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  • @CourtTV
    @CourtTV  Рік тому +24

    MORE HERE: www.courttv.com/trials/tx-v-mallard-2003/?

    • @spideywhiplash
      @spideywhiplash Рік тому +4

      Love this series!

    • @F_L_A_Bird
      @F_L_A_Bird Рік тому +2

      Why did her friend? Not call 911❓ disgusting dumb they all cover for each other no matter how heinous the crime is...UNTIL* they are exposed & they can't wait to cover their own self's.

  • @46foryounger
    @46foryounger Рік тому +100

    The fact that her brother was a fireman and close by as well and she didn’t reach out to him and her own training as a nurse in training. It’s just inexcusable. She deserved the sentence she received.

    • @virginia2949
      @virginia2949 2 місяці тому +1

      She will be out in 2027 when she is due for parole. Looks like Biggs' son will not speak against her release so if she had good behaviour in prison - she will be out.

    • @elia.albertt4368
      @elia.albertt4368 19 днів тому

      @@virginia2949 that's awful. I hope she will never be out

  • @latoyaallen2675
    @latoyaallen2675 Рік тому +177

    She's guilty of murder. She had multiple opportunities to seek help

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +5

      EXACTLY

    • @suga1231
      @suga1231 Рік тому +6

      She did and she must suffer the consequences. I’m sure the drugs mixed with alcohol affected her judgement.

    • @RocketmanRockyMatrix
      @RocketmanRockyMatrix Рік тому

      ​@@suga1231No DWI/ DUI

  • @amandathemfdon7959
    @amandathemfdon7959 Рік тому +354

    Her not getting that man help is SICK especially with her background in healthcare🤨

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому +8

      It was selfish and cruel .But so is the punishment, the son forgave her, doesn't that count for something? i mean 50 years in prison? 😏

    • @nimue4325
      @nimue4325 Рік тому +6

      @@kallahari7542 Well said. Her act was selfish and also cowardly. Also her judgement was impaired. The punishment was truly excessive and as you said cruel. Why are jurors allowed to determine the extent of the punishment when they know so little of the law. Was this in " hang'em high" Texas?

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +41

      ​@@kallahari7542 no she deserves every year she got...drugs or not she killed a man no excuses

    • @kwakena
      @kwakena Рік тому +29

      I don’t think it’s excessive at all! 😳 Medical training or not, impaired judgement or not, she knew right from wrong! She recognized her wrong at the time because she immediately tried to cover it up! 🤦🏾‍♀️ Fifty years is lenient for what she did, IMO. A simple phone call could have saved this man’s life AND hers! I wouldn’t treat an injured animal the way she treated this human being! 🤬

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому +1

      @@kwakena Your life isnt over yet, you made mistakes too and youre still going to make mistakes in the future because no one goes without making mistakes thru life. . Stop judging this person she is locked up so dont sweat about it. This is not your fight.

  • @AB-sy4gx
    @AB-sy4gx Рік тому +84

    T Fry, asking to be anonymous after being shown in court. 🤣🤣🤣

  • @AB-sy4gx
    @AB-sy4gx Рік тому +312

    A man lost his life and the sentence was “harsh”? Leaving him to die in the garage was “harsh”. These people have no respect for human life.

    • @realmontana6838
      @realmontana6838 Рік тому

      Do white people get those same charges when they slaughter black people
      All the time purposely ? She didn’t purposely commit this act

    • @PlanetNinetyTwo
      @PlanetNinetyTwo Рік тому +19

      In my books anyone that willingly kills or murders someone, which is what happened here, should get nothing less than the death penalty. But since humans are prone to error in their judgements, life in prison is the next best thing. If you willingly murder someone then you're going to a place from which there is no return.

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому +3

      Ever thought of her being scared too.? Not because you're covering up means that you are heartless.

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +29

      Exactly these comments are absurd so many feel bad for her...that's ridiculous she made bad decisions starting with drugs. So she deserved what she got for killing a man.

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому +4

      @@DrineThePoet The so called Emphatic comments are ridiculous, we are all human, and we all make bad decisions in life. Our life isn't over yet both of us still have time to make a bad dicion still. We can feel bad for the victim and his family, but the harm is already done why do we have to judg and say that this girl has to give her own life (50years) for her bad desicion. The son forgave her so why can't you? What's it to you?🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

  • @confidentialprivateusa6519
    @confidentialprivateusa6519 Рік тому +220

    Had she simply driven the man to the emergency room the most she would have received was a manslaughter charge. Driving this man to your HOME and shutting the garage door means you want to be on a permanent vacation. SMH.

    • @NotfromDetroit
      @NotfromDetroit Рік тому +8

      Exactly!!!

    • @ALLQUEEN51
      @ALLQUEEN51 Рік тому +7

      Exactly

    • @NotfromDetroit
      @NotfromDetroit Рік тому +3

      @SunniCalifornia FACTS!

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому +2

      And manslaughter would be how many years? 25 my guess🤔

    • @jennizel
      @jennizel Рік тому +3

      She left him in her garage because she wanted to get in her house because she had more crack to smoke

  • @0scJohnson0
    @0scJohnson0 Рік тому +567

    Leaving someone for dead because you don’t want to face consequences is pretty monstrous

    • @Theresa89
      @Theresa89 Рік тому

      I wouldn’t put her in the same category as the real monsters 👹! She clearly fucked up but she’s no, monster!

    • @thatgirl_nay7049
      @thatgirl_nay7049 Рік тому +38

      It’s truly selfish she could’ve gave that man a chance to survive but she took that away from him

    • @elevatedemotions4548
      @elevatedemotions4548 Рік тому +15

      Him and her was basically face to face

    • @NotfromDetroit
      @NotfromDetroit Рік тому

      Anybody like this deserve the death penalty.

    • @arthurmack1
      @arthurmack1 Рік тому +17

      That is easy to say for the sober. She was intoxicated which not only caused the mistake but also the chain of mistakes that followed. This woman was found guilty and she deserves her punishment. But a monster she is not.

  • @bellezanegra0206
    @bellezanegra0206 Рік тому +83

    “Simply a homeless man who died as a result of a bizarre set of circumstances” how callous. Ppl who are unhoused are treated like they have no value and are disposable. He was a person. They should’ve characterized him as such instead of making his living status the only thing that mattered.

  • @jennizel
    @jennizel Рік тому +89

    I can't believe she had the audacity to plead not guilty. Smh

    • @jennizel
      @jennizel 4 місяці тому +2

      @rayewonderland ☆ me too! As if they didn't get caught dead to rights.

  • @TaharkahX
    @TaharkahX Рік тому +111

    I watched this trial. It was really disgusting the way she and her friends treated the victim. She's where she belongs.

  • @ms.midwest6712
    @ms.midwest6712 Рік тому +45

    The mercy of his son sent chills through my body! God bless him! 💜💜

  • @oneoffour63
    @oneoffour63 Рік тому +97

    How can this women persuade this man to be an accessory to this crime, the best thing he could have done was call the police!!!

    • @joycemarie9702
      @joycemarie9702 Рік тому +23

      She not only involved the guy, her friend knew too! How could they all just try to hide it….horrible people!

    • @oneoffour63
      @oneoffour63 Рік тому +9

      @@joycemarie9702 I could not agree with you more on that...

    • @oneoffour63
      @oneoffour63 Рік тому

      @@joycemarie9702 Hi Joyce and I would like to wish you a Happy Belated New Year.

    • @carmel23
      @carmel23 Рік тому

      Dumb and dumber.....

    • @quichequiche4274
      @quichequiche4274 Рік тому +16

      Like the prosecutor said, he was between a rock and a hard place. I'm sure he didn't believe that anybody would have believed he had nothing to do with it. He was on Felony Probation and wasn't supposed to have ANY interaction with Law Enforcement. I'm not saying he made the right decision, but she was EVILLY selfish all around.

  • @baakaboi771
    @baakaboi771 Рік тому +52

    Always be honest and take responsibility because if not you can make things worse!!!

  • @nondo2.045
    @nondo2.045 Рік тому +199

    Wow Brandon Biggs seems to be an amazing human being. All the best to you Sir and sorry for your loss.

  • @mmay6621
    @mmay6621 Рік тому +90

    These are caregivers? Lord help us all.

    • @julieuk5855
      @julieuk5855 Рік тому +8

      My thoughts exactly!

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +12

      Healthcare is hell especially now

    • @dolocapo5430
      @dolocapo5430 Рік тому

      these cna chicks are the reason i took care of my aging mother in my home for twelve years.....miss me with this cna smack.....

    • @kimdavis3259
      @kimdavis3259 Рік тому +7

      Amen!! This is horrible!! There’s no way I could put my mom in the hands of those people. 🤨

  • @nitamay3534
    @nitamay3534 Рік тому +67

    It spoke volumes about her when she went back to the club after the verdict.

    • @AF-ib3nl
      @AF-ib3nl Місяць тому +3

      How can you go back out in public after being sentenced to prison?

  • @Resa461
    @Resa461 Рік тому +125

    Prosecutors hair cut is gorgeous! Took years off of her.

    • @harryeneal6755
      @harryeneal6755 Рік тому +11

      Stay Focused! Dumb bell

    • @discernment9279
      @discernment9279 Рік тому +11

      I just saw her on another special I believe it was 48 hours. And that was the first thing I noticed was how sharp her hair cut was. She looks absolutely great! It was a much-needed upgrade. The way she was wearing it during the trial looks atrocious. Her hair during the trial looked thin, damaged, over-processed, frizzy, and like a bird's nest

    • @discernment9279
      @discernment9279 Рік тому

      @@harryeneal6755 get some melanin Pasty and a larger pecker

    • @debraperez7171
      @debraperez7171 Рік тому +4

      I agree@! But. p l e a s e!! Eye makeup?

    • @bazoena
      @bazoena Рік тому +5

      It sure looks good on her tho.
      But she also appears to have some botox. But it is nicely done

  • @oneoffour63
    @oneoffour63 Рік тому +107

    I hate when she's acting like she's the victim, Chante cared only for herself!

    • @syritasdoneitgoodytwoshoes2471
      @syritasdoneitgoodytwoshoes2471 Рік тому +19

      nope - i feel she was running scared and burying her head in the sand tbh

    • @Theresa89
      @Theresa89 Рік тому +4

      @@syritasdoneitgoodytwoshoes2471 I believe so too.

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому +2

      @@syritasdoneitgoodytwoshoes2471 I agree with you a 100%

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +2

      EXACTLY

    • @iveliserojas612
      @iveliserojas612 Рік тому +3

      @@Theresa89ok I wonder if u feel the same if it was ur dad ur son ur husband I doubt that

  • @doriangrey9702
    @doriangrey9702 Рік тому +53

    50 years sounds good. I hope she serves the entirety. God bless this poor man. May he and his family find peace.

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому +2

      How you're talking about God and wishes this woman serve the entire 50 years in prison? God and the victims son had already forgiven her, so why can't you?

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +1

      ​@@kallahari7542 🙄

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому

      @@DrineThePoet 🙄

    • @leighmonty13
      @leighmonty13 Рік тому +3

      Hopefully she dose serve the 50 years

  • @onyxcoc69
    @onyxcoc69 Рік тому +156

    I remember this story. It was so absurd. The guy suffered for some time before he died. So sad. If only she had just called someone who could help her make the right decision.

    • @KarenanneT
      @KarenanneT Рік тому +1

      Wanting to bury her head in the sand. 🤨

    • @Prynnifex
      @Prynnifex Рік тому +12

      Or helped him herself

    • @debbrown4731
      @debbrown4731 Рік тому +8

      Call someone to help her make the right decision?? She didn’t call anyone to ask her should drink and get intoxicated. She didn’t call anyone to ask if she should take drugs. She didn’t call anyone to ask should drive a vehicle impaired. She didn’t call anyone to ask what she should do because she hit a human that was thrown into the car she was driving. She has always made bad decisions all on her own.

    • @julieuk5855
      @julieuk5855 Рік тому +20

      She should have called an ambulance as soon as she hit him. You don't need to call anyone else for that.

    • @tinaBabe4
      @tinaBabe4 Рік тому +4

      That Woman."T Fry" which is a Weird Name...Shouldn't Have Given her an X Pill. WtF

  • @chrystawilson139
    @chrystawilson139 Рік тому +60

    All of them had a great opportunity to call the cops, but chose not to. They are dull in the head, clearly

    • @jaswin5994
      @jaswin5994 Рік тому +3

      The usual suspects

    • @Ellie80681
      @Ellie80681 Рік тому +9

      @@jaswin5994 oh yeah bc no other race commits murder 😊

    • @jaswin5994
      @jaswin5994 Рік тому

      @@Ellie80681 🥱🥱🥱

    • @Ontheroxxwithsalt
      @Ontheroxxwithsalt Рік тому

      @@Ellie80681Let's be real. If a white woman did this to a black man it would be rioting and looting and claims of AFFLUENZA. So save your "All races run over people and run and hide from charges while the man is stuck in their windshield" NAME ONE OTHER CASE???

    • @bjc4204
      @bjc4204 Рік тому +1

      @@Ellie80681 EXACTLY 💯 👏

  • @dimples5257
    @dimples5257 Рік тому +65

    I'm sorry that was murder .... !! She hit him and instead of stopping and calling the police she drove home left him in the same position then had his body moved by someone else. MURDER PERIOD

  • @MynameisNOTthepoint
    @MynameisNOTthepoint Рік тому +50

    Brandon is a remarkable man with a heart we all should strive for in terms of forgiveness. As we all expect that gift, we should be willing to give it.

  • @justcallmeangeleyes
    @justcallmeangeleyes Рік тому +62

    This is so truly disgusting…. I am so horrified… I am so disturbed… I can’t imagine the fear, THE ABSOLUTE FEAR AND CONFUSION that Greg was going through. Imagine knowing you’re alive after being hit, you’re lodged in a car, you’re somewhat conscious, you’re absolutely confused and feel the most immense amount of FEAR (FEAR isn’t even the word to describe it), that you’ll ever feel in your entire life… and then you’re isolated while in immense pain once the adrenaline is no longer kicked in… and LEFT IN DARKNESS STUCK IN A HOLE, UPSIDE DOWN, and you start suffering the mental affects of CLAUSTROPHOBIA… because trapped long enough even if you don’t have it, you do now. This kind of accident is so TERRIFYING, so BEYOND WORDS, that someone being beat or tortured to death doesn’t even faze me. But this… this is just …. WOW.. Is anyone else feeling so overwhelmed and so angry? I can’t help but feel this way… and I guarantee that Greg wouldn’t have even been here, had that woman not have manipulated him into giving her all of his money. Shame on everyone involved in this ATROCIOUS, ATROCIOUS ACT. My God… Not getting him help. That is unforgivable
    You know what the worst part of all of this… We learned about how kind Greg was… That if they helped him or dropped him off at the hospital… He would’ve never gave up who hit him. Because that’s just how Greg was.. Shame
    Rest in Paradise Greg 🤍🕊️🙏

    • @ninaninapasadena5687
      @ninaninapasadena5687 Рік тому +4

      Hopefully he was unconscious or delirious from blood loss.

    • @elia.albertt4368
      @elia.albertt4368 19 днів тому

      I agree on every word. Although that case is old but every time I hear about it, it sickens me.. I hope she will be never be out and pay for her selfishness

  • @jenniturtleburger3708
    @jenniturtleburger3708 Рік тому +5

    Why didn’t the other lady call 911? She could have possibly saved her life. Awful woman.

  • @Dobviews
    @Dobviews Рік тому +104

    She killed a man by committing an act of selfish indifference and in that moment she signed her own sentencing papers.

  • @misstruboyzrc
    @misstruboyzrc Рік тому +77

    The amount of suffering Mr Biggs went through until he took his last breath is was most certainly deserving of a 50 year sentence. I don’t believe she is a bad person I just believe her decisions that night killed a man & she has to pay for that!

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому

      So why didn't the jury didn't thought the way you do that she wasn't a bad person, but still gave her 50 years in prison. I'm sorry i just can get over your justice system, it's so horrivic. I would be so afraid to just ...live.

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +9

      ​@@kallahari7542 I'm confused...do you feel bad for the killer or something? If it was your father would be forgiving and want her to get less time as well?

    • @karenrhodes9973
      @karenrhodes9973 Рік тому +3

      She WAS a bad person. Nurses are not supposed to do drugs. She was mending the sick under the influence and you say she was not a bad person. Hope you and your family don't meet a nurse like her when you truly need one!

    • @rfb8499
      @rfb8499 Рік тому +2

      She is in fact a bad person. She left him to slowly die in her own house. She DROVE a certain distance to her house after the collision with him embedded in her windshield and not one attempt to get help. She pled not guilty. She bragged about her actions. She’d go to work and insert needles in people WHILE under the influence. What makes a bad person A BAD PERSON?

    • @SouthEastAsiansFILM
      @SouthEastAsiansFILM 4 місяці тому

      ​@@kallahari7542bro. You must be so damn brain dead

  • @Roy-w2o3f
    @Roy-w2o3f Рік тому +76

    What a heartless ruthless thing to do...She had all the means to save that man's life...She failed...Don't drink and drive..

    • @KBM144
      @KBM144 Рік тому +9

      Don't drive & do Drugs and alcohol combined...... It's a No No or HELLO To Prison.

    • @peggypeggy4137
      @peggypeggy4137 Рік тому +9

      This story is so sad. There is such a lesson to be learned--if you can afford to go out to a club, then you can afford to call a cab. If you can't afford a cab, stay home. So many lives ruined because of a series of horrible mistakes, a domino effect. She didn't render aid because she was intoxicated. Calling a cab would have prevented this.

    • @ellasinton3390
      @ellasinton3390 5 місяців тому

      Drugs and alcohol a recipe for disaster

  • @goldenage6994
    @goldenage6994 Рік тому +35

    What an outstanding young man. I have no doubt he’s doing well and will be successful in life. Ppl like this deserve the entire community to stand up for them. This case breaks my heart. I will always remember this young man and pray for him.

  • @SuperSeattle2009
    @SuperSeattle2009 Рік тому +34

    OMG , imagine her really becoming a nurse one day !😲 SCARY !!

    • @dolocapo5430
      @dolocapo5430 Рік тому +3

      trust me that was never gonna happen......that's all bs......

  • @lisavizzini9609
    @lisavizzini9609 Рік тому +5

    Chante had no remorse for what she did. If she would have had any remorse, she wouldn't have ever of pled not guilty and took this to trial. Chante could have pled guilty and just taken her punishment, but she didn't. She tried to fight it...

  • @moomyung9231
    @moomyung9231 Рік тому +63

    I know a guy who hit and killed a cyclist while he was drunk. He said he woke up the next day, saw his car, and turned himself in. He's not a great person, I don't think he's expressed enough remorse for taking a man's life, but at least he took responsibility for it.

    • @moomyung9231
      @moomyung9231 Рік тому +4

      He says he has no memory of the actual event, he was blackout drunk, so no idea if he realized what he did at the time. I also don't know if the guy died immediately. There was no real news on it here because he turned himself in and plead guilty.

    • @jaswin5994
      @jaswin5994 Рік тому +18

      At least he has a conscience and that is more than a lot of people have

    • @averyshenandoah1637
      @averyshenandoah1637 Рік тому

      Did u hear what she said lol she bragged about it and him being white lol u know that the woke wants people to believe the white people are the racist. The Amt of trials I’ve watched with blacks killed whites and u never even heard about it lol they are go busy talking about Floyd these days cause trust me there are many more all over where it’s the opposite but they dong tell u

    • @erickiyoshiphillips2323
      @erickiyoshiphillips2323 Рік тому +1

      Guilt will haunt you every night u try to sleep

  • @sherricaroberts783
    @sherricaroberts783 Рік тому +133

    I heard about this story a couple of years ago but to watch this just brought me to tears. I literally couldn't stop sobbing. She had to be in a different state of mind to hit someone drive with them in her wind sheild and pull into her garage. That was poor judgment to think you can actually get away with that. The friend shouldn't have given her drugs nor let her drive home. And as for the victims son my heart breaks literally for him such a handsome respectful young man I pray he's doing well. This is a lesson on decisions 1 bad decision can be a domino affect of problems. God bless them All...

    • @yvonnegrant3736
      @yvonnegrant3736 Рік тому +11

      She got drink and killed somebody. Stop making excuses for her, 50 years is good! ,,

    • @kerrickwallace8425
      @kerrickwallace8425 Рік тому

      @@yvonnegrant3736where was the excuse smh having sympathy and empathy isn’t an excuse but your heartless ass could never fathom that a life lost is a life lost yes she guilty and yes she was also not in her right mind frame either fact is 2 lives lost 2 families will never be the same watch passing judgement it could be your ass tomorrow

    • @It-is-me...Melsie
      @It-is-me...Melsie Рік тому +6

      He suffered survivable injuries for perhaps as long as two days while she intermitently went in to her garage to check if he was dead yet. Are any of your tears for his terrible suffering?

    • @BloomByCC
      @BloomByCC Рік тому +2

      I agree and compassion for all involved, his son, the victim, the suspect... I'm not sure who people respond with such deep hostility when you're simply offering compassion ❤

  • @AngeliqueHope80
    @AngeliqueHope80 Місяць тому +2

    This was a tough watch. I cried quite a bit, especially during Brandon's testimony and subsequent forgiveness. To know this poor man suffered so much is beyond heartbreaking and he didn't deserve any of it. So so sad.

  • @KarenanneT
    @KarenanneT Рік тому +30

    People never fail to disgust me 😐

  • @skybee001
    @skybee001 Рік тому +146

    I hope Brandon Biggs is doing well. He really is a good person who had an amazing amount of empathy and emotional intelligence for one so young. I hope his life has been easy and happy all these years. It must have been so difficult having your worst experience made into movies and tv shows. ✌️💕

    • @averyshenandoah1637
      @averyshenandoah1637 Рік тому

      Funny how if this had been turned around and a white woman had done that these days to a black man omg people would burn things down lol it amazes me how they claim we white oriole are so racist meanwhile it’s the same with black people she was bragging about killing a white man

    • @skybee001
      @skybee001 Рік тому

      @@averyshenandoah1637 actually they address that in the video... the party where she was supposedly talking and laughing about killing a white man never happened. The person that wrote that article failed to do any fact checking, and believed the person that they interviewed.

    • @GhettoBrad
      @GhettoBrad Рік тому +1

      THE MVP of all of this.

    • @skybee001
      @skybee001 Рік тому

      @@GhettoBrad 💯

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +3

      Kudos to those who can forgive killers I could never

  • @shirley6488
    @shirley6488 Рік тому +94

    I feel badly for everyone. It doesn't matter why he was on the road.

    • @evernit
      @evernit Рік тому +6

      It does matter. The fact that they don't know why the man was there just confirms why you don't understand the difference.

    • @shirley6488
      @shirley6488 Рік тому +6

      @@evernit Well enlighten me genius?

    • @evernit
      @evernit Рік тому +2

      @@shirley6488 Learn to read, missy, then you can try also thinking at the same time.

    • @shirley6488
      @shirley6488 Рік тому +17

      @@evernit I read just fine, please enlighten us. You can't because it makes no difference. Anyone is allowed to walk the street challenged or not.

    • @shirley6488
      @shirley6488 Рік тому +30

      @@evernit Maybe the real question that should be asked is why she was on the road intoxicated.

  • @aprilapril5462
    @aprilapril5462 Рік тому +63

    The prosecutor with the blonde hair- had a glow up!! The short hair looks so good on her!!💕

    • @PorscheAbraham
      @PorscheAbraham Рік тому +9

      Didn’t sheee??!? She looks good!

    • @amandarogerson9132
      @amandarogerson9132 Рік тому +8

      I think she looks good, but I also think it's just a different time. Back then people looked like that lol. And now people are more "perfect" or trying to be, or they look a certain way almost smooth and doll-like.

    • @c.o3301
      @c.o3301 Рік тому +4

      She looks incredible!

    • @arierae304
      @arierae304 Рік тому +5

      I thought I was the only one that noticed that 😂👌🏾 She looks great 👍🏾 🙌🏾 the cut fits her

    • @JayBee1212
      @JayBee1212 Рік тому +2

      She reminds me of Jamie Lee Curtis. Very becoming.

  • @LilyZerep
    @LilyZerep 7 місяців тому +5

    🤨 I'm still wondering why T-Fry got full immunity. The fact that she didn't turn in Chante sooner says something, too. She played a part in it, and she should have been given a reduced sentence.

  • @jennifer-annfarrugia3019
    @jennifer-annfarrugia3019 5 місяців тому +4

    Do people HAVE to have drugs to have fun.?? What a SAD state of affairs 😥

  • @christinaf8076
    @christinaf8076 Рік тому +39

    I remember when this happened. I was so shocked. Sounded like something from
    a horror movie!

  • @DecemberIceBaby
    @DecemberIceBaby Рік тому +21

    I would be crying so bad if I did this . But then again I would like to think I would never do this to another human

  • @sandracast
    @sandracast Рік тому +27

    Why would it matter to know what he was crossing the road? To me it does not. She did what she did.😢

    • @KrysBrown89
      @KrysBrown89 Рік тому +3

      To see if he was walking in the road to commit suicide especially with what was going on in his life. I agree that she 100% should have gotten him help.

  • @tjneverdefeated4394
    @tjneverdefeated4394 Рік тому +7

    Why is the friend’s face blacked out on the documentary but shown anyway on the court scenes? There’s no anonymity here 😆

  • @ophiecat
    @ophiecat 8 місяців тому +3

    Thank God for Miranda. Although she is spiteful and exaggerated the facts, she was the only one who came forward.
    They did not show all of her testimony but what they did show, she did not apologize for the pain and horror she caused the actual victim. I hope she apologized for leaving him to die in a cold, dark garage, all alone.

  • @marcanthonyrodriguez3636
    @marcanthonyrodriguez3636 Рік тому +8

    This show and all of its episodes are fantastic… binge watching them all !!

  • @akcj1
    @akcj1 Рік тому +45

    Dang. This was tough. My prayers to both families. May the victim rest in peace. Let this be a lesson that it doesn’t pay to be a coward or use drugs!

  • @conorsheehan8815
    @conorsheehan8815 2 місяці тому +2

    “Chante was not a monster with no heart.” After doing one of the most heartless horrible things I’ve ever heard of in my life.
    “I didn’t think she was going to go to trial.”
    “I thought the sentence was harsh.”
    No wonder she chose to hide her face.

  • @goldenage6994
    @goldenage6994 Рік тому +46

    Everybody is not your friend or a good influence. She took a pill from a friend who not only testified against her to save herself but gave her an unfamiliar drug that changed her life forever, the victim and his family

    • @jennizel
      @jennizel Рік тому +2

      @goldenage6994• She took more than a pill. She was smoking crack all night and after she left him in her windshield in her garage, she went to smoke more.

    • @daCubanaqt
      @daCubanaqt Рік тому +2

      It was her choice to take whatever drugs she did that night. You never know what you are going to get when you use street drugs.

    • @lalaland23lalaland
      @lalaland23lalaland Рік тому

      Blah blah again making excuses for this nut case, u either a simp or another strong blk wohmannn. She had 9 paid phone, a Brother couple block away from her, a fire department. She chose to not help so she deserves this and more

    • @gawainethefirst
      @gawainethefirst 5 місяців тому +1

      She could have said no to the drugs. She could have called 911. There’s enough responsibility to go around, but the lion’s share remains hers.

  • @couchdetectivesunite
    @couchdetectivesunite Рік тому +21

    Been binging true crime for quite a while now and I'm baffled as one can be. Rest well Mr.Biggs, Brandon man I know your dad is smiling down! Be blessed

  • @catherineturley
    @catherineturley Рік тому +102

    I can never understand how there can be multiple people with the same level of crazy all hanging together. T fry knew damn well that man was alive. And she probably just went on her merry way in life. So sick.

    • @gabrielamartiniuc6322
      @gabrielamartiniuc6322 Рік тому +14

      Her friends also didn’t call for help as well?

    • @pumalogo204
      @pumalogo204 Рік тому +19

      I can't believe that Chante said she is remorsed...but yet she went back to the same bar a week later??? simply wtf !!

    • @viqala9159
      @viqala9159 Рік тому +5

      I havent watched the whole thing yet, so idk all the details of THIS case, but i will say that there are people who value their own understanding of "loyalty" more than human life. And it happens even in cases where the friendship isnt even that close and unconditional...

    • @jaswin5994
      @jaswin5994 Рік тому +11

      BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER

    • @pumalogo204
      @pumalogo204 Рік тому

      @@viqala9159 have you seen the OJ..the lost confessions?🤔🤔

  • @nickipoole8239
    @nickipoole8239 Рік тому +34

    The friend definitely needs some time as well especially after the fact she never reported this murder until her and her friend got into a disagreement or argument she should have told as soon as she found out that a crime this bad even happened

    • @kallahari7542
      @kallahari7542 Рік тому

      It wasn't a murder it was an accident where the person didn't dare to come forward because of the judgment.... and she was right she got 50 years so her life is over too... And i do think although she did reported it she faced an absurd amount of time in jail too.

    • @julieuk5855
      @julieuk5855 Рік тому +4

      Yep accessory after the fact if she did something to aid the concealment.

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +3

      Agreed

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому

      ​@@kallahari7542 🙄

    • @nickipoole8239
      @nickipoole8239 Рік тому +7

      @@kallahari7542 someone died due to her lack of attention....1st of all she was drinking then she ran a man down went home and acted like nothing even happened, then she went around telling people about it went home and jus went about her life like this man wasn't struggling to survive 😒 if it was someone u knew or a member of your family u would want justice the way she moved makes it a crime not a accident

  • @tonitonytone1044
    @tonitonytone1044 Рік тому +35

    Just saw one version of this story!! The name of the movie is "STUCK". It ended differently, but in the beginning of the movie, it mentions that it was based on a true story. She allowed her panic & fear to cloud her best judgment and covered vs confessed to get him help. 🥺 Justice was served. However, it is sad for ALL involved. No winners here at ALL! Condolences 🙏🏽 to All family involved.

    • @TheRight-handedStranger
      @TheRight-handedStranger Рік тому +4

      Condolences for ALL families involved? She is not dead? She gets to eat, watch TV, read, speak on the phone and even study not the man who she killed.

    • @quichequiche4274
      @quichequiche4274 Рік тому +6

      ​@@TheRight-handedStranger You don't get to police someone's empathy. Get a life.

    • @mydogsioux
      @mydogsioux Рік тому +5

      They weren't policing anyone's empathy. They were stating their opinion.

    • @quichequiche4274
      @quichequiche4274 Рік тому +4

      @@mydogsioux Their opinion that she shouldn't have empathy for the person who committed the crime, so what do you call that? Have a great day.

    • @TheRight-handedStranger
      @TheRight-handedStranger Рік тому +2

      @@quichequiche4274 - The fact that you don’t even care to mention a person who committed a murder who took a life, not stole a wallet but took a life you can’t bring back life but you can replace money, just tells me you probably more emphatic to murders than to the victims’ family, or maybe to this specific murderer.

  • @jed3443
    @jed3443 Рік тому +15

    Man she lied that much that she had to take a polygraph? Bet she’s still doing the same in 2023

  • @PrettyBrownNeek
    @PrettyBrownNeek Рік тому +36

    I remember this from awhile ago but it always makes me think….Titilisee Fry (Titilisee Sullivan -Johnson) and Clete were just as culpable. This was disgusting to say the least. I can understand being afraid but come on man, you drove home with this man in your windshield?!? Like this was simply crazy!!!!!

    • @dolocapo5430
      @dolocapo5430 Рік тому

      clete was a convicted felon on paper, and her bff was handing out pills to all the CNAs.....trash all of them, imo......

  • @lisanagle7893
    @lisanagle7893 Рік тому +44

    Oh my Lord how do you do this to a person . Heartbreaking for this poor man just broke my heart but I never heard of this case till now .

    • @NotfromDetroit
      @NotfromDetroit Рік тому +3

      This is my first time hearing about this too!

  • @elevatedemotions4548
    @elevatedemotions4548 Рік тому +9

    He remarks " you know I'm on papers " next idea of his to discard the body in Cobb Park...I see why you on papers

  • @ohreally8349
    @ohreally8349 Рік тому +21

    Awe bless Brandon he’s one of the few people left with a heart and great compassion. I remember hearing about this long ago. Kind of something you can’t forget. 😞 just sad all the way around.

  • @LMO-f8p
    @LMO-f8p Місяць тому +3

    She said she asked God for help but she chose to listen to the devil.

  • @StephenSJN
    @StephenSJN 5 місяців тому +4

    This is so Pathetic, She could've stopped called 911 and everyone would be having a better life.

  • @lorettajefferson7681
    @lorettajefferson7681 Рік тому +17

    I remember this trial and I was so impressed with the son’s forgiveness

  • @dimples5257
    @dimples5257 Рік тому +13

    Dead or alive they should of called the police .... All of them needed to be in jail .... Sick how the justice system works man !!!

  • @mindaelliott9576
    @mindaelliott9576 Рік тому +13

    She chose to do drugs, her choice to do drugs and drive. She now needs to pay for her bad decisions. Consequences!

  • @FleetwoodCaddy59
    @FleetwoodCaddy59 Рік тому +14

    Brandon Biggs is a good dude. I sincerely hope he’s doing well

  • @stanlutan196
    @stanlutan196 Рік тому +5

    Selfish and disgraceful people. All of them... She could have saved that man's life if she called an Ambulance

  • @donfontana8282
    @donfontana8282 Рік тому +4

    She's a cautionary tale to all other people who think "just smoking a little pot" is "no big deal" especially while you're at work. Like It or not, it goes to state of mind and character.

  • @lynguy8824
    @lynguy8824 Рік тому +5

    No they labelled her a heartless monster because it takes a heartless monster to hit a man, have him impaled on her windscreen, drive all the way home, leave him there and go to bed!

  • @kathyhamp8245
    @kathyhamp8245 Рік тому +3

    TFry should've been charged as well becayse if you can tell multiple ppl but didn’t call the cops

  • @doribells2290
    @doribells2290 Рік тому +4

    How do you take a man who is dying and keep talking to him while he's dying, store him in your garage. Thats some Jeffrey Dahmer behaviour. She deserves lwp

  • @Think_About_That.
    @Think_About_That. Рік тому +23

    Let me get this straight:
    She (and they) went out the FOLLOWING weekend DRINKING, doing DRUGS, partying, having LAUGHS and fun ... yet again!!
    Remorse my arae.

  • @tammycox9789
    @tammycox9789 Рік тому +110

    It amazes me how stupid people commit crimes and think they can get away with it.

    • @claricegarner5717
      @claricegarner5717 Рік тому

      Dumb criminals!! Soulless people!!

    • @cjvaye99
      @cjvaye99 Рік тому +6

      ikr? it's like they think seasoned police officers and detectives are their parents or a elementary school teacher that they were able to talk their way out of trouble with them the cops will be just as easy...

    • @erickiyoshiphillips2323
      @erickiyoshiphillips2323 Рік тому +9

      It's stupid they talk after they committed the crime. Like nobody keeps their mouths shut.

    • @discernment9279
      @discernment9279 Рік тому

      In all fairness she kind of did get away with it because she didn't get life in prison. I feel she got away with it! she should have been given the death penalty or life in prison

  • @virginia2949
    @virginia2949 Рік тому +12

    This is what happens when you are not taught accountability. No idea what to do when you mess up. Never had to deal with it.

  • @Sincere4Eva
    @Sincere4Eva Рік тому +15

    Everyone involved should be held accountable for this man’s death. No one deserves to die in that manner. All hell would break out had the tables been turned. People don’t think to treat people like they want to be treated. She was studying to become a nurse so for her to not render aid is mind blowing. The person who slipped her the drug should be locked under the jail too. Lord help this world. Prayers and blessings to the family of Mr Biggs.. RIP 🙏🏾🙏🏾

    • @dolocapo5430
      @dolocapo5430 Рік тому

      i'll bet my ass she wasn't studying to be a nurse......who could ever trust her around the medicine cabinet.....she was a bed pan emptying cna with a drug problem and some real ghetto ass friends......

    • @belmum1689
      @belmum1689 Рік тому +1

      I agree.

  • @k3ionafloyd
    @k3ionafloyd Рік тому +3

    I am 45 seconds in and already pissed because she blaming God for her misdeeds! This man did not have to die. Period!

  • @TreeABaby1
    @TreeABaby1 Рік тому +5

    Lol promising that woman anonymity and showing old film is crazy 😂

    • @thelittleredhairedgirlfrom6527
      @thelittleredhairedgirlfrom6527 10 місяців тому +2

      Plus they repeatedly say her full government name! Might as well have put her social security number and home address on screen! 🤣

  • @MeechyBrownProductions
    @MeechyBrownProductions Рік тому +15

    This is so sad! Heartless act to cause so much suffering to a human being!

  • @marilyn_H
    @marilyn_H Рік тому +44

    Texan here! I remember this as it happened in real time in Fort Worth Texas. She was from a very respectful family. Even her brother was high up at the Fire Department. All she had to do was stop and call for help but no she was a spoil brat. This was just so bizarre.
    She gets out in 2027. She will have served 20 years.

    • @tjones5399
      @tjones5399 Рік тому +6

      Yes i heard she went in the house and had relations while the man was in the garage fighting for his life

    • @cheriamour2429
      @cheriamour2429 Рік тому

      @@tjones5399 what a pig with no conscience!

    • @tommesiacooper1258
      @tommesiacooper1258 Рік тому +27

      @@tjones5399 lol they literally stated that wasn’t true 😂

    • @TaharkahX
      @TaharkahX Рік тому +6

      No, she won't be out for about 25 more years.

    • @tanishathomas3350
      @tanishathomas3350 Рік тому +8

      I’m from Ft. Worth as well, and the sad part is - the Fire department was right down the street from where the incident took place.

  • @NotfromDetroit
    @NotfromDetroit Рік тому +11

    I guess it was so late at night/early morning but did Chantell not pass any other vehicles while on her way to home? If I would’ve seen that I would’ve called the police!

  • @CeruleanTalon
    @CeruleanTalon Рік тому +8

    Chante was sad at being caught and having to serve jail time. If she was truely remoreseful it was far too late for it to do any good.

  • @lisasangria1086
    @lisasangria1086 Рік тому +4

    This was absolutely horrible. She has no moral compass if she just drove the man to house and left him in the garage. I actually feel bad for Vaughn. He seems very sorry for his part.

  • @ND-or5so
    @ND-or5so Рік тому +16

    Court Tv:
    They are saying they didn't know why he was on that street. From what I know he was a homeless man. So what about the street he was on?

    • @gawainethefirst
      @gawainethefirst 5 місяців тому

      Texas State Highway 287. That portion of the highway is like driving on the Interstate, with speed limits of 65-75 mph.

  • @alenainthailand
    @alenainthailand 3 місяці тому +1

    “Sorry”? Do you really, guys, buy it? She was laughing telling how the guy stuck in her windshield to her colleague at the party. She is “so sorry” because the public has learned about it. She didn’t help him because she didn’t want anyone to know she was a bad party girl doing drugs. Crazy story! Poor man 😢

  • @Sheisneika0976
    @Sheisneika0976 Рік тому +22

    How hard is it to pull over and seek help? I know drugs and alcohol may have played a part but still… give the man help.

    • @ladyoftheamazon
      @ladyoftheamazon Рік тому +2

      Ain’t enough drugs and alcohol in the world to make a human being with empathy, be in complete lack of it to the point they do something as sadistic as that. I wish y’all will stop tryna give people the benefit of the doubt cause you can’t grasp the fact that people like this are walking around this earth. Wake up

    • @jennizel
      @jennizel Рік тому +3

      ​This 💯 percent 🎯. My late partner and I were on heroin and crack for about 10 years but we still had empathy for others. You either have it or you don't. In that timespan, I know of my partner almost delivering another addict's baby at a motel until the ambulance arrived, doing the heimlick maneuver to prevent someone choking, stopping people from overdosing, and one time a guy overdosed in our motel room and I called 911 while he did cpr on him as I got all the drugs & paraphernalia out of sight. He lived. Oh also, he told me of a time a girl rand over another girl and didn't want to take her to the hospital but he made her drop her at the emergency room entrance. Some people are just pos's.

    • @josierosie100
      @josierosie100 Рік тому +1

      Yes … wouldn’t repercussions be so much less if this poor man had been saved? Lost her licence pay awful fine maybe community service who knows…but to do this??? She deserves all of these 50 yrs …seriously he wasn’t killed instantly this poor man suffered soooo much …they all should be punished for Greg’s death

  • @RLU-wt8vi
    @RLU-wt8vi Рік тому +19

    The fact that she herself had the knowledge enabling her to render immediate aide and didn't. Tho' her "scheduled" release is March of 2052, she is actually eligible for parole in 2027. I don't think 20 years is adequate.

    • @pumalogo204
      @pumalogo204 Рік тому +1

      it's funny how people on here are blaming the friends also....it's insane.....Chante committed the murder but blaming the friends??..the fact she killed someone ..not her friends

    • @jaswin5994
      @jaswin5994 Рік тому

      @@pumalogo204 it’s funny how even though they knew they could still be charged with a crime. But they needed information so they gave her immunity. They are JUST AS GUILTY.

    • @pumalogo204
      @pumalogo204 Рік тому

      @@jaswin5994 have you seen the OJ..the lost confessions?🤔🤔

    • @jaswin5994
      @jaswin5994 Рік тому +1

      @@pumalogo204 absolutely no interest. Stay on topic.

  • @jabellatv3240
    @jabellatv3240 Рік тому +23

    Some people are so selfish and have no empathy i don't care intoxicated or not her not calling for help is so messed up. My bestfriend Aunt did the same thing a couple of years ago but i guess because the victim was black it didn't become national news like this case. She literally was out clubing cheating on her good husband and while driving home 5 in the morning she hit a lady riding her bike and kept going the lady she hit was actually a governor or senator i can't remember but she was training for a marathon so she would go out riding at 5am before going to work and she hit that lady off her bike and drove all the way home with the bike under her truck and didn't call the police until the next day she claimed she thought she hit a deer but she knew what she hit she only did like a year or 2 in prison because she lawyered up and they couldn't charge her with a DUI because by the time they caught to her she was sober. Some people are just selfish just like Chante was calling her friends and boyfriend to take them down with her when she should have took accountability for her actions

    • @jellocakes
      @jellocakes Рік тому +2

      Why bring race into it. Seriously 😒

    • @franfran6152
      @franfran6152 Рік тому

      Thought it was a deer... cuz some deer ride bicycles 😂

    • @kendraheard8240
      @kendraheard8240 Рік тому

      I couldn't live it would be on my conscience for every second of the day...even if I had long prison time I would tell immediately...I always want to be right with God... goodness mistakes happen

  • @SuperSeattle2009
    @SuperSeattle2009 Рік тому +5

    GOOD! she got 50 years ! let that be a lesson to all that you DO NOT do this type of crap in Texas.

  • @ashiajohnson1740
    @ashiajohnson1740 Рік тому +10

    She should of just called the police

  • @Steve-ou8nw
    @Steve-ou8nw Місяць тому +2

    "She's not a monster" oh yes lady, she is. And you are too. Monster.

  • @karenrhodes9973
    @karenrhodes9973 Рік тому +5

    It's a little laughable that her friend T Fry says her friend was made out to be a monster in the court?!?!? SHE WAS A MONSTER! A horrid excuse for a human being and I hope she is never made to be stuck in a persons windscreen with horrific injuries and left to die like she did to that man she hit. UGH! The whole damn lot of them should be in prison. RIP Mr Biggs.

  • @amorblu
    @amorblu Рік тому +8

    Harsh, says the friend. She disposed of the body and discarded him like trash. She was sorry she got caught and could not keep partying.

  • @jessicataylor5898
    @jessicataylor5898 Рік тому +15

    What? Are you trying to illicit empathy for this woman? She CHOSE to let that man die! No sympathy to be found here buddy.

    • @GrimReaper1971
      @GrimReaper1971 Рік тому +3

      in court she said she was remorsed...but yet after she killed him..she went back to the same bar a week later

    • @ladyoftheamazon
      @ladyoftheamazon Рік тому +1

      At ALL 😤 these comments do not pass the vibe check

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому +1

      THANK YOU!! These comments piss me off

  • @Pamela-zy7vc
    @Pamela-zy7vc Рік тому +4

    *this is about one of the most horrific stories I've come across*

  • @tamekalandon6401
    @tamekalandon6401 Рік тому +4

    I tell you one thing, the day one of my friends comes to me and ask me to help conceal their crimes. We are not friends anymore because clearly you don’t care about my well being to involve me is some dumb shyt you did by yourself and now you want me to go down with you

  • @rainaeasley7863
    @rainaeasley7863 Рік тому +3

    I understand you make bad decisions, but this girls out running around with prisoners felons doing drugs, driving drunk is just more than just one night of mistakes.

  • @yukiefromoz2573
    @yukiefromoz2573 Рік тому +4

    Pretty stupid having a Dr for the defense saying he wouldn't have been conscious and couldn't be save blah blah. That's so irrelevant. Regardless of how bad the condition of someone you would still get medical help.

  • @scharlesnicole
    @scharlesnicole Рік тому +5

    In response to Ashley Banfield’s ignorant question “why was he crossing the highway at night?” Because there are NO crossover bridges & it’s impossible to cross a major highway during the day. The perpetrator was speeding too.

  • @Star-hk6gc
    @Star-hk6gc Рік тому +17

    How does a persons mind even go there- like her’s did? I can’t imagine! Sitting there in court there with that little poor me pout doesn’t help her situation. 🤦‍♀️

    • @dolocapo5430
      @dolocapo5430 Рік тому +1

      and her nice little fake pearl necklace.....quite a contrast as to how she dressed for the club.....

  • @SunnGodis
    @SunnGodis Рік тому +13

    I wish y’all would kept that same energy for Ethan Couch

    • @DrineThePoet
      @DrineThePoet Рік тому

      In my opinion all killers or pedophiles deserve whatever they get period

  • @TRILLTALKTV
    @TRILLTALKTV Рік тому +2

    that question about her being high while working hurt her sentencing