Imprisoned Son Trial - FL v Timothy Ferriter - Day Three

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  • Опубліковано 11 лют 2025
  • Florida man Timothy Ferriter is accused of locking up his adopted son inside of a room he had built in the family’s garage. Ferriter faces charges of aggravated child abuse, false imprisonment and neglect of a child. Court records out of Jupiter, Florida show that the door to the room had a deadbolt on the outside, along with multiple other locks. Investigators also found video from a ceiling camera that showed Ferriter allegedly punching, throwing, and beating the son multiple times. When Ferriter's son wasn't in school, he allegedly was locked in the room - only allowed out to eat or sometimes use the restroom.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 920

  • @robertstaas9314
    @robertstaas9314 Рік тому +265

    No matter what he had done or how long he was in the “box” this is unreasonable and unacceptable punishment.

    • @angeloflifelight
      @angeloflifelight Рік тому +38

      If he's having issues, how do they think physiological torment, sensory depravity, withholding susitence, and confinement would fix that? Even prisoners are supposed to be treated better than that, especially juveniles like the doctor mentioned.

    • @tdb1328
      @tdb1328 Рік тому +15

      It’s absolutely disgusting what they have done. I’m behind and catching up on the videos, but does the judge address the fact that the defense paralegal and family members are taking pictures of the prosecutors/prosecution table for some reason??

    • @jennifernutt1698
      @jennifernutt1698 Рік тому +11

      Agreed. No excuse. Hope they get a taste of their own medicine and lock them up for a long time.

    • @onthelake2381
      @onthelake2381 Рік тому +9

      Doesn't matter what spin the defense trys it doesn't make what they did ok.

    • @ViaMirage
      @ViaMirage Рік тому +4

      Of course the actions by the parents are completely unacceptable, which any reasonable person would not dispute.
      But I do think it’s very ironic that the state is arguing how awful and psychologically damaging it is to be confined to a room or be put in solitary confinement while also doing exactly that to persons that are just a couple years older or of the same age that the son is in this case if such a person was to break the law. Because once a person is found guilty of committing a crime, and is over the age of 16 (legal age of criminal responsibility in the state of Florida), the state feels it is justified to be putting people in the same kind of confinement the prosecutor argues is a criminal and causes all kinds of terrible, damaging psychological effects to a person. Therefore, they are admitting the prison system is cruel and only causes further harm to the person that is confined rather than helping such a person rehabilitate and change their behavior.
      1:40:08 (prosecutor argument)
      Because it is not unreasonable to think - just based on his pattern of behavior - that the son in this case could commit a crime in the future and be punished in the same way his adoptive parents were punishing him. I do hope however that he gets any support he feels he needs, and that that does not happen.

  • @lynnmcinnes9810
    @lynnmcinnes9810 Рік тому +192

    Never any kind words from him to his son. Just negativity and bullying. Hey big man your going down.

    • @daniellereid6539
      @daniellereid6539 Рік тому +21

      They're prison guards.

    • @molliewatson
      @molliewatson Рік тому +21

      They both don't even say I love you before locking him in. They don't love him.. so sad

    • @carlosdeno
      @carlosdeno Рік тому +12

      I really hope so and I hope he fears for his pathetic life every day! Vile specimens.

    • @babybeasimplekindofvan7035
      @babybeasimplekindofvan7035 Рік тому +14

      Yes they are going to get their own locked box but at least they get a toilet and a sink!

    • @cheriamour2429
      @cheriamour2429 Рік тому +9

      I know I wanted to cry listening to HIM yelling and swearing at this poor boy. Mean SOB.

  • @rajasertin
    @rajasertin Рік тому +173

    When I see both husband and wife drinking water during the few hours in court and they forbid their son from drinking for long periods of time, I feel outraged. These parents are monsters; where is the compassion parents show their kids when they act their age. Feels like the husband is threatened by a male figure at home and wants to destroy him. Nothing, nothing explains treating a child this way and unfortunately the parents if incarcerated, they will be treated better than their treatment to their son.

    • @JJ-ls4ej
      @JJ-ls4ej Рік тому +12

      I could not agree more. Monsters, these so called “parents”

    • @victoriahammond9061
      @victoriahammond9061 Рік тому +15

      I was thinking the same thing. They will be in a cell but they will be able to see others, have access to water, food and a toilet. All of which is far to good for them

    • @jonik.1931
      @jonik.1931 Рік тому +13

      Why do people like this adopt in the first place¿????????

    • @kell_checks_in
      @kell_checks_in Рік тому +7

      ​@@jonik.1931Tim used to be kind of a big deal inCatholic circles. There are some disgusting pressers of him preening with Bishops about mission projects, etc. This guy's all about dominance and appearances.

    • @diannebutler1807
      @diannebutler1807 Рік тому +1

      @@kell_checks_in Wow... that's a surprise!!

  • @sunitamosesesq
    @sunitamosesesq Рік тому +249

    It must suck being an adopted child in a situation like this - not only being punished, but feeling like you don't even belong anywhere or to anyone. He can't live, eat or sleep among them. Can't even eat their chocolate... If they had had a dog, I bet it would have slept in the house.

    • @ShannonAugle
      @ShannonAugle Рік тому +19

      It’s an awful way to live and happens much more than anyone knows.

    • @mochabrown9097
      @mochabrown9097 Рік тому +18

      As you stated the kid could not eat, sleep or eat, Why does this sound so much like a containment camp? Like some sort of prison with release to do chores only.

    • @traveltm
      @traveltm Рік тому +16

      He is not the type to have a dog. It would not be able to abide by his stringent expectations and I’m sure he would beat a dog for doing dog things.

    • @Evanjjk
      @Evanjjk Рік тому +1

      @@ShannonAugleso true ! I am one them.

    • @mariecleary
      @mariecleary Рік тому

      Google just how many adopted children are murdered by their " Parents "

  • @kjones7561
    @kjones7561 Рік тому +75

    He even asked the police to put him in jail rather than put him back with his “parents”. So sad what he endured. No wonder he ran away!!

  • @robertstaas9314
    @robertstaas9314 Рік тому +82

    If every child who kicked a ball against another child, or had green sprinkles in his possession were locked up as punishment, most of the population of school children would be in maximum detention.

    • @cynic256
      @cynic256 Рік тому +8

      well, lets be honest about everything, the kid did a lot more than steal sprinkles and kick a ball at another kid. but regardless, nothing he did warrants the punishment from the parents. the parents simply did not have the skills necessary to parent this child

    • @kitterzy
      @kitterzy Рік тому +4

      I was locked in my room for a day without food for wetting my pants in Kindergarten. From what I understand know, it’s like the chicken and egg scenario. Fearful I’d wet my pants, it would actually happen-or I’d wet the bed. Nothing like spanking a 4 year old for wetting the bed. I hate butterfly flyswatters to this day. Takes all kinds of parents doing things for less.

    • @CórkaMokoszy
      @CórkaMokoszy Рік тому +11

      Yeah, Lock me up because I once stole a book from my cousin and lied to her that I didn't do it. I`m a "monster" too.

    • @tazania7227
      @tazania7227 Рік тому +9

      Exactly, very pathetic attempt to justify this inhumane and disgusting treatment of a child. This defense lawyer is horrible and not very competent. And I’m pretty sure he’s not coming through positively to the jury.

    • @lkm3s
      @lkm3s Рік тому +15

      @@kitterzy That was some really ignorant parenting. I remember my stepson was inconsolable after weeing the bed and I was telling him it was okay and he said he didn't want a spanking. "Why would I spank you?" I said "I'm pretty sure you didn't want to wake up in wet pajamas! You didn't do it on purpose.....did you?" "No" he whimpered. "right, so you won't get a spanking we'll just get you new pajamas and change your sheets. It's okay, it happens to everyone, even adults sometimes!" Then his dad told him the story about how he accidently started to wee the bed as an adult because he dreamt he was at the toilet and my son was in fits of giggles. Empathy is the key to good parenting.

  • @aliveinheels4540
    @aliveinheels4540 Рік тому +104

    It’s called cruel and unusual punishment and we treat Lifers better than these parents treated their adopted child

    • @babybeasimplekindofvan7035
      @babybeasimplekindofvan7035 Рік тому +9

      Death row inmates get a toilet and sink and in most prisons, a tv.

    • @Lyddiebits
      @Lyddiebits Рік тому +2

      ​@@babybeasimplekindofvan7035and that is better treatment than this child received, I agree.

  • @sylvializ
    @sylvializ Рік тому +185

    3:36 I love how this mental health professional destroys the defense telling them on their face this child's was mirroring the defendant's aggressive behavior towards himself onto other kids at school, specifically when he grabbed a kid by the neck because that was the way his daddy did to him 🎉 bravo marvelous ❤

    • @geoffpoole483
      @geoffpoole483 Рік тому +19

      The cross-examination of the psychiatrist really backfired. The defence attorney thought he had a "gotcha moment" with the Barry Goldwater quote but that blew back in his face.

    • @sylvializ
      @sylvializ Рік тому +19

      @@geoffpoole483 I think the woman attorney's approach was too aggressive and they decided that the man was going to be better, but he seemed trapped in his own elemental questions. I think that the 'blaming the victim' defense was way too risky since it's a child. If that defendant walks, people on the streets are going to be really mad about it. Keeping the psychiatrist too long on the hot chair certainly wasn't the best strategy for the defense. I loved also when he said that he had his doubts about the child's 'extreme' behavior claims since not once the child was suspended for anything and we all know schools around the nation would recur to that right away whenever there were dangerous behavioral concerns for safety reasons. Just a day in the park for the state, let's see what they come up with today!!!

    • @tamseguin3839
      @tamseguin3839 Рік тому

      No that's not how it works. I don't care what that specialist said people that are bullied and get hurt don't go around hurting other people. That boy was already like that evil

    • @tamseguin3839
      @tamseguin3839 Рік тому +1

      ​@@sylvializjust an asumption to think every teacher and school reports every child.

    • @sylvializ
      @sylvializ Рік тому +2

      @@tamseguin3839 well, the school reports were included the defense was the ones who gave it to him to reviewing them.

  • @Char_43
    @Char_43 Рік тому +71

    want to bet "mom" takes a plea deal after this. Dispicable people, so cold

    • @wotiluv
      @wotiluv Рік тому +12

      Oh no no no they think they did nothing wrong they’re so pompous grosss

    • @redds7777
      @redds7777 Рік тому +10

      Is the guy sitting near Mom with glasses her attorney you think ? He seems to be taking notes and smiling at inappropriate times

    • @cynthiamartin2197
      @cynthiamartin2197 Рік тому +3

      @@redds7777 appears to be..

    • @cinloo763
      @cinloo763 Рік тому +3

      Why is mom allowed in court room?

    • @Rebeccaz910
      @Rebeccaz910 Рік тому

      I bet she does

  • @vsbaretummysugastonguetech1540
    @vsbaretummysugastonguetech1540 Рік тому +59

    I am livid! Even listening to the defense try to justify the putting a boy in a box is making me shake in rage.

  • @jennief7114
    @jennief7114 Рік тому +52

    I absolutely love this psychiatrist!!! When he said the Drs didn't know he was living in a box! Cracked me up!! "So, you think they are mean", YES! OMG, "you didn't tell the teachers your response is going to be put him in a cell for hours at a time".

    • @bijanka
      @bijanka Рік тому +7

      I agree. I know the doctor stammered quite a bit but I thought he really hit his stride and he made me laugh involuntarily with that response.

    • @rebalspirit
      @rebalspirit Рік тому +4

      ​@@bijankaI think the stammering was more about incredulity at the obvious questions by the prosecutor. She had a list of questions she was going to ask but she didn't listen to his answers so she repeatedly asked a question after he'd just given the exact information she asked. She's young. She'll get better. 😅

    • @cloudie9druoid172
      @cloudie9druoid172 Рік тому +1

      He is 💯accurate and on point, I agree with everything he’s saying

    • @caterinawilliams998
      @caterinawilliams998 11 місяців тому

      ​@@bijankaagree... especially when the defense lawyer didn't ask a question clearly and the doctor thought ( or maybe be pretended to) he was asked if you could have diagnosed the defended as a psychopath 😅

  • @SharonM-b1g
    @SharonM-b1g Рік тому +44

    It always amazes me that if their case is weak they will try to insult the intelligence of the professional witness

  • @deb-77d
    @deb-77d Рік тому +32

    Poor kid. She couldn’t even say good night to him. All he got was the door being locked behind her. This is heartbreaking.

  • @lb2645
    @lb2645 Рік тому +78

    The fact they offered him 24 minths and he put his kids thru this anyways is deplorable. No excuse whatsoever for any of this mans actions. I hope the victim takes him to the cleaners after trial also. He deserves every penny.

    • @stayhydrated8321
      @stayhydrated8321 Рік тому +17

      24 months for crimes like this is insane… these cases will lead to the death of a child if not discovered.

    • @DanielleStarry
      @DanielleStarry Рік тому

      @@stayhydrated8321a lot of cases aren’t taken seriously if the victim doesn’t die

    • @SarahHolt-z4y
      @SarahHolt-z4y Рік тому

      Now he’s in a mf cell !!! And she’s next !!!

  • @annem5899
    @annem5899 Рік тому +51

    Not once is there any kindness in the way they speak to him ,it's truly awful .

    • @deb-77d
      @deb-77d Рік тому +2

      I was thinking the exact same thing.

    • @VTheYo
      @VTheYo Рік тому +3

      Absolutely no love…not even in saying “good morning.” When no love is spoken, how in the world do they expect him to treat them with respect and love? Mind boggling.

    • @Lyddiebits
      @Lyddiebits Рік тому +1

      It's hard to hear, they sound like they are speaking to more or less to a servant or slave, and locking the boy up. I just can't hate this enough 😡

    • @brendamckinley3036
      @brendamckinley3036 Рік тому +1

      Oh sure she asked him plenty of times-"are these dirty?" Like she was hoping she didn't have to actually touch anything in that room

  • @SarahHolt-z4y
    @SarahHolt-z4y Рік тому +32

    This poor baby. My god. Hearing him cry, them scream at him, then him crying. No wonder why he can’t talk. This is HORRIFYING & CRIMINAL! I hope they BOTH GO TO PRISON!

  • @cheriamour2429
    @cheriamour2429 Рік тому +53

    I live in Jupiter down the street from these people. Horrified when I heard this story. I hope they are both locked up for a very long time, to experience what they did to their son.

    • @cloudie9druoid172
      @cloudie9druoid172 Рік тому +2

      Yeap pretty sick deplorable monsters man

    • @caterinawilliams998
      @caterinawilliams998 11 місяців тому

      Did you use to know them? Did you ever notice anything unusual about the family? How is the area topographically, are the houses really far from each other or there is a feeling of close friendly community...

  • @traveltm
    @traveltm Рік тому +27

    The way the mother says “good morning” is chilling. No warmth and goes right into making bed and such. It’s as if saying wishing he wasn’t there and he is a bane to her life that has to go out there and deal with her child!!!

    • @VTheYo
      @VTheYo Рік тому +5

      Yes! It’s heartbreaking!

  • @TrellWest
    @TrellWest Рік тому +209

    This case is indefensible. I don’t see how a jury brings back anything less than guilty. At the end of the day nothing this kid did deserved to be isolated and locked inside of a box in the garage like this

    • @wotiluv
      @wotiluv Рік тому +38

      I agree. He was offered 24 months plus probation for a plea but he turned it down. Shows how pompous he is.

    • @HouseOfVirgo
      @HouseOfVirgo Рік тому +20

      Agreed. How that defense could say his behavior was warranted for that kind of discipline is beyond me. Why are we still punishing children!?

    • @sunitamosesesq
      @sunitamosesesq Рік тому +37

      @@HouseOfVirgo hi fellow virgo! Isn't it crazy that there wasn't even a room or a bed for him in that new house in FL? Yet they hired someone to build that box in the garage? Isn't that enough proof that they never intended this as a temporary punishment? This was how they intended to keep him, period. It's unbelievable.

    • @Maya-rt3ur
      @Maya-rt3ur Рік тому +8

      Definitely agree

    • @victoriasimpson1501
      @victoriasimpson1501 Рік тому +5

      Are they trying to suggest he was a danger to the siblings? Or to the school? What is their defence?

  • @ZCM-
    @ZCM- Рік тому +43

    Top marks to the cameraman/men who are doing a great job keeping the jury off screen and the quality of the audio as well as video. Thank you Law&Crime!

    • @mariadavis8745
      @mariadavis8745 Рік тому +6

      And letting us see the defendant’s expressions.

    • @NoraZiehr-ei3gn
      @NoraZiehr-ei3gn Рік тому +2

      Don't agree about the audio. Couldn't hear much of what was being said on the recording.

    • @yufusTheFag
      @yufusTheFag Рік тому

      @@NoraZiehr-ei3gn I think you might be hard of hearing babes. Get your ears checked

    • @Mary200-61
      @Mary200-61 Рік тому

      Kudos to the Law and Crime channel. Always impressed with their coverage.

    • @Ms2unique4u
      @Ms2unique4u Рік тому +2

      Actually, kudos should go to the judge! I’ve never seen a judge get on and stay on the attorneys like this judge did when they would walk away from the mic, which blows my mind how often it happens, but they always want to be the first to tell the witnesses to make sure THEY speak loudly into the mic! It’s like the attorneys have an allergy to the mic and try and stay away from it at all cost! I’ve watched many trials and this is ALWAYS an issue. However, in this case, the judge was on top of it and I’m incredibly thankful to him for that! This was one of the best trials as far as audio goes and the difference was 💯% due to the judge!
      👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
      Hats off to the judge!! 🧢

  • @DDycey
    @DDycey Рік тому +53

    For every day that boy spend in that box, these scumbags need a year of isolation! The way their lawyers are pointing out every misbehaviour of the victim is sickening. He's a CHILD, a child that has been exposed to more cruelty than anyone should ever have to. He's learned aggression to be how ppl handle their grievances. The ones to blame for his misbehaviour are the ones who were ADULTS misbehaving in the same way. All children have their moments of pushing boundaries, but this child had parents teaching him NOTHING about love, compassion, kindness. Only unfairness. They really are evil, awful humanbeings. The fact they are fighting it proves they have no remorse, the fact they now force their children to go through all this, just wow..

    • @Mary200-61
      @Mary200-61 Рік тому +6

      Oh when the parents go to prison, they will find out what it’s like to be in solitary confinement. They will be killed if put in general population! I hope they are put in GP, it would be poetic justice.

  • @jackieblandford7084
    @jackieblandford7084 Рік тому +43

    These parents show no remorse, they hate this child

  • @kathimedalaleman9131
    @kathimedalaleman9131 Рік тому +36

    I don’t understand why this parents are allowed to be together at the same room, sharing information to recreate the case on their favor

    • @astaraoneill9166
      @astaraoneill9166 Рік тому +5

      Me neither!!

    • @nadinedockery-green5192
      @nadinedockery-green5192 Рік тому

      I don’t think she should be there but then again, she’ll have access to UA-cam.

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Рік тому +1

      @@nadinedockery-green5192I think it’s fine she is present. I don’t think they should be allowed to talk though.

    • @beachnut4449
      @beachnut4449 Рік тому +1

      Nothing will ever look to be in their favor. This entire case is evil.

  • @SeekerFitness
    @SeekerFitness Рік тому +32

    that's really disgusting that he isnt' allowed access to a bathroom. with the small confined space, having his bucket for feces and urine and having no ventilation is really disgusting. no fresh air? these ppl are mental.

  • @hollyfay1812
    @hollyfay1812 Рік тому +37

    I think the therapist did a very good job in cross-examination!! Not letting the defense trip him up in his words. That was a lot of information for him to go through and he seemed to have a good recollection of all of it.👏

    • @user-rb8mj5ci4n
      @user-rb8mj5ci4n Рік тому +2

      Totally agree. The therapist is calm, collected, and answers with knowledge

  • @katelynn58
    @katelynn58 Рік тому +30

    It is obvious they have zero love for this child, tons of resentment and just completely annoyed he exists in their world.

  • @gwenfrankowski8324
    @gwenfrankowski8324 Рік тому +30

    I knew nothing of this case before I started watching it here as im from Canada. If this child is as smart as I think he is , his behaviour could have started because of boredom at school. None of the behaviour ive heard thus far constitutes being locked away. If they were so concerned with family safety why not call the police? They speak to him with so much contempt for him.

  • @penelopepiper8342
    @penelopepiper8342 Рік тому +29

    Very knowledgeable Doctor and very believable and blew the defense attorney away.

  • @SeekerFitness
    @SeekerFitness Рік тому +40

    hope the young man has been getting counseling and gotten some loving and supporting adults.

    • @Cp-wo1ly
      @Cp-wo1ly Рік тому +5

      He’s in Florida so I kind of doubt it. But I hope so

  • @aidahalluska3432
    @aidahalluska3432 Рік тому +64

    They hated the kid. Period.

  • @Diana47Holt
    @Diana47Holt Рік тому +39

    The defence attempting to discredit an extremely intelligent man of very high attribute is laughable. Clutching at straws. It’s over for these two people. They have been finally found out and will now know what’s it’s like to live in a box for something they are truly guilty for!

  • @kerrilee501
    @kerrilee501 Рік тому +56

    Who in their right might would have let this go to trial when the state offered a two year plea deal.

    • @vida2515
      @vida2515 Рік тому

      Cos he is an Arrogant MF! That’s why…

    • @cindydewey9514
      @cindydewey9514 Рік тому +10

      I know, right?? Just in the way they talk to him they just sound like monsters.

    • @tawannaarmstrongivory
      @tawannaarmstrongivory Рік тому +21

      A narcissist

    • @_introvertlife3692
      @_introvertlife3692 Рік тому +9

      Only two years? Wow. He should have taken that

    • @lr8607
      @lr8607 Рік тому +6

      Legalized gambling: roll the dice, see if you get less time after a trial.

  • @michah321
    @michah321 Рік тому +33

    I can't believe this defense attorney is trying to say that ' stealing ' sprinkles is a reason to punish a child worse than a super max prison

    • @cloudie9druoid172
      @cloudie9druoid172 Рік тому

      They got the defence attorneys they deserve 😂😂😂 idiots

    • @ellenstecko2443
      @ellenstecko2443 Рік тому +1

      Right. This defense attorney is awful

  • @feyrannahunter1062
    @feyrannahunter1062 Рік тому +87

    I came into this willing to hear out the parents, but it's been the dad's lawyers that have taken me from "lets hear this out" to "ok, guilty" to now "straight to solitary you cowardly evil butthead!" Also give this kid a lifetime supply of green sprinkles!

    • @DanielleStarry
      @DanielleStarry Рік тому +10

      All of the sprinkles!!

    • @ElkeSiegburg
      @ElkeSiegburg Рік тому +1

      Hello, that is a description of exactly my inner process of opinion. Only I have no clue about what the term "green sprinkles" means. I am a German and could'nt find a proper translation. Would you please do me the favour and explain it to me? Greetings from Cologne🤗

    • @feyrannahunter1062
      @feyrannahunter1062 Рік тому +10

      @@ElkeSiegburg greetings. By green sprinkles I meant literally the sprinkles that go on donuts or cake in the color green. One of the "misbehaviors" the parents attorney were complaining about the boy was the he took a bottle of green sprinkles at school. They were acting like this was a horrible deed instead of a silly thing any child might do.

    • @cloudie9druoid172
      @cloudie9druoid172 Рік тому +1

      And he deserves a lifetime of lucky charm marshmallows

  • @cynic256
    @cynic256 Рік тому +51

    Is it just me or is the male defense attorney literally terrible at his job

    • @Maya-rt3ur
      @Maya-rt3ur Рік тому +3

      No I find him same and his smirking annoys me

    • @carlosdeno
      @carlosdeno Рік тому +11

      He’s trying to discredit a Professor and undermine his testimony, with respect it’s not going to happen. The man’s title alone should of told him that, he came across as a complete fool. Not his finest moment.

    • @lisasorce2258
      @lisasorce2258 Рік тому +1

      He seems clueless……

    • @ukguy
      @ukguy Рік тому

      Tbh he doesn't really have much chance of winning the case anyway, there is too much evidence against them.

    • @caterinawilliams998
      @caterinawilliams998 11 місяців тому

      No it's not you, you are absolutely right, the male defense lawyer comes across shockingly unprepared...this professional expert witness is very competent and effective and he will crush the defense

  • @TheDon-j2j
    @TheDon-j2j Рік тому +7

    The therapist had a beautiful come back every time.

  • @cynthiachagoya2162
    @cynthiachagoya2162 Рік тому +55

    I don’t think I could ever be a defense attorney … you have to completely be able to disconnect & disassociate any kind of feelings … this poor child was treated so poorly not only once in his life by his biological parents but twice and he still seems to have a very forgiving heart ♥️🙏🏼

    • @ananabi9910
      @ananabi9910 Рік тому +3

      Prosecution all the way

    • @leopardprints
      @leopardprints Рік тому +6

      I think the reason the defence attorney is faltering so much is that he knows what he's saying is absurd and indefensible.

    • @Onlyasking-b3s
      @Onlyasking-b3s Рік тому +2

      Do we know his biological family treated him badly? I thought they gave him up for a better life

    • @cloudie9druoid172
      @cloudie9druoid172 Рік тому

      To be fair who knows the situation of the biological parents. Just the fact that they brought him to an orphanage shows they loved him and wanted a better life for him something they clearly couldn’t give for whatever reason. But to a child unfortunately they see it as neglect and abandonment and blame themselves 😢

    • @leopardprints
      @leopardprints Рік тому

      @@cloudie9druoid172 It was likely poverty and they were desperate.
      All the money spent on international adoption could be spent to support kids to stay in their families. There are charities who work to keep kids out of orphanages.
      But yeah, a baby will experience it as loss and abandonment. And this poor boy has experienced another abandonment, probably why he was so willing to forgive his adoptive parents. Tragic.

  • @polishgrlinvegas
    @polishgrlinvegas Рік тому +10

    How come this defendant is allowed to turn back, and consult with his wife, the CO-CONSPIRATOR?!?!

    • @mikeandmals
      @mikeandmals Рік тому +3

      Seriously!!! They are being such a distraction! How is this being allowed?

  • @princekareem
    @princekareem Рік тому +31

    What did this kid ever do to deserve his mother being so cold and dehumanising to him. This is a lesson in how to turn a child into a problem child

    • @tdb1328
      @tdb1328 Рік тому +4

      I don’t understand how she and her attorney are sitting there when she will be tried for this also when his case is over. I also thought she might say she’s a victim of her tyrant husband, but she’s there in support. Holding hands coming in and out. I feel terrible for their other kids who were seeing their brother in a box. The youngest wanted to go in or have him come out. Even he knew something was wrong. 😭😭😭

  • @FrancescaLD
    @FrancescaLD Рік тому +56

    This man is going to regret till his dying days that he did not take the deal of two years in prison. I cannot see how the jury could come back with anything other than guilty. His deluded dream of acquittal is dashing as the trial goes on.

    • @Sallylilly1812
      @Sallylilly1812 Рік тому +17

      And that judge looks READY to hand down a sentence. 😂

    • @Jamama4
      @Jamama4 Рік тому +4

      Agreed, he will regret having this all out in public. A two year sentence, wouldn't he be out in months?

    • @Sweetiepie68
      @Sweetiepie68 Рік тому

      I COMPLETELY AGREE!!

    • @jennitsu12
      @jennitsu12 Рік тому +2

      His own arrogance will make him pay 😂

    • @bigbananafeet8147
      @bigbananafeet8147 Рік тому

      It's called narcissisum

  • @catloverd3671
    @catloverd3671 Рік тому +34

    Why is his wife allowed in the courtroom when she awaiting trial for the same offenses?

    • @jo3608
      @jo3608 Рік тому +8

      I wondered the same thing, as I thought her case would be after the Father of the Year's case.

    • @LiLHarOak
      @LiLHarOak Рік тому +3

      It’s a public trial…it’s no different than what we are doing 🤷‍♀️, she’s merely up close and personal vs. watching on a phone, computer or tv…
      I’m sure whomever is prosecuting her case (if not the same prosecutor currently trying this case) is also present or has someone present on their behalf as well…

    • @autism_momma_LosAngeles
      @autism_momma_LosAngeles Рік тому +6

      seems like you'd want to at least pretend to be heartbroken about the child that was your son for the most part@@LiLHarOak

    • @LiLHarOak
      @LiLHarOak Рік тому +6

      @@autism_momma_LosAngeles well, unfortunately, those jurors and anyone else observing her…won’t be applicable as being a selected juror…and that *sucks* …it really *really sucks.*
      To be clear, I am in agreement with you, I am only stating what I would consider to be truthful. It’s unfortunate *we* get to see and observe her in this light, not a care or worry in the world, aside from what appears to be gathering every last nanobit of info that may possibly be brought against her at her own trial, to be prepared, and that’s sad. It’s a true reflection of character and i would consider going as far as saying a *silent admission of guilt* …also my own opinion.
      She knows she screwed…so does he.

    • @Maya-rt3ur
      @Maya-rt3ur Рік тому +7

      She shouldn’t be allowed in there

  • @deborahsparks6912
    @deborahsparks6912 Рік тому +28

    Why why did this boy not tell his teacher or someone at school? Run away go to a police station? These 2 people on trial have literally broken the spirit of this child. Why are they allowed with cell phones iPads etc in the courtroom. Absolutely DESPICABLE there is no remorse with these 2 people

    • @Woodman-Spare-that-tree
      @Woodman-Spare-that-tree Рік тому +8

      Fear

    • @Sonogirl
      @Sonogirl Рік тому +13

      My guess is Stockholm Syndrome. Especially after hearing his testimony

    • @glancpa
      @glancpa Рік тому +7

      He did as soon as he felt he could. He ran away then went to school.

    • @rowmo
      @rowmo Рік тому +7

      ​@@Sonogirlyes... omg when he said his parents simply made a mistake and it shouldnt be held against them... this after describing what he went through as dehumanizing, almost like a genocide. He now says he is apathetic to the situation... poor boy. He deserves so much help and love and care

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Рік тому +3

      He didn’t feel as if he deserved anything better. If you tell a child they deserve something for years…they’ll feel like they do.
      We heard them threat that if they heard anything bad from school he’d be home school in the box.

  • @Goldfishmemory77
    @Goldfishmemory77 Рік тому +40

    This poor child. Hacked the firewall of the school and factory reset the computers, 👏🏻 call the GD CIA or Anonymous and let his genius mindset go to work. And get him surrounded by physicians and friends that actually care about him and his well being.

    • @Sallylilly1812
      @Sallylilly1812 Рік тому +11

      Yeah and it sounds like he just reset it to play games, which is something I’d put in the realm of a typical child misbehaving if they knew how to do it. Now through the lens of it being the only thing he’s locked in a room with for 10+ hours a day? Who wouldn’t do that?

    • @spacesigns4561
      @spacesigns4561 Рік тому

      A great plan!

    • @kell_checks_in
      @kell_checks_in Рік тому +3

      IKR? I'm getting Frank Abagnale vibes. (He may have swiped the Texas Instruments calculator because it had advanced math functions.)

  • @aidahalluska3432
    @aidahalluska3432 Рік тому +41

    Everybody has their electronics open. Amazing. No respect in this court.

    • @jerseygirl6155
      @jerseygirl6155 Рік тому +15

      yes! I posted a comment about this. It appears the woman behind the mother took a photo of someone at the states table or area-was it the son? She should be held in contempt!

    • @cheriamour2429
      @cheriamour2429 Рік тому +7

      @@jerseygirl6155 I know! And to me, she keeps looking down, so I know she's using her phone. Dissect for court, throw her out!

    • @Lyddiebits
      @Lyddiebits Рік тому

      Maybe different areas have different guidelines?
      Idk. They aren't hiding their electronics, this judge doesn't seem like one to allow something like this, if it isn't allowed, but idk.

  • @adriannes294
    @adriannes294 Рік тому +22

    This defence attorney is a mess.
    & No matter what the child was doing/how he was acting nothing makes locking a child in a box an appropriate thing to do

  • @Evanjjk
    @Evanjjk Рік тому +25

    The defense team is putting and painting the victim as big criminal who deserve to be in jail. It’s really disgusting those defendants and their attorneys have no shame !

    • @jenjo227
      @jenjo227 Рік тому +1

      I agree how do you look that child in the eyes and tell him his actions made it justifiable for his parents to lock him up like a death row inmate shame on those defense lawyers and those horrible parents thank god he was found before things got worse!!

  • @stuff9233
    @stuff9233 Рік тому +53

    What I don't understand, what was the parents' next step after locking him in a box, chain him up. What were they going to do once he turned 18, release this dangerous monster (per parents) to the world ? Something's not adding up with his parents' story.

    • @cynic256
      @cynic256 Рік тому +14

      kick him out. many people are sent into this world after being subjected to terrible parents.

    • @wotiluv
      @wotiluv Рік тому +11

      I’d like to know how the parents treated this child when he was an infant Children don’t just turn hostile for no reason.

    • @allabouttheshade
      @allabouttheshade Рік тому +8

      I think he may have been chained up, I remember in one of the first videos he asked if he wanted the Ankle bracelets. But definitely curious what would happen when he got to legal age.

    • @angiedawn4579
      @angiedawn4579 Рік тому +2

      @@cynic256but they wouldn’t do that. They enjoyed watching him suffer…

    • @Sonogirl
      @Sonogirl Рік тому +4

      @@allabouttheshadeHe wasn’t chained up. I believe dad referred to getting him an ankle monitor since he kept wandering the streets at night

  • @Monica-le9oi
    @Monica-le9oi Рік тому +54

    The defense gives this guy the opportunity to say “his cell” a dozen times.
    Witness : he was in his cell 15+ hrs
    Defense: Would it change your opinion if he was in overnight 10hrs or so and 3hrs during the day?
    Me: so approximately just 2hrs less? So you’re admitting he was in the cell 13hrs? Yikes, that is not better 😡

    • @kassandraahuero7962
      @kassandraahuero7962 Рік тому +22

      I was isolated by my step mom I wasn't locked up but she controlled my food and her kids got whatever food they wanted they would go out to eat and go to movies while I stayed home and cleaned I would cry as soon as they left these defense attorneys are victim blaming this poor boy he may have had ADHD or autism their is no excuse to put him in prison for these type of behavior!

    • @chelsearoberts9035
      @chelsearoberts9035 Рік тому +6

      Right? Like I think it’s safe to assume that no, his opinion is not changing, but that’s fine let the jury hear it again 😂

    • @lolalovesme2987
      @lolalovesme2987 Рік тому +6

      @@kassandraahuero7962 I'm sorry you were treated that way. I hope life is better for you now and that your stepmonster is out of your life.

    • @ViaMirage
      @ViaMirage Рік тому +1

      Obviously the actions by the parents are completely unacceptable, which any reasonable person would not dispute.
      But I do think it’s very ironic that the state is arguing how awful and psychologically damaging it is to be confined to a room or be put in solitary confinement while also doing exactly that to persons that are just a couple years older or of the same age that the son is in this case if such a person was to break the law. Because once a person is found guilty of committing a crime, and is over the age of 16 (legal age of criminal responsibility in the state of Florida), the state feels it is justified to be putting people in the same kind of confinement the prosecutor argues is a criminal and causes all kinds of terrible, damaging psychological effects to a person. Therefore, they are admitting the prison system is cruel and only causes further harm to the person that is confined rather than helping such a person rehabilitate and change their behavior.
      1:40:08 (prosecutor argument)
      Because it is not unreasonable to think - just based on his pattern of behavior - that the son in this case could commit a crime in the future and be punished in the same way his adoptive parents were punishing him. I do hope however that he gets any support he feels he needs, and that that does not happen.

  • @aidahalluska3432
    @aidahalluska3432 Рік тому +41

    The defense is pathetic.

  • @daniellereid6539
    @daniellereid6539 Рік тому +72

    Prisoners who stay more than a few days in solitary literally slowly go crazy.
    The mother shouldn't be looking at her lawyer's phone. She looks like she's watching something that's normal. I'd be hanging my head in shame. The husband seems to only care about people seeing what he did.

    • @daniellereid6539
      @daniellereid6539 Рік тому +17

      The judge is upset, he's not going to go easy on him.

    • @trusttheprocess5618
      @trusttheprocess5618 Рік тому +6

      I noticed as well. Husband is just looking over at the people seated and the judge trying seeing how they react to certain things that happen

    • @ElizabethGrindon
      @ElizabethGrindon Рік тому +2

      I was thinking the same thing. I would be hanging my head in shame.

  • @mm877
    @mm877 Рік тому +4

    These “parents” act like playing a game is a bad thing.
    He’s a kid, right????
    They didn’t want him to have any joy in his life.
    They treat him like an inmate in every interaction. Always interrogating him.
    I feel sooooo bad for this child. His captors are cruel and sick.

  • @danicas3599
    @danicas3599 Рік тому +35

    it's sad that the son is apathetic but it is no surprise. Love wasn't unconditionally given, he deserves love. Hopefully love and therapy will turn his life around.

    • @hopeg8031
      @hopeg8031 Рік тому +5

      I imagine the child is apathetic about most things. He had to shut off his emotions just to make it through each day or they would have caused him to go insane. I think that’s also why he has a hard time remembering things.

  • @redds7777
    @redds7777 Рік тому +84

    I really like this Dr.. that is testifying. He explains things very well.

    • @Char_43
      @Char_43 Рік тому +12

      He's the Hero of this trial.

    • @cynic256
      @cynic256 Рік тому +13

      hes definitely burying the defendant.

    • @daniellereid6539
      @daniellereid6539 Рік тому +11

      The defense attorney needs to sit down.

    • @DiMostra77
      @DiMostra77 Рік тому +14

      This Dr ate the defense attorney up! He has him shook

    • @carlosdeno
      @carlosdeno Рік тому +10

      The man is a Professor and that title doesn’t come easy, he just buried the defense.

  • @rosebriggs8233
    @rosebriggs8233 Рік тому +53

    This is unacceptable !justice for this boy please❤️

  • @politicowatch3094
    @politicowatch3094 Рік тому +16

    The defence is arguing that the kid had ODD OR ADHD back in 2015, but that doesn't explain away why he was kept in a room in the dark for 16 hours a day, with nothing.

  • @AliceNsWonderland
    @AliceNsWonderland Рік тому +33

    3:08:36 So, let me her this straight... the defense attorney is trying to claim that the treatments this boy was given didn't work which is why the parents took more extreme measures HOWEVER, THE TREATMENT PROVIDERS DIDN'T KNOW THIS HUGE MISSING PIECE… *THAT THE BOY WAS LIVING IN A BOX when he was at home?!?* MAYBE if they'd known THAT, they'd have tried treatments that addressed the fact that *THE BOY WAS LIVING IN A BOX* 📦

    • @lovenessrusike1884
      @lovenessrusike1884 Рік тому +3

      Very good point!!

    • @TheDon-j2j
      @TheDon-j2j Рік тому

      The looks on their faces when the therapist mentioned that was priceless!!

    • @sallycinnamon5370
      @sallycinnamon5370 Рік тому +6

      Seems like a lot of these diagnoses were based on the reports of the parents. They said all the right things to get an ODD diagnosis and then used it to justify worse and worse treatment.

    • @sarahs2288
      @sarahs2288 Рік тому

      They’re mandatory reporters, so the boy have immediately been removed from the home. I assume his parents threatened him to not tell anyone.

  • @cheriamour2429
    @cheriamour2429 Рік тому +25

    I really like this Judge. Too bad these idiots can't have respect for him and the court and shut their phones off.

  • @LubiG1985
    @LubiG1985 Рік тому +28

    His beady little eyes giving cold stares. How is he not sinking in his chair and appalled by seeing and hearing his cruel self on video? 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @djeanie4934
      @djeanie4934 Рік тому +2

      His wife as well. She looks like she’s taking notes as if she’s a journalist.

    • @pelosishammer50
      @pelosishammer50 Рік тому

      They look like rat face ferrets. Their name is very fitting.

  • @barbarafann8133
    @barbarafann8133 Рік тому +40

    All I have to say is If those parents truly don't see that they have done anything wrong, despicable or deplorable then they both need some severe mental help. They are sitting there in court researching and searching who knows what in an effort to keep them from being put in an 8' X 8' cell ... talk about Kharma!!!!!!

    • @terryellis7692
      @terryellis7692 Рік тому +4

      I bet the jail cell is bigger

    • @cynthiamartin2197
      @cynthiamartin2197 Рік тому

      @@terryellis7692 and they'll have roommates to keep them company ;)

    • @MajorCLJ
      @MajorCLJ Рік тому +5

      If they felt what they did was ok…why would they stage a bed in the room with the crib after they found the boy

  • @mammeljuice
    @mammeljuice Рік тому +32

    the cross of the psychiatrist is painful. One of the most ineffective lawyers IVE EVER WITNESSED

  • @annfinnegan2791
    @annfinnegan2791 Рік тому +21

    I felt sad when he said they made a mistake he was trying to excuse they're cruelty

  • @vertigo1997
    @vertigo1997 Рік тому +10

    They knew they were in the wrong as they kept this form of punishment a secret, moving the mattress and desk to the toddler room is an example of trying to hide evidence from police.

  • @TaliaBSJ
    @TaliaBSJ Рік тому +31

    I’ve watched/listened to almost 4 1/2 hours now… this defense atty needs to just give it up. He’s not getting anywhere, he’s likely annoying the jurors, and he’s digging their hole deeper.
    Sir, your client locked his kid in a box and treated him worse than an animal. He was wrong. Accept it and move on.

    • @FierceIntellect
      @FierceIntellect Рік тому +1

      Right! Even the judge basically told him
      Wrap it up…When he asked how much longer he would be!

  • @AliceNsWonderland
    @AliceNsWonderland Рік тому +17

    If (WHEN) the Judge sentences then, I REALLY hope he does a 'Dad Lecture' prior to administering the judgment!

  • @christinadimeo2523
    @christinadimeo2523 Рік тому +16

    Sheesh this defense attorney. And how is Timothy allowed to talk to his wife. Don't understand that.

    • @CórkaMokoszy
      @CórkaMokoszy Рік тому +1

      When the wife and the woman behind her were "playing" with laptops, it was the height of their rudeness. Disgusting behavior of "adults" who think they are masters of "punishing" a child in the way they think is appropriate.

  • @donnabuckey6117
    @donnabuckey6117 Рік тому +8

    I just cannot get my head around the fact that neither parent has shed a tear. Im sure if my worst parenting moments were recorded and shown back to me i would be an emotional mess, and i have never ever done anything like this to my children. But there have been times my children got a telling off for something that afterwards i wonder was it that extreme that it even deserved the telling off and it would play on my mind afterwards, so i just cannot fathom how they sit stoic like this kid, his feelings and the long term effects of this will or may have on him do not even matter to them. Im baffled.

  • @daniellereid6539
    @daniellereid6539 Рік тому +35

    The defense attorney came in late and he's not prepared. The psychiatrist is prepared. The defense attorney discusses adhd. Putting a kid with adhd in a box would drive them crazy. I think he had attachment issues. Putting a kid with attachment disorder in solitary confinement with prison guards would make it worse. On the stand he said he was apathetic.
    They put him in a box so they didn't have to deal with him.

    • @geoffpoole483
      @geoffpoole483 Рік тому +8

      That was a very poor cross-examination. I think the defence tactic of blaming the victim will backfire.

    • @nettiea9384
      @nettiea9384 Рік тому +2

      Poor guy scrambling to create a defense where there is none. Most times in cases of obvious guilt I feel bad for the defense atty. the struggle is real!!

    • @nettiea9384
      @nettiea9384 Рік тому +6

      @@geoffpoole483agree… blaming an 11-14year old for the cruelty his parents showed him. Disgrace!

    • @techninja4136
      @techninja4136 Рік тому +1

      You are so right! I have ADHD and can’t even be in a room without a window; much less just sit without something to do. When the defense attorney tried to him off almost burning down the house because he messed with an outlet I had to laugh. Of course he messed with the outlet!! I was 30 and complimented my dad’s new TV - instead of thanking me for the compliment he told me not to take it apart 😂. Us ADHD kids are an inquisitive bunch.

    • @ukguy
      @ukguy Рік тому

      The psychiatrist said psychopathology and he tried to pretend he said psychopathy lol... totally different things.

  • @carlosdeno
    @carlosdeno Рік тому +57

    I really hope Lego Head takes the stand and refers to his notes. The defense taking on a Professor was very embarrassing, not his finest moment in life. Allowing the Professor to say the word cell continuously was truly excellent.

    • @vayomi4536
      @vayomi4536 Рік тому +4

      Lol 😆

    • @theresetunks9389
      @theresetunks9389 Рік тому +4

      Lego head I lost it 😂😂😂

    • @Sjcampb02
      @Sjcampb02 Рік тому +3

      “Lego head” is so dead on.

    • @keishacarter1259
      @keishacarter1259 Рік тому +1

      I can't wait til Lego head gets in the yard and that LEGO HEAD GETS STOMPED

    • @Lyddiebits
      @Lyddiebits Рік тому +1

      Lego Head!!!! That is who he looks like, thank you!!!!

  • @Char_43
    @Char_43 Рік тому +21

    I hate that defendant. What a monster....unbelievable.

  • @mariadavis8745
    @mariadavis8745 Рік тому +20

    If any who just tunes into this trial without knowing what it’s about, listening to the defence, might assume that the child is the one on trial.

    • @mkm6458
      @mkm6458 Рік тому

      Exactly what I thought

  • @Guinnivere
    @Guinnivere Рік тому +20

    both are sadistic. there’s an older woman sitting in gallery behind him that i would bet is Tims mother. same mean demeanor. Poor little guy gets born in Vietnam and come here too the land of promise and opportunity to get put with these monsters. Why would you adopt a child only to treat them like you dont want them?

    • @maryvsun
      @maryvsun Рік тому

      I was saying the same, the old blonde lady with short hair is very mean looking. She is Tracey's mom, very small lips.

  • @julieyoutu
    @julieyoutu Рік тому +14

    Everyone is talking “no window, no light… how about NO OXYGEN?!?! Lack of quality of air for so many hours a day?!?! Wow.

    • @67jujub
      @67jujub Рік тому +4

      ​@@soupnfreshHe wasn't allowed to use it unless one of the adults turned it on.

    • @spacesigns4561
      @spacesigns4561 Рік тому

      @@soupnfreshwell. That makes it better.

    • @leek-te5dx
      @leek-te5dx Рік тому +5

      No he was not allowed to turn on the AC the Father said so and if he does he'll be in trouble. Ronan responded he was hot the Father through the Ring said no.

  • @charmeensubramony6487
    @charmeensubramony6487 Рік тому +21

    Someone needs to check the Male Defence attorney's qualifications. He is possibly the worst attorney I've ever seen!

  • @JodeanCarlson
    @JodeanCarlson Рік тому +8

    This doctor rocks!!!! Thank you for helping this boy!

  • @becyreed
    @becyreed Рік тому +19

    Does not matter what he did there is no reason to lock this boy in a box and not feed him properly or allow him to go to the toilet This father is a monster

    • @cynthiamartin2197
      @cynthiamartin2197 Рік тому +4

      so is the mother

    • @spacesigns4561
      @spacesigns4561 Рік тому

      Agreed.

    • @spacesigns4561
      @spacesigns4561 Рік тому

      @@cynthiamartin2197 Agreed.

    • @glancpa
      @glancpa Рік тому +1

      100% what did they do to the daughter to make her submissive and sit in her room reading for hours in end

  • @kjones7561
    @kjones7561 Рік тому +12

    I read an article that stated the son was only 8 years old when he was first placed in locked room. No wonder he got worse

  • @lauradueck2535
    @lauradueck2535 Рік тому +15

    This trial is not going very well for the defendant. He’s going to regret not taking the plea bargain. I’m glad he didn’t take it though, he deserves more than 2 years

  • @Sallylilly1812
    @Sallylilly1812 Рік тому +6

    If they were malicious and somehow thought this was a good decision, they’d be tears hearing what kind of trauma they actually caused.

  • @crimewithlaboricua
    @crimewithlaboricua Рік тому +14

    Most defense attorneys would’ve literally asked 2 questions and called it a day. Instead he kept him on the stand even longer so if
    The jury didn’t hear how he felt about the cell, they do now!

  • @tahneenicolaou289
    @tahneenicolaou289 Рік тому +3

    The way the parents don’t even show any remorse is infuriating to watch!

  • @traveltm
    @traveltm Рік тому +12

    Is that her lawyer next to her taking notes for her trial? Seems unfair that this is allowed.

    • @kell_checks_in
      @kell_checks_in Рік тому

      Since the mother won't be testifying, it doesn't matter. This is all public record already.

  • @deerust6528
    @deerust6528 Рік тому +7

    That poor kid… just listening to those ring cameras, my heart raced every time I heard that door unlocked… can’t imagine how he felt

  • @chelsearoberts9035
    @chelsearoberts9035 Рік тому +41

    Defense attorneys are almost unwatchable. They’re giving me a headache lol

    • @sylvializ
      @sylvializ Рік тому +3

      I said the same thing 😂 poor husband or friends she looks like there's no argument she wouldn't win ugh, despicable

  • @Katelyn1959
    @Katelyn1959 Рік тому +2

    I have so much contempt for these so-called parents and their lawyers, I wonder how defence council would feel if it were their kid.

  • @Dandeb19
    @Dandeb19 Рік тому +4

    Every time one of them furrows their eyebrows at video and looks down writing or investigating on laptop like it's a shock, I feel my carotid artery ready to blow. I was wondering what was taking them so long to admonish about all of them using electronics and that one taking pictures

  • @pamwilkinson4302
    @pamwilkinson4302 Рік тому +17

    I do think this child had behaviors that were difficult to deal with but the parents handled this all wrong. Had they been fearful of the safety of the other children, they could have tried to have an immediate assessment and possibly admit him to inpatient psychiatric treatment. It’s like he no longer fit the mold of a perfect child so they tried to hide him away. Such a tragic case. I hope he is able to be a successful adult.

    • @mariecleary
      @mariecleary Рік тому +4

      There's no such thing as a problem child, only problem parents.

    • @knittingwith_me
      @knittingwith_me Рік тому +2

      I have a belief that when you might think a child deserves love the least, that's when they need it the most. And violence leads to more violence

    • @ukguy
      @ukguy Рік тому +2

      His bad behaviour sounds like he was acting out to try to get attention... when a child doesn't feel loved they will often do anything, even bad things just to get some attention.

  • @rosebriggs8233
    @rosebriggs8233 Рік тому +23

    When did getting a snack become stealing ?my kids have been stealing from me ha all this time 😮

    • @bijanka
      @bijanka Рік тому +2

      Mine apparently steals from me every. single. day. after school.

    • @cindydewey9514
      @cindydewey9514 Рік тому +2

      Hahaha…. I think I am gonna go steal a snack from my refrigerator right now! These aren’t parents, they are prison guards!

    • @lisahere859
      @lisahere859 Рік тому

      Yeah stealing food. Wonder why? 😂

    • @67jujub
      @67jujub Рік тому +4

      Well crap my kids are grown adults & every time they come into my house they steal food out of the refrigerator. They have also stole laundry soap, toilet paper & paper towels. I guess my kids have been stealing most of their lives. It is a wonder they are all functioning adults that haven't been to jail.

    • @spacesigns4561
      @spacesigns4561 Рік тому +3

      @@67jujubFacts. My grown children do the same. And 1 is a cardiologist, 1 an Aeronautical engineer, and 1 currently in med school. And the engineer was a tough kid. ADHD and possible ODD. I got calls daily from his school. The dean, principal and I got to be very close. He was suspended the end of his senior year and couldn’t walk across the stage. He honestly was a terror. But I loved him. He was a mid 90s student. He still got his HS diploma and went on to college. He may have given me a lot of gray hairs, but he was never locked up in a box of a “room”. And he is a wonderful young man now with an amazing job.

  • @cats.addict6457
    @cats.addict6457 Рік тому +27

    I hate when an attorney try to discredit a witness who has years of studies and years of practices, wrote a lot of books and articles, and when the way he talked and explained was clear and so logical... I am seeing Psy and I personally thinks this one was excellent. As for the vicious question about being paid, why would those people take on their very busy schedule, sometimes even having to travel to the location Court is located, do it for free. If it was free, they would not do it because they are losing on their working times and incomes. It's not like the state can't afford it

    • @may_rah763
      @may_rah763 Рік тому +2

      Yes, all that time wasted on naming everything he did at the beginning. It was more in-depth than the States. Move on with the cross-exam.

    • @ElizabethGrindon
      @ElizabethGrindon Рік тому +1

      The defense did a good job of making the psychiatrist look very good by going over all his accomplishments!

    • @cats.addict6457
      @cats.addict6457 Рік тому +1

      @@ElizabethGrindon the defense try whatever, nobody will forgive and minimise the torture this boy has endured and will traumatized with for his entire life... to me the defense does its job but should not even bother

    • @be4202
      @be4202 Рік тому +2

      This attorney is certainly making a boatload of $$$$$$ himself, he doesn’t work for no pay!

    • @cats.addict6457
      @cats.addict6457 Рік тому +1

      @@be4202 that's for sure

  • @katheryn8272
    @katheryn8272 Рік тому +14

    I want to know more about the ankle monitor that his dad threatened him about wearing again. WTH. I hope this couple gets at least the same amount of jail time as they kept their son in.

    • @MelsDiner025
      @MelsDiner025 Рік тому +1

      How would they get an ankle monitor? Do they sell them on Amazon?

    • @hopeg8031
      @hopeg8031 Рік тому +1

      Me too! I haven’t heard anything else about that!

  • @ILOVECAMPINGSABRE5thwheel
    @ILOVECAMPINGSABRE5thwheel Рік тому +14

    He should be put away to live in solitary confinement for the rest of his life with only a mattress, a desk and a couple textbooks. 😡 Sadly, no matter what his sentence is, his “son” will forever be damaged from this.💔

    • @cheriamour2429
      @cheriamour2429 Рік тому +2

      I agree wholeheartedly.

    • @PatricioINTP
      @PatricioINTP Рік тому

      If I have to choose between that and the death penalty, I choose the latter.

  • @teresav968
    @teresav968 Рік тому +12

    Why is the wife allowed to use laptop? Why is she even there? She looks as evil as her husband.

    • @MaxZomboni
      @MaxZomboni Рік тому +1

      The Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial guarantees the right of defendants to have family members and friends support them in court. Most courts encourage it and give them priority to be in the courtroom. As far as her having a laptop, everybody in the courtroom was using electronic devices. So I guess they don't have any rules against it.

  • @DeeDee-vl1kt
    @DeeDee-vl1kt Рік тому +20

    This is like the egg or the chicken theory ...
    Which came first?
    A. Because he was being unjustly mistreated and harshly punished, the child "acted out" his frustrations.
    B. He was harshly punished and mistreated because his behavior was out of control.
    As a retired teacher, I think "A".

    • @lisahere859
      @lisahere859 Рік тому +1

      The behaviour wasn't even dramatic. C'mon now.

    • @spacesigns4561
      @spacesigns4561 Рік тому +4

      As not a teacher, but with 25 years working in foster care, with many children with RAD, I also take A.
      RAD children need to WITH people to understand it’s ok to attach. Not be isolated. Any professional who knows anything about RAD knows that.

    • @mkm6458
      @mkm6458 Рік тому

      That's my question exactly

  • @_lizard_laura_
    @_lizard_laura_ Рік тому +3

    I love this judge. So respectful to everyone. Nice to see.

  • @Seren1624
    @Seren1624 Рік тому +17

    If these parents are found guilty and serve prison time, they will feel what it is like to be in a box and receive limited privileges.

    • @FrancescaLD
      @FrancescaLD Рік тому +6

      They’d still get regular meals and access to a toilet.

    • @ananabi9910
      @ananabi9910 Рік тому +3

      Their punishment should be the punishment they gave their son everyday of his life.

    • @astaraoneill9166
      @astaraoneill9166 Рік тому +5

      And running water. And daylight. And time outside. And socializing. And reading material. Possibly a tablet. Phone privileges And a chair. And a bed off the floor.

  • @heatherhillman9605
    @heatherhillman9605 Рік тому +12

    Im amazed how incredibly sick these people are…if that were my sister or brother, they would’ve been in jail the second I found out. Family or not….you cant support this evil.

  • @vida2515
    @vida2515 Рік тому +18

    He’s Screwed he’ll probably get 7 to 10 years and Appeal…the Judge doesn’t look impressed At All!!

    • @cindydewey9514
      @cindydewey9514 Рік тому +5

      Lol… watching the Judge’s face. You are right, not impressed at all!

  • @nettiea9384
    @nettiea9384 Рік тому +16

    Did these ppl adopt this kid to vent their sadistic tendencies? The mom has to go down too. If a man is so defective that he does not know how to b a proper parent it falls on mom to lay down the law if in fact she cared. She was complicit. There was conscientiousness of guilt here… they lied about cell. Called it an office to cops. Shows malicious intent! Were they trying to break this kid down?! Were they trying to exacerbate his Emotional state? Guilty AF

  • @nettiea9384
    @nettiea9384 Рік тому +7

    He was treated like an unloved pet

  • @whatevaaaaaa
    @whatevaaaaaa Рік тому +12

    If the child wasn't locked in a room and limited in food intake and variation, it wouldn't have stolen food from other kids at school. It's a Problem that a behavior caused by the incompetent cruel parents gets missdiagnosed by someone eho doesn't know the home situation.

  • @roxanaalnatour5916
    @roxanaalnatour5916 Рік тому +4

    I seriously love this judge, so flippen loveable, approachable and he doesn't throw his weight around. I'd love deliberating in his court any day