so did others

he said this for the jailhouse recording - thinking it may help him when the cops listen to it


Never let perception control your reality


Why would you even give a crap about loud music? You're literally going into a gas station to pick up something and will be gone in about 5 minutes.


51:00 If things are starting to escalate or you feel uncomfortable, you could've just left.
Move your car away from there's, go get your fiance and leave the gas station.
Loud music? Move your car. A guy says "fuck you", move your car. Guys says "I should kill you", move your car. If at any point you start fearing for your life, remove yourself from the situation.


will all that alcohol he drank he was always going to be a menace to himself and others.his fiancee should take some of the blame. <br>plus easy access to guns and you have a situation totally out of control.

will all that alcohol he drank he was always going to be a menace to himself and others.his fiancee should take some of the blame.
plus easy access to guns and you have a situation totally out of control.


I was living in Jacksonville when this happened. The most shocking thing is that his demeanor and way of answering questions doesn't change after he was told that the victim was unarmed. That would have rattled anybody and made them doubt themselves, even if they were able to later rationalize it. He already knew that boy didn't have a gun.

@ChickenIsGood There's no way you could have watched the hour long video or researched the case and still think that Dunn thought the poor boy had a gun. I know JCS didn't dive into witness testimony, but a neutral witness heard Dunn say "You aren't going to talk to me like that." This was a man who felt disrespected, and his response was to kill.

Ive lived in Jacksonville my whole life and I cant stand this guy, its disgusting

Yep he was drunk and is trying to rationalize it to his sober self

Yup it’s so wrong like he didn’t care about what he did. He killed young man. Gave them no chance to run.


Everyone say it with me: "I would like a lawyer."


The most high definition courtroom footage. Depp heard didn’t have this camera quality


Thank God the witnesses took down his license plate. They probably would’ve found them with the video surveillance of her at the cash register as well.


It sounds like he'd imagined this scenario with his ex-military buddies and decided on his fertile imagination that this was it.


the poor fiance probably internalizes this as her fault, because she had the idea to pull up to the gas station. seeing her hand shaking while she gave her oath was unbelievably sad :(

She should know that it’s not her fault at all. It would have happened sooner or later whether she was there or not. He was a ticking time bomb.

@JoeNoobie its almost like people don't want to go to prison for retarded crimes they didn't commit and wouldnt want to have committed. Yet her cooperating with the state makes her somehow a bad person

boohoo poor girl that's no way involved in the whole thing

@DRT XD Relative to what ? Because relative to Cancer it kinda is.

JoeNoobie what culpability? She was in the store. She didn’t even know he had shot and killed someone when he left the scene of the crime. She found out the next morning. You’re judging her based on her reaction in that moment?

@Dee-Dee Richman I'd have to watch again -  you might be right

@T. Istist he's the one that got shot isn't he?

@SMG2fanatic Maybe stop focusing on how something could be seen, and take it for what it is.

@JoeNoobie He reportedly was abusive and controlling to her and previous women he had relationships with. She may have feared for her own life, and just wanted to get through the situation to a moment when she felt safe.

@cookie22100 fine, but if you can’t see how your original comment could be seen as discrediting the fiancé’s experience in this context, then I don’t know what to tell ya

@SMG2fanatic did I say it was not a traumatic experience for everyone involved? Learn to take the context for what it is, don't assume my reasoning.

@cookie22100 Well that's unnecessarily insensitive. That's like getting in a car accident and someone dies and you say "well you didn't die so stop crying". This was a traumatic experience for everyone involved and it will be a heavy burden to carry

@Thanh Nguyen She encouraged him to flee the scene of the crime, and when the cops caught them before they could get out of the state, she rolled over on him and said everything she could to remove her culpability.  That doesn't sound like a good person. Fight or flight response is exactly that. A response. She was never put in a threatening situation other than the threat of going to prison for being an accessory to murder.

JoeNoobie she was scared and in shock probably. fight or flight

@Whizzie the Wise  :( Sorry for your loss.

I feel this... I've dealt with this feeling... The "What if I didn't rush my bf that day... He'd still be here."
Ye...

This video is all too real.

I feel bad for her. She seems like a super sweet lady too. How she got mixed up with this psycho is mind blowing 🤯

@cookie22100 Nobody says they don't feel guilty for the victim... But that doesn't mean their life is the only one impacted. Imagine those other kids in the car who have to live with the memory of their friend dying in their arms, or indeed this kind lady whose life got thrown upside down. If someone you love(d) and respect(ed) ever commits a terrible crime you'll know how this lady feels. It's not something you get over. It's something you carry with you for life.

What about the friend in the backseat who said to put the music back on?!  He has Absolutely No Guilt to bare...but I bet he's dealing with some  😢

@Zero Depressive you have a point there. Regardless, the boy was murdered after doing a mundane task. It's tragic either way.

The guilt when she said they went there for her to get cigs, so sad :(

Poor victim, shot in his lungs and heart. Bleed to death within 45 minutes. The fiance lives to see another day, she will be ok.

Ik she was so scared:( she deserved better


These guys make going to prison look so easy.


"When the music starts the shooting starts."

-Micheal Dunn


How much you wanna bet this was also racially motivated, hence the “thug music”


Too many fears of scenes from Boys in the hood. Clear example of white fear and how he doesn't get emotional until he talks about his wife. I've seen that many times with psychopathic murders.


So many people literally give up their rights the second they talk to these detectives. In Mikes case, he thought he was such a good bullshitter. But, ended up not being able to remember all the bullshit he was spewing. Mr “Victor” didn’t seem all that victorious in that interrogation room now did he !

@Jennifer Adams I don't want him having a lawyer <br>I want all evildoers to admit all their evil deeds fast and Correctly

@Jennifer Adams I don't want him having a lawyer
I want all evildoers to admit all their evil deeds fast and Correctly

And the award🏆 goes to parkour_bear..lol

I think some people don't know how long they have to wait for a lawyer.. And are society today is.. I want it now, easily tempted and sometimes bad self control.. So not knowing how long he might have to be in jail for before he can talks to a lawyer, he rather get it over with now and bullshit his way threw then be scared of the unknown. To be honest it's better to be scared then talk to the police no matter what you're in trouble for lol.

Extreme hubris comes often with narcissism.

Unbelievably it never occurred to him that he was being charged.  Thank god this guy is put away. He  was a danger.  RIP to the victim.  The poor mother and his friends must be traumatized.

@Carla Thomas Sadly I think the race card may be just here.


I would say that this case have some things common with the Drejka case.
Bc both man had a gun and both wanted to finally use the gun. But not with empty cans of cola, they both wanted living target.
And both chose Afroamerican man. Both were racists. And both said it was self defence.
And i just want to say big complain to the wife, bc some women playing stupid or they lie for their man. She was honest from the jump. She not even tried to lie.


It’s terrifying to think there’s a guy who will shoot you cause he doesn’t like your Spotify playlist


Such a sad story, 3 young black teens who were only guilty of being rude teenagers ending up on the wrong end of a gun . Prayer to the victim and the families affected .


He shot at these kids 10 times because he did not like them talking back about their music. I think the most surprising part in all of this is they didn’t even shoot back. This reckless action could’ve had way more consequences 🙏🏾 for the victim and his loved ones


The kind of lady his fiancé is, she’s probably going to blame herself for the rest of her life, thinking it never would’ve happened if they didn’t stop for wine. <br>That’s a burden she shouldn’t have to live with.

The kind of lady his fiancé is, she’s probably going to blame herself for the rest of her life, thinking it never would’ve happened if they didn’t stop for wine.
That’s a burden she shouldn’t have to live with.

She sure sold his ass out on that stand though, didn't she?!

@Landon I mean that is accurate, however what if she feared for her own life or being shot at/harmed if she mentioned something right away. Maybe getting home was an escape to not be in the same room as him/in his harms way.

@Imani Dominguez "I hate that thug music" "I know"

@PixelsRnautDed the way he openly talked about having practiced getting the gun out of the console. He was waiting for the opportunity to do this and would’ve used any excuse

@Landon yes I agree, I got the impression that if they got home and no one caught them she would spend the rest of her life just pretending it didn’t happen

I guarantee that man was displaying all types of odd behavior that his wife was teaching herself to overlook.
Instead of giving the wife a pass, I bet there were many things that she ignored about her husband that could have been a warning that he wasn't the Altruistic Gun Owner that he portrays himself as.

A woman I know, was married to a man who had an unhealthy obsession with firearms. However on the surface he could easily be overlooked. He would regularly avoid social things with his wife to stay home pressing bullets into the spent shells that he collects off the ground at the shooting range. This guy had a room filled with 60 lbs ammo boxes, stacked to the ceiling. He would walk around their house often wearing his holstered weapon, doing things like dry firing at TV characters, "practicing his draw." I'm not saying there's anything wrong with being an enthusiast, but there are little things you start to notice about somebody. When you're have your wife answer the doorbell after 11pm, and you're standing on the stairs pointing a chambered weapon "over her shoulder," you a crazy MF. Eventually it escalated to where she says once they were arguing, he was wearing his holster and he pulled his weapon on her. He said it was a muscle memory thing that he didn't mean. She's not married to him any more and she did report that incident because she was afraid he might wind up one of these shooters on the news.

@Sidewinder exactly. that’s how my mom used to respond to my alcoholic and abusive dad to prevent him having a big boy meltdown. it was always “yes honey” or “i know honey” i’ve heard it all for over 20 years.

@Yours Truly Unfortunately I believe you are 100% correct. Time bomb

I love how you all know how she feels :D Youtube experts in everything are at it once again.

@Landon You can’t deduce that she wasn’t “compassionate” or “harmless” from her not calling police - she seems like the submissive type. He probably told her it would be better to deal with the cops in their own town. She seems like a nice lady, honest.

Everything that is supposed to happen, happens. That was their fate.... she may not think that way though

Well she is ALIVE to feel whatever way she feels. Lol. Someone how she's the victim out of all of this lol. Typical

well, they snitched, she can console herself knowing they broke the code of the streets the music they listen to promotes.

@Enter User Name no she’s kind not weak but then again u might be right cause what else would u expect from women

@Sidewinder yea she’s a good hearted lady

the way she says things like "yes, I know" to things that are obviously unreasonable that he says tells me that there's some measure of verbal abuse and that she's just trying to get through a conversation without being yelled at for disagreeing with him. It hurts to watch.

@Landon I’ve heard her explanation as to why she didn’t call the police and it was totally reasonable.

@Matt Turner Ooh I made the simplest of “probable” deductions from watching another human being talk & behave, I MUST be a psychoanalytical poser. <br>But I get why it baffles you, cuz there’s many specific sets of behavioral characteristics that normal human beings can associate with others based on their body language & general demeanor, it’s a skill humans learn from making friends & socializing instead of starting YouTube pissing contests from their mom’s basements.

@Matt Turner Ooh I made the simplest of “probable” deductions from watching another human being talk & behave, I MUST be a psychoanalytical poser.
But I get why it baffles you, cuz there’s many specific sets of behavioral characteristics that normal human beings can associate with others based on their body language & general demeanor, it’s a skill humans learn from making friends & socializing instead of starting YouTube pissing contests from their mom’s basements.

@Matt Turner discovering a video/ channel has absolutely no correlation with you holding onto "Sigmund Fraud" , dude.  LOL
but it's okay. i know i got you. we all do it.
we all think of things to say before arguments started with random strangers on the internet. It's fine 😉😂😂😂

@Imani Dominguez yeah cause I didn’t just discover this channel yesterday. As you can clearly tell by clicking my name.  You got me !!! 😐🙄

@Matt Turner you been waiting to use that reference all your life , haven't you? <br>😂😂😂

@Matt Turner you been waiting to use that reference all your life , haven't you?
😂😂😂

@Nun Ya I don’t disagree with you but it’s not just women who think that.
The same way you have  men who think they can take a woman who belong to the streets and make her a wife.
People think they can change people.
It’s not a gendered issue. It’s a HUMAN issue. 🤷🏽♀

@Imani Dominguez - Women think they can change a man, it is prevalent all over the World and probably will be until the Earth dies, if that ever happens.

@Yours Truly yeah I agree. The whole thing of her being honest with the police now though throws me off a little. I can't help but think she realized how screwed they were when the police actually came looking for them that she decided to make sure he went down without her. It could've just been poor judgement in the moment or lack of understanding that stopped her from calling the police, but I'm not entirely convinced that there isn't some acting going on.

@Landon that is true. She did the right thing by being honest after the fact but she didn't call the police. Well, one last night with her man may be what she needed then. Can't imagine wanting to sleep next to a murderer but hey....

@Landon That’s true, I mean, all we’re dealing with is conjecture, for all we know, she would’ve never called the cops had they not found them, and that’s morally reprehensible.

But honestly, if that was true, I couldn’t justify it, but I’d still understand where she’d be coming from, sometimes people are just conflicted between doing the right thing & protecting their loved ones even though it would be the wrong decision to make. It’s human nature.

My point was sometimes things people do affect their loved ones more than they affect the people themselves, & as a man, the guy should’ve known the trauma his actions would cause his to be wife, he’s a stain on manhood.

Not to derail the focus away from the responsibility that her fiance holds, but let's not forget that this woman did not call the police when she knew he had shot at a car, she did not call the police when she found out that he had killed a 17 year old, she suggested that they just drive home. Not exactly the behaviour I'd expect from a compassionate harmless woman :/

@Bigby B you’re absolutely right. Plus, WE can’t change anyone. That person has to want that themselves.
But I hope she knows that it’s very clear and we all see she isn’t anything like her bigoted ass ex-fiancé.
What’s even sadder is SHES feeling the trauma & regret that HE isn’t. After he literally murdered a whole TEENAGER! Disgusting

@Imani Dominguez I was thinking that when she related the conversation: "I hate that thug music," and "I know you do."

Sucks but she probably wondered if she could have done more to change him. Not her responsibility though.

@Imani Dominguez I was thinking that when she related the conversation: "I hate that thug music," and "I *know* you do."

Sucks but she probably wondered if she could have done more to change him. Not her responsibility though.

Yeah, it still would have happened at some point...

yes.
I also think she feels responsible and/or guilty for being with a man with clear "beliefs" like this.
you can tell she doesn't stand for that shit and doesn't want anyone to think she does.


I feel so bad for Rhonda. Such an honest person, and when she's cross examined, she knows every answer is destroying their relationship, and probably putting her Mike away. Tragic. <br>But she dodged a bullet. She woulda ended up as his wife.

I feel so bad for Rhonda. Such an honest person, and when she's cross examined, she knows every answer is destroying their relationship, and probably putting her Mike away. Tragic.
But she dodged a bullet. She woulda ended up as his wife.

@TheMrsGeorgeHarrison Eh can't really pin it on her. She was confused and literally didn't know the exact story. She just wanted to go home. She did nothing wrong, if he confessed to murder to her then yes going to the police was the right answer. Try putting yourself in her shoes. The love of your life just killed someone and is claiming self defense, you no very little details at all about what happened, what are you going to do in the exact moment? Go straight to the police without even knowing exactly what happened yourself? No that's a silly expectation. Even seeing it on the news doesn't tell her what happened just yet. So once the police got involved she told her story exactly as truthful as she could and that's all we really should of expected from her. She is in no way to blame for any of this and putting any amount of blame on her at all is a miscarriage of justice. She is also a victim because she lost whom she thought was the love of her live. Its a shitty situation for everyone because of what a terrible person her future husband turned out to be. You can't control the actions of your loved ones and that is that. Also she was scared, she didn't want to aggravate him and telling him to go confess to the police is definitely a bad move if you don't want to get shot and killed too.

I don't think she's completely without fault as she did say she told him that they should go home after seeing the news about the shooting and finding out that one of the victims was dead. She missed two opportunities to get him to turn himself in. I know she wasn't fully aware of the entire situation when they first fled the scene, but shooting (whether it results in death or not) outside if a range is illegal so she should have urged him to go to the police at that time, if only to report the supposed threat to his life, let alone after seeing the news the next morning. I definitely give her a lot of credit, though, for being honest with the police when questioned.

Ruak i felt the same way. he actually said “i hate that THUG music”. and she agreed. she’s a closeted racist, and he’s open about it. i don’t feel bad for her

Wes Richards worthless punks?? when HE started it? smh just say you’re racist and go.

To me this is one of those secret racist..   she says.... "Yeah I know" when he says he hates that loud music...  he's expressed it to her, she knows...

You feel bad for Rhonda...How about feeing just a little bad for Jordan Davis, the MURDER victim? And perhaps his FAMILY? Ya think?

@CreamPuff lmfao ok....what did she lie about? She literally threw her fiancee under the bus and you think she lied? How do you know she LIED?

@Wes Richards Understand what you mean. I also respect women who stand by their men. But on the other hand, I see her as idealistic. She places the Truth ahead of her relationship with whatshisname, the murderer. I don't think she was doing it for the punks (if they were punks; maybe they were just music lovers). She'd be speakin' truth no matter who it hurt, or helped. The poignant drama here is that she spoke Truth even though it hurt herself, and whatshisname. Mo betta whatshisname thought a few things through before he whipped out his piece. Too late now.

@VanessaMW 11 She seems quite fragile, he surely kinda took control over her

I mean,  she does seem like someone that just happened to find herself in a terrible situation and it clearly fucked with her. But this guy is obviously racist and capable of cold blooded murder. I find it hard to believe he didn't display some of these traits in some manner in the 4 years they were together,  so it makes me wonder about her own character. I'm not accusing her of anything,  but it raises questions.

Yeah, she’s so honest that she tossed her guy under the bus for a bunch of worthless punks... great gal, we all need a woman like that 🙄

@E.B Hunter At the very least, it seems like his racism wasn't a deal breaker for her.

I'm all for condemning bad people, but there's no need to make other unreasonable assumptions based off absolutely no evidence whatsoever.

Now you're just making other wild assumptions, lol. We have no idea if the guy was also a wife killer. For all we know he could have been very tender and caring to his wife.

Even hitler was a dog lover. Some people push their hatred toward select groups, while maintaining relationships well with other's, but yeah, let's paint this guy as bad as possible.

Now you're just making other wild assumptions, lol. We have no idea if the guy was also a wife killer. For all we know he could have been *very* tender and caring to his wife.

Even hitler was a dog lover. Some people push their hatred toward select groups, while maintaining relationships well with other's, but yeah, let's paint this guy as bad as possible.

E.B hunter I don’t know exactly, but she was basically endorsing her racist fiancees behavior and is still with despite him being a racist

@E.B Hunter don't pay her comment no mind, she's just a troll fanning the flames.

I really hope the victims family isn't harboring any negitve feelings for her. She really was a poor soul in the wrong place because of someone she loved and trusted her mental state must of been a mess. She really did the hardest thing anyone could possibly do by testifying against your life partner.

Hers was an extraordinarily compelling testimony.  I'd imagine Dunn's defense lawyers knew he was sunk.

Freddie thats what I was thinking.This dude is scary sick due to arrogance ,people think its not that bad being arrogant ,yet this is it of the very 1st order. She has gotta find someone else, by default.

Serpentine Deity she really is such a good women and deserves a down to earth man. I just feel so bad she had to fall in love with someone just for them to be like this. She does deserve better

@Cierra Rose She deserved better.

This guy was just internally racist and it took a little alcohol to unhinge him. It's not like he got shit-faced, more like his true self came out.

Such a good woman...

When she took the stand her voice just hurt me 😔

She seems so kind and innocent. She didn't do anything wrong and now she's in the unfortunate position of loving a cold-blooded racist murderer and being in the national spotlight. I wish her identity was concealed from the public, that would make sense to me.


For someone who hates "thugs" so much, wildly firing a gun into a car over a petty argument is probably the most thug-like thing you could do.

I think we all know what he means by the word "thugs"

@Fus ion I don't see the original comment as glorifying thugs. He literally just used the idiot's own words against him. It was the asshole who assumed these young men were "thugs" based on their skin. Then he turned around and acted exactly what he accused these young men of being (basing the actions "thugs" are assumed to do). So I see exactly what the comment meant. He acted exactly the way he assumed these boys would act.

@Scratch-O a dog whistle? do you remember 2pac? he brought thug life to the masses. fucking dog whistle hahahaha

@Scratch-O It can be, but I don't think that's the origin of the term or its actual meaning. According to what I found, a "thug" is:

1. a violent person, especially a criminal.
"he was attacked by a gang of thugs"

2. (historical) a member of a group or organization of robbers and assassins in India who waylaid and strangled their victims, usually travelers, and stole their belongings. They were suppressed by the British in the 1830s.

Obviously it's racist to assume all black men are violent criminals, and that appears to be where the confusion arises. But it isn't a purely racist term, any more than "rapist" is - though probably a lot of racists would maliciously apply that pejorative to black and Latino men.

@UC3IuV6bAtWiIdIYE4S4XWrw yeah my guess is he was hammered racist

But also old gen and actually genuinely scared of black people due to reinforced systemic stereotypes that he genuinely and falsely believed to be true

So he massively overreacted and believed his life was at risk.

Either way, still not the cold blooded type of racist looking to kill blacks, just a drunk pssy who is afraid of them for all of the wrong reasons willing to go to extremes if a percieved threat exists

@Demagogue It’s why I stopped working retail I wanted to strangle some customers sometimes.

I was waiting for the officer to say that literally

it was just a kid and wasn’t trying to hurt anybody

@Scratch-O Sneed's Feed and Seed (Formerly Chuck's)

@Fus ion I think you completely missed the point. The op. Wasn’t glorifying thug ness at all. But pointing out the irony of mike Dunn’s disdain for thugs. And acting like a compete thug.

@Suwako Moriya Sorry, you're gonna have to explain this one to me. I know what a "cope" is, but not "dilate" or "seethe."

@Scratch-O Imagine still unironically using the word "racist" on the Internet.

@Adeline First off, language is a constantly evolving system, and currently, the only white people who still get called "thugs" after the eighties are the ones that stand in front of club entrances or next to VIPs. Second, <i>please</i> give me an example of a politician you consider a "far-left extremist."

@Adeline First off, language is a constantly evolving system, and currently, the only white people who still get called "thugs" after the eighties are the ones that stand in front of club entrances or next to VIPs. Second, _please_ give me an example of a politician you consider a "far-left extremist."

@Scratch-O a thug is a criminal. It literally has nothing to do with race. Just because the far left extremists are trying to make it a racist word does not make it so.

Right.
"I hate thugs"
Opens fire at car full of unarmed kids for disrespecting him

@Scratch-O yeah i get the point about thugs & thug music but this guy would have shot white kids regardless because he felt humiliated as the witness said he yelled ""you won't talk to me that way!!"" and shot the kid, so he is that kind of a guy .....

@Fus ion Because as we all know, teenagers implicitly trust adults who tell them what they can and cannot do.

("Thug" is a dog-whistle racist epithet used to refer to black men, and "thug music" is a nonsensical term if you use the word by any other definition. if the exact same events had occurred, but the kids were white, this guy wouldn't have even considered pulling out his gun.)

@Fus ion Because as we all know, teenagers implicitly trust adults who tell them what they can and cannot do.

("Thug" is a dog-whistle racist epithet used to refer to black men, and "thug music" is a nonsensical term if you use the word by any other definition. if the exact same events had occurred, but the kids were white, this guy wouldn't have even _considered_ pulling out his gun.)

Thugs is code for him being racist against young black men. He feels insecure and threatened by them

@Professionally Correct my point is that the original comment glorifies thugs and "thug behavior" by belittling the perpetrator (the most thug thing he could do), i am not defending his actions but "thug behavior" cannot be glorified, at least that's what i think.
Often times this sentence ""is that the most thug thing you can do??"" or similar ones promote violence in teenage boys, you would know it if you have been through, if someone says that , they're taunting you & you being a teenager will most likely act upon that, so don't provoke shit!
the victim here cursed & yelled & maybe threatened mike dunn and he didn't deserve to die for that .....
someone needs to tell teenagers this kind of behavior is dangerous! you never what the other person might or might not do so why not be cautious while in public , instead of confrontation try and avoid it, it doesn't make you a coward, but that contradicts with thug mentality which dictates that if someone tells you to lower the volume of your playing music , you should reply ""fuck that bich , imma kill that bich, i should kil that bich""
why the hell did i write all this.....

i mean what would you do if the dude you asked a second time to turn down the music then says "Yea, I'm talkin to you" and proceeds to pull a gun on you. what would you do if someone was imminently about to shoot you?

Something tells me "Thug" wasn't the word he actually used.

Funny thing these guys are so narcissistic that they think every one else is the bad guy. They are always the victim and are always justify

@Fus ion No clue what your point is here.

He acted abused his exes and pulled guns on them.

people often dislike others because they see their 'bad' traits in them and are ignorant to it

what's the most valiant thug thing to do ? tell me so i can try it...

It's basically the same story as the Lee Roberts case that JCS did. This is just another gun guy who has fantasized so hard about "not being a victim" that he created the threat in his mind to finally live out that hero moment he's been waiting for.

@Navikthered <br>Yeah pretty much anyone who has worked a retail or service industry job has endured far worse. But I guess most people aren’t racist drunks.

@Navikthered
Yeah pretty much anyone who has worked a retail or service industry job has endured far worse. But I guess most people aren’t racist drunks.

This was a guy who couldn't handle what was, at worst, a teen or two in a car telling him to fuck off. I once worked a call center job (claims reporting for a major insurance carrier - the clients called us to report accidents and injuries, we didn't make cold calls, just to clarify.). I regularly got called all sorts of horrible things by irate callers - and to be fair, I think most of the people who went off weren't normally assholes, they were just having a horrible day and emotions run high when you're stressed out. But some were just assholes. And you know, I never went out and shot anyone over getting called things. Mostly I just flipped off the phone during their rants because they couldn't see it and it made me feel better. Maybe take a quick breather after a particularly bad one.

I was in my early 20s when I worked there. I was more a peer of these teens than to Dunn. A grown-ass man couldn't handle being around some noisy teens for the amount of time it took for his fiance to run inside a gas station mini mart. I mean, it's a fucking convenience store. You stop at these places for maybe 10 minutes, tops, if it's busy. You're not hanging around there unless you're an employee, or your car is broken down and you're waiting for a tow.

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“Those animals“ and “I was the victim, but I was also the victor“ tell us a lot of what is going on in this man’s head.

@Philip Craig They are under gunfire and in the middle of escaping on a Moving vehicle after a highly risky J-turn manoever, Please DO ENLIGHTEN me how you dial your phone in that kind of situation.

And we can throw that question back to Dunn. Why he doesn't call the cops when they are blaring loud music? He is in a Convenience Store, not his own yard. He can call the cops and report a Public Disturbance instead of shooting TEN ROUNDS, I repeat TEN .45 ACP PISTOL ROUNDS to 3 unarmed teenage boys on Someone else's Private Property. If I own the store, I will report THE GUY WHO SHOT FIRST. I don't care if a bunch of Kids blare Rap music with 50 Volume and Deepfry level Bass Boost... But, Nobody will play Cowboy on my Store.

And let's say they did have a gun tucked in their truck, DISREGARDING evidence found by LEO. The kids doesn't brandish their gun first, it's Dunn that do it first. Dunn is the Aggresor in this situation. Even if they are packing AKs / ARs, it doesn't matter because Dunn drew and, even SHOT, first

@Sam I sincerely hope you are not vaccinated and have no plans of doing so.

@Cindy Ashley It was a public place. He could have put on his big boy pants and just lived with it for a couple of minutes, yet he went full tantrum. I'll tell you what, I don't like loud noises either, but if I were in his situation, I would have been a sane adult and just ignored it.

He was a software developer, now he's dealing with other guy's hardware in prison.

@goatsmilky Sam is a troll mate. Not worth your time or effort.

@goatsmilky the teenager pointed a gun at him so it wasn't over loud music it was bc they threatened his life after disrespecting their elders' request to turn down the music

@Sam subhuman??? what? he literally killed a teenager over music, lied to try and save his own ass and then proceeded to call himself the victim...

The fact that he sits in jail whining and saying “I’m the fucking victim” and refusing to let the matter go when his fiancée wanted to let it go says a lot about him. Disgusting.

@Cindy Ashley Yes. You missed a lot if this is all you believe happened. Instead of waiting two minutes for his girlfriend to come out and then they could leave or moving to another spot all the parking lot his sense of entitlement went up to another vehicle — gun in hand — telling other people minding their own business to turn the music down. There was also this pesky little thing called murder that took place which is why he is in prison for the rest of his life.

Did I miss something? Did his sense of entitlement go up to strangers on someone else's property to tell them to turn down the music? He's telling people at a convenience store to lower their volume?

@Lincoln Rockwell   Both what? He was a “victim” in this scenario?

@Jazza BigHits who just defended themselves?

@Insidious Vidz He just defended himself

@Insidious Vidz Agreed, I think sociopathy is the best fit.

@Jessie my dog! No worries, 666 is not even close to the most evil thing in this video. Michael Dunn makes 666 look like 420 or 69 and a bouquet of roses by comparison. Lol

@Hot Wheels Truly a sociopath. No empathy whatsoever. Worse still, he even told to the police —and one stand IRRC— that “there was nothing he would have changed different” if he could go back in time. Like, not even roll your window up or just move your car if someone else’s music is making you so mad to the point you want to shoot them? And now you are a murderer spending the rest of your life in prison? Jesus Christ he is twisted.

Exactly right as he said that I was confused 😐 he was clearly boasting about killing the kid

I had the same thought. It’s disturbing that he killed a kid and he calls himself a “victor.”


The way the innocent woman Rhonda shows astronomically more remorse and sorrow for what happened then the ADULT MAN WHO FIRED 10 SHOTS INTO A CAR BECAUSE OF A DISAGREEMENT is absolutely tragic. Rhonda, you're a good lady. I'm sorry you had to experience the trauma of that event. I hope you are able to find peace that you WERE NOT THE CAUSE.

@Frogstarr I was referring to the comment about why Rhonda didn’t try to “ cure” him of being racist.  I never said anything about rendering aid to the victims.  🤦♀

@graygirlful Doesnt take a "miracle worker" to call the police and render aid. it takes a nurse.

@K1LLERBEE11 She did know because this wasn’t the first time he had acted out violently.  He attacked a guy talking on the street curb about Jesus and the Bible, and holding signs.  Dunn took offense to what they were saying, and punched one in the face after screaming at them.  He ran from the scene ( go figure), but was recognized by others that witnessed it.  The victim refused to press charges so Dunn was never charged.  They broke up after this for a short period.  He referred to this in their jail audio calls once.

shes not a victim. she knew the guy for 4 years... she clearly knew and was content with marrying a racist animal with anger issues.

@Deborah Hershey She’s a nurse, not a miracle worker.

@Michael May its no fault of hers. The guy did the shooting and killed the kid. He was hoping to get away with it thats why he was shouting to her to get in the  car she didn't even know what day it was. She a good woman she has not lied for him

@Анастасия Сенцова Чем ты докажешь?

@Анастасия Сенцова Чем ты докажешь?

@Nick Dimitre how can you look at all the evidence in this video and think he's not?

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@Анастасия Сенцова How can you look at all the evidence presented in this video and think he's innocent?

@Анастасия Сенцова Maybe innocent of not being guilty.

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@Анастасия Сенцова Well his 90 years + life prison sentence would suggest otherwise. He's only innocent by his own claims, claims which were disproven in court and he has no support on (Even from his fiance)

A smart person would have ignored the music and waited for his fiance which took about 10 minutes to come out the store and just proceed on. Or if the music was that loud go in the store and wait, or better yet move to another. A dead teenage and life in prison all over his ego.

@Stepping On Legos Well, you are mistaken, I suggest rewatching it. Around 35 minutes is where the officers say that the friends said the guy was mouthing off but no one said anything about the kid saying he was going to kill him. 37 minutes is when the officers also tell him that no one in the parking lot heard it either(While also specifying that they are independent witnesses).  I'd also suggest rewatching the testimony from the other guys in the car from the start of the video because they didn't say what you think they said.

And if it's not a disagreement, what is it? They didn't agree on the volume of the music, that is the whole cause of this. He wanted them to turn it down and the kid he killed wanted to keep it loud and when they didn't turn it back down and mouthed off too much, he shot at them. All of his claims about it being self defense were proving to be BS (No gun in the car or anything that could have looked like a pipe, the trajectory of the bullet holes proved they weren't getting out of the car like he claimed and he continued to fire when they were trying to get away). If there had been anything that could collaborate his claim that his life was threatened, he wouldn't have gotten 90 years for attempted murder and life for murder.

So yes, it started as a disagreement, and Dunn took it way too far. It wasn't self defense from a death threat.

@Arcade Rat I clearly remember one of the teenager’s testimonies claiming that one of them did indeed say something along the lines of “lets kill him”. If I’m to be mistaken, it’s still ultimately not a disagreement as OP suggested

@Stepping On Legos According to him the teenagers made a threat on his life but there's no proof of that. The officer interviewing him even says that none of the others in the car said they heard that(but did admit to the guy mouthing off at him in other ways). Even Dunn doesn't even seem sure of it and points out that he could barely hear them. He even claimed they had a gun to try to prove his point, which just proved to be BS. Even according to his own statement, it was really only one of the teenagers that was being an ass about the music(the others turned it off at first and it was just that one guy mouthing off about it)

The teenagers weren't bullying a grown ass man. A grown ass man couldn't handle that someone didn't respect his request and ended up shooting them over nothing.

@Frogstarr You mischaracterize the entire situation with that analogy. It wasn't in question that Dunn that had asked, not ordered, that the music be turned down. It's not in question that when he asked for it to be turned down, he didn't describe it as "thug" music or whatever equivalent of "hillbilly" you're trying to draw from.
He requested that the music be turned down, which was turned back up after a moment, then the teenagers made a threat to his life.
It seems as though the teenagers, as unjustified the shooting was, who were the ones who were doing the bullying.

@Stepping On Legos Imagine some Black guy comes up to you, and orders you and your friends to turn your hillbilly music down. And when you dont, you argue. You threaten him so he kills a couple of your friends. Would you say its your fault?Easiest way to figure out bullying is to work out who approached who.

@Stepping On Legos shots ring out in the parking lot

don't worry baby let's just go back to the hotel and drink some rum

@Stepping On Legos *shots ring out in the parking lot*

*don't worry baby let's just go back to the hotel and drink some rum*

@Michael May you really blame her to be confused and scared in the moment from the gunshots outside and her husband’s story that they may come after them? When it isn’t clear to anyone at that point that someone did get hurt? Cognitive dissonance is insane for you

Ah yes, she contacted the authorities and as a nurse stopped to render aid... Oh wait, she didn't do jack shit until they were caught... She may not be criminally liable but morally, she fucked up beyond what I'd consider to be acceptable and she sure as FUCK is no saint that I hope will be able to find peace.

@Stepping On Legos If that is true, then he should simply walk away. Its a store not his front lawn. He goes in, cant hear it anymore, buys a bottle of wine and drives off. Instead he pulls out a gun and starts blasting away. Youre acting like playing music is way worse than murder. Youre insane. Or racist. Probably both.

@Frogstarr He confronted them aggressively? Was it not in question the fact that he asked the teens to turn the music down- to which it prompted the threat response? My only dog in this fight is the idea that this was a "disagreement" as OP puts it as.

@Stepping On Legos After he confronted them aggressively. If true I'd interpret that as a veiled threat by a kid, wanting the ADULT to leave them alone.

@ECsix He was threatened though? I distinctly remember the victim's friends recounting during witness testimony that his friend admittedly uttered "lets kill him" towards the start of this video. Was it or was it not in contention?

@Stepping On Legos It was a murder.  He wasn't threatened.

@Deborah Hershey yeah, there's no way she didn't know he's a racist in the time she knew him. But she still shouldn't feel guilty for his actions.

It wasnt a disagreeement. A racist committed a hate crime.

She knew he was a racist!  As a nurse, what did she do to heal him?

I agree. She shouldn't have to feel guilty for what  <b>he</b> did!

I agree. She shouldn't have to feel guilty for what  *he* did!


Him calling himself the ‘victor’ really shows his true character.

@Joshua Carter victim victor same difference right?

I do not live in the USA so i'm not well informed about the law there, but, as far as i can assume, the kids were in an open space, he was the one who parked next to them and proceeded telling them to turn the music down?

I know right, I thought his name was Mike

@Ante But they didn't. If you paid attention, in the video it is stated there is forensic proof none of them ever left the car as the doors were not opened. Plus only the shooter said the kid threatened to kill him, all other witnesses said he just cussed him out.

@Phil thy and that gives them the right to beat and possibly try to kill him?

@Elia Elirko with zero prior convictions

@Joshua Carter he said "I was the victim...but also the victor" it's in the same phrase

@Elia Elirko He already knew that. Even more disgusting.

@Gib Bogle he said "VICTIM"....  Not Victor.

Yep. You really got the nail on the head on that one. He wanted to be the man and win the argument the laziest way possible.

Closet racist “thug music” he probably said something worse but his bird made it less racist

Multiple times during this you can see a glimmer of pride in him over what appears to be getting one for “his side”. Putrid human.

@Gib Bogle even after he learned the fact that nobody was armed and they were kids


This poor lady, every time she speaks it’s so quivery, I feel so bad for her. She just wanted to take care of her puppy and have some wine and pizza, which is exactly what most of us want in the end, and she has to deal with all of this. Tragic

@Kenny J Calling rap "thug" music is not racist. The word "thug" is not even remotely a word that is specifically used to refer to black people, and there are plenty of non-black people that listen to rap music. While I personally wouldn't refer to it in such a manner, I would imagine that anyone who calls it "thug music" is likely referring to the overwhelming number of rap songs with lyrics that glorify violence and illegal/contrary activity.

@Comment section guy
yoo im going to break this down if thats cool

>'Yes but it makes it thug music. They talk about being thugs and doing thug things.'
People claiming to be hard criminals wouldn't then make all of their music thug music inherently unless they meet the required standards as specified by you here. It just means they claim to be thugs. That's pretty much it.

>'And I said “if it was what I think it was” because it’s really the only music I hear played loudly and that I play loudly.'
With all due respect that's a really bad reason to assume it's inherently about crime, there's pop, vocaloid, raps that aren't about crime but daily issues or social issues, rock, etc. that can be played loudly. Some people just turn on the radio and blast whatever's on.

>'I really don’t know why you brought that up like I can’t suspect something without knowing it.'
Because you said the same thing to me.

>'The guy is no doubt racist and a piece of shit, but in general, calling trap music “thug music” isn’t wrong, let alone racist.'
Agreed but again, given he has a background of being racist and these kids came back from the mall/have a clean record [as specified in the video], meaning they're at least somewhat sociable/probably don't look up to criminals. Basically it's unlikely, but I agree that calling trap music thug music isn't racist. Because it isn't.

Her whining about having a horrible trip home after the shooting.  I have zero sympathy for her.

Her whining about having a horrible trip home after the shooting.  I have zero sympathy for her.

@Comment section guy also ' On top of that a lot of rappers call themselves thugs.' doesn't really make them thugs and is pretty off topic and we could very much know given there were other witnesses in the parking lot.

@Comment section guy And I'm saying you couldn't know either and given the guys description of the teenagers [i.e calling them 'animals'], he probably assumed it was thug music off of the basis of what they look like or just the fact that it could be hip-hop. Though again to refer to the latter, this guy said some typical dog whistle shit about the teenagers he attacked unprovoked.

I don't know why you mention drill music separately from trap either because it's a sub genre of the sub genre, that being hip-hop. Like you couldn't know either so why're you going ' if it was what I think it was' and then saying 'but we don’t know that' in the same comment? Bit odd innit?

@Kenny J She is a suspected white supremacist. She's guilty by association. She also has no problem with his white supremacists epithets. So I feel the same way about her as I do him.

@Comment section guy Pretty sure it is though lol

@Comment section guy Pretty sure it is though lol

@Comment section guy with all due respect that doesn't warrant or justify a grown man shooting at children he parked next to.

@Titvn Gaming Yes you are correct, she is not at fault for this kid dying, but enabling racism is a big reason it still exists. It doesn't mean she's racist, however glancing over racist remarks helps people like him justify them.

tbh the lady is smart af. She folded like a wet paper bag because she had met the real him. From her demeanor and actions I would say she's unquestionably been a victim of abuse, either in the past or ongoing. She saw her chance to get him out of her life.

@Kenny J I noticed the 'I know 'being said alot..here's the thing, I doubt if she called him out on his racism he wud stop..its how he is . And from expericne being around ppl with his temper etc it's easier to just say 'I know ' rather than get into a disagreement with them as they are a lot of work..she seems very timid and gentle spoken, doesn't seem she'd be able to handle herself around him

@Titvn Gaming I clarified in the original comment I don't think it was her fault. Just that dating a racist garners less sympathy from me.

@Titvn Gaming thank you for explaining that so well

@Titvn Gaming thank you for explaining that so well

Guess what guys, people are accountable for their own actions and a wife saying I know isn’t enabling someone to try and gun down kids

@Kenny J I feel slightly dumber after reading your comment

@Kenny J I feel slightly dumber after reading your comment

@BT GKG96 I get that Thug music is a label for Rap and I don't want to debate if it's racist or not. But if you are arrested for shooting at a black kid sitting in front of a black investigator, why would you ever make a statement that could even slightly be taken as racist? Did he hope the investigator would go "oh they listened to thug music? Guess it must be self defense then"

@Kenny J Not liking rap doesnt make you racist. neither does thinking its "thug music". I know many old black folks that think the same

@Kenny J  could you please explain why calling certain music ‘thug’ is racist? I’m not trying to be condescending or rude, I’d genuinely like to know so I don’t offend anyone and can tell anyone who might say it why they shouldn’t call it that either (not that I usually go around calling anything thug anyway, but still). Hope this didn’t come off as rude. Thanks :)

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson Lol come on man that is such a slimy comment. You are pretty blatantly insinuating that OP doesn't care about the victims because they didn't specifically mention them.

The original comment was upvoted so much because so many others sympathized with this woman.

Everyone feels terrible about the deceased, it's ok to recognize secondary victims of tragedies.

This seems so obvious but it seems like some people refuse to accept people feeling sympathy for more than just the primary victim.

@Kenny J 95% of rap is Thug music. They literally say it themselves in just about all their songs. And I’ve been listening to rap since the early 90s and am a huge fan.

She didn’t call the police, that’s not what most of us want in the end.

She didn’t call the police, that’s not what most of us want in the end.

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson Man shut up.  He doesn't have to make a list .. he was pointing out the demeanor of the wife

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson Man shut up.  He doesn't have to make a list .. he was pointing out the demeanor of the wife

@KateMich12 well, as someone who isn’t single, the thought of watching them go through trial being charged with attempted murder that I knew they committed, it’d effect me incredibly negatively, so I can empathize with her.

There's no shortage of upstanding  black people that would also characterize some rap as "thug" music and they wouldn't be wrong (or racist) for having that view.

@leonardo Moreno Aragón Their point is more so that he uses thugs to describe innocent black teenagers playing an unspecified genre of music and simply labeling the music 'thug music' on the basis of it being played by black people or relating to the culture of black people is really racist, especially considering thugs are defined as criminals. I don't think Kenny said she was racist either, just that the wife was passive and a sort of enabler to some extent.

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson How is that in any way helpful? If you want me to continue with your logic, why are you heartless monster disregarding the family of the kid who died, completely on purpose, of course?

If you want a complete recollection of what happened and who the victims are, then you should watch the video, not try to expect a complete report of events accounting for all people in the story in a two line comment.

@Kenny J He definitely was, this kind of racist rage takes years to grow. He likely always makes racist remarks around her the only justification for her being his fiancé anyways is, that he probably was at least emotionally abusive to her. Which seems plausible but he also might not have been emotionally abusive to her at all so that's important to remember.

*edit nvm just watched entire thing. the only time she showed remorse was when it had to do with her murderer fiance.

@Kathryn Stull Yes, exactly,. It's hard to know. I don't understand either.

@Kathryn Stull Yes, exactly,. It's hard to know. I don't understand either.

@leonardo Moreno Aragón Yeah I'm not saying she herself was racist or that everyone has to love rap, but calling rap "thug" music is a racist remark itself.

@Kenny J i mean, you can or can not like certain types of music. if i dont like RAP or Jazz (music that is part of the afroamerican culture) becouse of the rithyms am i racist?. if i dont like Banda wich is the most commun mexican music of ranchs, am i racist to the mexicans? i dont think she was racist. after all, she came out and did the right thing, even if that mean to lose her lofe of her life

@Kenny J Yes. Everybody has to do way, way, way better than this, even poor Rhonda. Racism speaks to character, it's foundational. It's not a quirk. It's very puzzling that she could overlook it if she's not racist herself, unless maybe he hid it at first. It wouldn't be a stretch to imagine him as abusive, at least emotionally, and I suppose she could have had difficulty leaving once his true character came out. Just speculating, because I don't quite understand people like this.

Imagine she goes on to marry one of the victims later, that would be the funniest "fuck you" towards Michael Dunn

Imagine she goes on to marry one of the victims later, that would be the funniest "fuck you" towards Michael Dunn

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson I agree... I feel bad for both the lady and the kid and the kid's friends... even those who survived.  I think Stone was just hitting on one of the many nails.  You hit on another.   Neither of you are wrong.  I do truly feel for that woman though, because not only did she do the right thing, but that was (is) her fiance.   She had to feel so damn conflicted in that moment.  It doesn't lessen what happened to the kid, no... but I think we've all been in situations where we've been split in two, and that woman is totally split in two.  Just hurts to see so outwardly how hard it was to do the right thing... maybe not hard to choose the right thing, but to endure doing it despite the pain.  It's just all too real in her expression of emotion.  I know I'd feel the same for the survivors of the victim.

@Kenny J I get the sense that she has likely had to sit through many rants in the past few years she knew him and "I know" was her way of avoiding it without his anger shifting to her for "not caring" or "not listening".

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson Let us all listen to the godly wisdom of Kojo Degraft-Johnson, that governs who everyone is allowed to feel sympathy for and all other matters in the universe

@Leader of Communist China look, granted it’s fair to sympathise with her but the reality is, life goes on for her yes she’s been apart of a tragic situation but in my opinion most of if not all the sympathy should be with the victim and his family that’s all I’m saying. Credit to her for doing the right thing.

I would feel the same but I have slightly less sympathy because at the beginning when her fiancé said he doesn't like the "thug music" she said she knows, meaning he's been racist in front of her before. Maybe if that kind of attitude wasn't acceptable from the beginning he wouldn't have been so comfortable shooting teenagers in front of her. I don't know, it's not like it's her fault at all, but I personally would just never feel comfortable spending my life with someone so openly racist.

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson ayy man, one guy points out one thing in a video. Obviously we cant expect everyone to point out everything in a video just so they can make a statement about one part of it, thats unrealistic.

@Kojo Degraft-Johnson reall I feel just awful for everyone in this situation with the exception of one obvious person

Yes the poor lady, AND the poor kid who lost his life?

Yes the poor lady, AND the poor kid who lost his life?


i'm proud of her for being real. sometimes you got to throw someone under the bus they been waiting for

Luvmuffin McBangalot 🚌 l will ride this bus all day looooooong

The bus they built, stuck a brick under the gas pedal and stood in front of.


Just imagine the sorrow, the agony  and the remorse his son would feel on  his every wedding anniversary, that very same day his dad shot and murdered an unarmed teenager.  I feel so sorry for his son, but more so for the young life of Jordan that was lost so early and senselessly, my heart aches for Jordan and his parents.

@Paul Knoll are you like 10 years old you really shouldn’t be on this channel.

@Pixietoria Well it's weird to be partly self aware about your mistakes and still contradict yourself in the same comment, unless you like to "make an ass of me and you". Not every assumption is baseless, and you know it. Proof is you knew what I'd assume and I knew what you'd assume. It's not about being a fortune teller as you've seen and proven yourself in this very comment section. Therefore you know you're wrong about the assumptions part.

@Random guy with a baseball batte
I have no pretences. But you can hold whatever scenarios you have about me in your head - I have no desire to defend those perceived inaccuracies - and it’s clear those assumptions will cloud whatever I actually write here so I shan’t engage further. You have misunderstood and redirected at every comment.

I was genuinely trying to have a discussion of ideas not have a ridiculous “me against you” fight. Hence I won’t engage in assumptions you have about me. I’m secure enough to not get dragged down with ad hominem attacks. [cue you analysing my use of the term “ad hominem”]

Remember this insightful old adage; it may be useful:

To assume makes an ass of me and you.

Take care and have a wonderful weekend. X

@Pixietoria And I already answered. If you see anything more to it as you pretended initially, let me know.

@Random guy with a baseball batte I have literally restated what I was curious about from your initial exchange serveral times. In xoMillzxo's original words: "How did you become a fortune teller?!?"

@Pixietoria And still you didn't go on and clearly said what you think I implied. So much words to say nothing, for, as I suspect, either a reason of ego or attention craving.

@Pixietoria Well then, you're also judging out of your experience, so how come is it wrong that I have opinions about my experiences ? Don't you see it's kind of hypocritical ? Also judging the age of someone because of his opinion, that's so much more mature, let me applaude you sarcastically, congratulations.

@Random guy with a baseball batte btw - I've explained already that my first comment was on the back of the exchange between yourself and xoMillzxo. It wasn't clear initially so I explained that already. If you read that exchange back and then my first comment it should make sense, but if it doesn't, then it doesn't really matter because I've highlighted the same question for you since.

@Random guy with a baseball batte
Simply put:

What you haven't explained is how you know enough about the victim to say he was a "dumb thug who would probably end up a criminal". Not "people like him" (whatever that means...) but Jordan Davis himself. The person you wrote your inital statement about.

If your opinion is based on his one interaction before the shooting then I don't see anything in that that isn't typical and very common inconsiderate teenage behaviour myself. That sort of thing is not necessarily an indication of how someone is likely to turn out in my experience. I don't know how old you are, so maybe you don't recall what it's like being a teenager and how badly they can often behave. If it's based on more than that then I can't see why you wouldn't share. I've not been able to find much information about him myself.

@Random guy with a baseball batte

You made a statement about the victim that didn’t have an obvious chain of reasoning behind it, so it’s likely people might want to understand where that conclusion comes from. Especially since it’s the same conclusion Michael Dunn came to. Reading this thread I was personally hoping you might explain how you came to your conclusion - you seem to know things about the victim and his probable future but don’t say why.

However, you do appear interested in making assumptions about the people asking rather than expanding on your own statement. That actually explains it better than any direct answer you could provide tbh.

Dictionaries are available if you don’t understand all of the words I’ve used.

Have a good day. :)

@Pixietoria Then why bother commenting if you're not interested ? Seems pointless to me.

@Pixietoria Why bother using big words if it's to say pretty much nothing ? It doesn't make you sound smarter to people who understand the words you use. If you didn't think anything of it, you wouldn't have commented in the first place.

And also I did explain my stance quite clearly, you're just the one assuming there's more to it, and then refusing to elaborate, therefore confirming my point.

@Random guy with a baseball batte <br>(*Assumptions about  the people discussing the ideas aren’t particularly interesting to me.)

@Random guy with a baseball batte
(*Assumptions about  the people discussing the ideas aren’t particularly interesting to me.)

@Random guy with a baseball batte
I’m just observing a public exchange that contained a few logical fallacies I was curious to understand but if you don’t want to say why you came to your original conclusions on the victim it doesn’t really interest me further.

I’ve not actually said what my stance is. Was merely questioning yours because it pertains to understanding the same viewpoint as the murderer in this case.

I’m not really into speculating about where someone is coming from. I’d rather people explain their stance themselves because that’s more interesting and educationally worthwhile.

I’ve not made any assumptions about you other than observing your interactions (on a public forum). Ideas are interesting to me. Assumptions about people aren’t particularly.

Enjoy your day.

@Pixietoria I do, otherwise I would not post a very unpopular, almost insulting in the head of some people, idea. Think what you want, if you're not ready to go through your own opinion until the end yourself that's fine but it's kind of ironic in itself.

@Random guy with a baseball batte I was pointing out that your reaction to xoMillzxo's question was disingenuous.

Maybe you need to have more courage in your own ideas.

@Pixietoria As what ? Tell me more, have some courage in your ideas since you're commenting anyway.

Rhonda didn't deserve any of this either.

Rhonda didn't deserve any of this either.

@Random guy with a baseball batte There was a lot more in your comment than generalised notions about rappers and thugs.

@xoMillzxo Ironically you calling me racist for saying rappers in the hoods become thugs, is implying blacks become thugs, therefore YOU are racist.

@Random guy with a baseball batte I think you’re about to be the next Mike Dunn

@Random guy with a baseball batte Racist much?!? How did you become a fortune teller?!?

I played world of Warcraft with his son when I was in middle school and through high school. Crazy how all this transpired

@Paul Knoll Yeah, thanks for confirming my thoughts.

@Random guy with a baseball batte cringe

@Random guy with a baseball batte cringe

@Paul Knoll Any child who must say "cringe" is himself cringe

@Stephane Well, of course I meant that this anniversary sadness is nothing compared to the sorrow of the parents of the victims. They have to live with that horrible sorrow to the rest of their lives, and I feel so bad for them. And I meant that this wedding couple must also feel so horrible because of the victims. As they should. I would.

@𝑪𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒆 ॐ da hell with that . Someone innocent was murdered!! Anniversary day ?!! That’s 1 / 365 days . Tell that to the parents of the victim

He murdered a dumb thug who like his friends were probably going to become criminals like many rappers in the hood, no biggie for his son I think he will recover.

@Morgan Quiles I just report them and move along. They live off of getting a rise out of folks but it's all so pedantic.

@Tig Knight is it possible? Yes. Is it likely? Probably. Do you know for certain? No. So shush

He has heard his father talk he has shown signs, that he was this way.

@YouTube has Taken over my life why assume

@YouTube has Taken over my life why assume

Yeah, I feel sorry too. His wedding anniversary should be happy and full of pleasant memoris. It's everything but that. ;~;


Not once did he apologise for murdering that kid. On the contrary, he made a point to show he was remorseless. Even calling the victim a 'SOB" in court with his greiving parents watching on. Abhorrent.


I hope Rhonda is okay and is doing well in life.


We all can feel safer now thanks to the music police


One thing I know, guilty or not i’m not talking if I ever get brought into an interrogation room haha


I love that he has to listen to rap in prison 🤣🤣


Thank You...Jordan's Law!! Rest in Paradise! We gonna pump one for you and your memory!!


Everybody's a tough guy with a loaded gun.
We all suffer from moments of disassociation from reality where our better part is submerged in anger, perhaps momentary irrational hate while venting.
Good reasons not to posses a loaded gun.


The judge should have said "You're Dunn, buddy"

lol! Stop hole Dunn out on us buddy! I'm Dunn playing games with you. No court will ever par Dunn you for this! Don't you tell me this was a sud Dunn death situation.  You must feel pretty Dunn right now?


Killed a kid over loud music, I’m so glad his girl didn’t try to cover for him. Then the most ironic thing he considers himself a victim.


the racial overtones of this case are baffling. had those boys been white, this wouldnt have happened


"It was a 9mm or a .45, it was a large caliber"

Lmao dude clearly knows nothing about guns


I'm very glad the verdict was first degree murder resulting in life without parole.


“Car load of thugs” the fear of black people is wild


That's exactly why people say, "Never give a Gun to a Child"<br>A foolish Adult child in this case.

That's exactly why people say, "Never give a Gun to a Child"
A foolish Adult child in this case.


Well, we really have lost the plot! I do not feel sorry for anyone here, they are all casualties of sick system that was put into play many moons ago, I will pray for all, and hope as humans we will do better!


I feel so bad for her.. im sure she feels like she’s at fault. If she hadn’t want to stop..


“Waiting for the wink”… At this point he doesn’t even believe his story


I wonder about this guys past record of violence or other issues. He is def. unstable.


How can he hear what they’re saying if they turned up their music?


You know what's so scary? There are people out there that have done exactly what this person has done or worse and did get a lawyer. So yes... People like this are walking the street still..


Even in that mug shot you can see the smug smirk on his face. Utter evil


I feel sorry for Rhonda. She seemed so nice


“Do I need to get a lawyer? Sounds like I’m in some deep shit.”   Nooooo shit….you just murdered someone’s child.


"I know the scriptures say Not judge lest ye be judged, but Im just gunna come out and say it...this Michael Dunn guy, hes a real jerk!"


He just does not appear to have the requisite IQ. He should have asked for an attorney once warned. His speech does not appear to make him appear like the sharpest knife in the rack.


So sorry for the victim's family. Pointless, pointless incident. Moral of the story: don't drive if you can't handle other drivers. Respect to RR. Eta: this guy's horrible.


I can't even count the amount of times I stopped at a gas station with friends after coming back from the mall as teens. Never once new my life was in danger.

@fred bloggs it's all just "to" much for me "too" handle 😅🤣

@Sterling Archer Ha! Another of my pet hates. I tell them, there is yore, yaw, your and you're and it usually blows their minds. Oh and then there's the people who don't know their theres from their they'res!

@fred bloggs hahaha yes " your" right ( see what I did there......?)

@Sterling Archer Fuck dude, I lost that cause about ten years ago. Be happy if a poster gets to, two and too right!

It needs to happen just once....one time in the fabric of the universe. Be happy, that it is the way it is and your life was never in danger!


It sucks what he did, sounds like hes in a fog, I am sad for the victims.... I would have said I am going to speak to a lawyer


“ I was so scared so I shot 4 more times... yes as they fled.” <br>Unbelievable

“ I was so scared so I shot 4 more times... yes as they fled.”
Unbelievable


someone taunts Michael after playing loud music

Michael: I am literally being attacked I better shoot

*someone taunts Michael after playing loud music*

Michael: I am literally being attacked I better shoot


This guy looks like the definition of "Looking for a fight" definitely tries to fight dads who cut in line at Dairy Queen or something.


Rhonda is a wonderful human being and I'm so glad this racist pos is not getting out of jail to bother her ever again. <br>She did the right thing and her conscious is clear

Rhonda is a wonderful human being and I'm so glad this racist pos is not getting out of jail to bother her ever again.
She did the right thing and her conscious is clear


This case pisses me off, he is a POS , there was no logical reason for him to pull out a gun


I'm confused by his motive though - I guess because he had a gun so he wanted to be a tough guy and just started firing?

Literally 'so anyway, I started blasting'?


This comment is late but I think at some point his wife was trying to make sure her husband wouldn't get caught and was aware at that moment of how bad the situation actually was when she heard someone mentioning about it as her response was tell her husband and for them to go home together.