We want to thank you all for trusting us and taking the time to watch our videos. We truly appreciate the feedback you've shared with us. We’ve noticed some concerns regarding the use of different pictures in our videos. To clarify, defense attorneys filed a motion aimed at protecting the teen's privacy, and Judge Kristin Richardson granted it, in part, by deciding that the minor suspect's name can't be published and he can't be filmed from the neck up. Public defenders have reinforced this restriction to ensure privacy, which is why you might see alternative visuals used. We also want to assure you that the information we share is true and accurate. If you have any doubts, we encourage you to freely research and confirm the facts for yourselves. Transparency is important to us, and we value your trust. We’ve also heard feedback about asking for comments too frequently. We sincerely apologize if this has been bothersome and assure you that we’ll be more mindful of this moving forward. If you'd like, feel free to check out some of our previous videos as well, where we’ve covered similar cases with a balanced and engaging approach. Thank you again for your trust and support-we’re here because of you, and we’ll continue striving to improve with each video.
Thank you for sharing your concern. We understand that seeing multiple visuals can be confusing, and we truly appreciate your patience. The reason we didn’t use the main images is due to privacy restrictions-defense attorneys filed a motion to protect the teen’s identity, and the court ruled that the suspect’s name cannot be published, nor can they be filmed from the neck up. To respect this decision and comply with legal guidelines, we had to use alternative visuals throughout the video. We hope this clarifies things, and we appreciate your understanding and support!
We truly appreciate your feedback and sincerely apologize for the constant repetition in asking you to subscribe. We’ve taken note of this, and we’ll make sure to correct it in our next videos to provide a smoother viewing experience. Your input helps us improve, and we’re grateful for your support!
We want to thank you all for trusting us and taking the time to watch our videos. We truly appreciate the feedback you've shared with us.
We’ve noticed some concerns regarding the use of different pictures in our videos. To clarify, defense attorneys filed a motion aimed at protecting the teen's privacy, and Judge Kristin Richardson granted it, in part, by deciding that the minor suspect's name can't be published and he can't be filmed from the neck up. Public defenders have reinforced this restriction to ensure privacy, which is why you might see alternative visuals used.
We also want to assure you that the information we share is true and accurate. If you have any doubts, we encourage you to freely research and confirm the facts for yourselves. Transparency is important to us, and we value your trust.
We’ve also heard feedback about asking for comments too frequently. We sincerely apologize if this has been bothersome and assure you that we’ll be more mindful of this moving forward. If you'd like, feel free to check out some of our previous videos as well, where we’ve covered similar cases with a balanced and engaging approach.
Thank you again for your trust and support-we’re here because of you, and we’ll continue striving to improve with each video.
Nice one👍
So touching 😢
6 minutes in and seen 5 different houses……………
Thank you for sharing your concern. We understand that seeing multiple visuals can be confusing, and we truly appreciate your patience. The reason we didn’t use the main images is due to privacy restrictions-defense attorneys filed a motion to protect the teen’s identity, and the court ruled that the suspect’s name cannot be published, nor can they be filmed from the neck up. To respect this decision and comply with legal guidelines, we had to use alternative visuals throughout the video. We hope this clarifies things, and we appreciate your understanding and support!
did not like your constant repitition
We truly appreciate your feedback and sincerely apologize for the constant repetition in asking you to subscribe. We’ve taken note of this, and we’ll make sure to correct it in our next videos to provide a smoother viewing experience. Your input helps us improve, and we’re grateful for your support!
@@CrimeintheShadow Sorry i feel bad now i have subscribed