It was so incredibly satisfying seeing the detectives defend the black young men, and totally demolishing this asshole’s “they’re black and violent” defense. Being black and listening to rap music does not automatically mean we are violent or thugs. I don’t know which is worse, the fact that he thought he was going to weasel his way out of this, or that he thought he would outsmart the detectives with his lies.

@No Name are you dense? yes it is an inference which is based off clear repeated instances where the suspect calls the victims thugs or dangerous.

@Doomhuntress886 Gaming People are people. Whatever frailty one finds in one ethnic group, they'll find all the rest.

Everyone of Color that I've met has been very sweet and kind. Loud, but very kind

He never made that argument, you inferred that on top without any clear evidence exhibiting exactly the kind of prejudice you accuse him of. Was he in the wrong in the case? Obviously yes and got his due for that justly.

@DezertFox No it doesn’t come down to presentation, it comes down to your implicit biases.

@child of cascadia It comes down to presentation. Thug life is criminality. When anyone sees any person of any ethnic persuasion present as a thug listening to this stuff, the guard goes up. In Dunn's case it was his only real opportunity to create a narrative after his short fuse ended the rest of his life.

You can totally see the look on he racists face at 36:16 when he hears that the kids werent criminals and had no criminal record. Its like at that moment it just then occurs to him that they were just teenagers being teenagers.

Hes waiting for the cops to say they were criminals and then the cops tell them that none of them have a record and he kinda does a surprised half nod.

So its pretty obvious he saw young black guys playing hip hop loudly and his racist beliefs kicked off and those innocent teens got shot. Nothing else but pure racism  - stereotypes about young black guys.

 Im so glad the detectives called him on it instead of letting it slide because hes an "upstanding citizen white man being terrified by the scary black male teenagers" as he so desperately tried to portray himself.


The honesty of Rhonda should absolutely be commended. The levels are basically unheard of in a situation like that.

Yeahhh... nah.. its pretty normal for a person in a similar situation as hers to be completely honest and compliant with the investigators.... :d

@Bobo Hobo  Dude you don't know me so don't even try. I was just talking about in the situation she was married to a most people seem to go with the ride or die thing.

What Kind of people are you hanging with? ?? Its not only basic human decency , its basic common sense since it would bei idiotic to lie in front of a judge. She does the normal thing and you people are in awe for that. Makes me wonder. Also, she was engaged to that human. She had no problem with his values until it came to this. Most people I know would tell the truth here. For the above mentioned reasons. Get some new friends, have different standards maybe?

@Kyle Vernon I'm not saying I'd marry the woman just that the level of honesty is rare af


“I’m the victim here”<br>I can’t believe this guy. A teenager died. What an evil prick

“I’m the victim here”
I can’t believe this guy. A teenager died. What an evil prick

Narcissists actually perceive things in a manner that makes them the victim or makes them less at fault. <br>You can literally be doing nothing, minding your own business, and a narcissist can imagine you threatening them in some way. That’s my mother and father. So I know it’s true.

Narcissists actually perceive things in a manner that makes them the victim or makes them less at fault.
You can literally be doing nothing, minding your own business, and a narcissist can imagine you threatening them in some way. That’s my mother and father. So I know it’s true.

@Lee Davies Means nothing to a homicidal sociopath.

@Lee Davies of course he did nothing wrong. The world is so much safer now thanks to the brave actions of the music police. I'll be sure to let everyone know regardless of the type of music you like don't ever play it loud enough to offend anyone or you might lose your life by the hands of the music police.


A great documentary about this case is “3 1/2 minutes 10 bullets” It’s all there, interviews with Jordan’s family and friends paint a picture of a typical teenager. Non- violent, good kid, not a thug as the defendant assumed. Interviews after the crime with police, neighbors of Dunn and even more eye opening jail house phone calls between he and Rhonda. It’s no surprise he’s a racist but to hear him spell it out during these phone calls? He dug his own grave!! If you’re interested in this case it’s a must see. I do hope Rhonda has found some peace, she did the right thing. 💜


That woman, his ex-fiance, is one hell of a strong woman. Not too many people would be able to do what she did for the sake of having justice on a stranger's behalf.

She's a nurse. I'm not surprised; she did the right thing. If she lied, it would eaten her alive.

What do you mean not many people would do that? Be honest?! I’m seriously wondering. I may be sheltered living in ND my whole life lol, but is the consensus REALLY that this genuinely wonderful woman is in a small population of people who would be honest in a court setting? Who would lie for this situation? Why would she? Lie in Court for what? I don’t know why this is too much for me lol 😆 Is humanity as a whole really that debased that they would lie in court to protect their partner for murdering another human? I’d love statistics, but then maybe not :(

@joanna n  maybe it was both. When was the last time you didn’t have conflicting emotions yourself?

no the fuck she's not, she fled the scene right with him and it seems coddled his racism for a long time. the only reason she decided to get "justice on a strangers behalf" was to avoid getting charges of her own

I’ve seen many comments about her character. Yours is the one that captures the essence of why she is so admirable.

@cybernetic ghost of christmas past from the future  Honestly kinda scared of you

Is it really that hard to believe that a human being would be against murder of another? What's more interesting is she probably was a victim of dv.

Or she just didnt want to get arrested for obstruction of justice.

Or she just didnt want to get arrested for obstruction of justice.

@lockandloadlikehell so you are a ghost?

@lockandloadlikehell so you are a ghost?

Saying that she's "strong" for testifying sounds true enough but it also implies that she'd be "weak" for not testifying, which I don't think would be the case. If the detectives put the screws on her saying she would go to jail unless she testified against her man, and she said "fuck you, I ain't no snitch."... that's weakness? Nah. That would make her kinda a badass in a way. What did she risk by taking the stand? Michael Dunn going to call his homies from the software company? Is she in witness protection now?

I mean she certainly did the right thing getting justice for the victim's family; without her testimony that he had never mentioned a weapon, there may have been reasonable doubt that the men in the red truck could have threatened him with a weapon and gotten rid of it before the cops showed up. Perhaps the charges would have been dropped to manslaughter and reckless endangerment and he'd be out in a couple of years on good behavior. I think Rhonda was just rightfully disgusted with what had happened plus possibly facing her own charges, so what she did was relatively easy.

@Ryan McBride
I was thinking the same about her just leaving the scene of a shooting incident and fleeing the city after it became clear, someone has died. I think she got very lucky / the police was very understanding of her situation.
But since they apparently never discussed any defense plan before being interrogated separately (!) by the police, there was absolutely no way to come up with a story that would have helped him.

The prosecution may have put some pressure on Rhonda. After all, she was technically an accessory to murder when she fled the scene and then the city with him and made no attempt to report the shooting or to encourage him to do so, and very possibly would have kept it secret forever if other witnesses hadn't seen their license plate. It's not much but it'd be enough to convince her to testify in exchange for immunity.

Not really, she just wanted his money lol.

Not really, she just wanted his money lol.

@Scarlet "depend on them for money"
That's a shit excuse for the morally bankrupt
Christ, I starved for 3 months and never once considered stealing

Not at all she didn't have much of a choice, she was nervous I get it but I certainly wouldn't call her strong

@cody davis You must be trolling. Quit embarrassing yourself.

@cody davis You must be trolling. Quit embarrassing yourself.

Why are the replies under this comment incredibly annoying? I wanna say something else, but I don’t know what to say ‘cause it’s all stupid.

@Scarlet I understand what youre saying but i think her being financially independent had anything to do with why she told the true. I think she told the truth because she's just that kind of person. The fact that she is a nurse is more indicative of the fact that she is a moral human being.

I have empathy for her, but she shouldn't have been with such a garbage person in the first place.

heck i wouldn’t wanna be with a murderer either

heck i wouldn’t wanna be with a murderer either

@cody davis i wouldn't say Weird describes how you're acting in these comments. psychotic fits much better.

Scarlet how the fuck do you know her reason? Is it not possible she just did the right thing and told the truth because she’s a good person?

I totally agree with you but in all honesty i wouldn't try to cover up the murder of a congresswoman's only child either... that shit gets a little assassiny...

Someone died, and if you lie only to benefit yourself, that's disgusting. Sure it might be harder to tell the truth in circumstances. But it reflects more in who you are as a person and not what you're going through. To her, her fiance almost died that day... but something much worse then death

@Cody Davis Here I know how much the last word means to you girls, so i'll be the bigger troll and walk away.

cybernetic ghost of christmas past from the future

@Cody Davis Using two accounts to troll? You might be smarter than I gave you credit for.

@Cody Davis The guy you are responding to, likes World of warcraft, anime, the simpsons, and skillet..... I don't know the definition of a neet, just kidding I do, but I think you are being tricked. You are siding with the nutjob......he still lives at home... I did a quick search And found every youtube comment he ever made, using that I was able to figure out where he lives, and narrow down the different cody davis's on social media. He made his youtube email private, so likely that was his most commonly used email, once I got that you can find so many sites he has signed up for. The funny thing is, you forget some of the things you have said online. Sometimes you say things that narrow down where you live. Love from St petersburg.

@cody davis Could I recommend you a nice christian band? My 13 year old loves skillet. They are hardcore while still staying true to jesus, you can hear the religious subtext in their lyrics!

A few questions you might want to be prepared for, are you a creature of habit? Does change upset you? Do you feel like you need patterns in your daily routine?  how do you handle conflict? Do you feel the need to join niche groups as a way to justify/validate your own feeling of exclusion from society? Sometimes the worst thing we can do is purposely enter an echo chamber.

@cody davis I wish the dislike button worked on Youtube

@cody davis I wish the dislike button worked on Youtube

Mr Pupp k what has that got to do with anything?

Mr Pupp k what has that got to do with anything?

cody davis what is your problem you’re being really weird

cody davis what is your problem you’re being really weird

She looks so sweet and loving she deserved better

She looks so sweet and loving she deserved better

uh nooo, a strong woman is someone who shaves her head and has tattoos, all the while calling everyone rapists..

Wouldn't a weak person would do the same thing when confronted?  I think your whole statement is sentimental poppycock

She can be glad to get rid of this guy before he had a chance to get violent to her.

i legitimately feel bad for her. full of love and unfortunately gave it to the wrong person.

Scarlet she clearly loved him, her decision was very bold

Scarlet she clearly loved him, her decision was very bold

@cody davis Their comment seems to be reasonable, I don't understand the hostility coming from you.

@SubCulture _Vulture Sure, that's a lovely sentiment, but it's not reality. Rhonda was able to tell the truth here bc she's a nurse & not dependent on the defendant. I've tried cases where people feel unable to tell the truth against a defendant either bc they depend on him for money or it will jeopardize their life or the lives of others in their family

Thats whats wrong with this world, there was only 1 choice for her, and everyone faced with the decision of telling the truth or a lie, THE CORRECT CHOICE: ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH.


He shot 10 shots at unarmed men and had the nerve to call himself the victim. Wtf?

Hey that music was loud, he couldn't hear himself think about not shooting unarmed black children.

@Abe Buckingham He's trolling. Don't feed him.

@Luis Ramirez oOoOoOOoor, hear me out! The guy should've just drove away with his wife after she got done buying what she was buying. I don't know why you're defending this murderer so hard, it sounds like you wanna marry him or something

@Luis Ramirez dam u really trying to defend this dude lmao.

How will we get to Mars now, without this astronaut doctor president?

@Luis Ramirez If you really care just go watch the trial. That's what I did. It was literally days worth of information and you didn't get the whole picture here.

@Abe Buckingham So you're telling me he knew the victim was gonna be there when he stopped at the gas station?? How did he plan it ?

@Luis Ramirez They did prove it, that's why he was convicted of 1st degree murder. I take it you didn't watch all the trial footage?

@Luis Ramirez Right, and if the guy didn't start the confrontation he wouldn't have gotten yelled at, but that was his plan. He incited the confrontation so he play out his racist fantasy of killing some thugs in self-defense. This wasn't 2nd degree murder, it was 1st. He planned this.

@Abe Buckingham yeah he is spending his life in jail but the kid he shot lost his life maybe if he wouldn't have started yelling bad words at the guy none of this would've happened..

@Luis Ramirez Yeah that's why he's going to spend the rest of his life in jail. It's difficult to believe how blinded some people can be by their own hatred but here we are.

@Abe Buckingham some people provoke things also

@Luis Ramirez At the very beginning of the video on his call with Rhonda he says "but they're violent" and in context there is only one reasonable interpretation of "they". Beyond that you can clearly see how he fabricated an imaginary threat so he could execute someone and feel self-righteous about it. That delusion doesn't come up randomly or as a product of mental illness, it's a consequence of his beliefs. Don't get me wrong, it's not enough to charge him with a hate crime, but it's also obviously his hatred that motivated him to kill. He's absolutely remorseless.

@lol no well you have to prove what your saying with evidence

@Luis Ramirez its a common way for ppl to criticise black culture. Its clearly racist by using the parallel of music.

@Luis Ramirez IK what you're doing and I'm not falling for it

@Oversized tshirt7767 hate crime? Where's your evidence of that?

@Jake Yates He didn't call them thugs he said he hated that thug music he was describing the music as thug music..

Unarmed kids*** the victim was underage. It’s a hate crime, he though he would get away like Zimmerman


JCS created an entirely new genre. Raised the bar. All he received in return was trouble. No wonder he doesn't post anymore. ☹

@Rose Raid they clearly made progress since videos are monetaized again. I heard it in icam podcast

I heard they made a deal with yt and they will return

@Justin watch The Assassination of JCS  it explains why

I'm unfamiliar, can you elaborate on what you mean when you say he received trouble in return?


Her being stuck alone with him is probably why she didn't call the police.  He doesn't seem like a reasonable person at best and at worst he's cold and abusive.  She was alone with a murderer for a long time.


If JCS videos have taught me anything, it is this: never ever ever ever feel the need to explain yourself in a police interrogation room. Say absolutely nothing to the police and request an attorney immediately.

@KvngCobra of course, but one day you could be one of those unlucky ones and get falsely accused because you were at the wrong place at the wrong time.

or... and just maybe...don't commit a crime.


I actually really appreciated Rhonda’s testimony. It was so refreshing to see the behavior of an honest witness on this channel, and it stood out so much after watching guilty people try to fake it.

@Garrett Davis I feel like she was abused in the relationship, she says when she’s been questioned by the cops “I was thinking in my head, why the hell would you do this? Why did you do it? But I didn’t wanna tell that to my husband because he already looked upset.” I’m sure he would abuse her sometimes too or just wasn’t treated right

@Ollie Foxx "point fingers and virtue signsl".....REALLY?<br>You just made "woman" a  category of pejorative,  yet THEY'RE  pointing fingers and being holierthan thou

@Ollie Foxx "point fingers and virtue signsl".....REALLY?
You just made "woman" a  category of pejorative,  yet THEY'RE  pointing fingers and being holierthan thou

@Garrett Davis I disagree. She knew EXACTLY who he was, and was happy to aid and abet him before he got caught. He even left her alone after it happened, and yet she still didn't call the police. She was legally obligated to testify, they weren't married so spousal privilege doesn't apply. It was this, or get arrested for perjury. You don't get brownie points for doing the bare minimum of basic human decency, especially if it's done only after you've exhausted every other option.

@John Verdecia omg thank you for this comment, I didn’t want to expend the energy putting it into words. Some of these comments are just bizarre.

agree, same with the black kids testifying, and that other random dude.

agree, same with the black kids testifying, and that other random dude.

@Mattias Lundkvist I was wondering that, too. My best guess is that the creator scavenged the video from a different source, like a news broadcast, where the video was already pixelated since the case was still ongoing. My guess is the creator didn’t pixelate the footage. But I’m just spitballin’ ☺

She deserves much better than that killer she’s so sweet it’s so sad to see her painfully answering the questions

Speaking of Rhonda, why on earth is she pixelated (pixated? pixled? pixified?) in the police interrogation? She's an adult, she's on full display in the courtroom, she's a witness; what's the purpose?

She was in a vise.  They had video of her initial interview with the detectives so she couldn't testify any other way or she'd be looking at 5 years.

@e- w- "....ending up on watch lists"...WHAT?! So having a different opinion than your is enough to put me on some kind of list? Only a raging Karen says things like that. So you're the type to report your parents and associates (Karen's don't have friends) to the authorities for things you don't like. The more you post the crazier you sound. I see now you are the kind of person that's loyal to no one or nothing. Talking about watch lists is what crazy people say.

@e- w- Look at you. Ranting like a mad person. You're making excuses and strawman arguments to justify your shallow character. That woman never said a word about him abusing her. They were happy and in love till she asked him to stop and get her more wine. He wasn't a drinker, had been drinking at a wedding and as a result did a terrible thing. He was definitely in the wrong. You don't throw your fiance under the bus at the first bad experience. She should have helped him get through the bad time. I'm not saying they should have stayed together but she should have at least done more. I guarantee youre one of those, "If he can't love me at my worst he doesn't deserve me at me best." kind of gals. You definitely expect your significant other to have your back. It works both ways.

@e- w- 🙄🙄🙄 In your rush to point fingers and virtue signal you forgot to actually read my posts. Some of you have the minds of children. She knew this man for years and was his fiance. Instead of having his back and trying to figure out what happened to cause this guy to snap she turned on him and helped the cops. By being loyal to him thats not condoning what he did. She should have tried to understand why he did it and how she could help him through it. All you gals cheering for her only confirms the stereotype that a loyal woman is as rare as hens teeth. There are loyal women but all the comments supporting her betrayal show how shallow most of you are.

@Sonia Fernandes <-----Careful fellas, when the going gets tough this one will fold on you like a lawnchair.

She was locked in to her original statement. Changing her story would put her at risk of a perjury charge. I do agree with you that she seemed to me to just be an honest person.

@Ollie Foxx I’m confused. What could she have done to be viewed as “loyal” in your eyes? Is she disloyal because she told the truth during questioning?

@Ollie Foxx I don't think your hangups over women being disloyal are comparable to a women telling her honest account of a crime. Clearly you're projecting here. How could she tell the truth without being disloyal as you say she is? And then to say women who think that her telling the truth was a good thing are also not loyal? And therefore these strangers you don't even know are crap? What? How do you even know that? It seems more like you're pushing your agenda of how you feel about women onto a case that has like, nothing to do with that
And also being with someone for years doesn't mean you know they'll commit murder? There are lots of murder cases where friends and family are in utter disbelief that the perpetrator did what they did. It's not her fault for being in a relationship with someone who eventually committed a crime, it's not usually outwardly obvious someone will end up doing that kind of thing
I don't think loyalty is as hard to find as you seem to think it is, it's clear you have a warped view on women and they can probably tell that

She is truly a breath of fresh air with how honest and true she was the whole time, such a sweet lady

She is truly a breath of fresh air with how honest and true she was the whole time, such a sweet lady

@Non Ya Same here. Loyalty is had to find now a days. It's like looking for a ruby in a landfill. When or if a man ever finds a good woman he better treat them well. Just read the comments of all these ladies that actually think they're the rubies amongst the crap...no one wants that

@Ollie Foxx finally! Someone on my same frequency. Thank you!

@Ollie Foxx finally! Someone on my same frequency. Thank you!

@Non Ya EXACTLY<br> All the young guys reading the comments. She dated this guy for YEARS. Was going to marry him. She KNEW how he was by that time. She could have been more loyal. All these women praising her are one bad day away from being as disloyal as her.

@Non Ya EXACTLY
 All the young guys reading the comments. She dated this guy for YEARS. Was going to marry him. She KNEW how he was by that time. She could have been more loyal. All these women praising her are one bad day away from being as disloyal as her.

One hell of a gal. She threw the man she was soooo in love under the bus put it in reverse and ran over him again ... Whatta gal

@Jacob Maybe not terrible taste, just might have not seen him in this kind of situation or brushed off similar but not nearly as violent ones

@Mora A. She could have handled this differently and still have done her due diligence. They didn't just meet, they were engaged after knowing each other FOR YEARS. They were ENGAGED. Why did this software engineer snap? What was going on in his life or past that could have explained it? Had he ever shown this type of behavior in the past? Did she bother trying to help his attorney AT ALL? It's rare for a female to show true loyalty. That's a fact. It's a weakness of character. You're just underscoring my point. Yes, he killed someone. Yes, he deserved punishment. Yes, she testified AGAINST her FIANCE. What did she do at all to help the person she supposedly loved?

@Ollie Foxx This wasn't a slight discomfort. Her fiance killed someone, she did it perfectly, I don't get what did you expected her to do. If I love someone and he results to be a killer, that's not the person I thought I loved! She doesn't own him anything

You'd think there would be some kind of loyalty to the man she supposedly loved. I'm not saying he was right nor am I saying she should have lied but she could have handled it differently. It's common for females to throw loyalty out the window at the slightest discomfort. Remember this young men, never pit yourself in a situation where your life depends on her loyalty.

It looked painful for her to tell the truth. She probably still cares about him and knew her testimony would damage his defense. Probably took her a while to accept that her fiancee was not the gentle, gallant, honest man he pretended to be.

@Garrett Davis I think she knew. Her reply to his comment about how he "hates that thug music" was "I know". She knew and clearly did not care for it but wasn't confident enough to stand up for her beliefs against Michael, which honestly I understand.

@Eagle Fang Sports who are you even arguing with?.. total difference between dating someone "rough around the edges" and a violent racist. regardless, no one is even blaming her for not knowing. even if testifying against him was the bare minimum, sometimes we don't even get that and it's refreshing that she did.

@jumpinjohnnyruss not her fault for using the word "actually" here, she's actually not that smart

@jumpinjohnnyruss not her fault for using the word "actually" here, she's actually not that smart

He admitted guilt and the intent to kill without self defense being at play the very moment he left the scene and went home to make his run and coke. It's possible things could have played out how we said they did, but they didn't and the proof is that he left the scene, which in it's self is a crime..

I’m proud of her. But you can bet that he blames her for the amount of his sentence based on her testimony!

@Eagle Fang Sports I have yet to date anyone even approaching the homicidal hemorrhoid that is Michael Dunn.

@jumpinjohnnyruss good point haha—everyone in the comments is agreeing with me! I didn’t mean it as if I was saying something controversial, but more like: “I expected to be more focused on the murderer’s interrogation, but instead I got to witness an honest person’s testimony, and I was actually more interested in that part.” Rereading my comment, though, it does sound like I was implying that most people wouldn’t appreciate her testimony.

@Jacob exactly! Poor Rhonda fell in love with Archie Bunker. SMH. Glad he found his pigpen at the end. Happy endings make me all fuzzzy inside 😂

Why "actually"? Who wouldn't expect you to appreciate it?

Why "actually"? Who wouldn't expect you to appreciate it?

Felt the same. Poor woman had no idea who her fiance really was

Felt the same. Poor woman had no idea who her fiance really was

I got the impression that she's a sweet lady with terrible taste in men. Big props to her for doing the right thing, not easy to do.


If anyone's wondering why Dunn drove home to turn himself in to his hometown sheriff instead of surrendering in Jacksonville, it's likely because he thought his local sheriff would take his side and run interference for him. Now this was a stupid notion on Dunn's part since the crime didn't take place in his home county, so his sheriff couldn't have helped even if he had wanted to. Who knows, maybe if this had happened in Dunn's home county, he might never have even been charged for this.

@Libbathegreat Trayvon Martin was a kid who made some terrible choices and sadly he chose the wrong one to attack that night. RIP to Martin but Zimmerman wasn’t in the wrong either to be honest.

Dunn was drunk and needed a night to sober up

@OmgPotatoButt 1. Dunn was from Brevard County, not Duval County (where Jacksonville is and where the crime occurred). 2. If you "highly doubt any officer would ignore the evidence and take Dunn's side", you've most likely never lived in Florida, or most any place in the South.
This was just a few months after George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin in Seminole Co. (next to Brevard). Zimmerman was only arrested and charged weeks later after a national outcry. Initially, police didn't even question Zimmerman. Instead, they performed a toxicology screening on Martin, the victim. Maybe that's not enough to convince you that Dunn likely would have had every reason to expect kid glove treatment had the crime occurred in his home county. If not, then there's not much more to be said on the subject.

@OmgPotatoButt 1. Dunn was from Brevard County, not Duval County (where Jacksonville is and where the crime occurred). 2. If you "highly doubt any officer would ignore the evidence and take Dunn's side", you've most likely never lived in Florida, or most any place in the South.
This was just a few months after George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin in Seminole Co. (next to Brevard). Zimmerman was _only_ arrested and charged weeks later after a national outcry. Initially, police didn't even question Zimmerman. Instead, they performed a toxicology screening on Martin, the victim. Maybe that's not enough to convince you that Dunn likely would have had every reason to expect kid glove treatment had the crime occurred in his home county. If not, then there's not much more to be said on the subject.

Honestly, you are making some wild assumptions here. Do you know the Sheriff of Jacksonville? I highly doubt any officer would ignore the evidence and take Dunn's side. Beside that, I highly doubt he ever intended to contact the police in the first place. Him stating that he drove home to contact his local sheriff was just an excuse to explain why he drove home. The real reason he drove home is probably because he hoped he wouldn't get caught.

Indeed. Does Mr Dunn strike you as an astrophysicist? I think Dumb is Dunn's status quo, alas.


I really hope Rhonda is doing well and is married/soon to be married to someone who doesn’t have a heart filled with evil. She really does deserve the best.


I mean, at the end of the day he opened fire on innocent teens because he didn't like their music. And usually you'd expect some level of accountability or empathy for the lives and families of those who killed/traumatised, yet all he does is justify his actions and paint himself as the allmighty good.

Sad thing is I'm guessing he was a prick while asking them to turn the radio down which started it all from there. If you are respectful and kind with a tiny request like turn your music down 99.9% of people will oblige. I feel horrible for the teen that lost his life. The driver reacting and immediately reversing to protect them all was the perfect thing to do. I'm happy they got this bastard.

It is obvious that he IS racist.
He probably hated them so much that he completely blocked any empathy that would be expected.

Its normal that you don't feel empathy for people you hate.


He parked next to them because he wanted a confrontation. The witness did what any reasonable person would have done, parked a few spots down. But he chose to park right next to the car full of black kids blasting music. He knew exactly what he was doing.

He parked next to them because he wanted a confrontation. The witness did what any reasonable person would have done, parked a few spots down. But he chose to park *right next* to the car full of black kids blasting music. He knew *exactly* what he was doing.

@DezertFox “it was unjustifiable but lemme justify it” lmfao

@Timewind That's why I said here that this kid created the situation in the first place. He could have just turned the music down and he'd be alive. Dunn deserves his sentence and was unjustifiable, but this kid opened the door for his own death. A lesson to people in how to behave in society, avoid trouble.

Lovely. Few thugs blast music, and everyone has to nicely avoid them not to park too close to them,God forbid.

@DezertFox bizarrely, I am becoming drawn to your arguments and the way in which you word them. My rebuttal would be that you too cannot determine whether your viewpoint is correct.

However, I do admit I was the one that indulged the op in their viewpoint therefore I was the one that made an assumption.

It isn’t beyond the realm of possibility; I have seen those behaviours before but that is a morsel of humanity and not indicative of the whole.

btw, I am not American.

@DezertFox I am quite confident I dealing with someone that hasn’t ever ventured out into the real world nor experienced how some drunken humans can be.

@James Walkington I am quite confident I am dealing with another Asperger sufferer from America.

@DezertFox you must be joking me? Many many drunken people insert themselves intentionally.

This is extremely inaccurate and unprovable. Very foolish immature people commenting.

Honestly, if I had pulled up like Witness No. 7, I would have done the same thing he did - just park away from the loud music.  The music isn't hurting anyone, it's just not something I need overtaking the entirety of my senses, no matter who's playing it.   Personally, I listen to classical and opera, but I don't feel the need to force everyone around me to hear it.   So, I just avoid stuff I don't like.  It really does sound like he intentionally pulled up next to the guys, thinking "these guys are thugs but I have a gun and I can take them out before they can start anything".  So then HE starts something, knowing his gun's right there.   It makes me sick.   I know people have already commented this, but I'm just so disgusted by that uppity, condescending look on his face..."i'm the victim".  Honestly.   What a dick.

Exactly, what I hear from a lot of 2A lovers such as myself is the best way to defend yourself is to not put yourself in a situation where you need to.


Rhonda not lying for her husband is honestly really nice to see. she didn’t seem to lie or downplay the situation ever to save her fiancé from getting a harsher sentence. even when she talks to him on the phone she doesn’t just give in to what he wants to hear. that’s really... like... you don’t see that often.

@Maldives Baby but he caught it since she couldn’t be compelled to testify against him if they were married at the time

@Jordan Cedillo you want me to show proof for OP having no proof? prove a negative claim. if he asserts something as fact and i contest it, the burden of proof is on him. not me. it lies on the one making the statements to prove it not on the ones hearing the statement to disprove it.

@sad pee show me the evidence that supports partners openly telling on their spouse. You’re accusation that this isn’t rare is ridiculous.

@hasslfoot dont even bother hes just copypasting the same thing on every comment that mentions her. this clown just wants attention

She's a good person through and through. Sadly true you don't see that often..

She's a good person through and through. Sadly true you don't see that often..

@Jazza BigHits don’t shoot teenagers for no damn reason.  Don’t hold a gun to you’re wives heads in domestic disputes.  Don’t threaten them with deportation.  Be a man worthy of loyalty.  This man deserves worse than he got, long before he committed his final crime.  Men who menace woman should be barred from ever touching a gun.  Women are always the first to know what a man is.

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

@dwerg2k could have married him, then would not have been obliged to testify against him.  That’s her choice.

@Lilly Rose she’s honest about that.  There’s no dissembling.  I think we can allow her 24 hours of not knowing what the fuck to do.  Also remember- at that point it was just her and him.  And listen to her grey rocking him on the phone call.  She’s used to managing his temper.

@Robert Cerat sure she was. hybristophilia is a common occurrence.

@Robert Cerat sure she was. hybristophilia is a common occurrence.

I think it’s cause people have this obsession with loyalty, but not integrity.

I think it’s cause people have this obsession with loyalty, but not integrity.

No, she knew that calls were recorded and didn't want him to say something that they could use against him.

@Fungigi that is not true lmfao. People deal with trauma in different ways. It's completely impossible to speculate on whether someone has been sexually abused unless they display <b>behaviours</b> associated with it. A voice is not that. Where did you read that complete nonsense. Source: I work with children who experience CSA.

@Fungigi that is not true lmfao. People deal with trauma in different ways. It's completely impossible to speculate on whether someone has been sexually abused unless they display *behaviours* associated with it. A voice is not that. Where did you read that complete nonsense. Source: I work with children who experience CSA.

@Luiz Felipe Probably SA as a child. From what I’m understanding is the voice stays frozen from the age of trauma.

She probably hadn't seen that bad side of him before and realised that she might end up on the receiving end of it one day.

@AnonymousVampire I realized that too.   She was a witness for the prosecution.   I hope she is moving on and doing alright.

@Silvano In the US you only only have the right to not testify against yourself or a spouse. They weren't technically married yet, just engaged, so she wouldn't have that right.

@Lilly Rose no you don’t tell that to a racist, probably sexist serial killer. He’s an angry man and it’s not her job to get him to turn himself in. At least she got him home where the police know he lives.

Glad to see a nurse with her heart in the right place.  She knew her fiance was a moron and completely in the wrong for escalating the situation... if the loud music was something he enjoyed, he probably wouldn't have said anything. Sounds like he had more than just a few drinks based on his behavior and comments though

@Tehzeeb Ali save her skin from what? She didn’t commit any crimes. She’s on video as being in the gas station when the shooting happened. The only “crime” she may have done was failure to report a crime...

She really said under the bus is where you deserve to be honey, respectfully .

She really said under the bus is where you deserve to be honey, respectfully .

@Silvano i never said they didn't have a choice. i said most use it in situations like this.

moreover idk american law that well either but i think they have to appear in court as witness, only they can choose to remain silent if they wish

@sad pee im not expert of usa system, but almost in all EU system, parents and nearest relatives - can chiose to not testify.<br>And yes, with a word like "i saw a gun" and an attorney that know what he is doing, this man would be free  and not sentence for life wothiut parole

@sad pee im not expert of usa system, but almost in all EU system, parents and nearest relatives - can chiose to not testify.
And yes, with a word like "i saw a gun" and an attorney that know what he is doing, this man would be free  and not sentence for life wothiut parole

@sad pee I can read her fear and distress in her voice.

@sad pee I can read her fear and distress in her voice.

She talks too high pitched, that's how you know a person was been abused or suffered trauma. Probably this situation freed her from a bad guy.

you don't see that often?!!! im pretty sure the cases where a partner stays silent on such an extreme incident is quite rare, likely if the husband is very controlling or abusive.

how the hell did this get almost 2000 likes?

you *don't* see that often?!!! im pretty sure the cases where a partner stays silent on such an extreme incident is quite rare, likely if the husband is very controlling or abusive.

how the hell did this get almost 2000 likes?

@Lilly Rose I think you bring up a fair point. Imagine though you just learn, after you hear from your fiance that no one got hurt and now you're suddenly learning that's completely wrong, isn't it reasonable that you want to both deny this new reality (because it's someone you love and you want to trust you have good judgement on people you love) and try to go about normal while also trying to process this as the truth? She states in the interview that she on the way home was just in a sort of state of shock. The other thing too, they definitely got their plates, so they know where they lived, so it'd be reasonable if trying to not accept this and to hide from it to go anywhere else BUT home.

Still, in the trial, she still called herself his fiance and that just...for someone that was being honest from the get go with the police? She's doing herself a true disservice.

You can see during one of her interviews that she takes a second to consider whether or not she should lie to protect her fiance, and she pretty quickly decides she HAS to tell the truth. Props to her.

sound to me like she was trying to save her skin..

sound to me like she was trying to save her skin..

she told in her interrogation that Michael never said anything about a gun, if she would lie in court saying he did, there would be proof she would be lying under oath and get her in trouble as well

Yeah she’s called “genuine” she never once stated anything with any motives she just wants to be honest. It’s so rare that she stands out. In a world of casual misinformation

I think when it came to court she had to tell the truth to avoid committing perjury due to her statements in the witness interrogation.

Maldives Baby they still call her his fiancé at the trial so they’re still together

She told him that they needed to leave town right away and head home after she saw the news. Why not talk him in to turning himself in? Leaving was her idea

She was his fiance, not his wife. She literally dodged a bullet.

She was his fiance, not his wife. She literally dodged a bullet.

It feels a lot like their relationship was abusive. The way she describes that he was already angry and she didn't want to ask any questions over the next 24 hours really says she has been walking on egg shells. This event gave her the space to be on her own after he was arrested and finally realise her situation. It's a shame that someone had to be murdered for her to get out of that situation.

i was coming here to say this. She clearly respects the process and I respect her for it.

It is surprising especially after seeing the mother and lawyers of Dalia Dippolito...


I can't believe how heartless this guy is about killing a kid yet he chokes up when talking about his dog? I'm guessing he realized he'd never see it again


All I'm picturing is this young boy's mother getting the news that her baby boy was shot because his car music was too loud.

What an awful man, he seems to have no remorse either... And his poor fiancé too, she's showing such incredible humanity here, not hiding anything and cooperating fully.


glad they were smart and acted fast, my deepest sympathies for jordan and the trauma they experienced. the way young black men are seen by people like him infuriates me, the ones that raised me are the kindest men I know and have had to actively break the stereotypes for small minded people


God bless Rhonda. Too many times do people choose to lie for their loved ones rather than do what’s right.


What these videos have taught me: Never talk to the police without an attorney and life is extremely stress free when you don’t kill people.

What these videos have taught me: Never talk to the police without an attorney and life is extremely stress free when you don’t kill people.

i wouldn't say stress free, but if we're doing the comparison that would be a correct enough approximation

i wouldn't say stress free, but if we're doing the comparison that would be a correct enough approximation

@John R The police are not your friends and it doesn't matter whether you're innocent or guilty, you should never speak to them without an Attorney present. They can lie when they're interrogating you and this is what they do.

@Michael deBidart im sure it was more of a warning to adhere to in order to avoid more stress

Stress mitigation basically

@Michael deBidart im sure it was more of a warning to adhere to in order to avoid more stress

Stress mitigation basically

Yeah I’m calling bullshit I never kill anyone and my life is a never ending maelstrom of stress

Yeah I’m calling bullshit I never kill anyone and my life is a never ending maelstrom of stress

Idk how someone could do something like this in a way that makes it seem like they didnt even know before and when doing it that there would be consequences. Seems like the dude thought he was gonna be fine

it's amazing how many people are read their right to silence and then proceed to blather with the cops

idk if they think they're infallible enough to keep a storyline straight or if they just want to resolve the situation as quickly as possible and by talking and playing ball they think they can get away

I will say the way investigators will strride in with an ambiable and agreeable personality which eddies the suspect into a stream of dialogue which will be used to box them in in incrimental fashion

@pvic Always always ALWAYS lawyer up when talking to the police, even if only as a witness.  Reason being that the miranda rights are considered RIGHTS which mean they're always present, and the phrase in the MR "anything and everything you say can and WILL be used against you in a court of law".  The whole point being that there is literally not ONE thing you can say to a police officer that will ever help or protect you.  The police exist for one reason and one reason only: to prosecute people for violating the law.  That does not mean they must prosecute the CORRECT person for violating the law.  If you're innocent and you say something they can use to close the case, they're more than happy to call it there usually.  You never EVER have to cooperate with police as a witness if you don't want to, so always have a lawyer present. Unlike congress or a judge in another trial, the police can't subpoena you simply to collect evidence.

@UltaFlame It’s a problem.

Police departments base pay off of arrests so all the resources directed at crimes that are easy to solve and can result in quick arrests. Meanwhile the clearance rates of violent crimes has been SLIDING since the 50s (and clearance even includes arrests made regardless of actual convictions)!

@UltaFlame It’s a problem.

Police departments base pay off of arrests so all the resources directed at crimes that are easy to solve and can result in quick arrests. Meanwhile the clearance rates of violent crimes has been *SLIDING* since the 50s (and clearance even includes arrests made regardless of actual convictions)!

It's also important to act like a civilised human being and not have your music blasting out, which could potentially annoy a psychopath!
If the music wasn't at such a ridiculous volume then this wouldn't have happened. Another witness stated that he didn't park near that car due to the "loud music", so it was something that was annoying/irritating/causing fear in others.
No loud music...no murder.

@Jose Salas I disagree.
Asking kids to turn down the music in the public interest is the right thing to do.
But getting drunk and taking the law in your hands specially with a fire arm is a punishable crime.

Or minding your own business. All this would’ve been good if he didn’t ask them to turn down the music

Or minding your own business. All this would’ve been good if he didn’t ask them to turn down the music

Don't worry when you have done nothing wrong.

Don't worry when you have done nothing wrong.

@Nkosi Moyo I'm not saying this problem doesn't describe how a new person would feel. What I'm saying it's a copied comment, word for word, like a slogan. Nothing wrong with that.

@Nkosi Moyo I'm not saying this problem doesn't describe how a new person would feel. What I'm saying it's a copied comment, word for word, like a slogan. Nothing wrong with that.

@Dominick Wheeler  thats because every new person that start watching this vids feels this way literally just started watching this videos recently and every vid I watch Ive been feeling exactly how this comment describes this just because you are saying the same thing everyone feeling doesn't mean its copied

@Julian Gonzalez actually don’t plead the fifth to police.  Quoting the fifth amendment states that you won’t speak because you could incriminate yourself.  That is a tacit admission of guilt that police and prosecutors utilize in reports that will be shown to a Grand Jury as they are considering whether or not to indict.  The best thing to say to police is “I don’t want to speak without my attorney present.”

@InSaynt Not always, sometimes they are fishing, sure they can't use what you say against you, but they can make you a suspect or just arrest you.

@InSaynt Not always, sometimes they are fishing, sure they can't use what you say against you, but they can make you a suspect or just arrest you.

To be fair, most people are not racist bigots and don't have to worry about murdering innocent people because they were slighted.

To be fair, most people are not racist bigots and don't have to worry about murdering innocent people because they were slighted.

Unless your Kyle Rittenhouse, then you can get away with uf

Unless your Kyle Rittenhouse, then you can get away with uf

@Tohuto I don’t think that’s what the comment meant but I could see it being taken that way

@Tohuto I don’t think that’s what the comment meant but I could see it being taken that way

I'm fed up of this get a lawyer. Are you supporting criminals?? This guy is totally a psycho. Killed them young. For just playing a music they liked?? If he was innocent, yes he should have called a lawyer. But he is guilty as 100% . I'm glad he got framed from his own words.

@Olivia tbh the only time I didn't lawyer up was when I was guilty.  I admitted everything on the spot the first interview lol

@Olivia tbh the only time I didn't lawyer up was when I was guilty.  I admitted everything on the spot the first interview lol

@Christina Nie Police tell you not to hire a lawyer because it looks like guilt meanwhile celebrities and legal professionals keep their own lawyers on retainer.

@Christina Nie Police tell you not to hire a lawyer because it looks like guilt meanwhile celebrities and legal professionals keep their own lawyers on retainer.

Not talking to the police will seem like you have things to hide as well

Not talking to the police will seem like you have things to hide as well

100% but I would add that  booze and guns don't make for GOoD outcomes.

100% but I would add that  booze and guns don't make for GOoD outcomes.

@Master Dodger you act like police don’t falsely arrest people literally every where

@Master Dodger you act like police don’t falsely arrest people literally every where

@Christina Nie so?  It doesn’t matter if the cops think you’re guilty for asking for an attorney.  It has no bearing on whether you’ll be indicted or convicted.  In fact, you’re much less likely to be convicted if you speak to an attorney first.

I was told by a lawyer to never talk to the police,always ask for a lawyer

I was told by a lawyer to never talk to the police,always ask for a lawyer

People who are depressed and suicidal should watch these videos to feel good about themselves because they can’t have messed up their lives like this.

People who are depressed and suicidal should watch these videos to feel good about themselves because they can’t have messed up their lives like this.

Running away in stressful situations instead of reacting can save you 25 years in prison.

Running away in stressful situations instead of reacting can save you 25 years in prison.

I haven't killed anyone and life is anything but stress free. I get what you are saying. I don't have the look behind me stress. I am free of that.

I haven't killed anyone and life is anything but stress free. I get what you are saying. I don't have the look behind me stress. I am free of that.

As stressful as watching these videos is it's really nice to think that even at my worst I'm never gonna end up in that situation. If everything ends up going wrong tomorrow (knock on wood) I have an extremely low chance of ending up getting interrogated and sent to die in prison.

Life is also more stress free when you mind your business, especially when it comes to other peoples choice of music

Life is also more stress free when you mind your business, especially when it comes to other peoples choice of music

@Will Russell. one of the best comments I’ve ever read on youtube!!😉👌🏼

@Will Russell. one of the best comments I’ve ever read on youtube!!😉👌🏼

Your First thought WASN'T 'don't kill people'. <br>Jeesh

Your First thought WASN'T 'don't kill people'.
Jeesh

Lmao at ur name. Have you watched the one with Russell Williams?

Lmao at ur name. Have you watched the one with Russell Williams?

@Darkch4o5 Provided they are not shooting at you first.

@Darkch4o5 Provided they are not shooting at you first.

Is that why life is so stressful for me?

Is that why life is so stressful for me?

The reason u ask for a lawyer is simple.

The reason u ask for a lawyer is simple.

@cyanideassassin82 Imagine not being an axe murderer lmaoo

@cyanideassassin82 Imagine not being an axe murderer lmaoo

@Olivia
Difficult call. I've had the experience of being thought a suspect and went through five hours of interrogation plus a home visit and some being followed. Eventually they figured out that I was innocent -- but calling a lawyer never occurred to me: it was just obvious to me that i didn't need one -- which may or may not have been correct.
I dunno.

And when you just mind your own damn business.

And when you just mind your own damn business.

@Bingbong Bang okay smart boy Plagiarized comment then

@Bingbong Bang okay smart boy Plagiarized comment then

@RFC55🇬🇧. .No stopping the production of methane.

@RFC55🇬🇧. .No stopping the production of methane.

@Cloud. . .I think the commenter meant "less stressful" since there really are very few things that are stress free, yeah?

@Cloud. . .I think the commenter meant "less stressful" since there really are very few things that are stress free, yeah?

@frank a. .There's no such thing as a "stolen comment". Silly little girl.

@frank a. .There's no such thing as a "stolen comment". Silly little girl.

@Christina Nie At the end of the day being suspicious for lawyering up is infinitely better than being suspicious for having an inconsistent story. Many people who are still believed to have committed their crimes have gotten away with it because they kept quiet and lawyering up because being quiet isn't enough for a charge even if it's suspicious. And innocent people have been found guilty because of minor inconsistencies in their story because they forgot a detail or got one wrong.

Well, not stress free. But much less stressful.

Well, not stress free. But much less stressful.

boggles my mind that this guys knows he had killed someone (seen it on the TV), yet he did NOT think that he was in serious enough trouble to warrant a lawyer before talking to cops. I guess this is America.

True, but based on the fact that they arrested him the next day there was too much evidence against him. They would have been able to convict him even if he refused to talk.  Also I think it’s sooooo hard for people to shut up thinking they will be able to get empathy and sway the cops. Also they figure the guilty person is the one who lawyers upright away.

That's what u got from this. Maybe be a decent person whose doesn't commit even small crimes let alone murder might be the better thing to take away from this

That's what u got from this. Maybe be a decent person whose doesn't commit even small crimes let alone murder might be the better thing to take away from this

This guy was a guilty trash ball and I’m glad he didn’t think to lawyer up early on. That said, yeah lol even if you have nothing to hide and you’re completely innocent you should always talk to a lawyer immediately. “Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law” does not in any way guarantee “and might also help you if you say something that proves you aren’t guilty of anything”

@Christina Nie The lack of saying anything is not admissible in court unless they are intentionally omitting information that they have already agreed to disclose.  Having an attorney present, while it might seem suspicious, is not a valid reason whatsoever to paint you as guilty. Even remotely.

I was just going to say don’t kill people and you won’t have to worry about having a lawyer to talk to police lol

I was just going to say don’t kill people and you won’t have to worry about having a lawyer to talk to police lol

@Christina Nie. That is what they want people to think. There are enough innocent people who are incarcerated by mistake that there are many movies and tv shows about it.
Not all law enforcement are as competent as the ones in these videos.

I would suggest the only thing you should ask is if you are under arrest, if they respond with a yes, the meeting is over. If they say no, the meeting is over.

Everyone wants to be helpful if they are innocent, that is admirable and helpful. Some cops may be lazy or feel pressure to get a conviction, you just never know.

It’s ironic he turned into the very thing he hated. A thug.

It’s ironic he turned into the very thing he hated. A thug.

My friend after an altercation just recently had someone on the street shoot to bullets at his car then drive off. He ran his car into them to try and save himself then they drove off. Thankfully no one was killed but his front bumper fell off.

@Darkch4o5 agreed, but still..don't talk to the police without an attorney. Guilty till proven innocent.. always let them know you invoke the fifth and stay silent..

@Darkch4o5 agreed, but still..don't talk to the police without an attorney. Guilty till proven innocent.. always let them know you invoke the fifth and stay silent..

@pvic you tell the police that you absolutely do not talk to them under any circumstances without your lawyer

EVER

@pvic you tell the police that you absolutely do not talk to them under any circumstances without your lawyer

EVER

Hahahahaha we’ve cracked the code, the secret to life lol

Hahahahaha we’ve cracked the code, the secret to life lol

There is always a fart somewhere In the interrogation 😂

There is always a fart somewhere In the interrogation 😂

@Julian Gonzalez I get what you are trying to say, but profesor of law James Duane highlights <i>Salinas vs. Texas</i> in his book in the chapter "Don't plead the fifth". So that answer " I plead the fifth" could be problematic, and is inferior to asserting your right to counsel.

@Julian Gonzalez I get what you are trying to say, but profesor of law James Duane highlights _Salinas vs. Texas_ in his book in the chapter "Don't plead the fifth". So that answer " I plead the fifth" could be problematic, and is inferior to asserting your right to counsel.

@Capri Jaylene why do you watch every single one of these videos?

@Capri Jaylene why do you watch every single one of these videos?

Why do I see this comment on every single one of those videos??

Why do I see this comment on every single one of those videos??

@Olivia Many people, including myself, understand what you're saying. These guys just want to "jerk your chain" a little. It's literally common sense. If you are completely not affiliated in any capacity, and you're literally just a bystander and WANT to give witness testimony, you can choose wether to do so or not. If you're more involved or get yourself involved by stepping into a situation, always ask for a lawyer. Especially in the case of death. You can politely say that "I don't wish to answer any questions until I have a lawyer present to ensure my safety and rights. I am requesting a lawyer and I'm evoking my 5th amendment right to remain silent".

This video is a good example of when to get a lawyer. All of the videos on this channel are. Getting pulled over for basic traffic offenses and asking for a lawyer is ridiculous, but it's your right. It's ALWAYS your right with LEO's.

Dude... You read my mind! After watching these videos I can only imagine the stress.

Dude... You read my mind! After watching these videos I can only imagine the stress.

@Darkch4o5 but they didn’t those young guys go off on him? They were into fighting too.

@Darkch4o5 but they didn’t those young guys go off on him? They were into fighting too.

Or cheat. (Usually cheating is involved.)

Or cheat. (Usually cheating is involved.)

@Christina Nie doesn’t matter. They can paint you however they want but if you don’t talk that’s always better

@Christina Nie doesn’t matter. They can paint you however they want but if you don’t talk that’s always better

@Visassess no no I did not mean to put water gun picture when I typed gun

@Visassess no no I did not mean to put water gun picture when I typed gun

@Cosmin Croitoru just a bit sad though really isn't it, loving them easy likes

@Cosmin Croitoru just a bit sad though really isn't it, loving them easy likes

Idk bruh. I've never killed anyone and my life is stressful/shit. 😂

Idk bruh. I've never killed anyone and my life is stressful/shit. 😂

@Dominick Wheeler I don't know, but that's exactly what i think also. Guilty or not, just lawyer up.

@Dominick Wheeler I don't know, but that's exactly what i think also. Guilty or not, just lawyer up.

@Cosmin Croitoru Sure think the same. But copying and pasting isn't thinking, it's just plagiarism.

@Cosmin Croitoru Sure think the same. But copying and pasting isn't thinking, it's just plagiarism.

Stress free when you don't kill people? What about the video of the dude who was innocent but had brain damage?

Stress free when you don't kill people? What about the video of the dude who was innocent but had brain damage?

@pvic Yeah, generally ask for a lawyer when police want to ask you any questions about ANYTHING other than an immediate situation that is happening, like if you saw someone shot in front of you and the police arrive in 5 minutes. If the crime happened longer than an hour ago, lawyer up. It can't hurt. The reality of the American justice system is that it prioritizes money over justice, so innocent people are imprisoned all the time.

@InSaynt He already had a warrant to be arrested for murder and attempted murder whilst being interviewed

@InSaynt He already had a warrant to be arrested for murder and attempted murder whilst being interviewed

Yup, don't shoot up a stranger's car because you had a few rum and coke.

Yup, don't shoot up a stranger's car because you had a few rum and coke.

@Capigliutu  It is and the poster still gets 8 K likes for a stolen comment

@Capigliutu  It is and the poster still gets 8 K likes for a stolen comment

@Marina Gaul lol. Life IS extremely stress free of you don't go around kill people.. And for your opinion, you don't have the right to decide for anybody of what is "very true" and not.

If I go thru life without killing anybody it will mean a less stressful life. Even if I live a shit life already where I can barely push thru on a daily basis in terms of providing myself with food and water, life will ALWAYS be less stressful of you don't kill...

“Officer, I respect that you have to ask these questions, and I would like to assist you with your investigation. However, I would prefer speaking with an attorney before we move forward.”

“Officer, I respect that you have to ask these questions, and I would like to assist you with your investigation. However, I would prefer speaking with an attorney before we move forward.”

Ha ha, how did you not already know those 2 things?   If you're 10 years old, my apologies

Ha ha, how did you not already know those 2 things?   If you're 10 years old, my apologies

@Thaddeus Cosse agreed. Also, the "others have it worse" argument is getting old anyway

@Thaddeus Cosse agreed. Also, the "others have it worse" argument is getting old anyway

@Marina Gaul wut.  I think you read way too much into that lmao.

@Marina Gaul wut.  I think you read way too much into that lmao.

"Life is extremely stress free when you don't kill people". Weird take tbh. Seems like you are empathizing with the stress of the killers being interrogated? Also just objectively untrue, there is a lot of more stressful things then that. At least in this situation they know they have access to food water and shelter still. What about the stress of someone who is struggling to even meet those basic needs? I'm not trying to be rude or anything, but I just feel like you shouldn't throw around big statements like that when they aren't very true.

You missed the main lesson. Keep the volume down.

You missed the main lesson. Keep the volume down.

That's true.. But it's so good that he did!!Otherwise this monster could have gotten away with killing a teenager for no good reason.

That's true.. But it's so good that he did!!Otherwise this monster could have gotten away with killing a teenager for no good reason.

Seems like he didnt even care he killed that kid. Absolutely no emotion

Seems like he didnt even care he killed that kid. Absolutely no emotion

@pvic always ask if you're being detained, always ask for a lawyer, and if they ask you questions before your lawyer arrives, always answer with "I plead the fifth." the best thing you can do for yourself.

@pvic always ask if you're being detained, always ask for a lawyer, and if they ask you questions before your lawyer arrives, always answer with "I plead the fifth." the best thing you can do for yourself.

@Will Russell your response is what investigators call defensive. This is a tactic suspects use when confronted with the possibility that the police may have uncovered more evidence than they have revealed.

You “life is stress free when you don’t murder” copycats found your life’s purpose.

You “life is stress free when you don’t murder” copycats found your life’s purpose.

‘Life is extremely stress free when you don’t kill people.’ Sounds like an anger management motto. I like it.

‘Life is extremely stress free when you don’t kill people.’ Sounds like an anger management motto. I like it.

Sometimes You have to kill someone in self defence but that’s not the point of self defence and when someone is killed in self defence shootings it tends not to be shooting at someone who’s fleeing. If someone’s fleeing they aren’t currently a threat and if they turn around to attack you again you save bullets by not shooting a fleeing “attacker” because if they flee then you are safe plus they are more likely to survive if you don’t shoot them while they are fleeing. And even if they decide to attack you again you still have bullets left or if someone else attacks you. My point is their is almost no reason to shoot a fleeing person in self defence.

Yes, even if you're not guilty. Don't ever talk to the police without an attorney, they'll cherry pick your statement to hell and back.

Yes, even if you're not guilty. Don't ever talk to the police without an attorney, they'll cherry pick your statement to hell and back.

@Christina Nie No legal expert advises to speak to police without an attorney present, regardless of guilt.

@Christina Nie No legal expert advises to speak to police without an attorney present, regardless of guilt.

Innocent people end up in these situations too. I was one of them, thank got my case was dropped though.

Innocent people end up in these situations too. I was one of them, thank got my case was dropped though.

@Olivia lol maybe the best thing to do is ask for a lawyer every time no matter what  haha.
me: I want a lawyer
police: im just telling you your tail light it out
me: ...

@Olivia lol maybe the best thing to do is ask for a lawyer every time no matter what  haha.
me: I want a lawyer
police: im just telling you your tail light it out
me: ...

@pvic yea. It really depends on the scenario lol. If they're bringing you into an interrogation room they are def trying to incriminate you or find your lies and thats when you need an attorney

@pvic yea. It really depends on the scenario lol. If they're bringing you into an interrogation room they are def trying to incriminate you or find your lies and thats when you need an attorney

@Olivia Thank you! ok so its at the point where they're taking you in for questioning then? Because what if the scenario is there was a crash and they ask you, on the road, what happened? If I answer quickly, I could save a life, but if I ask for a lawyer.. idk. So I guess in this scenario, if they formally take me for questioning/interrogation, thats when I ask for a lawyer, but random questions are ok?

They get paid to put people in jail.<br>I never said anything about whether the person was guilty.

They get paid to put people in jail.
I never said anything about whether the person was guilty.

@pvic You should ask for an attorney immediately and don't answer any questions. If a police officer wants to bring you in for interrogation ask for a lawyer even if you're a witness. Detectives will always try to twist your words and incriminate you, it's their job.

@Olivia I agree, but I have a question about this. Do you say nothing to any police? Do you ask for a lawyer as soon as a police asks you any questions? what if you're a witness to something and they ask? Should I lawyer up for that as well? Do you only ask for a lawyer if they say you're arrested? idk at what point you should lawyer up. Is it when youre told the Miranda rights?

@frank XD watch a couple videos and check comments. You'll see them ;)

@frank XD watch a couple videos and check comments. You'll see them ;)

@Dominick Wheeler ok, ain't got time to validate 60,000 comments, sorry! :)

@Dominick Wheeler ok, ain't got time to validate 60,000 comments, sorry! :)

@frank it's not under rated. It's stolen. I see it on a lot of these videos

@frank it's not under rated. It's stolen. I see it on a lot of these videos

@Christina Nie Thing is, they don't read you your Miranda rights unless you're a suspect. This was pointed out in one of the other videos. The whole purpose of them is that "hey, you look pretty sus, so we got our eye on you, and you might wanna watch what you say." The fact they're somehow oblivious to that, in each of these videos, is exactly why they're warned in the first place. It's the cops' way of saying "well, we tried, but you still wanted to implicate yourself so... have fun with that"

@Christina Nie to the bystanders cops ect yes. the judge is bound by oath and by lar to uphold the constitutution and can't take it against you.

@Christina Nie to the bystanders cops ect yes. the judge is bound by oath and by lar to uphold the constitutution and can't take it against you.

i feel like ive seen this comment before on one of these videos.

i feel like ive seen this comment before on one of these videos.

@Christina Nie yeah it seems like that logically but remember anything you say can be held against you-therefore anything you don't say can't be held against you

@Christina Nie yeah it seems like that logically but remember anything you say can be held against you-therefore anything you don't say can't be held against you

Fr. Even if you're innocent. Always lawyer up

Fr. Even if you're innocent. Always lawyer up

I feel like since most of them were brought in not as a suspect, they didn’t want to appear guilty or suspicious. So they chose to lie their asses off as a “witness” instead of getting an attorney. Requiring an attorney would just paint them as having something to hide


How long would it take his fiancée to buy a bottle of wine? 1-2 minutes? Could he not put up with the music for that long. I think he just wanted to use his firearm. He says he was really shocked when he asked them to turn music down and they shut it off. That tells me he was expecting some retaliation from them, and he only asked them because he know if anything went wrong, he had his pistol. Coward

Thinking of your comment when Dunn proudly states how quickly he chambered a round, his great two handed manoeuvre, and how he shoots at a gun club. He fetishized his gun ownership. Combine that with his obvious deep fear and hatred of young black men and you get the ingredients for this tragedy. Sadly, many gun owners fit this bill in my experience. The gun is part of their identity. If I buy a snowboard and have a snowboarder identity, best believe that board isn’t sitting in the attic I’m going to be shredding up and down the snowy mountain. Same thing with guns except a gun only serves one purpose - to deliver a piece of metal into the body of another person with lethal force.


RIP Jordan Davis. Completely undeserved. Mad respect to Rhonda for not trying to cover anything up and respect to Tommy for saving as many lives as he could.


this is one of the first cases i've seen on this channel that actually made me emotional while watching because it hits close to home. and to know there are still so many people out there with this same mindset. horrible.


A racist narcissist served due justice. I return to this video often

Everything is racist to your type. Except the entire society has to lower its standards to be at your level


I swear these JCS videos are soooooo much better  then any Netflix documentary about true crime. I watch them over and over. Keep up the good work sir!

Real footage, minimal and only necessary narration, well organized timeline, no flashy Hollywood drama crap = Great content

I stumbled on to these a couple days ago, and I am additcted!

I stumbled on to these a couple days ago, and I am additcted!

Some of them are good. White house murders is good,
These are on you tube brides in the bath.
Hhhomes murder Castel.
Ed gine.
If I think of more I'll edit it :)

I was bored of Netflix documentaries after a couple of good ones and now am binge watching this channel

Forreal. Netflix shit go off on tangents and don't use as much real footage as these videos do.

Glad I'm not the only one that watched them over and over...... 👍👍❤🙂

Glad I'm not the only one that watched them over and over...... 👍👍❤🙂

Agreed, just footage, limited commentary of just facts and techniques ...and none of that constant f*****g recapping!

Fucking agreed most Netflix documentaries are garbage and I imagine only old ass men watch them

Darn I was hoping to see the 9.9k turn to 10k when I gave this comment a thumbs up.

Darn I was hoping to see the 9.9k turn to 10k when I gave this comment a thumbs up.

Cos he just lets it flow with few interruptions other than occasional explanations and doesn’t jump cut with stupid reenactment closeups and tearful interviews that jar you out of the events of the scene to try to get you to have an emotional response to the survivors

@Es I know I’m a little late, but the commentator’s channel is Kizzume, and it’s linked in the description of every JCS vid!

RIGHT?! I love how they explain the psychology behind it too! Nothing feels over done to make the case more appealing, it's just pure education and does a great job keeping my attention on the case! I freaking love this channel, kinda hope it never changes <3

@keller70 true! All mainstream media is propaganda.

@keller70 true! All mainstream media is propaganda.

This is his "show". Support JCS by joining his patreon.

This is his "show". Support JCS by joining his patreon.

Absolutely. I just discovered yesterday and he had me hooked and subscribed after 5 mins.

Being better than Netflix is no challenge, Netflix exists only for the purpose to take over people during conventional TV. These people who thinks they"want to have choice" and they are fed with agendas all the time.<br>But yes this LCS guy does great work

Being better than Netflix is no challenge, Netflix exists only for the purpose to take over people during conventional TV. These people who thinks they"want to have choice" and they are fed with agendas all the time.
But yes this LCS guy does great work

The Fall is a good Netflix serie if your interested . One to watch 🙂

The Fall is a good Netflix serie if your interested . One to watch 🙂

I found this channel by fluke and now I'm hooked.

I found this channel by fluke and now I'm hooked.

Totally agree. The reason these videos are  better is because they are not so much about the crime and how it was uncovered etc but about the Psychology of the criminals, which is truly intriguing

Netflix aim for wider market. JCS is good but the content and its delivery is a bit niche.<br>I didnt justify things, just a speculation on why Netflix crime shows are shallow.

Netflix aim for wider market. JCS is good but the content and its delivery is a bit niche.
I didnt justify things, just a speculation on why Netflix crime shows are shallow.

It’s the writing, the structure, and editing.

Also the narrator is really good. It’s a voice that keeps you engaged, his tone and pronunciation are perfect. His inflections are perfect.

The narrator is the exact opposite of Chills’ trash ass.

Right? I wish there were endless documentaries of his. I’ve been hooked since I found this channel which was last night and have been through 4 already. Not ashamed, lol.

@Teezy Peezy Sameeeee.  Youtube algorithm on point with this recommendation

@Teezy Peezy Sameeeee.  Youtube algorithm on point with this recommendation

Right!?! I have been bingeing ever since I stumbled upon the case where the Asian woman plotted to have her parents killed.

The best part is the narraters voice! It puts me to bed everytime!

The best part is the narraters voice! It puts me to bed everytime!

The Amish Soylent Retailers of Greater Ohio

Lit , I just put a doc on Netflix and turned it off so boring and long winded !!

Lit , I just put a doc on Netflix and turned it off so boring and long winded !!

Plus he has a good narration voice! It actually puts me to 💤 😴

Plus he has a good narration voice! It actually puts me to 💤 😴

If it was on Net Flix this show would be called, "Good Criminal/ Bad Criminal" or "Words & Weasel's in a Pig Sty" I don't know but every episode should have an ambigous ending I reckon.

Ehh they're okay. I find them kind of boring prefer the crime watch daily documentaries

So true! I agree, JCS shows all the evidence, videos, paperwork, etc. available to the public. Amazing work!

So true !  I'm loving them & can't click on fast enough when I get a new notification.

mccowaniii naw he needs to stay on YouTube or it’ll get plagued with commercials and guidelines he’d have to follow for tv networks, YouTube is the best place for this channel

I feel like they play out a lot like Sword and Scale, it’s really nice bc a lot of times I wish I could see the interrogations played on Sword and Scale.

No overly dramatic music, no uneccesary repetitions or cwhaz happens next"-narrations. Just the case with all the details laid out with the available evidence in a concise manner. It couldn't be better

It's the research and analysis that really makes this channel great; it's become a Lockdown guilty pleasure for me.

Any documentary that has music in it I know will be rubbish and I turn it off.

Any documentary that has music in it I know will be rubbish and I turn it off.

@suprcrzy I signed up months ago lol but thank you

@suprcrzy I signed up months ago lol but thank you

I just joined his patreon for one dollar, and theres like 27 more videos! Sign up, if you haven't already!

@Robert Hughes Ikr. JCS is my favourite crimi channel on Youtube and absolutely the best in my opinion.

Robert Hughes that’s what I’m saying. To make it on YouTube it has to actually be good content. Tv has to much filler content to make a time frame I find. No time frame to fill when it’s on YouTube. Also if the YouTube video doesn’t have a good first 5 min people click off.

That I will agree with Everytime! Jcs is actually informative , Netflix docs are more focused on the drama surrounding the murder or incident.

netflix is big corporate biz that seeks to brainwash their customers. mostly dark devil shows and war worshipping propaganda. JCS rocks and i'll probably become a patron.

I agree so much. This is what we the people need and want.

I agree so much. This is what we the people need and want.

Robert Hughes <br>I know right. I can’t watch documentaries anymore, haven’t seen a decent one in three years.

Robert Hughes
I know right. I can’t watch documentaries anymore, haven’t seen a decent one in three years.

mccowaniii is It’s not one person. At the same time I’d absolutely bet that a studio or production company would limit segments in time that would mean information would have to be omitted.

This is the best way for good, rich and detailed content to be delivered - without restraints.

Robert Hughes heyyyy make a movie!!! Do you have a PODCAST ? Too?

Robert Hughes heyyyy make a movie!!! Do you have a PODCAST ? Too?


"I really didn't think this would be a murder charge," - guy who fired ten shots into the car next to him

with multiple people in the car. Just mind blowing.

and says the other car had a “shotgun” or w.e


I really feel that Rhonda dodged a bullet in every sense of the word when he did this.  I feel terrible for that kid and his family


Channels like this with no useless filler and just informative content is rare.

@Codswallop :/ usually JCS inspired content works well! Idk. I’ve heard a lot of different things about JCS, one about how they realized how popular the videos got and that they could make more money on a different platform, so I’m not too sure if they’re coming back. Idk how true that is, but I think there’s more info on reddit

do yall have any other channel recommendations? I've hit a drought as far as youtube content goes which is why I'm back here 😂

omg and no snazzy copyright free music, I didn't even notice until I read this comment


His poor wife. I can't imagine how difficult it must have been for her to essentially testify against him. She did the right thing and is very pure of heart