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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

exail

1y↑3

I think both were correct.
However in relation to time frames of use - both could be incorrect too.

If you use MDMA once and don't take extraordinary amounts on comparison to your body size etc (basically taking a small recreational amount) it does indeed - in general - have a euphoria to it, the increased empathy etc.
It was previously used as a tool to help with a marriage councillor for couples having trouble communicating and wanting help to understand each other - with a lot of promise and positive outcomes before it was deemed as illegal for even medical uses.

On the other hand - if you take large amounts, take it for elongated periods of time, stay awake for too long whilst using it, fail to eat or drink water in your normal manner etc... You can suffer irritation, frustration, paranoia etc.

These two statements do not have to agree in order to be correct, but they do have to have relevance to the situation and the manner in which these drugs were consumed/how long for/size of the person that has consumed it/other lifestyle issues causes by prolonged use ...

I honestly see both sides of this and do not believe it was a very relevant part of this case tbh.

The fact he pushed him is a fair point.

Wether or not he had something before that does not give him super human strength, nor does it change what the outcome was.

The push was the only thing that would have been the questionable part - the drug didn't push Michael.

I don't think him pushing Michael deserved the response he got at all either.

I'm just saying... The point about the MDMA was kind of moot.

All comments from YouTube:

John L

1y↑1.9K

This guy is an embarrassing case. He wished he was a cop SO bad. His sense of self importance is SO recklessly high that he never stopped to realize he was burying himself in the interrogation, because he was too focused on using police jargon and trying to look like one of them. Wildly dangerous combination of arrogance and stupidity.

Seppo Matikanope

1y↑114

It's really a relief he didn't become an officer before having this inevitable power trip, he could be back out there already looking to get into "combat" again

ReadIlium

1y↑61

Yea the municipalities stupid enough to hire him would pay millions in lawsuits and stick him back out there after some paid leave

Slychosis

1y↑92

Alot of these type of guys do become cops and do the exact same thing and go on doing it with no repercussions and sometimes praised from other dim whitted ociffers.

Heather Holt

1y↑18

@Slychosis yeah sadly that’s the case too often

Patrick

1y↑26

he needed a force multiplier.

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V. McDonald

1y↑464

Here's my two cents: If you see someone who isn't handicapped parked in a handicap spot, report the person to the store manager, buy what you came to the store to get, and leave. The problem is the manager's responsibility to handle, not yours.

Ardwick Crome

1y↑20

Yeah, it's always someone else's problem. That's why the world is like it is.

V. McDonald

1y↑68

@Ardwick Crome The store staff is responsible for making sure customers follow regulations, not the other customers. (That's why store security exists.) If you report someone who is violating regulations to the proper authority, you have acknowledged the problem and addressed it in an appropriate manner. Taking matters into your own hands in this situation is not a responsible way to handle it as you will be unnecessarily placing yourself in a sticky situation if the other person becomes angry. Anyway, this guy just wanted to pick a fight by carrying a gun and looking for trouble.

Paula McDonald

1y↑30

@V. McDonald or you yourself could notify the police that this is a long standing issue and they could address this parking issue themselves. There you’ve done your civic duty congenially. Nobody dies or gets beat up verbally or physically.

Purple Pixie

1y↑50

@Ardwick Crome it certainly isn't worth shooting someone over, I'm chronically ill and disabled, but this guy is a very sad little man and he doesn't speak for me

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breadpilled

1y↑450

That little boy watching his father bleed out breaks my heart. I lost my own father as a child but I can't imagine something like that. It's unimaginably evil.

Charlene Ortiz Lifestyle and Fitness

1y↑14

That child will have to deal with the trauma of watching his father die in front of him for the rest of his life. He will need therapy and probably have nightmares about it. It breaks my heart that a small child had to witness something so incredibly tragic.

Tracy Pierce

this is England

Same here

D Wyszo

1y↑1

Kills me

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Ecto Babble

1y↑174

Arguing that someone shot in the heart wouldn't know the severity of their injuries and should keep walking towards his car is mind boggling. How could you even have a single straight thought when you feel blood pouring from an organ. I've had my arm cut open and felt it go everywhere and I ran around mindlessly for a bit before realizing that I actually needed the ER. I can only imagine the feeling of it coming out of a hole in my chest. My first thought watching this was 'at least he tried to get away from his kid', try to keep the gore away, though I don't know if he was thinking at all. My heart goes out to him and his family.

The defense is disgusting. The video evidence is too damning. I've seen public freakouts more violent that get resolved without police intervention.

agav bond

1y↑5

100%

Sara

1y↑21

Thank you! That was the absolute most egregious claim for me too. Obviously he heard a verbal argument and left his kid in the store (in better safety with strangers than the potential of a physical altercation due to the verbal arguing). He's then SHOT. SHOT. And immediately realizes he is dying and does what he can to get away from the murderer. He's just clutching his heart that is filled with metal and this guy really tried to argue that he should've "protected" his family whilst dying or even had the mental capacity SOBER, let alone under any influence at all to run TOWARDS his family + the shooter. I felt sick hearing that argument at all. This dude was waiting for the moment to pull the trigger and he still doesn't regret what he did, which further proves the guy is a cold blooded killer.

berry

45w↑10

@Sara the worst thing is, if he did try to run towards the car to protect his family, he likely would have been shot again and could have gotten his family shot too—and these same people would have been arguing that their deaths/injuries were collateral while protecting himself from a man lunging at him.
It’s so fucking sad.

42Fountain

24w

Scary stuff

WaddupItsYaBoi

23w

I'm not sure if it was argued in court during cross, but the simple counterargument to that NONSENSICAL implication that he should have progressed towards his car after being shot IN THE HEART would be;
HE WAS ALREADY DEAD.
The .40 caliber bullet "tore through his heart and both lungs" [quoting the Tampa Bay Times who was quoting the coroner report].
He could have been surrounded by the best doctors in the world and landed on a hospital bed and STILL would have likely died right there.
Timeline was; Shooting at 3:30pm, paramedics arrive 19 minutes later, and upon arrival at a nearby hospital he was pronounced dead at 4:04pm. 34 minutes from firing the shot and being pronounced dead.
He was likely already dead moments after falling down in that store. It's truly only made Drejka look like more of an absolute dumpster to make an argument against such startling numbers and striking evidence in the courtroom.

Mcglockton was a stay-at-home dad for their 3 children, by all accounts a decent dude who provided what he could for the people he knew. His partner was just the same, working as a CNA to provide more income for the household. Just fucking awful someone so young and ready to give was taken so irresponsibly.

Kitty

1y↑388

When he started crying about how much he misses his dogs I rolled my eyes so hard they almost got stuck.
I'm sure the children of the man he MURDERED miss their father.
Edit: That transition, Dave. THAT is why we watch you. You show the facts of the case, unbiased, explain that your opinions are yours, and then you state your well-thought-out opinions. That's what makes you stand out from these copycat crime channels.

alyssums

1y↑24

I laughed out loud when he started whining like a little baby about his arm hurting from being pushed. You shot a man in front of his young children over a parking spot, Mike. Nobody gives a shit about your boo boo. I'm so glad that he's rotting in prison.

¡La Pinche Chismosa!

1y↑3

@alyssums right? What a tough guy

Joe

1y↑5

@Tina Windham your comment don't make no sense

Beast

1y↑6

@Tina Windham have you considered trying seppuku?

Nigel Groom

1y↑6

It's very similar to Michael Dunn who also showed absolutely no remorse and only cried in court when his dog was brought up. He also made a pathetic claim for self defence when really he was just trigger happy in another racially motivated attack. The more I compare them, the more similarities there are between the two cases.

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Heather Gillespie

1y↑642

Circle A is a family owned, long standing (close to my home) corner store, they serve everyone equally. People still park in that spot to run in and out. That man literally stalked that parking spot on foot, and harassed people instead of getting a job, or walking his beloved dogs. He never had to shoot the victim . His life was never in danger. He was trigger happy, and a known menace in the neighborhood. He never had one ounce of remorse for anyone except himself.

Nicholas, and his human

1y↑47

Facts. I grew up in Tampa.
The best part of this idiot is watching him literally hand himself 20yrs in his police interview while thinking he was dead right. Truly remarkable.

hunter

1y↑9

Except the other dude assaulted him

Nicholas, and his human

1y↑93

@hunter except you can’t shoot someone for pushing you on the ground. You can draw…but you can’t shoot unless he keeps coming. You always draw with the intent to shoot. But in this case, he did not have to pull the trigger.

It’s as simple as that. He was as wrong as you. Don’t get twenty years bro.

new vision 4L

1y↑61

@hunter because he was having a screaming match with his wife and kids in the car…I feel bad for your girlfriend/ wife if you even have one

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Momoko

1y↑755

Him crying over his situation and then saying he wouldnt change anything if he could is literal insanity

Julia

1y↑39

That's a narcissist though, through and through. Disgusting behavior.
RIP Marquis.

Alekas_Attic

1y↑2

Well, he was right

Carl Bitney

1y↑4

when they asked him if he'd ever been in a fight:
never. never been in a fight.ever.
well, the old line,
it's better late than never,
may not work out so well for his near future.

Dechala

1y↑26

Ive had this conversation lots of times. Most people never want to be in a situation where they take someone else’s life. Even in a self defence situation you choose to injure rather then to kill. When asked “is there something you would change” he may as well have said “no im glad a father of 3 is dead because of me” he went out seeking confrontation to use his gun point blank period. I hope he rots in prison. Prayers for Marquis’ wife and kids. Especially his som who witnessed it

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Pearl

1y↑99

I work in news, so I listen to a lot of scanner talk and scrub through a lot of dispatch calls. I think that guy who said, "Someone just got shot, so we're gonna need to speed this up a little," is an absolute champ. Kept a cool head despite the situation and reinforced the the gravity of the situation by stating it was point blank. Yes, dispatchers have a series of questions they ask and often take some time to enter the call info and report to first responders, but it's totally okay and also sometimes necessary to stress how urgent the situation is--without being rude or hysterical. Just, never interrupt or ignore their first question, 'Where is your emergency?' Always tell them that first. If all you get out of your mouth is the address, that's the most important part.

Hailey Christy

1y↑28

I'm so grateful he was found guilty. The whole time during the police interview and trial I was so nervous he was going to be found not guilty. I understand the concept of the Stand Your Ground law, but it's so easy to take advantage of that. The fact that he had no remorse speaks volumes about Michael.

HannaTegneskog

1y↑147

Him feeling sorry for himself, touching his "hurt" arm is so pathetic and embarrassing.
He woke up that day and couldn't wait to go out and "self-defense" the first guy he felt "threatened" by.

Lisa

1y↑49

This is so awful. Those poor people. Their lives forever changed because they parked in the wrong place at a gas station. Those poor children. I can’t get over the terror of what they went through. That mother is so strong to get out of the car and help her partner then ran back to move her car. I hope she is ok. I am so sad for her.

Dillon Garnette

1y↑59

I’ve always found this case so intresting cause being a fellow concealed carrier, the literal first thing they taught is if you pull out your gun, and who ever you point it at, backs away, then you automatically lose the any reason to proceed with shooting, and my class also taught me or atleast emphasized, just pulling out a gun in most cases is enough to defuse the situation, that’s why I truly believe this man was on the hunt, or Atleast acting with carelessness because he had a gun and thought he could do whatever he wants

mahogany sweets

1y↑2

Agreed

Debra Perez

1y↑5

Bingo!! I'm an old lady who used to hunt and trap with my brothers. I can't even kill ants now.. I'd like to say that if anybody intentionally or unintentionally aimed or pointed a gun at another human being, our first reaction is to back up or try to get out of the line of fire. He could have sat there on his fat ass and just kept the gun in his hands. Nobodies going to go anywhere near.him. Ridiculous!

When Something Cries Again

1y↑3

Also, if you pull your gun first before they actually threaten you in a way anyone else will attest to, you're very likely to be pinned as the aggressor, thus unable to claim self defense. So many people don't appreciate that self defense cuts both ways, and that drawing a gun is an act of aggression unless the other person actively poses a threat to you first. Preemption is not something the court will let you get away with

h6cole

1y↑4

Pretty sure pulling a gun out is clear escalation in 99% of situations lol

That's how you start a shootout

Cayce

1y↑391

As a person with family who have actual physical disabilities, it drives me nuts to see people take advantage of those spots. I wish police would write citations for this more often and the tickets would be an unreasonable numerical value, however, pulling a gun on someone for them doing it? This miserable, jobless dude truly wanted to take his anger out on someone with the only piece of hardware that made him feel like a man.

Hollie S

1y↑45

Exactly! I'm paraplegic and its annoying if someone parks in a disabled bay because I can't get my wheelchair down the side of my car in a normal bay. I've never wanted to have an altercation over it let alone cause physical harm. As you say, he is a miserable human!

Action Bravo

1y↑21

He used his gun because he was attacked

Leo Q

1y↑57

@Action Bravo Just because you are attacked does not mean you shot someone when they are already pulling back. He was someone looking for problems even the detective said it

brendan clark

1y↑32

@Action Bravo Are you attempting to justify his actions?

Hollie S

1y↑55

@Action Bravo he used his gun because he'd been waiting for an opportunity to shoot someone in order to bolster his self image. Its clear from his aggression in multiple road rage incidents. Hevwas willing to start an altercation with a woman in front of her 3 small children - thank god he didn't decide to take his impotence out on them.

He could have minded his own business, said his piece and moved on, called the police or not shoot a man who was backing away.

Ultimately he's a sad, immature little man who was going to hurt someone, it was just a matter of time. Unsettling that you are defending him, do you perhaps relate to him in some way?

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Sonja Heck

1y↑16

His arrogance and entitlement made him think he didn't need an attorney. This is such a good interrogation. The court case had excellent witnesses too. You missed one crazy point that the judge addressed: Drejka was himself illegally parked when he approached her car. The judge made some great points sentencing that it worth a look.

pinkfluffydino

33w

It didn’t show the judges comments on it but it was pointed out by another witness in the video.
I enjoy watching trials but I haven’t seen this one. I think I may have to watch this trial soon.

Joyce Wible

1y↑80

Dave, I think you did an absolutely beautiful job of presenting the case and honoring the victim at the end. That was really moving

Just Dej

1y↑77

"Thank you for telling me." was definitely not on my list of responses a person might give after finding out they murdered someone.

Van Helsing

48w↑7

Yeah that part is why I came to the comment section. That did not look good for him. I also can't imagine... I would be devastated if I found out I killed someone.

Wesly Peterson

29w↑2

Bc he was secretly proud of himself

Brandon Schmidt

1y↑50

“I wasn’t allowed to be a cop. He said he’d break my arm.”

I notice new things every time I revisit this case. This throwaway moment is pretty illuminating, in my opinion.

Stacey Smith

29w↑3

Yeah, until watching Dave's video, I had no idea this guy had "4th Amendment issues" with the local police but OF COURSE HE DOES.

C B

1y↑33

Michael named himself parking lot police , harassed a stranger , shot and killed a man . But when police asked why he didnt just bring it up to the store owner - he says THAT would be overstepping . What the hell.
Should have been 2nd degree murder . Michael did everything wrong from the moment he arrived at the store .
As for Marquis turning back toward the store after being shot , what was the alternative ?
Stand where he was , next to his family , who may have been inadvertently shot if Michael continued to fire ? Basically waiting to be shot again ?
Run to his left , putting him closer to Michael ?
Im thinking its instinct to turn away from bullets , especially with your family in the line of fire ffs.

Michelle Kozaczok

1y↑1.4K

This guy has the worst case of 'I-wanted-to-be-a-cop-or-in-the-military-but-they-said-no" I have ever seen.

EDIT: This guy has the 2nd worse case of....
Thanks to commenters, I've been introduced to Jeremy Dewitte. Were I to explain him to you, you would think I was exaggerating for comedic effect. So please, look him up. 😊

ienjoylife

1y↑91

Affirmative

K Sinclair-Garcia

1y↑12

💯agree

EQUAL2

1y↑40

George Yankee Alpha one seven five

m

1y↑64

take a shot every time he says "negative"

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Kathy Marie King-Stewart

1y↑66

Do you wanna be happy, or do you wanna be right? If no one is being harmed, the MYOB rule wins every time. That personality flaw of repeatedly trying to control others, cost a life, and caused so much needless suffering. The worst part in my opinion was his complete ambivalence for the life he took. For me personally life is too short, too precious and most too complicated to try to run more than one. Madness is sadness indeed. 😣

Wide Awake Human

Yeah it was a totally needless ending to that situation- both parties could have made different decisions that most likely would’ve ended the altercation before someone lost their life.
As a former cop, I have no issue dealing with idiots - but I agree, MYOB is almost always the right answer.

Cats.Addict

1y↑15

This man is all I hate from a human being... he has absolutely NO emotions learning the man died, and certainly no regrets. He is a true monster and the irony is he thinks he is a good man and did what had to be done... How scary is that?
The last part of the video is extremely touching and I have no shame to say it brought tears to my eyes.

Lou

1y↑14

The endings to your videos are like no other true crime channel. The amount of respect you show to the victims. I’m always left sobbing

theNewCruelty

1y↑78

I read that michael "Feet and Hips were coming toward me" drejka was attacked and wounded in prison in February 2020. Also read that his twenty year conviction was upheld in December 2021.

n cam

1y↑9

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Relax, cupcake

49w↑3

🎉🎉

Zachary Sturgeon

48w↑1

He got railroaded

Wesly Peterson

29w↑1

Who did it? I got a few bucks for him😂

SugaryPhoenixxx

1y↑556

I hate how Michael tries to come across as a vulnerable "old man" when he is only 47. It seems pathetic more than anything.

He likes to pick fights with women who are alone with children in the car but when someone his own size shows up he is a total & complete coward.

S C

1y↑66

exactly. He's a typical bully, throwing his weight around and scaring women and kids, but when a man comes at him, he completely folds and goes straight for lethal force. I truly think he reacted out of pride rather than fear. He got laid low, and his ego couldn't take it.

Debra Metzger

1y↑6

Ditto. So true.

Wild Flower

1y↑6

Yes! You're absolutely right

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SmolPotato

1y↑44

I absolutely love how you give a space at the end to think about the actual victims of such a tragedy. Your thoughts are very much appreciated, please keep them in! I think it really sets you apart from the rest.

Silvina Leonetti

1y↑6

The defense trying to blame the victim and making the argument he was disoriented because of drugs and not because he was trying to find a safe place after being shot in the chest is garbage. So he is too aggressive and not aggressive enough. Insane. Shame on them. And that murderer not even once feeling horrible about killing a man in front of his children...that five year old in the store breaks my heart.

Dahlia Pothos

1y↑7

Oh my, I started to tear up once the murderer starts complaining about how he hurts from the altercation. He has no right to complain. He just killed a man!

Nina

1y↑5

This really made me cry. To see that little boy see his dad shot just breaks my heart.

Tinelle Reay

1y↑2

Your antifreeze video is AMAZING, The homage to Jambo at the end was great he was so passionate about the case…and her family. Thank you for sharing!

Amy Walker

1y↑127

My husband would have done the exact same thing if he came out of the store and saw some man yelling at me, especially with a car full of kids. This dude is a piece of work and obvious narcissist. He imagines himself as someone much more important than he really is. He wishes he was military or a cop. It would be laughable if it wasn’t so tragic. 😢

Listrynne (list-rin)

1y↑14

As an uber driver myself I cringed when he said he carried when he drove. I'm not against rideshare drivers carrying if they are legally allowed to, regardless of company policy, but this incident clearly shows he shouldn't be allowed to carry or drive rideshares. Driving for rideshares requires patience and a thick skin, neither of which he has.

TH3MARK3DWARR10R

1y↑15

@M Janny when did he ever do that lmao 🤣 he pushed him. who killed your homies while you ain't do shit?

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NRAHC

1y↑20

The mom is such a great person, taking it all so well. You can tell she really cares about her kids and husband.

Maya

1y↑18

Thank you for covering this case in-depth. I've seen one other channel cover this and none of the family interviews and fallout after the incident was covered. I appreciate the research. Cases like these are always apart of a bigger picture, and I think you captured that.

yaya804

If it was JCS, the case hadn't went to trial yet so he didn't have any of the court recordings to include in his video. Only the facts and interrogation video but it is important to include that he focuses on interrogation dissection instead of full circle documentaries like this here

Maddie B.

1y↑10

I’d like to see some people explain why they think parking in a handicap spot or shoving someone should be punishable by death

AvidiaNirvana

1y↑1

The point is, if he had self restraint he would still be breathing... He just couldn't keep his hands to himself though...

A_Ducky

45w↑1

I'm handicapped and wouldn't want Michael to police that for me, or kill anyone.

Christian Fay

38w↑1

@AvidiaNirvanayou’re a child if you shoot someone over a playground style push.

AvidiaNirvana

38w

@Christian Fay Happens all the time, that's why it's best to keep yo hands to yo self. You can't control how someone else is going to react/overreact, you can control your own hands and what you choose to do with them. My advice would have this guy still walking around alive.

patty wade

1y↑5

Thank you for all the work you do to educate us with your work. This is one of the saddest situations I've seen 😢

mary ann morris

1y↑5

I watched this trial from start to end. The store worker or owner said that Drako was always acting like an officer or guard at that store. The man had already told him to stop policing outside the place.

angel

1y↑335

hated constantly hearing “why did he leave his child in the store” bc why in the hell would you let a child accompany you to an altercation/he probably checked to see what was going on and seeing the rest of his family was in immediate danger he decided to approach also “why would he go back inside after being shot and leave his family” HE WAS SHOT how dare they propose that drejka fearing for his life made a split second decision that killed a man and then not think that marquis, dying, wouldn’t also make a “weird” decision I understand that is literally their job as the defense but it’s very easily picked apart

DJCPreston

1y↑37

The absurdity of that claim that Drejka's decisions were justifiable due to the stress and fear of getting pushed over, while refusing to allow Marquis to be stressed/afraid after being fatally shot was definitely a weird choice.

What also struck me about all of that was the defence was trying to frame that not bringing the child with him was irrational, (as you say, it seems really irrational to bring your child to a possible altercation and put him at risk, and more like Marquis had properly weighed up the potential threats both options presented for his son,) but it was also irrational to return to said child in his dying moments. It feels like both those options can't be irrational at the same time.

madison cobain

1y↑24

100% agree!!!! That made me SO mad. They’re acting as if he didn’t act the “right way” after getting literally shot through the heart and lungs. He was probably in shock and hardly knew what was going on and just stumbled somewhere as far away from that crazy man as possible. Heartbreaking. 😔😔

Question Everything

1y↑11

He didn’t act the right way which lead to him being shot. If your trying to protect your family why would you escalate the situation from shouting and arguing into physical violence. You just don’t know what people are thinking or what they might do, and in this case he pushed a man who has been looking for a reason to shoot someone. A shooting that was definitely not justified.

Violence does not make anything better. I sure hope everyone can learn from this unnecessary death and trauma.

Prayers for the victims family and especially his son.

Ian O'Malley

1y↑4

I think he was trying to protect his ego (or ego of his woman) a little bit more than the kid.

McNulty's Sober Companion

1y↑9

Well said. If anything it shows how good a dad he was by making the boy stay inside.

This footage is hard to watch. The man who shot him represents the worst, most selfish and paranoid aspects of our culture. A dangerous moron, all day long.

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Banana 9

48w↑29

I'm a firm believer in not putting your hands on anyone unless it's for self-defense purposes. I'm also a firm believer in not going out of your way to harass strangers over something that is not for you to take into your own hands. It was clearly Michael who started this whole thing.

Sweetheart Megz

1y↑6

This was an incredibly in-depth video you put together and we thank you for your work. The ending was so beautiful and so very sad. This case has always broken my heart and I grieve for everyone who loves him.

Noteworthy Insignificance

1y↑9

I loved it when he told the detective he was taking the discussion in the wrong direction. 😂

Hollie S

1y↑5

I appreciate your words at the end, I too have made poor decisions but I will say one thing - even the poorest decision making of my life could never have resulted in someone's death. And that is the huge difference between most of us and the defendant in this case. Thankfully.

I really feel for Marquis' family. It's awful.

Paula McDonald

1y↑3

This man is a classic narcissist, the world revolved around him (in his mind). It’s his world and we’re just living in it. Or in this case dying. It’s beyond sad that a man died over something two sixteen year old kids would know is wrong to do but not worth going into physical then fatal actions over. This left four babies without a father and the eldest a traumatized witness. I hope they receive counseling. God bless all the innocent souls. R. I.P. Mr. McGlockton.

Candi S

1y↑432

OMG. The way this video was edited with clips coinciding with the testimony was grade A. Amazing job.

rossputin

1y↑11

Ya, consistently fails to disappoint. Triple A+ stuff

Lo Cro

1y↑6

I love it when they pay attention to detail to get a bad picture, too. ❤ One of my joys of moderating for Indisputable is the moment he posts a screenshot from a Karen video and it’s always the most hideous moment. 😊

CoExist64

1y↑8

That’s our Dave! 🍋

Leslie Hankins

1y↑4

Top-tier editing and retelling, every freakin time. 👏👏👏👏👏

Sassy Shelly

1y↑6

that is exactly why this is my favorite of all the interrogation channels

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God's Daughter

1y↑5

One way or another, each and every one of your videos I've seen to date, IMPACT me. It never fails. If the video is graphic and gory, I'm left impacted by the a massive knot in my stomach at the thought of one human being carrying out heinous acts on another. And for days and even weeks I'm constantly thinking about WHY and HOW, --WHAT went wrong in this person's life & WHEN? Was it the divorce of his/her parents? , the inappropriate acts committed on them by a family member that caused this person to mentally dismiss themselves from the rest of us. Or do they even know they're dismissed ("disconnected from "perhaps better words ) and not Okay mentally anymore ? But this one has left me with a massively HUGE QUESTION MARK ? I DON'T EVEN THINK THERE'S ANYTHING THAT CAN BE DONE TO HEAL THIS FAMILY. 💔😭✝️🛐🕯️🕊️ EVEN IF THEY PUT THAT MAN IN FRONT OF THE FIRING SQUAD AND THE FATHER WHO LOST HIS ONLY SON PULL THE TRIGGER I STILL DON'T THINK THAT WOULD GIVE THE FAMILY PEACE. The loss was just too great here Dave. Thank you for another one. 🥂 Hope your doing well and staying safe and warm. 🙏 My heart goes out to Marquise s family. Senseless loss of so much life.

Nicole jttmom

1y↑10

Bravo Dave's Lemonade! This was a magnificent, compelling video. Beautifully edited, impeccably researched. I look forward to your future work.

Susan H

49w↑1

Thanks for your sensitivity Dave. My condolences to the family

swag kid

1y↑26

So many lives changed over a parking spot. He should of listened to the shop owner when told it isn’t worth it. Dave, you’re one of the best at weaving an engaging story. Your videos, minus the tcap commentaries, always manage to make me tear up. The way you spotlight the victim and those affected by the crime is noble.

Yocheved Chana

1y↑11

This has become my new favorite true crime channel. There are some other top notch ones out there, but the tribute you do for the victims at the end of each episode really drives the point home. I often find myself on the brink of tears. We may listen to these videos and podcasts for casual entertainment, but it's important to always keep in mind that there are real human beings involved. Thank you for your care and sensitivity.

Taigalily

1y↑3

Thank you so much for putting subtitles during the interviews. I'ts nice to properly hear the whole story instead of straining to hear what I "think" is being said. Excellent video. Horrible human.

Kristina Young

1y↑123

God I had people like this so much — who only buy and carry a gun around so they can bully and intimidate people. They do it to make themselves feel like “big, strong men”, when in reality there’s nothing more pathetic than forcing people to do what you want because they’re afraid of what you’ll do to them.

the scrimblo

1y↑8

they think they will get to live out their hero complex, but in reality they're the ones causing these horrible crimes

GenericSocks

1y↑4

@the scrimblo yes because most gun crime is because of legal gun owners. Gimme a break dude. To be fair, I agree with you that this guy was definitely one of those people who bully others and is a wildly reckless gun owner. No doubt about that. However, that is not a reason to pretend like gun owners are all or even mostly like this. Most of us are terrified of having to actually use it because it results in a fatality a good amount of the time. Most gun crimes are from ILLEGAL gun owners by a huge huge margin. Just because there are a couple high profile cases does not change the fact that they are a minority of cases.

I’m not necessarily saying that you are trying to trash all gun owners but I want to be very clear to anyone else reading that this case is an example of the tiny minority of “gun owner bully” cases.

Brian C

1y↑2

@GenericSocks agreed everything you said was facts, I have a mini arsenal and make content for IG about guns but I’m afraid as hell that I would have to use one cause legal litigation is going to cost me 2-3 bmws. I’m probably going to be fired and labeled a gun nut by media once the story drops . Life over/changed

Cofka

1y↑10

@GenericSocks I don't think that was the point of what they were saying nor did they imply most gun crime comes from legal owners. They were agreeing that people who purchase guns for their hero complex often do more harm than good.

Kristen Price

1y↑5

@Brian C yea, God forbid you murder someone, the really bad part would be having to pay for a lawyer. You're a perfect example of what OP said.

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JMRSplatt

1y↑6

Such a weird interview.. I've watched it multiple times now across various channels. Dave, you're always the best. Thank you for the video.

RandyGH

1y↑7

Seen this case on other channels but this was by far the most detailed essay, thanks Dave

Pamela Phelan

1y↑5

PS: your coverage of this case in the video was stellar. Your editing skills are top notch 💯👍👏

Luci-ferre

1y↑3

You did a wonderful job of showing both sides of the story and revealing the tragedy for everyone involved. I don't think I've ever seen such a balanced and thorough presentation of a case. Nice work. ❤️

HerrFristy

1y↑3

Really good video, you always manage to give a unique perspective on things.

This case makes me so angry for many reasons but the one that hurts the most is that this guy shot a father in front of his kids. Heartbreaking.

Matt Davis

1y↑388

It's crazy that part of the defence is "well he ran away after getting shot instead of protecting his family" as if adrenaline turns you into a fucking call of duty character

Definitely Not Doing Crimes

1y↑98

That made my blood boil. As if running from a man who just shot you in the heart isn’t a natural and expected reaction.

Presidential Deep Dives

1y↑37

He ran towards his son in the store

jūiceböx

1y↑12

made me so mad, i mean the whole case made me mad, but that is just out of line. i wonder how they sleep at night

Xenophagia

1y↑13

That expert really shot himself through the foot and hit their entire defense with his bogus argument. That little ~~"force multiplier"~~ didn't work out so well.

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Shaunna L

1y↑3

This was not manslaughter - it was retaliatory- and it was murder. It was done in a heat of passion.

Katelyn

1y↑2

I've watched videos about this case before but this one is definitely my favourite. I really liked the focus on the victim and their family and the focus on their perspectives over that of the killer. Really amazing video!!

Michael Recycle

1y↑5

This channel remains the best on YouTube in the criminal interrogation/trial genre.

Politically Pink

1y↑2

Thanks so much for covering this case! I've watched his interview/interrogation several times, and it just turns my stomach. It's one of those cases that grabs you.

Janice

1y↑1

Thank you for all of your hard work to share the case. I'm not far from this place. My heart goes out to Marquis, his family and to the family of Michael 💔😪

Cotton haired Aesthetic

1y↑236

He had a history of threatening women because it gave him a feeling of power over others.
He was going to continue that trend with the pregnant mom in a car. I dont think he expected her to have a guy who was going to put hands on him. Cowardly men HATE other dudes making them look anything but tough.... so BOOM his gun is the only way he can gain back his fake sense of control. He was waiting for ish to get froggy

SuicideVan

1y↑1

That's a good catch, but wasn't he also involved in an altercation with a young man as well? Once on the road then also previously at that parking space?

Perhaps women are just worse drivers and more often upset Drejka with their inattentive driving?

lupas cipher

1y↑14

@SuicideVan why are you bringing up a sexist argument against a guy who clearly would fight anyone who annoyed him on the road? He was a baby who liked to just bully people on the road

SuicideVan

1y↑8

@lupas cipher OP's comment is literally allegeding this man specifically targeted women for various reasons related to his fragile masculinity.

Do you read?

HadrNaHlavu

@lupas cipher Did you fall on your head when you were little?

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Gino

1y↑5

I’m a 60 yr old Italian and remember the way it was before handicap parking and frankly although a good concept there’s no doubt in my mind 50% of people using with placard are fraudulent. Obviously ruins it for the needy. Family members and others exploit the process. However it’s all a moot point, this guy knowingly provoked the other and when pushed back (literally) killed him. He clearly was in no danger let alone fatal. He’s a a cold hearted uneducated (gun training) idiot that was itching to shoot. The deceased was standing up for his family and this knucklehead pulls a firearm!
God Bless the family of the deceased and may that killer’s 20 years seem like 40!
Ps: he gets pushed over then feels the need to pull his firearm? ….he’s a COWARD and a FOOL!!!

Solids Liquids And Gasps

30w↑1

I hope the family has found some peace and has been able to to get access to counseling in whatever way works best for them. Nothing but peace and blessings for the family.

Mischie13

1y↑12

This man was a walking time bomb. He has crazy eyes when he’s agitated

Frank Gutierrez

What an amazing, emotional and honoring ending to this tragic story! My heart bleeds for the victim's family.

Maddy Mew

1y↑2

I love how you separate your research and opinion. It's helpful to see other people's point of view. You show an immense amount of respect for both sides. And it adds in some of your personality which brings me back to your channel and awaiting uploads. Keep up the good work :)

Paladium

1y↑360

You presented this so well I didn't realize until half way through that I've seen this covered on another channel before. You have a way of presenting the story in such a captivating way. You lay just enough groundwork and include the interviews at the appropriate times. Great job!!!

Rose Feather

1y↑14

I realised that when I saw the gun was pulled - because it really is a terrible, terrible crime that shouldn't have happened, so the footage got imprinted into my brain - but yes, I agree.

leviathanmg

1y↑19

JCS covered the interrogation but didn't feature the trial or give some of the backstory recounted here. I figured that he had been in prior dust-ups with other people that had stopped short of a gunshot but... damn. JCS mentioned Markeis running back into the store and collapsing in front of his son but didn't show it. So indignant over a parking spot that you could park such pain, fury and grief in the hearts of so many. It's vile.

Anne Durant

1y↑2

Yes that the same thing that happened with me heard of this case on other channel but didn't realize till half way through,he didn't a amazing job telling the story 👍

neph_isness

1y↑4

Absolutely yes. And, that is a private lot. No shirt no shoes no service applies to that business because they own it. ou had found yourself not wearing a mask when they wanted you to wear masks that would have been there right to turn you away because it's their lot. So for some vigilante angry Manchild to police something that was none of his concern but was an easy potshot for him to get angry at people and out leash some of the hatred in his heart is a travesty and ultimately a tragedy to exactly what the wife spoke of which was his presence, leadership and love to all of his children. He had all of his children with one woman, and now I want to see the trial and see if the prosecution raised the argument that he did protect his family by drawing the gunfire continually towards him after he had been shot and that he kept his son in the store so as not to draw him into an fracas a violent fracas friction event fight which he would have if he had them come out of the store by his side. The one man who had anything to gain from Marquis not bringing his son out to get shot by the same angry I don't want to say white but white man; a man who did not cry when he talked about his wife being in hardship but only cried after he mentioned his two dogs and he knew he was crying only after his two dogs and then said I miss my girls I mean all of them and at that point was the only point that he brought in his wife to the tears that were coming into his eyes. For people to think when they interviewed him that he was not an angry man is Ludacris . The W.M.def. did not blink but grew more intense when their names were mentioned in interrogation. He kept was keyed up in the interrogation room. He had rage and his body knew he had rage cuz it exhibited every f**** sign of indignation and all the useless stupid feelings that go with feeling that oneself is a victim and other people should pay and indeed are acutely to blame for the trials, difficulties , sadnesses and hardships of Z person's trials, sadness and woes.

hector herbert

1y↑1

thanks.

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joemccollom3031

1y↑3

Its so sad that he was damn near balling when mentioning his dogs but absolutely no emotion when talking about the man he killed in front of his own family

maria karvouni

I love the commentary bit with your rationale for editing/ making films. And the focus on the poor man portrayed as having ‘caused’ his own murder

B P

1y↑2

Kudos on another fantastic in-depth video Dave!
Just an FYI (not sure if you did the captions for the interrogation) but the swab they did is actually a "buccal" swab, which is the inside cheek area.
Thanks again for doing such an excellent job with these videos! Your presentation is very respectful and well-done, and you always have more information than everything else I've seen. Keep up the good work!

Dave's Lemonade - Crime Documentary

1y↑4

That was absolutely me on that mistake haha thank you!

Stacey Smith

29w

@Dave's Lemonade - Crime Documentary It's so weird, because most people in the US calls them "buckle" swaps, when the word is pronounced "byou-kahl"

Emmy

This is very well made, and very respectful. That's why I always come back for more. Well done, Dave.

Brie Shaefer

1y↑349

Crazy how all the alleged MDMA symptoms were more exhibited by the killer rather than the victim. Emotional instability, aggression, altered perceptions, paranoia 👀👀

Holly Stiener

1y↑8

I disagree on this point

Dubs TV

1y↑34

@Holly Stiener elaborate why you're wrong, please.

Ian

1y↑61

I like that they tried to explain fight or flight as symptoms of MDMA. “This dude got shot and tried to get away from the gun. He’s clearly on drugs”

Brie Shaefer

1y↑36

@Ian yes! When they said he was careless bc he ran into the store to get help for his injuries instead of staying there to “defend” his family from the guy with the gun was an insane thing for the defense to argue!

thubakabra

1y↑29

@Ian I'd run the other way, too! I wouldn't give a fuck who am I leaving behind when I am about to die, I can't breathe... Also, I'd leave my child in the safety of the shop instead of bringing them to where a loud argument is taking place.
I'd also be interested in the fact that how many people are actually experiencing those other symptoms the defense was saying that the victim surely had... I mean, just read the description of any medication, they sometimes even say "sudden death" as a symptom, lol. How much is the probability that the victim had those other symptoms?

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Elena Pashaeva

Dave, thank you for your great work!

Nick Lynch

42w↑1

Damn. You have excellent content my friend. I’ve watched many commentaries on this dude’s case and yours is by far the most comprehensive and eloquent. Great work.

Dave's Lemonade - Crime Documentary

42w↑1

Thank you for the lovely comment and your time watching.

Megan Fairon

This is the most in-depth video I've seen on this case. Thank you Dave 💛 Rest in Peace, Mr McGlockton 🙏🏻

EkG

1y↑8

This is one of the most avoidable situations possible. It's scary. He's a special kind of POS. He felt entitled, and somehow somebody that unstable had a firearm. Such a bummer. God I wish stuff like this just wouldn't ever happen.

Pica hudsonia unflocked

49w↑3

When I was still driving, I had a disabled placard on my car. Bc I'm disabled. I had to have a doctor's form & pay an extra fee for it. I almost never parked in the space I was legally allowed to park in, even on days I really needed to, bc other people kept butting in trying to demand I prove my disabilities or yelled at me in public bc they just assume I was illegitimately parking a disabled space with a "stolen" or "fake" placard, bc I didn't "look" like a disabled person to them. "White knights" like this prick make everyone's lives harder, including the disabled lives he believes he "cares" so much about that he'd shoot an unarmed Black American man at a convenience store in front of his partner + kids. No one asked that dude to make our business his business. & how dare he kill young fathers thinking it's to "protect disabled parking space". We're just being used as his excuse.

Jenna2k

43w

If he really cared about parking spots he would have taken a picture from across the parking lot and sent it to the cops. He wanted a confrontation.

shards0fwords

1y↑620

“Neutralized.” Jesus Christ I nearly forgot just how shitty this guy gets in the interrogation

Meme Man

1y↑75

Micheal Dreka and Micheal Dunn are two of a kind.

MomentsInTrading

1y↑17

@Meme ManI’m fascinated with both cases (although I am way more with Dunn). I watched both trials.
I’ve watched the Dunn interrogation 6-7 times.

MomentsInTrading

1y↑73

Neutralized Negative. Force multiplier.
He tries to use a bunch of military terms.

scared scary

1y↑60

@MomentsInTrading its cop-wannabe syndrome

MomentsInTrading

1y↑10

Motor 1’s Moving

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Lauren K

1y↑1

Thanks for including all the sources Dave, your personal analysis which I share personal experiences, as well as your research has always impressed me

iLife64

1y↑1

The witness testimony and cross examination is very extensive in this case, not only they interviewed everyone there but they also got to interview the guy with the work truck relating to a completely separate incident but from the same cause. I too get upset with people hogging handicap spots but some battles aren’t worth fighting

Holly McDowell

I absolutely loved your thoughts and layout of this case. Oh my gosh. Thought provoking and so well balanced.

But yeah the guy with the gun was an idiot and I guarantee you his prison experience is rough….

Curiosity Garden

1y↑4

If I felt that I had no other choice but to shoot someone to defend myself, I would still feel terrible about taking another life. Totally agree it was messed up that he felt no remorse.. even if he felt justified, you don’t feel bad even a little bit?? And his given history.. this was going to happen to someone by his hand eventually.

Wide Awake Human

1y↑3

Problem #1 - don’t park in handicap spots illegally
Prob #2 - if ur not a cop, don’t cause a confrontation with someone you are parked illegally
Prob #3 - don’t walk up and push someone on their ass if all they’re doing is being loud and griping at ur girlfriend if they’re not making any physical threats and appearing as if they’re imminently going to carry them out
Prob #4 - u can’t shoot someone just cuz they push you on ur ass because u were acting a fool

So many decisions that could’ve been made differently and likely change this horrible outcome. This is why the best advice is almost always - AVOID CONFRONTATION if at all possible.

Kateena Kitiyana

1y↑555

He deliberately transferred the gun from the glovebox to his pocket and then confronted an unwitting member of the public. I would think these actions tend more towards premeditation than man slaughter.

TenderFallopianTube976

1y↑11

👏 👏 👏

DvidTheGnome

1y↑24

@TenderFallopianTube976 If you were gonna confront a black couple from the ghetto over something trivial like parking in a handicapped spot you should probably expect trouble. Unfortunately the guy who got shot paid the ultimate price for having no impulse control. If you decide to physically attack someone, there is a possibility one of you will die, and he did. I'm not really very sympathetic to the guy who got shot.

C S

1y↑77

@DvidTheGnome he clearly was looking for an altercation. his life was not in danger and he had no reason to believe so

DvidTheGnome

1y↑17

@C S I'm not saying the guy who shot him wasn't unbalanced and over the top. I'm just saying the guy who got shot was also unbalanced and violent and he paid the ultimate price for it, and I'm not very sympathetic.

chijen2010

1y↑18

@C S he was just assaulted. He had less than 1 second to decide what to do. Hindsight and a clear, non-assaulted, mind of course has advantages. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. I say that about both parties in this case. Stupidity all around and everyone won their prize!

The father of the dead saying he raised his son right. What?? To assault people for looking at your car?? Are you nuts?

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Jennie Hughes

1y↑2

I worry that the Cart Narc might get into a situation like this over people not returning their shopping carts to the cart corrals.

Jd

1y↑2

Dave, I love ur channel, it's the best out there. I just wanted to tell you that!! ❤️

exail

1y↑3

Caity Leong

1y↑2

You create so beautifully. Thank you for all your effort. LOVE your videos 💖

La_Ru0921

27w

Markeis' dad just breaks my heart. I know what it feels like to lose a young adult child, (mine by accident, not homicide, but, still hurts.)

Prayers and love to the McGlockton family ❤️🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Bryce Daugherty

1y↑341

I love the JCS video on this case. Watched it many times. But I'm realizing that the way Dave lays it out focuses so much more on everyone involved. I love this one even more I think.

Witch Flowers

1y↑38

hes very personal, and i really appreciate the approach. both their styles are valid

Nathan Arievlis

1y↑27

Good point, Bryce , I agree 100%... Where JCS goes into ''Yin'' detail , Dave covers the ''Yang'' side. They're not competing , they're complimenting.

Luke McGuire

1y↑8

Dave freakin rocks

Becca S.

1y↑8

Same here, like the witnesses giving their testimonies in court.

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Alli Lee

Very beautifully done video. Contains a lot of info not contained in other videos I’ve seen on the case. This would pair well with the JCS video on the case, as it does call out his lies as he says them during the interrogation initially. Such as how he lied about her exiting her vehicle, the fact that he made verbal contact first, and the things he said, the fact that her partner advanced towards him first, etc. also they call out his hipoceasy as well like the fact that he parked in the middle of the lot instead of a regular spot while shitting on others for using the handicap lot. They also point out a lot of the embarrassing shit he does like the way he acts like he’s the one running the interrogation and he was in charge, like the fact that he got annoyed that the officer asked him why he decides to go up and start shit with them instead of minding his business or even calling the police. They point out that the police are the ones that are asking the questions, not him. They are also very knowledgeable on the law and interrogation tactics. They point out all the laws that he is breaking and the tactics the officers are using during the interrogation, like the fact that they try and get him to admit to lesser crimes first so they can insure that they can keep him in custody even if they can’t get an admission for the murder. They point out the fact that it can’t be self defense if he was not in fear for his life, being in fear for being beat up does not count. They also point out that they don’t charge him with the crime the second he admits that he wasn’t in fear for his life because they want to get him to continue on talking for as long as possible, so that they can get as much evidence/admissions as possible.

MsMagsMN

1y↑2

Every time he answers with 'negative,' I'm like JUST SAY 'NO' LIKE THE CIVILIAN YOU ARE

Sumguy

Bro you have EVERY right to state your opinion on work you have spent weeks or months living through. Going through the hundreds of hours of trial footage, interrogations, news articles, laws, writing, editing, storytelling etc, has an effect on you as a person, and this video you have made is an extension of you, even though you’ve tried to tell the story in an objective manner. I respect your work enough that I think you’ve earned the right to have an opinion on it. Please do not let the disagreement of your opinion in past videos stop you from sharing an opinion if you feel that it’s necessary. However, I can tell that you’re a thoughtful and empathetic person who genuinely wants what’s best for everybody, so I do your logic of leaving it up to the viewer to decide for themselves, and leaving your opinion out of it. But please don’t make it a hard rule. If you need to state something and get it off your chest, then you need to do that. Video content, even in the true crime genre is art. And art is an expression of your self.

Reagan

1y↑8

I can't believe people think he was at all justified.

Vladimir Solovyov

1y↑1

I know right, who walks up to someone just to violently push them to the ground out of nowhere?

Emma Holland

1y↑3

@Vladimir Solovyov " out of nowhere"

justin robertson

46w

He was completely* justified he shouldn't be in jail

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Mellow Yello

1y↑35

It saddens me that people like this exist, to live a normal life just to seek out a pointless conflict solely to have a chance at "being a hero" and killing someone in an even that they manipulate to occur.

Its gross.

Julia

1y↑2

I don't believe he wanted to be a hero. I think it was more about him KNOWING that those folks were in the wrong and he sure as hell was going to make sure they knew it. No hero complex at all. Just a simple minded, thin skinned narcissist.

decaying dante

1y↑3

@Julia don't disagree on the narcacisst part, but based on how he speaks in the interrogation (constantly saying "negative" being the main thing) it seems like he REALLY wanted to be a cop/in the military. and he started the whole thing over an able-bodied person parking in a handicapped spot (a moral/righteous cause). i agree with op that he just wanted to find some excuse to be a "hero". reminds me of that one guy (i want to say dan bilzerian?) who was at a mass shooting and 1. filmed it on his instagram stories and 2. tried to "help" police by asking to borrow their gun

Jbhuyiijhuj

you are a great thinker and a beautiful content creator. Thanks for being here and sharing

Vent

24w↑2

the flies never make waste of a tragedy. God be with you, Markeis and with your spirit.

UseYour'eBrain

1y↑3

Keep the videos up Bro. They are brilliant and very balanced.

Anna P

1y↑2

My heart hurts for Marques's mother and father! God, please give them peace in their heart and let them find happiness with the rest of their lives in this World. They raised a MAN who died protecting his family, the MOST honorable act a MAN can do and a place in heaven was surely waiting for him!

Tina Windham

No a man doesn’t F a woman, get her pregnant and not wife her. A man doesn’t do drugs around his kids. A man doesn’t go to violence when he could’ve left. A man would think bf acting.

Anna P

@Tina Windham No Human is perfect. We are all flawed. Judge not lest he be judged.

DMR

1y↑103

20 mins in and so impressed with how you’ve edited the trial so the witnesses are telling the whole story. Class! Now back to it…..

Dave's Lemonade - Crime Documentary

1y↑11

Hi there, DMR <3

Cade McDermott

1y↑3

I’m happy to see the comment I wanted to post but am too high to figure out, was worthy of a reply

Good job OP

John

The Black spokesman argued for repeal of this law by saying, "Stop killing our kids!"...my only thought was, "Well, keep your kids out of our garages, out of our homes, stop your kids stealing our cars, and stop your kids from selling our children drugs while they walk home from school. If you can do that, the level of mistrust and prejudging will go down. But other people will look at my comment and say, "Well, you a racist, too!" And the circular argument goes on and on and on...

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