The Cruel Abduction of Reagan Tokes

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
  • Reagan Tokes was a bright young woman attending Ohio State in 2017. She had a part time job, and one evening as she was leaving, well she vanished. By the time she had been reported missing, she had already been found, and the evidence would lead to a man who had been causing havoc his entire life.
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  • @hollyroxy25
    @hollyroxy25 2 роки тому +4076

    The fact that someone can rape a person & only get 6 years in prison is INSANE. The victim has to live with that trauma for the rest of their life!!

    • @kimmoran4437
      @kimmoran4437 2 роки тому +283

      And in front of their toddler! Unbelievable.

    • @chiaroscuroamore
      @chiaroscuroamore 2 роки тому +311

      I came here to say this! Plus his 52 infractions in prison too! Why tf was he ever released!?!

    • @jjr1728
      @jjr1728 2 роки тому +138

      E a gud boy dint du nefin

    • @ransakreject5221
      @ransakreject5221 2 роки тому +156

      I’ve watched rapists walk out the door of the prison that I work at in a matter of weeks. 6 years is actually very much longer than average.
      The vast majority of rape is pled out as sexual assault. Many get probation.

    • @MrSamantha24nc
      @MrSamantha24nc 2 роки тому +234

      I was attacked by a serial rapist back in February 2007 in Fayetteville North Carolina. It took them 2 weeks to trace my stolen credit card back to him. He was an active duty army military police mechanic. My prosecutor was a woman, and she pushed for a life sentence bc there was 4 of us. He got 60 years, poss parole after 20 in Leavenworth. If he gets out, he WILL re-offend. No amount of therapy or rehabilitation will help him. This guy should’ve never gotten 6 years for the first rape…he should’ve at least gotten 30….since he’s attacking a pregnant woman whom has her child with her. My rapists second victim and third victim (me) had her child next to her also. That made his sentence even more severe with the court.

  • @susanhughan2198
    @susanhughan2198 2 роки тому +953

    No one should have to pay with their life for someone else’s crappy childhood 🤦🏼‍♀️I’m sick of this “Defence” 🤢
    R.I.P. Reagan 🙏🏼

  • @DevinKime
    @DevinKime 2 роки тому +819

    I have a friend who was close with Reagan, and she was often my server at Bodega. Her murder was an absolute tragedy.

  • @kenmorgan9528
    @kenmorgan9528 Рік тому +189

    In his book "Victim" Gary Kinder writes about how murder victims have been stripped of everything whereas the perpetrator has all his needs taken care of for the rest of his life....food, medical attention, etc. Even after sentencing there is a huge injustice as we saw in this video. Thanks, Mike.

    • @Deelee1833
      @Deelee1833 Рік тому +5

      You are absolutely right

    • @woodworkingandepoxy643
      @woodworkingandepoxy643 Рік тому +8

      Yeah I feel like bringing back real justice in these cases would prevent further cases in the future. Having a bed, tv, 3 meals a day and exercise isn't a deterrent. But torture and hanging most definitely would

    • @nadiajasminebaki1763
      @nadiajasminebaki1763 Рік тому +1

      Sick as f***

    • @gabrielsusa5718
      @gabrielsusa5718 11 місяців тому +6

      well, "human rights" applies always to the pepetrator, never to the victim...

    • @anthonyfrison8511
      @anthonyfrison8511 10 місяців тому

      @@gabrielsusa5718once you do something like this human rights should go out the window for you. After all the prep didn’t care about the victims human rights. Shit is so backwards.

  • @tracieday8661
    @tracieday8661 2 роки тому +332

    This young woman cooperated fully with this guy. I'm so tired of people that had a shifty childhood taking it out on innocent people. My life hasn't been a day at the beach but not once have I tried to hurt someone else. If someone pulls a gun on you please don't comply just run. Chances are your in public and they won't shoot. Even if they do they'll take off and you have way better chance to survive.

    • @jamierupert7563
      @jamierupert7563 2 роки тому

      Ikr? If they're going to shoot you anyway you have a better chance of surviving and they have a better chance of getting caught. They may even just decide not to shoot you, or stab you or whatever they had planned for you.

    • @Mutantcy1992
      @Mutantcy1992 2 роки тому +46

      Not to mention, most criminals haven't spent much time working on their aim. Life's not a video game. Hitting a moving target with a pistol at a distance is not easy, especially if you've never trained.

    • @gregpeloquin6345
      @gregpeloquin6345 2 роки тому +31

      I'm also a fan of getting in a minor accident if they force you to drive.
      Like hit a guard rail or something and the airbag, plus impact will likely make them lose control of the gun long enough to escape.

    • @obornyi2407
      @obornyi2407 2 роки тому +13

      @@Mutantcy1992 You would love Active Self Protection (yt channel), I saw so many bad shooters there, just like you explained. Literally people missing targets 1m from them. Meanwhile cops hitting active shooters from 40m

    • @AlphaQHard
      @AlphaQHard 2 роки тому +44

      Never comply. NEVER EVER COMPLY

  • @melinda8980
    @melinda8980 2 роки тому +314

    Her sister sobbing at the ceremony made me tear up. This is so tragic, RIP Reagan 💕 He should never have been let out of prison in the first place, this tragedy could have been prevented!!!!

  • @Hidfors
    @Hidfors 2 роки тому +618

    I also had a deeply messed up childhood with both physical and systematic mental abuse. I hate when criminals use that as an excuse. Yes, I had problems communicating which resulted in plenty of screaming and swearing during my teens and up into my early to mid 20s. But that shit never escalated into crime. I had a period of several years where I self medicated with alcohol and marijuana. That’s it, then, as I noticed how badly that worked, I asked for help!
    Now I live a functional, productive, and mostly happy life.
    An abusive childhood isn’t an excuse to rob, rape, and murder. What, you need mommy and daddy to tell you that’s not good behavior? That’s not obvious?

    • @saabajoe
      @saabajoe 2 роки тому +51

      Your logic... Lots of people consume alcohol. Some handle it without so much as a hangover. Other it upends their entire lived. Many people do smoke weed. Many smoke it their whole lives, some devolve into harder drugs and end up homeless or dead.
      Never wise to take your case as the standard, humans are wired different.

    • @yeahnah6763
      @yeahnah6763 2 роки тому +1

      @@saabajoe yet it’s still not an excuse.

    • @mebhi2
      @mebhi2 2 роки тому +18

      Be good to yourself… don’t ever think you don’t deserve goodness….

    • @narellegoddard7672
      @narellegoddard7672 2 роки тому +20

      Good on you for changing and being a good citizen. Sounds like you got the help and did the work. God bless you, hope its all good. 🥰

    • @mh4zd
      @mh4zd 2 роки тому +5

      It's a complete illusion that we cannot simultaneously see people's actions as the total byproduct of their circumstances and their dna and the uber complex mixture and constant re-admixture of the two, and also punish them for their crimes. The picture of causation is far more complicated than mere tropes of misfortune, and reach into the realms of the unchosen biological architecture upon which these conditions ("traumas" etc) land, not to mention the rationales that the individual intelligence and/or social indoctrination feeds them. Therefore your personal experience, is no proof of independence from causation. We can both realize that logic affords no escape from the reality that all actions owe themselves to cause, including the action that is the decision to elevate oneself from the statistically predicted outcome, while also not affording said cause the status of "excuse" (defined as "excuse from consequence.") While the reality of causation does open the door to empathy for perpetrators, it will never, no matter the musings of philosophers, mean that we get rid of criminal punishment, for the simple reason that a competing empathy is tandem with it, which is the empathy for ourselves and other potential victims. In short, cause does not have to be seen as excuse.
      Before declaring me a la-la land idealist and destroyer of personal responsibility, note the following two things: You have no idea how my proposed consequences for crimes compare to yours (they could be far harsher), and, secondly, la-la land is the proposal of an actor within each person that can be credited with a move - towards evil or good - for which there is no differential causation. A mechanism of decision that is free of pre-setting by cosmos or deity (and is therefore equal in nature and horsepower across all peoples) cannot become that which decides for good or for bad without influences coming in from without to make it such a decider. If you retort that one decides for the good, all you've done is stepped up to the precipice of an infinite regression - we ask from there: What sort of entity decides for the good, but one that is good? Inherency is not freedom.

  • @teddyjackson1902
    @teddyjackson1902 11 місяців тому +17

    The idea that trauma is an excuse for barbarity is abhorrent. It’s unacceptable.

  • @luvmibratt
    @luvmibratt 2 роки тому +163

    Lady's and gentlemen young and old if someone gets in your car trying to rob abduct or anything of that manner don't take them where they wanna go make sure your seat belt is on and crash into a pole on the passenger side you have a better chance of surviving an accident then leaving your life in in the hands of this type of monster,NEVER go with them..stay safe everyone shout out to Mike for making us all more crime aware.

    • @Hello-ig1px
      @Hello-ig1px 2 роки тому +31

      better yet, don't get in the car.
      its literally a death sentence.
      you have a better chance of the suspect being too scared to shoot you on the spot.
      you get in the car, he'll make you drive to a secluded area where he won't hesitate.

    • @samanthaferris4976
      @samanthaferris4976 2 роки тому +29

      Very true! Most officers will tell you make them hurt you on the spot. NEVER go anywhere with them

    • @CharlotteChambers91
      @CharlotteChambers91 2 роки тому +27

      Be LOUD and draw attention. Never get into the car. Never leave with them.

    • @ashliecarroll8938
      @ashliecarroll8938 2 роки тому +10

      Or drive into the police station, if you could get close enough! Or a police car, if u happen to pass one! I just couldnt imagine.

    • @joesickler5888
      @joesickler5888 2 роки тому

      It only gets worse at the 2nd location. Make them kill you in public. That show, I shouldn’t be alive, has some great examples.

  • @SweatLaserXP
    @SweatLaserXP 2 роки тому +94

    Good example of how much of a joke our criminal “justice” system has become

    • @llamatreee
      @llamatreee 2 роки тому

      Stop voting democrat

    • @joesickler5888
      @joesickler5888 2 роки тому

      Ohio sucks in every way.

    • @scotttrent4721
      @scotttrent4721 2 роки тому

      Um…the US locks up more people than any other country on earth in human history. Maybe if we stopped sending people to these hellholes, these universities of abuse and crime, we’d stop having so much horrible behavior.

    • @ziggyhogan7560
      @ziggyhogan7560 2 роки тому +2

      Aww cmon where is your heart for the poor rapists and murderers they only hurt a destroy a few families here and there . Why should they be punished for their actions?

    • @FuzzyWalrus123
      @FuzzyWalrus123 2 роки тому

      Elections have consequences.

  • @SolidBoss7
    @SolidBoss7 2 роки тому +236

    Dude. You’re one of the most genuine, likable human beings I’ve come across on the internet. I legit watch your videos all different times of the day. Well listen, really. I’m usually getting ready for work, driving at work, or watching before bed, and man you’re just a really enjoyable person to have break these cases down in a fun way. I watch tons of psychological analysis and reactions on UA-cam, and I must say you wrap these stories up in a nice little video twice a week. I look forward to every single one.

  • @OJxiii
    @OJxiii 2 роки тому +32

    Watching CCTV footage of people who literally die a few minutes or hours from the time it was recorded is creepy as hell… It’s traumatizing to say the least 😢

  • @Brianvanmoustache
    @Brianvanmoustache 2 роки тому +308

    can't begin to imagine how terrifying that had to be for her.. RIP

    • @jeffcampbell2710
      @jeffcampbell2710 2 роки тому +20

      Ever wish you had a time machine? I can't give details, for obvious reasons, but he would be found 6 weeks later, alive, in a car trunk, permanently disabled, as in can't walk, might be able to feed himself, with a little trick performed we use to do to young bulls. It involves a rubber band, that looks like a water hose washer, but smaller hole. You have a tool that stretches it out, and you place it over their scrotum. In a few weeks, they fall off. It cuts them off by stopping blood flow. Except, I would use two on him. Not sure if he wanted to be a girl or not thou. But, O well, Reagan didn't want to live the last hours of her life in indescribable hell either.
      When the Prosecutor said they found his, ummm DNA in her, well, I became furious. By a thing like him? I just wish I could go back. He would be completely rehabilitated. He wouldn't be able to commit crime. He'd be lucky to eat mashed taters by himself.

    • @Troops-y6h
      @Troops-y6h 2 роки тому

      @@jeffcampbell2710 Nah 'Just kill the piece of shit "slowly"

    • @melissajacobs5822
      @melissajacobs5822 2 роки тому +4

      @@jeffcampbell2710 THIS!! Yes! 👏

    • @mastersamurai7683
      @mastersamurai7683 2 роки тому +1

      I know man

    • @vicki9176
      @vicki9176 2 роки тому +4

      @@jeffcampbell2710 why on earth are you abusing animals? What's wrong with you?

  • @newbienorris
    @newbienorris 2 роки тому +69

    The diploma at the end made me cry. It's not only terrible when a tragedy like this happens, but then friends and relatives have to live every day after with 'what ifs' and only dreams of who they could have become in life. Why is it these horrible things happen to such good innocent souls 😔

    • @ejacks12002
      @ejacks12002 2 роки тому +1

      In a world ran by mankind, evil will take advantage over good, sadly. I wish the world wasn't so cruel.

  • @kajusuraj9621
    @kajusuraj9621 2 роки тому +533

    It is so depressing that such a high risk criminal was let loose early. Also how can someone only get 6 years for two rapes?? Disgusting

    • @FuzzyWalrus123
      @FuzzyWalrus123 2 роки тому

      Elections have consequences.

    • @SamS-uv2ql
      @SamS-uv2ql 2 роки тому +4

      @@daddystabz It is, one case doesn't negate this.
      Really silly comment Baldridge

    • @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels
      @TheGalacticEmperorOfLabels 2 роки тому

      Perhaps he ratted out an even bigger piece of crap than himself.

    • @FratterKnox
      @FratterKnox 2 роки тому

      It really is, I literally don’t understand how the law allows an individual who clearly is a repeat offender of sexual assault and incredibly violent criminal to be released multiple times. He should’ve been sentenced to 20+’years in prison minimum after kidnapping and raping that poor pregnant woman twice.

    • @atriggeredsjw8532
      @atriggeredsjw8532 2 роки тому

      Yeah it’s what happens when you hire lefties to be district attorneys as long as you’re black you can basically do what you want and you will be released.

  • @melissab8225
    @melissab8225 2 роки тому +15

    This is absolutely appalling.That SOB should have never been let out of prison so early. INSANE!!!! SHAME ON YOU OHIO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS!!!!!!

  • @HUKIT.
    @HUKIT. 2 роки тому +163

    I am so tired of people using their childhood as a reason to be a criminal. We all make choices but in the end our choices make us...

    • @Bootmahoy88
      @Bootmahoy88 2 роки тому +7

      Have mercy on me....!!!!!!!!??? Yeah, I know what could be done immediately and very mercifully too!

    • @jordannietos
      @jordannietos 2 роки тому +7

      You could tell even though he had a rough childhood he always manipulated his way out of situations. He was confident he could do it with the investigators but he played himself. This is what an ego driven society does to people.

    • @TechNMusic
      @TechNMusic 2 роки тому +12

      I want to preface my reply by saying that I see no justification in murder. Ever.
      That being said, human psychology is extremely fragile. There are so many components that go into making us the person we present ourselves to be. One of the biggest factors that I think a lot of people tend to disregard with no sympathy/empathy is how different our brain chemistry can be.
      My bodily reaction to anger is to become calm and assertive. Someone else may have the bodily reaction of throwing or breaking things. Yes, these are learned behaviors from things we witnessed growing up, but ultimately it comes down to how our brain chemistry allows or doesn't allow electrical signals to fire or misfire.
      There are 100s and 1000s of case studies that prove this.
      Again, I am not saying that "Oh well, they murder just cause their brain is different, live and let live." But I am saying that our judicial correctional systems do nothing to bring stability to a criminals brain chemistry, often relying on the punishment of prison and institutionalization to somehow miraculously change a persons reactive and active behavior.
      And when psychiatric practices are married with the criminal justice system, it often takes shortcuts to mitigate the high cost of medicine and real therapy. This leads to a criminal potentially becoming even more damaged than they were pre-therapy.
      Our modern approach to handling the criminally minded is lacking in so many ways. It's unfortunate that people like Reagan end up paying with their life all because the political environment pays little attention to supplying effective therapy to the judicial process.

    • @pink_sock
      @pink_sock 2 роки тому +3

      It's all so tiresome.

    • @mcnuggets2011
      @mcnuggets2011 2 роки тому +3

      Preach

  • @mamadawn22
    @mamadawn22 2 роки тому +135

    There are hundreds of thousands of people who grow up in heinous circumstances and they don't do what Ryan Goldsby did. I think it may have been a case of nature vs nurture, and in his case, it may have been in his nature to be a criminal no matter who raised him. Every time he went to jail/prison, he had a chance to change his life, but continued to commit crimes when he was released.
    Thank you Mike for telling Regan's story. She deserves to be remembered ❤️

    • @Doom_Slug
      @Doom_Slug 2 роки тому +10

      Lol that's cute that you think prisons actually give people second chances.

    • @MrTaxiRob
      @MrTaxiRob 2 роки тому +11

      @@Doom_Slug point taken, but you also have a choice to not return.

    • @Doom_Slug
      @Doom_Slug 2 роки тому +5

      @@MrTaxiRob Prison should focus on actual rehabilitation then...

    • @sarcasticallyrearranged
      @sarcasticallyrearranged 2 роки тому +4

      The fact that prisons are for profit, you really think that they're going to spend money on anything than the bare minimum?
      The US has not only the highest incarceration rates,but, the highest recidivism. You hit the streets with really no support and we expect people to get a job and a place to live with likely zero skills?

    • @MrTaxiRob
      @MrTaxiRob 2 роки тому +2

      @@sarcasticallyrearranged for-profit prisons are an overhyped topic. No, they should not exist, yes, they do, but the majority are still state-run, not for profit institutions funded by taxpayers and not accountable to shareholders or private owners.
      What should bother us most about them is the same reason we shouldn't trust charter schools: substandard pay for employees, poor training, and poor treatment of inmates. When things aren't up to snuff, they can just close or sell the facility and nobody is ever held accountable.
      And yes, we need to rehabilitate, and reeducate inmates on how to carry on in society. IDC if they use some Clockwork Orange-type s**t to get it done, either. Whatever works short of torture.

  • @bilindalaw-morley161
    @bilindalaw-morley161 2 роки тому +142

    Well, from the look of that "ToDo" list, we will be keeping our silver tongued Irishman occupied for a very very long time. No hyperbole, I've now got a low down anxiety buzz that we might burn you out, mate! Please, take all the breaks you need. I'm pretty sure we are all grateful you're so consistent in your uploads, but we'd rather have you cutting back than totally lose these quality presentations.
    Thanks and kudos, Mike for another great one.

    • @carewser
      @carewser 2 роки тому

      how could we be responsible for burning him out? He's self-employed

    • @subrosa4792
      @subrosa4792 2 роки тому +3

      Always on point, it’s amazing that Mike is so prolific and the quality hasn’t suffered a bit! Must have his system down pat, and he must be very generous with the amount of time he puts into our “entertainment” (for lack of a better word.) I agree with the comment above, feel free to take a break, Mike! You can tell anyone who asks that Kris and Bilinda approved it!

  • @bokane1963
    @bokane1963 2 роки тому +112

    As much as I love watching this channel it is pretty depressing knowing you'll never run out of cases to review

  • @codyshepard5288
    @codyshepard5288 2 роки тому +18

    OMG the frightened look on Reagan’s face at the ATM says it all, she was tired and scared...damn what a beautiful young lady

  • @chrissunshine8275
    @chrissunshine8275 2 роки тому +199

    There's hardly justice in that system. Kept letting him out just to hurt more people.

    • @YACHIHANNAH
      @YACHIHANNAH 2 роки тому +4

      @JFQ you’re a good boy too.

    • @steamc4tz
      @steamc4tz 2 роки тому +22

      @JFQ Him and George Floyd are homies

    • @Bootmahoy88
      @Bootmahoy88 2 роки тому +2

      Have mercy on me....!!!!!!!!??? Yeah, I know what could be done immediately and very mercifully too!

    • @FBvio
      @FBvio 2 роки тому

      @@steamc4tz yep and white people don't commit crime, ever.

    • @adolfolerito6744
      @adolfolerito6744 2 роки тому

      The worst part is that when law enforcement actually starts doing their jobs, bullshit associations and “NGOs” will rile on them for “being -ist” and “arresting too many people” so law enforcement ends up cuck1ng itself and letting career criminals like this POS out in the streets... and then people die.

  • @mistrjt9213
    @mistrjt9213 Рік тому +3

    This is why people don’t like people that look like the defendant.

  • @kattieSkyNinja13
    @kattieSkyNinja13 2 роки тому +56

    Why the hell did they let him out early if he had so many infractions???? Unbelievable

    • @MrTRINITY0731
      @MrTRINITY0731 2 роки тому

      Liberals ruining people's lives.

    • @joelhassig6099
      @joelhassig6099 2 роки тому +11

      Says 3 replies, yet I can't see a single one. UA-cam's censoring of comments is really starting to piss me off.

    • @ScottyPeabody
      @ScottyPeabody 2 роки тому +3

      Disgrace. FKN pathetic.

    • @Sophie-ps1uv
      @Sophie-ps1uv 2 роки тому

      @@joelhassig6099 People are commenting racist junk, its pathetic

    • @jojoheartspaypay
      @jojoheartspaypay 2 роки тому +7

      Could be due to racisms, but this comment might get censored too.

  • @loveforeignaccents
    @loveforeignaccents 2 роки тому +24

    Glad her family was presented with her degree, lovely gesture in spite of all the horrid they had to go through and learn about. RIP to the lovely Reagan.
    Thanks for sharing the story and have a good one!

  • @Charlie-pd3qu
    @Charlie-pd3qu 2 роки тому +26

    So glad Reagan got her degree even though she was gone. I wish her family peace. We need to fix our system so badly.

  • @TheWillikerz
    @TheWillikerz 2 роки тому +70

    I was an OSU student when this happened. This really had everyone shook on campus. Such a tragedy that could've easily been prevented if they'd been more cognizant of the ankle monitor being off. R.I.P from one Buckeye to another

    • @dyerseve45
      @dyerseve45 Рік тому

      The messed up thing is his ankle monitor wasn't off. It was on the entire time. All the assaults he committed and tokes kidnapping rape and murder. The cops literally had the exact route of that night from this shitskins ankle monitor. There just wasn't anybody monitoring it or there was and they just didn't care that he had violated his parole. My guess is the person "monitoring" his activity had the same melanin content as golsby did. He doesn't belong in prison. He deserves to be hanging on the state courthouse as a reminder to those who set him free. There's a special place in hell for all the responsible parties.

  • @laxmitota3930
    @laxmitota3930 2 роки тому +61

    I go to Ohio State and this case has always terrified me…thank you Mike for bringing attention to it.

    • @DroneStrike1776
      @DroneStrike1776 2 роки тому +4

      Stay away from this culture of people. When you're house is broken into while you're having dinner with your family, then you start to see why they're looked at in a certain way. Truth isn't racism. If they're so loving and nice, then I dare anyone to walk into the hood late night alone. This POC grew up in the city, seen it all, from drive by, dead body shot in the back of the head when leaving the corner store next to a middle school, drug dealings, robberies, etc. Those who never lived around it will never understand why we feel this way towards em.

    • @revoltncock
      @revoltncock 2 роки тому +1

      bail reform don't forget to vote.

    • @billyirvine1914
      @billyirvine1914 2 роки тому +3

      @@DroneStrike1776 Luckily our white culture doesn't do any violent crimes.

    • @hiiibye270
      @hiiibye270 2 роки тому

      Laxmi come outside

    • @perfectlyyoubeauty
      @perfectlyyoubeauty 2 роки тому +2

      @@DroneStrike1776 what are you rambling on about?! I wouldn’t want to walk around on the east side of Dayton Ohio where all the yt meth heads are stealing car parts for the metal, breaking into houses and are delirious from a days long drug binge. Your point?!

  • @Mugholdingwizard
    @Mugholdingwizard 2 роки тому +17

    People like him need to stop getting less time than those who steal or sell weed 🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @xmateinc
      @xmateinc 2 роки тому +3

      When I was 18 I got caught selling crack, only had 2 rocks on me, and they tried to give me 9 years a rock. Ended up getting sentenced to 9 years, 4 suspended with 5 years probation since it was a first offense. If I had gotten in trouble at any point in those 5 years I would’ve had to do all 9 years in prison. I’m 42 now and have never been in trouble again since. 6 years for raping someone and robbing them in front of their child is a travesty of justice.

  • @orisohma8139
    @orisohma8139 2 роки тому +32

    He even knew he shouldnt have killed her “she did everything he asked” like yeah she did everything YOU told her to do and YOU still killed her! terrible!

  • @asphaltspreader
    @asphaltspreader 2 роки тому +61

    It is always beyond infuriating when someone like this killer slips through. At any point along his decline into murder had someone checked, did their job, and held him accountable for all he should have been (50 prison infractions should have kept him there for his full sentence and maybe even added to it), Regan would still be with us. Human error seems to be a pandemic among the prison system where he was held. That or complete indifference. May she rest in peace and may her family find some peace as well.

    • @1978garfield
      @1978garfield Рік тому +2

      This happens so often I don't think it can be called "slipping through".

  • @katiemaycosplay
    @katiemaycosplay 2 роки тому +34

    Just when I had nothing to watch... The main man himself saves the day!

    • @ThatChapter
      @ThatChapter  2 роки тому +7

      Hope you enjoy the video!

    • @katiemaycosplay
      @katiemaycosplay 2 роки тому +1

      @@ThatChapter with your talent and respect for each case you cover that is never an issue.. truly thank you for everything.

  • @Sylveon1002
    @Sylveon1002 2 роки тому +19

    Her family accepting her diploma was heartbreaking.

  • @Gasher92
    @Gasher92 2 роки тому +27

    This shit pissess me off so much how these people let criminals off easy then they go do something like this..

  • @srjwildcat3589
    @srjwildcat3589 2 роки тому +1

    Sad story.
    Every time you think you hear a story that makes you think you've heard the worst of what a human being can be you hear another story that surprises you.
    I have no idea why I'm still so shocked by some of these scumbag criminals. Only thing I can figure is it's the way my mind copes.
    I watch a lot of horror.
    There is NOTHING more terrifying than some human beings.
    I think I'd rather battle supernatural beings than human beings.
    I've yet to see a supernatural being be nearly as cruel to a human being as another human being can be.
    Great job, as always, Michael!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @funnybeetle28
    @funnybeetle28 2 роки тому +30

    Right on time Mike, how do you do this every week!

    • @Kriswixx
      @Kriswixx 2 роки тому +3

      youtube allows you to post a video whenever. you can schedule multiple vids. time release for future.
      or, he's a wizard and he arrives precisely on time.

    • @hastyhillfarmand4x480
      @hastyhillfarmand4x480 2 роки тому +2

      Cameras, the internet, computers and stuff...

    • @crystalrosas6052
      @crystalrosas6052 2 роки тому +1

      All the comments I think that's not what the person was talking about

    • @Kriswixx
      @Kriswixx 2 роки тому

      @@crystalrosas6052 oh!! Like the psychological ramifications of dealing with the shit end of the human condition for so long and still stay positive? Oh yeh. Mike, how do you do it?!?!

  • @charleneboren5255
    @charleneboren5255 2 роки тому +7

    The way a person is raised or a person's past is no excuse, I'm so tired of hearing that. People need to take responsibility for their actions, and there needs to be proper punishment for these kind of crimes. Prayers for her family

  • @tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060
    @tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060 2 роки тому +8

    Imagine this POS even trying to appeal. Never let any repeat violent offender out of prison. Ever. There is a responsibility that the officials and prisons need to have toward the innocent community

  • @tfh5575
    @tfh5575 2 роки тому

    this story is sooo sad. it hit close to home because we were at OSU at the same time and i graduated that spring…when she was supposed to graduate as well. so senseless. just unfathomably sad

  • @newtongois7116
    @newtongois7116 2 роки тому +12

    just started the video.... I noticed you looked upset with this case. Your work is amazing and I'm sure the stories you scan for us must be taking a toll on you. stay strong mate. god bless

  • @CathyLare
    @CathyLare 2 роки тому

    @ That Chapter - Mike, as always, you you never fail to "entertain" me with the cases you cover. Where do I go to make a suggestion for a case??

  • @Junipire
    @Junipire 2 роки тому +27

    I suggest you look into any, literally any, of the murders of women in Mexico. Most recently Debanhi… we are living in hell

    • @scroogemcduckrich9705
      @scroogemcduckrich9705 2 роки тому +3

      God bless you all. It’s getting bad for women everywhere such a shame

    • @timgreen2426
      @timgreen2426 2 роки тому

      Are you talking about Juarez?

    • @Junipire
      @Junipire 2 роки тому

      @@timgreen2426 no, Juarez is nothing to what has been happening in the last 4 or 5 years

  • @Gdub33
    @Gdub33 Рік тому +1

    Her poor face in that ATM camera footage. God I feel so horrible for that poor beautiful soul.

  • @jamesbrown7991
    @jamesbrown7991 2 роки тому +18

    When you come across a wild rabid infected dog....its needs to be put down for the protection of society.

  • @Nanno00
    @Nanno00 2 роки тому +5

    That poor girl. This never should have happened.
    Enjoy your vacation Mike! I hope you have a great time!

  • @beckyclawson2245
    @beckyclawson2245 2 роки тому +4

    I live in Columbus (actually in German village) and didn’t even know all these details!! Thanks for illuminating this case and especially for paying respect to the victim, may she rest in peace.

  • @Dravenscrypt
    @Dravenscrypt 2 роки тому +5

    Again, people be crying about getting certain treatment, all I ever see is not getting punished for their actions. We really need to stop this crap as a society and call things for what they are.

    • @braetonwilson4296
      @braetonwilson4296 2 роки тому

      Not getting punished? He got life without parole. He got punished good.

  • @kneadysetgrow3220
    @kneadysetgrow3220 2 роки тому +1

    Gosh, society really failed here. From the horrors that Brian had to indure as a kid, none of the help awarded to him, to the sentencing after crimes already committed, plus help thereafter... so many ways this story could've been completely different. With one outcome: Reagan would live.

  • @Queen-of-Swords
    @Queen-of-Swords 2 роки тому +23

    Years ago I worked in HMP Swaleside Prison, UK, in what was then called the Discipline Office. This office was responsible for processing paperwork produced as a result of crimes committed by inmates whilst in the prison. Anything from hiding buckets of "fermenting liquid" to making weapons out of razors, or battery acid, attacks, fighting and so on. So it does surprise me that someone who continued offending to the extent where he was constantly moved, would be able to leave early. By far the commonest punishment for offences was LOR (Loss of Remission) and my job was calculating the new release date. Extremely serious offences were decided upon by the BOV (Board of Visitors). Evidently it isn't the same in America.

    • @pazza4555
      @pazza4555 2 роки тому +1

      Or not in the case at least. It's not necessarily representative of what you find across the country.

    • @DMR1010
      @DMR1010 2 роки тому

      I’ve always wondered about how crimes and/or prison offences are dealt with, (I’m in the uk). If a prisoner commits a stabbing for example, is it dealt with internally or through the normal court system? Fascinating job but you’d have had to deal with some pretty gruesome things I imagine.

  • @contrarymargemarge9538
    @contrarymargemarge9538 2 роки тому +3

    Black Privaledge is why he was able to be a career criminal and when the ankle monitor malfunctioned Police didn't check up on him.

  • @bubba_sawyer
    @bubba_sawyer 2 роки тому +53

    The “Sopranos” reference about her “having the makings of a varsity athlete” was unexpected and awesome! ☺️

    • @WormMaybe
      @WormMaybe 2 роки тому +3

      Ah you beat me to it! When I heard him say this I almost spat my drink out lol

    • @bubba_sawyer
      @bubba_sawyer 2 роки тому +1

      @@WormMaybe I had to pause the video because I got so excited 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @timstradley5819
      @timstradley5819 2 роки тому +2

      lol I loved it as well

    • @StephenS-2024
      @StephenS-2024 2 роки тому +1

      "Those who want respect, GIVE respect. "

    • @NannupTiger
      @NannupTiger 2 роки тому +2

      I actually just made a comment about it but you explained it better than me 😊

  • @freakygardener8033
    @freakygardener8033 Рік тому +1

    At the beginning of every video, when you say, "My name is Mike." I always expect the next line to be, "and I'm a crime-aholic." lol
    As always, a great presentation Mike!

  • @Fashioncarnage81
    @Fashioncarnage81 2 роки тому +15

    Out of all of the crime stories that I’ve watched and heard, this had to be one of the saddest. The fact that she was just a college student going to school and had a job and was going home probably just like a regular night. It’s beyond tragic. Sometimes when I am watching or listening to crime I still can’t believe that things like this really happen. Because it just seems so unreal and unless you experience some thing or are a part of a tragic event nobody will know how it really feels and how real it is. The biggest hugs go out to anybody that’s been in a very tragicEvent like this or just a friend or family member that has been a part of it. It’s just beyond belief

    • @p0pos309
      @p0pos309 2 роки тому

      No safety anymore
      No humanity anymore 😢 💔 😔

    • @sto4713
      @sto4713 2 роки тому +1

      We are told we cant say anything bad about certain ppl so naive non street wise ppl are easy victims

    • @lauradees4625
      @lauradees4625 2 роки тому

      she was doing what he should have done. Working to pay her way in life. Instead he just stole from those taking responsibility for themselves. And then the monster kills her. I hope he rots.

  • @EbonFaerie
    @EbonFaerie 2 роки тому +1

    I live in Columbus and I'm scared to be near campus or anywhere downtown at night. I don't know how these kids do it. Stuff like this just keeps happening to women and these pos cowardly men barely get any punishment for committing these awful crimes. 😥

  • @jessibrazalovich1757
    @jessibrazalovich1757 2 роки тому +6

    Oh man. I live in Columbus and worked very very close to Bodega when this happened. Had been there many times. This was all everyone was talking about for awhile.
    Also, I don’t recall Mike ever doing a Columbus story before so it’s very strange to see locations that I am extremely familiar with (and I’m currently getting my Master’s from Ohio State so the campus photos just made things weirder).

  • @margaretormerod6943
    @margaretormerod6943 2 роки тому +1

    This monster is beyond help and should before this happened been locked away for life for the multitude of crimes he as done most of his life. So very sorry for the family of the poor girl that was murdered

  • @ComplicatedCupcake
    @ComplicatedCupcake 2 роки тому +54

    This brought me to tears. Terrible. RIP Reagan Tokes and blessings on her family. She would be alive today if that guy would have been given a full sentence for his previous crimes. It's heartbreaking. Ladies if someone jacks you and your car you can always hit the passenger seat up against something, or jump out get out to use the ATM, and run. Never be afraid to "crash" your car into something esp on their side because that may be your only defense mechanism before they try to rape and kill you. Use your car as a weapon (careful not to be going too fast) it can be replaced but you cannot.

    • @VishusVenom
      @VishusVenom 2 роки тому +1

      That’s privilege for ya.

    • @Julia-uh4li
      @Julia-uh4li 2 роки тому +7

      I agree, fight like hell and DO NOT OBAY THEM!! I can't believe how many stories are about women who quietly obay then the worst happens.

    • @eduagonzalez
      @eduagonzalez 2 роки тому +11

      @@Julia-uh4li It’s easier said than done. No one truly knows how they’ll react in that situation until the time comes

    • @ComplicatedCupcake
      @ComplicatedCupcake 2 роки тому +7

      @@VishusVenom? I drive a 20-year-old car and in no way am privileged. Privileged enough to fight back! Doesn't require wealth but skill and quick thinking.

    • @tThisNThat
      @tThisNThat 2 роки тому +3

      Or just run and scream bloody murder...when they initially grab you, they won't expect it, and they won't shoot (most likely) out in public. But if they get you alone...your done...so don't risk it and RUN!

  • @ravenrae8950
    @ravenrae8950 2 роки тому +12

    Kinda stoked that Mike discussed something that occurred in my hometown. Also, that he boasted about my hometown and our amazing football team! I just wish this awful crime never occurred.

    • @VishusVenom
      @VishusVenom 2 роки тому

      Buckeyes are trash

    • @Julia-uh4li
      @Julia-uh4li 2 роки тому

      I was in Reynoldsburg and the crime from the city out to us was beyond severe! I'm so glad I got away from that area when I did. I very much miss the comradery of OSU sports. I hope it's gotten better over the years, crime that is, not sports x

  • @cristinabianca185
    @cristinabianca185 2 роки тому +1

    Why would someone let free on the streets, a garbage like this one??? 6 years? Serious ? 🤬🤬🤬

  • @judithsullivan9703
    @judithsullivan9703 5 місяців тому

    The police and the office of probation must be held accountable. This guy should have had a longer sentence but the monitoring system didn't follow up after his release.

  • @Shwadeybabe
    @Shwadeybabe 2 роки тому +6

    This doesn't instill much confidence in our justice system in the US. I cannot believe he was let out early with poor behavior to commit the same crime again and worse. It's infuriating.

    • @MrThankman360
      @MrThankman360 2 роки тому +1

      I know. They were so lenient on him just bc of his race. If he wasn’t a white dude he wouldn’t..........oh....wait...

  • @kodyryba7676
    @kodyryba7676 2 роки тому +82

    I don't even miss having a boyfriend BC Mike, he's a guy I can truly count on...for an awesome true crime story xo

  • @MANJYOMETHUNDER111
    @MANJYOMETHUNDER111 2 роки тому

    There's a difference between crime out of necessity and blatant sociopathy. This guy should get help, but he should also pay for his crimes.

  • @kevinpotts123
    @kevinpotts123 2 роки тому +45

    Imagine if our prisons weren't filled with low level drug users and they had room for violent offenders that didn't get out early.

    • @bilbusbungledore7222
      @bilbusbungledore7222 2 роки тому +4

      Low level drug abusers become violent offenders.

    • @fatarry
      @fatarry 2 роки тому

      @@bilbusbungledore7222 no they don't. Cannabis and MDMA users don't cause bother.

    • @verabolton
      @verabolton 2 роки тому

      @@fatarry You're delusional. You need to come off cannabis.

    • @golfmaniac007
      @golfmaniac007 2 роки тому

      @@fatarry you saying criminal don't do cannabis? cannabis is basic criminal fundamental.

    • @bagofnails6692
      @bagofnails6692 2 роки тому +2

      @@bilbusbungledore7222 Thats bollocks. Most people who smoke weed do not become violent offenders. People with violent backgrounds become violent offenders. Most non addictive drugs do not cause problems for the users.

  • @maryyoung7373
    @maryyoung7373 2 роки тому +34

    She was a beautiful soul and didn't deserve any of this! What a tragic loss to her family and our world ! We need more people like her on this earth. The man who did this should be under the jail and doesn't deserve to take even one more breath of the oxygen on our earth. Sadly he will live out his days being fed/clothed/given medical care/shelter etc that her family & the rest of the tax payers take care of. This makes me sick sad and disgusted all at once. Thank you to Mike (That Chapter ) for putting a spotlight on this tragedy. This will help warn others to these type of situations and hopefully bring some change in this world so we have less death/loss. I just keep thinking of her mom dad .....and the rest of her family. I cannot imagine.

    • @sto4713
      @sto4713 2 роки тому +2

      It doesnt take a criminal justice expert to see that defunding police and not prosecuting certain criminals for social justice will only increase the amount of criminal horror stories.

    • @jeffcampbell2710
      @jeffcampbell2710 2 роки тому

      It's not his fault. It's the yt devils fault. Keeping him down. He can't succeed in America. Ask Don Le'Moan, Joey Reid, La'Con James, they can't drive their Bentley's from their Mansions because of it.

    • @MissDarleneRae
      @MissDarleneRae 2 роки тому

      @@sto4713 This has been going on for decades and it only worsens the problem and emboldens those certain criminals. The general public was only made aware a few years ago. This has been known to those unfortunate to live in areas where these "criminals" live.

  • @beckygibney3762
    @beckygibney3762 10 місяців тому +1

    Why do we even have police if someone like him is walking free?!

  • @frankwilliams139
    @frankwilliams139 2 роки тому +24

    He took everything from her and her family, and now he lives with shelter, medical attention and whatever the system can offer off of our tax money. Makes me rethink the death penalty and how we perceive "justice" in our society.

    • @damonboughton5177
      @damonboughton5177 2 роки тому

      Yeah, it does seem like the current justice system is extremely flawed, a lot of lawyers etc out there seem to aim simply for a posecution to inflate their own stock as opposed to seeking out true justice but there are still many ethical and functional issues with the death penalty, it's a tough line to tow.

    • @xn-triq7607
      @xn-triq7607 2 роки тому

      I agree, but the death penalty cost's even more money, and it's not fair on whoever has to administer the murder. I honestly think we should just make a game out of it, like a real life hunger games or purge, just give them all weapons and lock them inside a bunker, hide some food rations and basic supplies then let them all destroy each other to try and survive.

  • @_am.ber_
    @_am.ber_ 2 роки тому +4

    Right on time! Thanks again Mike, hope you're having a great week!

  • @LannyGood
    @LannyGood 2 роки тому

    this was a few years after I left OSU so sad this could happen there, really rocked the community

  • @dialiann
    @dialiann 2 роки тому +13

    This is somewhat similar to the recent tragedy of the girl in LA who was killed by a male who had a long history of aggravated assault with deadly weapons. They continued to let him get bonded out and he killed that innocent woman while she was working in her store smh. Brianna Kupfer is her name.

  • @lmzaadi
    @lmzaadi 2 роки тому

    More change is surely needed.

  • @jasonhendrickson6239
    @jasonhendrickson6239 2 роки тому +33

    I've heard of this case before and with the Rapes and abductions he had previously he should of never been released from prison ever again! And I'm an ex-con myself and sympathetic towards some prison sentences like low level drugs and things of that nature but Rape NOT EVEN A LITTLE BIT! All those creeps should get life and be castrated!!!

    • @LisaMarie51968
      @LisaMarie51968 2 роки тому +5

      I agree 1000%

    • @sailorarwen6101
      @sailorarwen6101 2 роки тому

      Agree with castration. Old school punishments should come back. Start chopping off body parts

    • @felixf4378
      @felixf4378 2 роки тому

      Honestly as a man, i agree that castration should be a thing for rapes that have been 100% confirmed. Cut it off to 0.5 inch so when he is taking a shower in prison everyone can see and laugh. It's only fair. You scar someone for life you should be too.

    • @nathanmcdowell4731
      @nathanmcdowell4731 2 роки тому

      Morally I agree, but they sentence that way as a disincentive for a rapist to kill their victim, if you gave rapists a life sentence, or 20 years even, what's the difference in catching a murder charge? Might as well get rid of the witness if that's the case. Its fucked up, but they do it to potentially save lives...

  • @barackobama9343
    @barackobama9343 2 роки тому +3

    this is what "DIVERSITY" looks like!!

  • @mrs.Italy.D
    @mrs.Italy.D 2 роки тому

    44 yr old North Columbus born OSU Alumni and let me just say I hate it here! That Franklin county prosecutor is a part of the problem! Ohio has the most prisoners with the highest turnover rate. They allow this so they can make 60,000 a yr off each inmate. Give them time let them out on parole send them back on violations. This man should have never been out! Believe me there are many more out there just like him!

  • @izzybug55
    @izzybug55 3 місяці тому

    Wow that's crazy I spent a good portion of my childhood in Maumee OH .... this is so sad ... Prayers to her family.

  • @becomejvg
    @becomejvg 2 роки тому +8

    It's impossible to find anything comforting in what that judge--- or nearly any judge--- has to say in their moralizing from the bench when the spotlight and microphones are on, since they and they alone are the ones who contribute the most to the revolving door of our broken prison system.
    Sanctimonious "respectable" pillars of the community, indeed.

    • @pazza4555
      @pazza4555 2 роки тому

      He trashed the guy. Go back and watch again

  • @Schona110
    @Schona110 2 роки тому +5

    Yeah, you’re so right mike, he had such a tough time in the justice system, I hope he’s okay. 🤮

  • @cindyweir9645
    @cindyweir9645 2 роки тому

    A criminal justice system fail for sure. Unbelievable!

  • @irstat1c383
    @irstat1c383 2 роки тому +67

    Cases like this are the reason I support the death penalty despite all its moral and legal problems. Life in prison isn’t justice for what he did; the unending mental torture of him knowing the exact date he will die while being helpless to change that fact is one of the closet things to an actual hell that really exists. That’s why so many serial killers do anything to avoid a death sentence, it’s one of the few things that makes them genuinely suffer and pay for their heinous crimes.

    • @furrybear9416
      @furrybear9416 2 роки тому

      Nuh hard labour until they beg for a bullet! It's cheaper on average to!

    • @lockedin60
      @lockedin60 2 роки тому +3

      I doubt Capital Punishment is ever a determent to most people who takes someone's life. Whether it is a crime of passion or a disregard of human life. I know the system is not perfect but some crimes just demand that the state or the US government protect their citizens from people who have little regard for life.

    • @photografiq_presents
      @photografiq_presents 2 роки тому +6

      You're confusing revenge for justice.

    • @littletechn8175
      @littletechn8175 2 роки тому +1

      @@photografiq_presents I initially agreed with OP but ...yeah you're right...its just revenge at that point. Still don't feel like anyone would cry over this spoiled milk

    • @Cherrykins
      @Cherrykins 2 роки тому +2

      he should live forever, always trying to appeal, always getting denied, a life of failure & dismissal of every request he has for what he did. he deserves to live so he can spend as many days as he can in misery.

  • @187mrsmith
    @187mrsmith 2 роки тому +14

    Any abduction is cruel but this one was particularly very cruel!

  • @ohmega0110
    @ohmega0110 2 роки тому +4

    So tired of these wastes of oxygen getting life sentences. The death penalty is there for a reason, amazes me how many states care more about the criminals not suffering than they do justice.

  • @mechellebillington4773
    @mechellebillington4773 2 роки тому +5

    I LOVE YOU Mike! You're an Awesome story teller!

  • @elasticcamper
    @elasticcamper 2 роки тому +21

    the first story that hits extremely close to home. we both went to the same university and during that time, everyone on campus was horrified. i was a freshman so i didnt leave my dorm for so long (except for class and to home on the weekends) nor did i go downtown for a few months. rip reagan! i met her sister and she's lovely and so is her family.

    • @Vee_of_the_Weald
      @Vee_of_the_Weald 2 роки тому +2

      Hey Vee… I’m a Vee too, funnily enough.
      This case hit me very hard too. I too was once a student getting home late after work… it could have been anyone because the system is so broken. Reagan’s death could have avoided every step of the way. The whole story is so absurd and so brutal.
      May I ask you a favour? if/when you ever go back to Ohio state, could you put a little flower (anything, a daisy will do), on her memorial stone, just to blow her a kiss from a random French Vee living in England. Thank you. Please stay safe. Xoxo

  • @ksti23
    @ksti23 2 роки тому +4

    This happened by my house thank you for sharing her story. I feel like it’s almost forgot about sometimes.

  • @whichgodofthousandsmeansno5306

    Why this monster was ever let out of prison is a mystery. How many offenses does it take until we realize some people are too dangerous to roam free? And not just everyday people, the rich and powerful as well. Who can we count on to protect us if the government and legal system is failing us?

  • @kathleenmurphy7077
    @kathleenmurphy7077 2 роки тому +5

    I'm really curious if anyone else while watching this story looked at the part where they picked dude up at home and placed him into that cruiser and thought to themselves "I wonder what in the hell could this guy be thinking and how is he feeling knowing once that car is put into drive his freedom will be gone forever, and that's the last car ride for him other than transport he gets from jail to court hearings or the hospital." I truly believe in this moment he reflects and has real sympathy for this beautiful girl and questions what he's done committing this crime. But it won't last for long because it's then time to immediately become an inmate again and a cover story for court to try and be found innocent

    • @heathernikki5734
      @heathernikki5734 2 роки тому +1

      What???? He isn't capable of sympathy lol

    • @MikeyReadman
      @MikeyReadman 2 роки тому

      @@heathernikki5734 Maybe he is, maybe he isn't.

  • @fugoo8912
    @fugoo8912 Рік тому +1

    I’ll never understand concurrent sentencing.

  • @Kiq_Ash
    @Kiq_Ash 2 роки тому +4

    Lost it when they gave her family her diploma… all she did was go to work… the judge said….this is really really heart breaking. I imagine she tried so hard to get him to be reasonable to spare her life… she was in school to help people like him… he didn’t have an ounce of remorse…

    • @kimmoran4437
      @kimmoran4437 2 роки тому +1

      I wonder when he told her to walk away before he shot her did she think she was free?

    • @bm-ww8kb
      @bm-ww8kb Рік тому +1

      @@kimmoran4437 that was also my understanding. this among so many other details makes this just abhorrent. so cold and vulnerable. her poor family..

    • @kimmoran4437
      @kimmoran4437 Рік тому

      @@bm-ww8kb It's just horrific.

  • @dirtaysanchez561
    @dirtaysanchez561 Рік тому

    Thanks Mike

  • @michelleroxy21
    @michelleroxy21 2 роки тому +47

    I was hoping I was wrong about this case being the one I had learned of shortly after it happened years ago.. it was. I hate this. I hate that all of this happened. It’s like my worst fear of people being confirmed in reality. I know odds of this happening to someone are rare, but damn, Reagan could have been me or anyone driving home from work. Just insane. I also wanted to add, I could be wrong, or maybe you said it and I didn’t hear, but I’m pretty sure the offender was high on crack or meth or something when he did this. Not that that would excuse his actions by any means.. but I often feel like offenders could either get treatment or remained confined by a simple assessment of their mental health.. this guy was clearly a menace even sober in prison. There are people who have to serve a full decade in prison for non-violent offenses.. then they let the violent ones out early on “good behavior” terrifying.

    • @timgreen2426
      @timgreen2426 2 роки тому

      And he had 52 counts of bad behavior..serving only 5 years for rape. That alone should’ve started riots.

  • @zobeyadiaz7476
    @zobeyadiaz7476 2 роки тому +1

    🤣 "Scoop for daddy" Hilarious.🤣

  • @genellecampbell3968
    @genellecampbell3968 Рік тому

    WHY?!?! Why do they bother giving people sentences for multiple crimes if they're going to allow them to be served concurrently?!?!?!? It's literally one sentence! And they get away with the other list of charges. Ugh.

  • @jesskhamilton2798
    @jesskhamilton2798 2 роки тому +4

    Mike does it again, best channel on the tube of you.

  • @samuelconway8961
    @samuelconway8961 2 роки тому

    I’m always really torn with people who were failed in their childhood, given no chance to succeed, obviously not taught empathy or how to behave. In one sense you want to be lenient, but in the same breath maybe they’re just too far gone now, constantly displaying the same behaviour and zero empathy, hurting everyone they come across. I suppose the goal would be just to ensure more and more people have a better start to life. Poor Reagan

  • @missyflutter5562
    @missyflutter5562 2 роки тому +5

    Who the f is letting these people out to reoffend 🧐

    • @thehorsecockexpress1068
      @thehorsecockexpress1068 2 роки тому +4

      Liberals.. He was just a poor black guy who was a future astronaut and engineer

  • @pressytojumpscare
    @pressytojumpscare 7 місяців тому

    Ok. Seeing her family accept her posthumous diploma made me cry like a baby. That broke my heart.

  • @scummymummy2548
    @scummymummy2548 2 роки тому +2

    At least she graduated with honors.

  • @bathmulangwarjri1627
    @bathmulangwarjri1627 2 роки тому

    The judiciary system is a big Big JOKE!!

  • @terabyte6166
    @terabyte6166 2 роки тому

    They should have a class-action lawsuit against the Ohio Prison System for letting him out early and all the robberies and the murder that ensued. He was not a model prisoner, they let him out due to overcrowding.

  • @3ddgemi997
    @3ddgemi997 2 роки тому

    How do you overcome being sexually assaulted while pregnant as a family. The system failed all the victims. What a sick POS