Judge Simpson This HORRIBLE BOSS Had SEX with And ATTACKED Employee
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When I was 16 and working my first job in a dept. store, an Asst. Manager came onto me in the stock room. When I told him no, he pushed me back & ripped open my blouse. Luckily another employee came in and the asst. Mgr. ran out of the stock room. I didn't even think of calling the police, but went home and told my Dad! The next evening my Dad told me "you'll never have to worry about that man again!" I don't know what Dad did or said...but I never heard or saw that man again...I'm 67 now. RIP Dad!
You had an AWESOME Dad RIP I'm so sorry you went through that 🥺 thankful that an employee came in. ♥️❤️🩹
I also had a similar thing happen to me , but mine was at an apt that I rented, the owner said that if I would give him favors that my rent would be next to nothing, then he proceeded to kiss me!! Not only did I move out immediately I then left a message on his answering machine, I think his wife or sec heard the message, I said you have refused to give me my money back that I payed you, first and last month rent, and if u don't give me that money back I will make sure the police and your wife know what u did, in that order!! I got my money back! I wish now that I would have reported him, but I was really young then.
Dad’s are Awesome, & those that “work in mysterious ways”, obviously Know the Laws!!!😎😂
Mine has been gone almost 30 years now-I’m at the age He & My Mom Both died at, a few years apart @63yrs of age, & I miss him Even More today.😪It Felt so odd, & even More Ridiculous, that it came to my mind that I was Orphaned at 37yo!!! I was struck by that, & had to pull off the Highway, to cry my eyes out for ALL the Orphaned Children. I can only imagine how that feeling upended their Whole World, they weren’t even old enough to understand, only to be tossed around, & too often abused as well. We’ve Seriously Got to Do better folks, & give children some of the Love We Received.😪🙏
This is also a huge reason many women don't come forward. They know how their brothers/fathers/uncles (or sisters/aunts too) will want to handle it, and it'll end up with them getting in trouble. You did the right thing & I'm happy your father had the 'resources' to put a stop to that creep, but SO many women suffer in silence in an effort to protect her family. I also fear for anyone who'd lay a false claim on someone. I've got a dashcam on my car to protect myself from liars in traffic scenarios - I wonder if we're all going to just record everything, all day, every day, in case the footage helps legally. Everyone would record what they see, with the option of retrieving or deleting their personal data.
Oh man, do I wish I knew what he did or said.
The victim in the second case has all her ducks in a row. She answered the judge’s questions clearly. She wasn’t emotional but very matter of fact. I commend her. Mission accomplished!
I didn't watch the same one as you. The judge caught her lying about some of her treatment. She got a lot less than she asked for. That's what I saw.
@@KS-bo7rmInterpretations may vary.
@JayBee1212 there's a whole video of her getting caught lying about everything. She created fake therapy offices and letters from her therapists and everything
theres another video of another case with her. and he shits all over her and she gets nothing.
She gets nothing because she's a liar. Another bitter woman, crying rape because she got dumped. They were dating, he wasn't just her boss.
Somebody dropped the ball on the employee abuse case 🥺🤬
Several somebodies it appears. But was it accidental, or deliberate?
BIG TIME
@@ostlandrliterally was thinking the same. Seems like they intentionally didn’t follow up. No way you had zero idea of that much contact. Definitely needs to some kind of reprimand here because who knows how many people this happens to and the offenders get off easy.
Some officers don't take these cases seriously so they don't properly record them or report them
The saddest thing about all of this is he sexually and emotionally abused her for years and all he is getting is a slap on the wrist misdemeanor. I'm very proud of the victim for telling her story in court that takes a lot of guts.
she was under no obligation to say no to this guy? Did she ever bother? I don recall where in the whole affair she bothered to not screw a married man? She is a whore... not a victim.
Until this society decides women matter, this will continue.
Looking at so many comments here, the victim blaming going on, it's not surprising that he won't be held accountable in a more substantial manner. Our society blames the victim for not doing more to keep the perpetrators from harming them. It's insane.
Just like abortion rights being taken away, women's voting rights will be taken away and other rights. We will become second-class citizens all over again. Society is going in the opposite direction.
She was 26… she had been an adult for better half of a decade… she chose most of the things herself, it’s not grooming at that age…
They need to work on communication between jurisdictions! How come this guy keeps harrassing her and the judge in charge of the sentence has no idea? Good thing she kept the receipts!
since he harassed her every month for 6 months after being ordered no contact I am surprised the judge didn't remand him on the spot.
The judge doesn't have concrete proof that occurred. That's why he postponed the hearing so the prosecution could get and present that evidence and then that will very likely happen
The *second* a boss starts discussing personal, romantic details ... like "I have an open relationship," is when you need to leave that job.
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Not unless you want a relationship with your boss, get a piece of his business, then demand "restitution" once you decide to break up.
She was very young & naive. I had that happen to me when I was 18 or 19. Luckily he took no for an answer. I was stunned & badly shaken by the incident, but I didn't know what to do. I had recently experienced a SA as well & did nothing. I had no family support & would have been shamed & blamed for both.
I was also told by my mother when moving out on my own, prior to both of these, that I would never make it on my own without her, that I'd be back. I couldn't risk being unemployed & having that happen even if I had thought to report it.
I have deeply regretted not reporting my assailant, but realistically know that I couldn't have with the additional abuse I would have experienced from family. I was haunted by that for a very long time, wondering if there were more victims after me that I could have protected had I charged him.
There are many reasons why people don't report, lastly being the abuse you have to face in the courtroom itself. Yes, it happened again recently & I did charge the man. I'm honestly not sure which was worse, the SA by him or the trauma of the questioning by the prosecutor. The crown never once stepped in even when questions were asked that are not allowed to be asked.
Knowing that I can never go through that again, I stay away from all men. I don't know how else to protect myself.
And file charges
So she has to lose a job, money & security bc a boss is a pig that can’t keep it in his pants. Why is the responsibility always on the woman? I get what you’re saying I’m not saying you’re wrong bc society has set this precedent. I just hope you all see it was always lose lose for her & win win for him. Well, until this occurred.
1: Grandma is an enabler
2: most people can not understand the victim's plight because they have not experienced anything like it. I am overjoyed and proud of her for finding her courage.
Yeah. Being a guy, I've never been treated like that (not that it doesn't sometimes happen to men as well), but I've seen it and every now and then a scumbag will assume I'm on board with this kind of thing. They get corrected real fast.
I can see that Judge Simpson is not happy about the way this was charged, and the missing evidence based on the victims statements. You can see him trying to communicate with the prosecutor about it at least three times, without overstepping his role.
Let’s take a moment to recognize how difficult and scary it had to be to speak out like these victims did. They deserve both respect and love
Wow, the statement the woman gave was exactly what was needed. The world needs more people like her! Thanks for sharing this.
The second case is why it’s a good idea to take the victim impact statement before sentencing!
They only do that when there is a jury. The judge knows all the facts of the case, so there's no need to have a victim impact statement before sentencing.
@@LaToyaRidesvux but in this case he was missing a lot of information which is why sentencing was rescheduled for June
@@LaToyaRidesvux that just isn't true.
In almost all cases the judge presides over sentencing alone. Victim impact statements are always heard at this stage of they are being heard. They are just as important to the judge as they are to the Jury
@@silversmoke6 no, what you're saying isn't true! Most victim impact statements are read before sentencing! So I don't understand what in the world you're talking about! I never said that they weren't important. Clearly if the Judge has already sentenced the person, then they didn't need it, because they've already read them. If you have a problem with it talk to the legislatures to change it. 🥴
For those saying they would have left the job.. predators don’t pick your type to harass. AND
Think over the last four years and imagine how a pandemic and economic crisis might effect decision making.
That’s on top of the power imbalance.
And when you are in it it's not like you are in a normal situation. You are in survival mode and sometimes the best decision to survive is to stay.
It's like victim blaming, people that have never been thru that type of thing have no idea what it does to u. Have compassion.
nah i totally disagree with you. during the pandemic you could quit your job and sit at home and get paid for almost 2 years straight. There was no excuse. She had the experience on her resume. Even if he did nothing to her, the moment she felt guilty about sleeping with another woman's husband that's also her boss, she should've been job searching. End of story
In many cases, you can't just move on to the next job, especially if you are just starting out in your career.
She never should have slept with him to begin with
She really played the “I was toward the end of my current relationship, so I was vulnerable “as an excuse
Case 1 grandma should be charged
Case 2 I’ll keep my thoughts to myself me thinks
with the number of times this freak violated the protection order by contacting her (and got away with it) is bind boggling! the police and D.A. failed her big time! the first time he contacted her should've been investigated but without a doubt the 5 months of continuous contact should've been prosecuted.
Judge Simpson might want to ask the DA's office to toss the financials of those police officers.
Imagine being an adult and having your phone privileges taken away. 🤦
That's an inmate for ya
? Do you mean you feel bad for him that he lost phone privileges?
@@Tiggerbot01 No, I meant it's pathetic. A grown man cannot control his behaviors to a point where he has to be punished like a child and have his phone privileges revoked.
@@laurazt7004 ahhhhh, gotcha. So true. They just need to have a naughty bench in every jail and then they would be REALLY deterred from crime. 😏 The rule is one minute of time out for every year of your age, it will suck more and more the older you get and don’t learn. I think I might be on to something here…..🤔 whatcha think??
I sure hope in the second case he gets jail time and is ordered to pay restitution to the victim. She has to live with this for the rest of her life! It's so very sad! I'm glad she spoke up to this monster!
This is why everybody loves Judge Simpson so much he's Fair but he he relies on his state's attorneys to do their job than they do.
The courage of this young lady is praiseworthy, the scumbag needs to be in jail.
I feel this is sloppy evidence gathering. All this should have been put on the sentencing sheet and that man should have had his sentence doubled! I am going to look out for his next sentencing date. Also that lady did an amazing job with her victim impact statement. She doesn’t need to worry about her future, she is one smart cookie and should set up her own company and be the kind, supportive, mentoring BOSS herself. Thanks again for an awesome video. Also a shout out to the Judge. He is also a very switched on and clever man. Super impressive. 😊
That got interesting. A follow up would be good.
All crimes involving violence should disqualify a perpetrator from probation. Period. Community supervision is not for violent offenders or habitual offenders...it was never intended to be used for such persons.
The problem with that is the presumption of innocence. What about cases where it's an innocent person being framed for the self harm by a victim or harm by another person? Should that person get their life potentially ruined because of what they were accused of but not proven? I've known people who were framed personally. It's an awful thing to go through and the people who lie don't often get punished. I agree violent crime is awful and more steps should be taken to protect victims, however I disagree with the language and methodology you are using. The fact you think the word perpetrator when thinking on bond and not suspect means you are coming into the court system with a wrong frame of mind.
Not that it has any bearing on this case since he was found to be guilty but I'm worried about the future of our court system when people don't seem to understand the idea of presumption of innocence. I'm not saying let violent or habitual offenders out on no bond, that's ridiculous, but having a blanket no bond for those accused of crimes can create other societal problems. Idk maybe I'm just reading too much in your comment. It feels more like raw emotion and not careful consideration that is guiding your policy suggestion.
BRAVO for the young lady coming forward with her abuse story. NO ONE should wait that long, ONE time then the chain should be yanked
My first job out of college; the very tough guy who founded and ran the company callled me in his office one day and said this, because there were a number of very attractive young women working there, "Do not get your meat, where you get your bread!" Long time ago, yes crude, but great advice.🤣 I wonder how that guys marriage is going🤣
It's an "open" relationship he told her.
Or don’t sh!t where you eat is another.
@@gaydenmaccallum508it doesnt matter. It's common sense not to bang coworkers!! If she graduate college she got tons of classes on inappropriate relationships and workplace behavior to even go to school you have to read over that kinda stuff. It's in every class syllabus. She wanted that married man
@@gaydenmaccallum508 but the victim stated that she later learned that this was untrue?
I definitely want to see the update for this one!
Get him Judge Simpson
The victim in the 2nd case was extremely brave in appearing in court and telling her story like that. Too bad justice is not on her side. What a tragedy!
I was a waitress and a customer asked me something I didn't like when I was to bring his coffee I dropped it on his lap 🤬
🥳 Now that is a strong 💪 and brave 🦁 woman!! So proud of her! I know it takes tremendous courage to face the 💩, and to do it in open court is that much more powerful. Congratulations girl, you just won your life back, and made a huge win for victims everywhere. No matter what happens to him, you got your power back! 🏅💪🦁💐👨🏾⚖️🎊🥊👸🤜🤛👏🥹 11:34
Leave him in jail he is a predator and his grand Ma should be charged with abetting him!
I would never ever want to see that look on Judge Simpson’s face in regard to anything I’ve done. 😳😳😳😳😳
My current Thearapist just informed me that my last one just lost his license for inappropriate conduct with his understudy.
You should be able to get a copy of your previous therapists licensing board disciplinary documents.
If you are curious and in a mental state to review.
That guy’s a real piece of work! I wonder how long it will take him to get into a non consensual relationship in prison.
As soon as the cell door closes for the night.
Grandma needs to be held accountable for witness intimidation
What a creep 🤬 This guy is so dangerous and to have a position where he is responsible for someone else’s life (career) gives him even more power. We need tougher laws for scumbags like this. I hope his wife is no longer with him. I hope to catch the June 12th hearing. Thanks for the video Subscribing now 😃
@7:55 From 7:50 to 7:55 if you look at the judge's left eye during the words of grooming, and getting into her pants I am not sure if he's about to morph into the incredible hulk, or split into two people.
You have come a long way Corey!! Congratulations on your new job as shelter rescue coordinator 😊🎉❤ !!!
Back in the day, we had to put up with SOBs like that all the time. And if you complained, you were out. I hope he gets a lot of years behind bars. Let him know what it feels like not to have an option.
I had a military Boss I was a civilian, when I was 19. He demanded I take off my high heels because I was so much taller than him at the annual Christmas party. There was things like this said to me all the time from him. I was really good at my job and everybody knew it. Finally he decided because I wasn't accepting his advances to fire me. Now I know you think that in government service as a civilian working for military that I have some rights but guess what. You don't. They have the power. Ironically he missed me. Had has aide call me and have me come and stand in front of his desk and he pleaded for me to come back but I didn't. I was 19 and didn't know better. When you're that young and working for the government for a lot of men this happens a lot and it happened over my career for a long time. If I knew what I know now I could have filed a lot of grievances. The good part was after that I had a lot of good men bosses both military and civilian and I had a long and storied career. The karma for me was he died early. And when I found that out it was like a cloud lifting over me.
Grandma in case 1 sounds like Darrell Brooks mother, Dawn.
one of the best victim statement's ive ever heard. to the point. most ramble on (although it is their right to)
the police let the last victim down that's such bull shhhh
"I am NOT agraid of you" AND THE ENTIRE RESTNOF THE WORLD CHEERED HER ON FOR HER AMAZING COURAGE!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR STANDING UP FOR YOURSELF AND THANK YOU FOR HELPING TO GIVE VICTIMS A VOICE!!!!!!!
I'm guessing she doesn't have a big brother, or two. Growing up in our house, if that were to happen, even once, I'm thinkin the hospital would be his next stop
Judge Simpson is a modern day King Solomon.
2nd Case:
What a POS Jason is! I hope his ex wife/wife has a healthy relationship with their daughter.
What a mess on the post harassment it’s sad someone dropped the ball. Please cover the sentence on the 6/12 This guy is slime. 😮
Lots of victim blaming in these comments. Shameful.
Unfortunately a large part of zoom court viewers are incels.
As a man people stopped feeling sorry for me when I was a teenager. If women are so strong by the time she was 24 she should not act like a child.
@@trevargerken9971 Then the people you are around are not good for you. Ever though of that?
@@sushles She says, not realizing she proved his point.
Seems like the victim knows more about what’s gonna come by on with the case than anyone here. Even the judge looks confused over all this.
This lady slept with him and now is the victim. So tired of these types of people.
It's always the typical usual suspects 😉😉 , FIGURES
Aww I bet your dad had fun with you! That's what the usual suspects in your community do, buttercup!
Aww I bet your dad had lots of "fun" with you! You know that's what the usual suspects in your community do.
This guy should get NO BAIL. He is a danger to the public.
What a scandal 😂 She talks so fast I just grabbed key words. Sounds like her job was more important than morals
It's really frustrating to see what a mess records are when dealing with court. They should be able to look anything up and see the whole story. I don't suppose it really matters because sentencing is it's own complete mess.
A lot of that falls on the prosecution for not being more thorough. The prosecution and the police are in the same branch of government, contrary to the court which is its own separate branch of government, so prosecutors have access to far more information than the court does.
@@LegalSuperEagle
Improvements definitely could and should be made. But they'll have to be engineered by someone smarter than me.
I totally believe her and I don’t always but I believe her!!!!
This case appears to be a hot mess! Communication lapses galore. The fact that two jurisdictions are handling the one case doesn't help. Re: comments:
What's with all of the victim blamers on this thread? I'm beyond sick of victim blamers and their idiotic mentality. (Interesting how most, if not all of these types are MALES. It's unlikely they've ever experienced harassment or bullying in their entire lives, although I wouldn't a bit surprised if they're pften the perpetrators). Granted, the victim might not have made the best decisions. But, that doesnt mean it's okay to exploit, manipulate and/or someone because of their perceived naivety, vulnerability or just because they can. I concur that some women have lied about being violated or abused in some way out of anger and vindictiveness (the "woman scorned" notion). Their actions, in some cases, wrath, has done irreparable damage to THEIR victims. This is equally as egregious. HOWEVER, I'm believe that those cases are way more few and far between than most misogynists-the ones most likely to blame the victim-want the rest of us to believe.
I was in high school boces class for auto mechanics in the early 80's. I was going through my locker after class to bring my overalls home to wash and was emptying the pockets out. I stood up and turned to leave to get to my bus when my teacher grabbed my arm and tried to kiss me, I told him NO and tried to get away but couldn't break his grip. Thank god one of my classmates came back in for his book and he immediately let me go and I ran out of there. The second I got back to my school, I ran to the doctor's office down the street where my mother was working and I cried telling her what happened she drove us back to the school and raised holy hell, my class mate told them exactly what he saw. He was immediately fired and apparently had a past history. And no, he never once gave me any indication at all that he was going to do that. It was a complete suprise. My parents didn't want it in the news papers so they didn't sue, just wanted him fired. It didn't deter me, I am now a retired industrial mechanic. I will never forget that as long as I live.
Simpson wins the award for the best stud muffin bailiff. 😄
He is SO dreamy. Give him a reality show now!
This man is the worst kind of monster. He's entitled and his family is covering up his crimes. He needs to be in prison. He comes in all smug with the attitude that he is going to get probation and continue to harass this woman. I wish she had told the court so judge Simpson could have locked his sick ass up.
Seems Judge Simpson gets stuck with the craziest defendants. I’m sure others get crazies too, but he gets so many.
First case:
It’s sad the public defender took advantage of the two cases being on different days.
It would seem that the courts in Michigan don’t communicate with each other very well. 😡
Whoever is controlling the court cameras is doing a terrible job.
Oooh the good Judge Simpson went digging for chocolate bunnies on this case. Gives me faith in humanity. 💗
Poor woman 🙏🩷
This man needs to pay!
Thank you judge Simpson for being so thorough!! 👏👏👏👏
In the first case I can definitely hear the Grandma saying " Oh that's my baby he's made mistakes buts he's a good person please don't put my baby in jail" . In the 2nd case OMG I can definitely see him believing he did nothing wrong , and there are genuinely ppl who don't understand what he did was wrong and that's a problem. When you are in a position of power over someone they might not report you because they are scared of losing there job , just because you didn't have to use excessive force doesn't make it consensual , especially when she already said no beforehand. She wan''t playing hard to get then gave in because you were persistent, she said no and you kept pressuring her till you started attacking her and she was toscared to report your first attacks. I do think she told the D.A about what he was doing and they just didn't want to add it to complicate there case
Why wouldn't she have discussed this with the victim advocate or with the prosecutor to make sure everything was being used to convict him? I don't get it.
It's sad that it has to be on the victim to keep everything straight and entered in the case.
Im going through something similar currently. Thankfully my victims advocate is really great. But I've seen the ball dropped several times during this debacle and they're charging what should be felonies as misdemeanors as to make the prosecutions side easier. It hurts because you'd think that the legal system is to protect victims and not just punish criminals. 😔
@@mamaraya8818I hope you are able to get therapy and that you are able to recover from this trauma and get the Justice you deserve.
@@cyn4476it kind of has to be. she was the one who went through it and should know what happened better than anyone. also there's that whole thing in the constitution that allows the accused to face their accusers. she was 24 when she met him, that's a grown woman. I'm not saying he isn't scum, but he didn't have her chained to a radiator in his basement, she could have left at any point.
@@Btobebone She called 911, she reported his stalking behaviors, she filed reports. The court has none of that in their records because the cop on the case didn't submit it and the other county didn't keep the dots connected due to jurisdiction (even though she tried to report it in the county this case is in). It's not her fault that good record keeping practices aren't being adhered to and it shouldn't be her responsibility to keep his offenses straight.
Don't blame the victim. He was abusing his power over her. Just don't go there, there are enough people here blaming her for his actions in this manner. It's disgusting.
So she waited until sentencing to say they were in a relationship & all these other things?How did the Prosecutor not get all the evidence ahead of time unless she didnt even tell the Prosecutor
Cant wait for the update
First Case - Bring the grandmother up on charges.
Thanks C & M!
Damnnn. Judge Simpson really sat there and listened to her tell her story. Wow 👌 👏 😍
Buddy’s day just got a lot worse 😂
I think they are taking his violation of bond very lightly.
This is a lesson on impact statements for Judge Boyd in Texas
2nd Case:Why didn’t her attorney offer the mail as evidence before the Judge asked for it
Wow! This. A really good one!
You've got to keep us updated on this one.
Rarely have I seen a loved one of a defendant who was told the full unadulterated truth, and continued to enable. Defendants tell their loved ones a version that paints them as the victim. This is so their loved ones will continue to help, whether financially or logistically or helping the defendant minimize and/or get around restrictions. This is why I like it when the charges are read in full and the family is in court to hear them. This "man" nearly ruined this woman's life (longterm remains to be seen). He doesn't appear very contrite, just angry that he is facing consequences for his actions.....which are genuinely beyond the pale. If she has all the evidence to back up her version, I hope he does serious time: 5-10 years in a Maximum security prison.
If a boss and a employee have a CONSENSUAL sexual relationship thats one thing but this is why no boss should because no matter what you could be accused of abuse of power
Wow sounds like someone definitely dropped the ball in this case!!!!! And the Victim has done it ALL letting the monster continue!? He in jail!?
Once more, just like in the case where the 2 girls that passed and a 3rd was severely injured, the prosecution has failed tremendously. Why is this the 2nd (what should have been a big deal case), does the victims advocate, who is also a prosecutor mind you, have vital information that has not been shared with the prosecuting attorneys. This is once more a failure in the highest degree. It's not easy to be anyone to come out against someone that has done this to them, especially someone who is very powerful. I feel for this woman. I have been in her shoes. It's awful. Especially on this level where the people who should be keeping up on things to help you, have failed you. UNBELIEVABLE. DO BETTER. 🖤✖️🖤✖️
Surprised that the cop didn’t forward the contacts to the prosecutor.
I really hope theres an update because its very odd even prosecution said they never got evidence of all these new allegations & it sounds like she didnt even mention they were in a relationship until sentencing. So it would be interesting to see that evidence and know why it was never passed on to the court
i am 64 now. I only have one son. But if anyone ever messsd with my child, i am certain i might have been in jail too.😀
Amen.
I get the job was probably needed but 4 years??? It sounds like she has the ability to get pretty much the job she wants but at what cost? No blaming her in the least bit, i KNOW what shes going thru and its so not worth staying in a position like that when finding another, to not have to work in that environment would be better to maybe take a pay cut or maybe the not so perfect job at the moment... anything but putting up with that for 4 years and something should have (if it wasnt) been said to his higher up. Dont know that whole story and as i said, "NOT BLAMING HER AT ALL"... Im just wo dering why she stayed that long when he was doing what he was doing.
2nd Case: the title doesn't address they were in a consensual sexual relationship and her statement said nothing of attack, but that he used sex and no sex as a tool to steal her work and not give her work. I didn't hear her state "attack" but he did show up at her house yet none of that was in the package. It seems another trial or investigation is needed to address his car drive by visits and how he used sex in the relationship. Maybe I missed something cause I didn't see the first trial on this case.
That guy in a whole heap of trouble
It seems we have a failure to communicate here.
We'd like to know the disposition of the case(s), if possible, please.
Thank you.
Good Morning Mikey
Always report creeps! I realize that it is difficult to get a satisfactory outcome. However, if a track record isn't established, they're just going to do it to someone else. They count on victims being quiet. You were not the first, you will not be the last. Hold them accountable until the system catches up.
Judge handled the boss case like a pro.
Well that was interesting. June could be fun!
Guy needs to go to jail, harassing and basically stalking her. P O S😡
5:50 wow That grandmother of his is an enabler as well as a piece of work. 😖
Wow, that went downhill quickly.
Here for the show
This man should be in jail not free on bond. Shocked Simpson didn't remand him. He's clearly a danger to this woman.
The court system needs to upgrade to the 21st century. It's time fir them to work collaboratively instead of being independent fiefdoms. Too many times I've watched judges steuggle to get complete criminal histories, where a document in the file is, etc.
Boss needs to be charged with witness intimidation in another case. Grandma needs to be charged with accessory to witness tampering. They need to have a conversation with her. They really have to start charging these people who assist these criminals in reaching out and grant TPOs against the relatives and friends who do that nonsense.
Wish I seen the final of the second case