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  • @tomsparks6099
    @tomsparks6099 Рік тому +177

    You know something is wrong with the court system when a killer admits and it's recorded, but his conviction is overturned by a ballistics error.

    • @aleisaetheridge8682
      @aleisaetheridge8682 Рік тому +16

      Absolutely ,it always amazes me how many killers either get a slap on the wrist for murder r get out early for good behavior ,I think if U murder someone ,unless it was some kind of freak accident ,U should give up the rest of your life ,I don't believe in rehabilitation for killers r rapest .

    • @joekulik999
      @joekulik999 Рік тому +6

      Please tell me what rehabilitation you're talking about because over 28 years as a True Crime fan I haven't seen much effort at rehabilitation at all in America's prisons. They are basically just human warehouses. But besides rehabilitation how about doing to prevent crime before it even happens ??? SO much money is spent After a crime has been committed on police investigations, trials, and incarceration but nothing is seriously spent researching why people really commit crimes and how to stop it. This leads to irrational conclusions òne of which is that a person who commits a murder in an otherwise crime free life is simply irredeemable and should be put away for life.

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому

      No kidding, our justice system is so screwed up i don't trust it at all!

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому +2

      @KwameKimoko Not always

    • @priscillafuentes8663
      @priscillafuentes8663 9 місяців тому +3

      Having $$, and a good attorney helps too. They always look for a loophole.

  • @FaithandNova
    @FaithandNova Рік тому +187

    This is exactly why ppl don't give up information. Now her life is forever in hiding while he lives free. The system is disgusting

    • @gtt8428
      @gtt8428 Рік тому +3

      They are criminals themselves

    • @creating1_c1999
      @creating1_c1999 Рік тому +10

      It is. But she knew on day one, and instead of removing herself from this guy, elected to pursue a relationship with him. She likely only came forward when the relationship terminated.

    • @muddydog6605
      @muddydog6605 Місяць тому +1

      He's paralysed now. Update above.

  • @GenerationJonesi
    @GenerationJonesi Рік тому +690

    "Things like that don't happen here." Dude, you live in a country where "things like that" happen all the time.

    • @labrescianamattei9812
      @labrescianamattei9812 Рік тому +29

      "Things like that" happen all the time in Lexington too. I know, because I live in Lexington. It's a city where someone is a victim of a homicide every ten to twelve days. There are approximately 30 murders here in Lexington annually.

    • @kathrynshields8221
      @kathrynshields8221 Рік тому

      30 MURDERS A YEAR!!THINK ABOUT IT.

    • @RaiJK3
      @RaiJK3 Рік тому +14

      @@labrescianamattei9812I forgot how low crime can get in other places. Over here in STL the crime is ridiculous!

    • @basslinepromotions
      @basslinepromotions Рік тому +4

      🤣

    • @borkboxtv8167
      @borkboxtv8167 Рік тому +51

      Ugh I hate when people say that like they aren't living in a real world crime can literally happen anywhere

  • @JMarieTX
    @JMarieTX Рік тому +343

    This horror of a human was in a car accident somewhere around 2012 and is now paralyzed. Better yet, he was denied assistance by an organization that provides customized wheelchairs to deserving parties once they were informed of his past. So, while I hate the fact that he served so little time in prison, it does appear that he is paying for his crime through the magic of karma.

    • @Spring_Flowerrrrs
      @Spring_Flowerrrrs Рік тому +10

      Wow.

    • @wendiyee6442
      @wendiyee6442 Рік тому +1

      ~ Did the Judge have their head up their @ss? Karma at its best! I mean, that short prison term, at least the criminal got some justice served on his worthless self.

    • @katiacb
      @katiacb Рік тому +41

      That's God. No one escapes His justice!

    • @TheEnd-eg6wq
      @TheEnd-eg6wq Рік тому +30

      @@katiacb So when a 2 year old dies from cancer is that god also serving justice?

    • @tresfielder3148
      @tresfielder3148 Рік тому +1

      That's good news re that POS.

  • @nolasaintsfan
    @nolasaintsfan Рік тому +71

    Why does it take so much evidence to convict a guilty person? And yet such little evidence to convict the innocent?

    • @Trev_bronco
      @Trev_bronco 9 місяців тому +3

      👏👏

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому +3

      Very good question!

    • @gloriap3659
      @gloriap3659 9 місяців тому +4

      It's horrible innocent people end up in prison because of naive people. Many years are lost. 😡 😔

    • @karenpowell6063
      @karenpowell6063 Місяць тому

      To protect the innocent, you would be surprised to learn how many innocent people get convicted by juries every year. If we all don't have rights none of us do . I'm not a coddler of criminals but if the police don't do their jobs by collecting enough evidence to convict a person then that's on the police

    • @celebrity292
      @celebrity292 21 день тому

      Wtf?

  • @musicash15guys
    @musicash15guys Рік тому +76

    4:30 “It hurts. I want to know why. I miss him already.” 🥺 He said so much in so little words…basically summed up grief.

  • @grapeshot
    @grapeshot Рік тому +98

    People say it never happens here but then if you look into the history of the area you find out that's a big lie.

    • @ChurchOfCiiku
      @ChurchOfCiiku Рік тому +8

      My thoughts exactly!!

    • @susansimons5577
      @susansimons5577 Рік тому +9

      GRAPE SHOT 🇨🇦 Absolutely agree. It never fails in any crime show comes the comment
      " it never happens here ". That's an absurd statement, it's the States!!! of course it happens there, it's the USA

    • @tessaducek5601
      @tessaducek5601 Рік тому +11

      I honestly think these people are handed a script.
      Lights up a room
      Helps everyone
      Give the shirt off their back
      Loves to laugh
      Loves life
      Best friend for life
      Best father/mother
      Always wants to make others smile.
      I have yet to meet one person with all these wonderful qualities.

    • @yup_pea
      @yup_pea Рік тому +1

      Yeah, I agree! I don't know why he would lie about it

    • @rocknroller77
      @rocknroller77 Рік тому

      Idiots, this was 1994. You rarely heard of it. Momos.

  • @justjonni9330
    @justjonni9330 Рік тому +42

    Isn't it just mind boggling how the justice system works in the favor of a killer!!! ( 5 damn yrs! ) What an insult on his family!!!
    Smh😔

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому +1

      And then even though they have his confession on tape his case is thrown out due to a technicality, our justice system is soo screwed up! But someone said he was in an accident and is paralyzed so karma came back to bite him in the butt!

    • @gloriap3659
      @gloriap3659 9 місяців тому

      Way too many cases. Smh

  • @1978JonBullock
    @1978JonBullock Рік тому +55

    Shane literally played the system and won. Trent's family lost all-round.

    • @stevengallant6363
      @stevengallant6363 Рік тому +16

      Eventually Karma caught up with Shane. He was in car accident in 2012 that left him paralyzed.

    • @johndavis9432
      @johndavis9432 Місяць тому +1

      @@stevengallant6363 Justice!

  • @MacBobby1408
    @MacBobby1408 Рік тому +64

    Talking about Lexington like crime is unheard of. They say this shit on EVERY SINGLE crime show about murder. Every town is “the beautiful type of place where you don’t lock your doors.” Every women is “a beautiful blonde bombshell.” Every victim “was such a sweet, caring, loving person with a smile that would light up a room.”

    • @greatlakes4753
      @greatlakes4753 Рік тому +2

      This is true with the exception of Chicago. I was there 6 years ago for a hedging conference and there were a little over 100 shootings on a four day fourth of July weekend. I think around 15 of them ended up being fatal. Everyone was just ho hum about it as it was totally expected.

    • @Mischa21xo
      @Mischa21xo 11 місяців тому +4

      Dude, there are 77 neighborhoods in Chicago, it is a huge City and it depends on where you are. The west side and the entire South Side is an absolute sh*t show, so yes, shootings are constantlyyy happening over there and they are absolutely expected in those gang ridden areas! As for most of downtown, the north side and the northwest side, any shootings at all are incredibly rare and we are not worried at all about being shot or robbed. I am almost 32 years old, a woman, lived here almost my entire life and I have never had one bad thing happen to me in regards to safety or my state of well-being. So yeah, when you live on the northwest side of Chicago (incredibly far away from the south side) you couldn't care less about the BS that happens over there on the south side, because it happens all year round and it stays there. Of course none of us are going to freak out when we actually live in good areas, because there's nothing to freak out about- it's a great City and Incredibly safe when you live in the right area. So miss me with the bullshit

    • @donteverwonder2024
      @donteverwonder2024 11 місяців тому

      @@Mischa21xothe north side is a shithole as well. Even downtown is completely unsafe at this point. Tell the truth. The north side has so many gangs it’s unreal. And don’t get me started on the drug dealing, prostitution, shootings and raped in Uptown, Rogers Park, Albany Park. Ravenswood Manor, Bucktoen, Wicker Park.

    • @kenjaallen9708
      @kenjaallen9708 11 місяців тому +1

      Say it again

    • @CJLOVE23
      @CJLOVE23 9 місяців тому

      @@Mischa21xoExactly

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars Рік тому +47

    Tragedy and murder can happen anywhere, never get too comfortable folks no matter where you live!

    • @EMC1986Hobi
      @EMC1986Hobi Рік тому +1

      Exactly. Smh. They like to look over and ignore things happening in their own backyard. I live in Ohio and KY is full of crime same as us.

  • @prettybrowneyez3338
    @prettybrowneyez3338 Рік тому +94

    Laws need to be changed. If someone has to pay money for the loss of a family member and decides to move to a state where no one can garnish those wages, that in itself, should be illegal too. People need to be held accountable for their crimes period. These people shouldn't be allowed to move to another state where garnishing wages is illegal. Since that ruling was given in Kentucky, where they obviously lived prior to moving to Pennsylvania, then that ruling should be upheld no matter what. And Pennsylvania should not intervene with Kentucky's ruling. Unless he appeals in Kentucky and wins then that's a different matter.

    • @tessaducek5601
      @tessaducek5601 Рік тому +12

      I feel this way about murderers leaving the country. Another country should not be permitted to dictate our justice just because they don't agree with it. But yet extradition is given stipulations. So bottom line. The victims are non exsistant.. Its all about the perpetrators/defendants and loop holes .

    • @shayshayw8365
      @shayshayw8365 Рік тому +4

      💯💯👏🏽

    • @lionelluva
      @lionelluva Рік тому +3

      agree

    • @jivonniasmith9770
      @jivonniasmith9770 Рік тому +2

      Shane is not living the high life he was paralyzed in a car accident

    • @prettybrowneyez3338
      @prettybrowneyez3338 Рік тому +2

      @@jivonniasmith9770 He is compared to the victim....
      PS: I never said he is, btw.

  • @faithnelson3642
    @faithnelson3642 Рік тому +59

    He, like each of us, will one day stand before the ultimate judge. There is no escaping ultimate judgment, apart from forgiveness found through Jesus Christ.

    • @Riles3152
      @Riles3152 Рік тому

      Amen!

    • @carmeneckmann8841
      @carmeneckmann8841 Рік тому

      Amen Faith!

    • @uwcb1
      @uwcb1 5 місяців тому +2

      Riiiiiiight.😂😅

    • @TattedIrishxxx
      @TattedIrishxxx 4 місяці тому

      If you believe in a Sky Fairy, enjoy your fairytales. Keep it to yourself, no one cares about your religion.

  • @tiffanysantana7333
    @tiffanysantana7333 Рік тому +25

    We had a young college student, 18-19 years old, shot and killed over by the Valdosta State University in South Georgia.. to this day it’s still unsolved. His name was Zack Butler. I went to school with his mom. Several students were supposedly present…. But no one is being held accountable.

    • @maxwellwhite9465
      @maxwellwhite9465 8 місяців тому

      i work and live in valdosta and am still very young but never went to college…something just happened not too long ago that is kind of the same story in remerton

    • @NoeletteMason-rn3wy
      @NoeletteMason-rn3wy 25 днів тому

      How old are people in the States when they finish school?
      Man at that age in Aoteroa New Zealand, you've lived a lifetime by the age of 18-19.😂 You ain't no YOUNG student at that age😂

    • @ashleyostrout4592
      @ashleyostrout4592 5 днів тому +1

      ​@@NoeletteMason-rn3wy high school is usually around 17-18. College depends on your degree could be 18-25.

    • @NoeletteMason-rn3wy
      @NoeletteMason-rn3wy 5 днів тому

      @@ashleyostrout4592 Thanks for that.

  • @sharonburton9663
    @sharonburton9663 9 місяців тому +8

    So she continued to date him after he told her....thats almost as sickening shes no better. She just dated and ignored the fact that hes a killer. Wow she has zero integrity

  • @MacBobby1408
    @MacBobby1408 Рік тому +50

    S/O to Aimee. That was really really gutsy of her, and must have been ridiculously nerve racking, and terrifying for a young women to do. She deserves all the recognition in the world for justice being served in this case. Without nobody would have a clue who did this. She’s the real MVP. What a terrible ending though, so unfortunate for Trent’s family.

    • @joekulik999
      @joekulik999 Рік тому

      If Aimee was really smart, she would've blackmailed Ragland's rich family for millions rather than snitching him out to the Cops.

    • @antonygikonyo7914
      @antonygikonyo7914 9 місяців тому

      She would have been tricked then taken out,... don't mess with big shots.....!!

  • @MariAnimates
    @MariAnimates 8 місяців тому +6

    "Things like that don't happen here" People NEED to retire this phrase because CLEARLY things like this *DO* happen here, there, everywhere!!!

  • @Hof79905
    @Hof79905 Рік тому +23

    Actually things like this happen “everywhere”.

  • @Sheila612Miller
    @Sheila612Miller Рік тому +36

    Shane ....you can get out of jail early and not do your time, you can run to Pennsylvania where they can't garnish your money to pay his family back, you can keep the fear in your ex Aimee where she has to live in the witness protection program but what you're doing here on earth is making it all the more worse for you for killing that young man . Thou shall not kill and one day you will have to answer to our maker then get thrown into the depths of burning hell. He knows your not sorry for what you did. Eternity is a whole lot longer then our short time on earth. The laughs are about to be on you.

  • @GoodJobBuddy
    @GoodJobBuddy 10 місяців тому +4

    Every person affected need to sue this murderer

  • @ricksmith7881
    @ricksmith7881 Рік тому +41

    Just proves again that the justice system is a joke

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому +1

      So true, i've watched so many true crime shows and its happened time and time again where jurries get it wrong or something else gets the killer off, and vice versa innocent people get sent to prison.

    • @ricksmith7881
      @ricksmith7881 9 місяців тому +1

      @@tamitribbiani7907 depends on how much money you have

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому

      @@ricksmith7881 That wouldn't really make a difference to the jurries though.

    • @Shonte-i8v
      @Shonte-i8v 9 місяців тому

      YALL WROTE THE LAWS AND THE CONSTITUTION 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @unappealingundesirable2826
    @unappealingundesirable2826 Рік тому +17

    I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Male. Japanese-American. An only child. One hot button thing, is being called "spoiled." After watching Trent's story in 2004, I NOW know why the word "spoiled" is so offensive to me: A REAL spoiled person: SHANE RAGLAND!! He was SO entitled, had NUMEROUS DUIs, and got into SO much legal trouble, yet his father bailed him out every time. I've seen some entitled White people (I met them at the University of Southern California, and in Seattle in the Laurelhurst neighborhood), but Shane takes the CAKE. Believe me, MY Mom and Dad would never "oh, he does nothing wrong' about me, if I did many of these things that Shane Ragland did. Talk about having it come back to bite him: Shane was SO jaded, never being held accountable, and his recklessness, I have no doubt played a part in him getting into that accident, that confined him to a wheelchair. And believe me, after my father passed away unexpectedly in 2003, I DON'T wish death or terrible things like paralysis on many people Shane Ragland is a notable exception for me. (along with Gerald Mason, Jason Massey, Ted Bundy).

    • @KennNotKen
      @KennNotKen 9 місяців тому +1

      God bless you. ❤

  • @scerplaya
    @scerplaya Рік тому +29

    How do these lawyers live with themselves? The guy clearly admitted he did it. He explained his motive. These attourneys are horrible humans.

    • @loriewilliams-tf3of
      @loriewilliams-tf3of Рік тому +8

      High-priced horrible humans. To them, money is more important than justice. He committed a senseless murder and his parents bought him a five year sentence. Then, when another court tried to at least hold them financially responsible, they found a way to keep from paying and victimize the family yet again. There are lots of despicable people in this world.

    • @KennNotKen
      @KennNotKen 9 місяців тому

      @@loriewilliams-tf3ofNot even money, their stat records as well.

    • @MsAdventure531
      @MsAdventure531 8 місяців тому

      DUHHHHH! Football!

  • @janyceparks8326
    @janyceparks8326 Рік тому +22

    This makes me physically sick.

  • @WorthlessNickores
    @WorthlessNickores 9 місяців тому +7

    Rest in peace, Trent. You were a gorgeous young man.

  • @tessaducek5601
    @tessaducek5601 Рік тому +10

    These crimes don't happen ANYWHERE yet here we are.. Again!

  • @ksantecombos7348
    @ksantecombos7348 Рік тому +20

    Gross misconduct of police and judges letting this killer walk free

  • @calicattus7986
    @calicattus7986 Рік тому +70

    The girl was so brave and the justice system pays her putting her life on the line back by giving him 5 years. this to a man who confessed to lashing out like an animal with violence and abuse. i learned my lesson from this episode: say nothing to help the police; they will never go to bat for you because they are narcisistic.

    • @hephaestus6365
      @hephaestus6365 Рік тому +2

      Let us know how this works out for ya!

    • @jrambo7495
      @jrambo7495 Рік тому +1

      Never talk to the police! They are trained to lie! And they will twist and turn everything you say to them to make an arrest! Back the Blue until it happens to you!
      Back the Brown till you're on the ground!

    • @sbss924
      @sbss924 Рік тому +7

      When watching crime show interrogations, I have noticed the detectives giving the witnesses names to the suspect. ..."Michelle told us how you told..."!! I'm not surprised people don't want to get involved .

    • @TheEnd-eg6wq
      @TheEnd-eg6wq Рік тому +3

      The police have zero to do with his sentence duh.

    • @stevengallant6363
      @stevengallant6363 Рік тому

      @@hephaestus6365 are you a professional bootlicker or are you actually a police officer?

  • @justbe1451
    @justbe1451 Рік тому +19

    Due to these deals, I would never depend on being kept safe for my testimony. Never!

  • @justice85151
    @justice85151 9 місяців тому +3

    I remember watching the “Forensic Files” episode on this case years ago.

  • @angeldaniel7360
    @angeldaniel7360 Рік тому +31

    Shane Ragland, who attended the University of Kentucky the same time as DiGiuro.
    And he told him the alleged motive for the shooting. It was astounding - Ragland blamed DiGiuro for being blackballed from a fraternity.

  • @champagnenumbs
    @champagnenumbs Рік тому +4

    It's always the "things like this don't happen around here" and the "everyone knows everyone in this town" that do the most

  • @mistybollinger3312
    @mistybollinger3312 9 місяців тому +3

    It just kills me how evrrytime i wstch one of the true crime shows no mayter what show it is they always say "stuff like this jusy dont happen here"!! But yet here we are!! If things like this dont happen in all these places we wouldnt be here watching it now!!

  • @Heidi51616
    @Heidi51616 Рік тому +9

    The rich get away with murder.

  • @LUVMYPITTIE
    @LUVMYPITTIE Рік тому +7

    I REGRET WATCHING THIS AFTER FINDING OUT THAT PIECE OF SH** ONLY SERVED 5 YEARS! SUCH BS!! 🤬

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому +1

      I don't think he ever served that since the case was thrown out. However someone on here said he was in an accident and is paralyzed so he got part of what's coming to him!

  • @gracesantamaria2898
    @gracesantamaria2898 Рік тому +35

    0 Justice for this young man and his family.

  • @jimhenderson387
    @jimhenderson387 Рік тому +9

    Really sad case. It happens too often that people get away with their crimes and that's what happened here. Sad.

  • @dhoward5757
    @dhoward5757 Рік тому +12

    The prosecutions firearm expert lied on the stand, leading to the killers release. Bet that never happens in Kentucky either...

  • @EditLivy
    @EditLivy Рік тому +16

    Infuriating! 5 years for cold blooded murder? That's a joke (only it isn't funny...).

  • @creating1_c1999
    @creating1_c1999 Рік тому +3

    This case was mishandled. Unfortunately it is the reason why many charges get dismissed, testimonies are tossed, and light sentences come to which the community is fortunate if the perp serves any time at all. It's unfortunate that the key witness didn't get any peace, but she chose to pursue a relationship with man who had admitted to killing someone, and likely gave him up after the relationship soured.

  • @unappealingundesirable2826
    @unappealingundesirable2826 Рік тому

    Dale Evans: RESPECT. He's one of my favorite people in the True Crime World. Dale Evans, the world needs as many people as possible, like you.

  • @Truth-lx8pm
    @Truth-lx8pm Рік тому +20

    Why do Americans make that ridiculous statement? Things like that don't happen here. Everything and anything can happen anywhere. Seems like Americans live in a delusional bubble, far fr9n thier reality

    • @tessaducek5601
      @tessaducek5601 Рік тому +2

      I hear it in supposedly idyllic villages in Canada and the UK as well.
      And often in Australia.
      Guess the producers hand that script out to everyone!

  • @kwestpearson4040
    @kwestpearson4040 Рік тому +6

    All of this because he got blacklisted from a frat like bro get over yourself

  • @GLITTERandSKULLZ
    @GLITTERandSKULLZ Рік тому +2

    Clearly the "this is Kentucky things like this don't happen here" guy has never been to Louisville, Paducah, Bowling Green or outside the rich areas of Lexington.

  • @mjkelly9801
    @mjkelly9801 Рік тому +5

    @Very Local Can you please add subtitles? As I miss alot of words due to hearing prob (hearing aids don't work) Cheers from Australia 😎🇦🇺

    • @SHARON.I
      @SHARON.I Рік тому

      Hello Australia 🇦🇺 👋

  • @tomi-ub4vl
    @tomi-ub4vl 9 місяців тому +1

    She was horrible for not testifying again against this monster.

  • @angelabroman18
    @angelabroman18 Рік тому +5

    Im so sick of hearing; "things like 'that' don't happen here."
    Yes, yes they do. Bad things happen all the time just like good things... where there are human beings things happen, period! Whats up with colleges, universities and fraternities anyway!?... They always seem to be a magnet for crime and stupidity, particularily in America!? 😢

  • @PamiShoodrani
    @PamiShoodrani 12 днів тому +1

    These 20-something minute uploads omit a lot of the redundancy in other crime features - which is a good thing. I still think the producers overdo the background music and sound effects like the rest though.

  • @BlueIvysAssistant
    @BlueIvysAssistant Рік тому +4

    If it's any consolation Shane Ragland had been assaulted while in prison with a lifting dumbbell. It fractured his skull. His vision is bad, he is deaf in one ear. He's also paralyzed from a car accident.

    • @ElizabethDewey-si6sh
      @ElizabethDewey-si6sh 11 місяців тому

      I’m don’t exactly understand your point are you saying that makes it ok that he shot someone in the head and traumatized a team, devastated a family, and forced a young woman into witness protection because he didn’t get his way about getting into a fraternity. That the fact that he’s had some hardships in his life make it ok that he basically got 5 years for premeditated murder. I’m frankly surprised that he hasn’t done it again based on the fact that he’s lived a life that’s been pretty consequence free. Seems like his biggest problem was driving to fast on a wet highway. I’m sorry but it doesn’t seem like he’s learned anything

    • @BlueIvysAssistant
      @BlueIvysAssistant 11 місяців тому +6

      @@ElizabethDewey-si6sh You need to learn reading comprehension. I said that even though he didn't get the punishment he deserved, he didn't exactly get off easy.

    • @ElizabethDewey-si6sh
      @ElizabethDewey-si6sh 11 місяців тому

      @@BlueIvysAssistant sorry I’m not very good at reading between the lines

    • @spoildrama7
      @spoildrama7 9 місяців тому

      Damn..they say Karma is worse than anything a human can do

  • @bubgum0079
    @bubgum0079 Рік тому +6

    Things like this happen EVERYWHERE.

  • @kathleenrounsville1519
    @kathleenrounsville1519 Рік тому +38

    Truly sad how Shane's parents walked out of court with him all cocky!! Would have been different if it was Shane 6 ft under!!!
    Praying Shane's life is hell!!!

    • @blakewatson4192
      @blakewatson4192 Рік тому +4

      Hé is now paralyzed

    • @davonnabyrd6502
      @davonnabyrd6502 Рік тому

      Parents just as disgusting as the son

    • @davonnabyrd6502
      @davonnabyrd6502 Рік тому +3

      @@blakewatson4192karma is a you know what. He got what he deserved. That’s the thing about karma u never know when it’s goin get you. Can be minutes hours day weeks months or in this case years.

    • @anitamedic2339
      @anitamedic2339 Рік тому

      ​@@blakewatson4192 how you know this? Not gonna lie happy! That's his karma for not serving a life sentence, but now he is!

  • @1Kaileegirl
    @1Kaileegirl 9 місяців тому +5

    Well Karma always finds its way
    Shane is wheelchair bound since 2012 and was arrested as a woman beater although she dropped the charges
    So much for his rich fathers opinion on "Shane being such a good boy"
    Karma at its finest

    • @tomi-ub4vl
      @tomi-ub4vl 9 місяців тому

      Thanks for the update.

  • @howardcraigiv518
    @howardcraigiv518 Рік тому +1

    wow….. justice wasn’t served on this case. No money could bring their son back

  • @andrewbochicchio2232
    @andrewbochicchio2232 Рік тому +4

    Unbelievable that this guy only had to serve five years in jail and had to pay zero restitution. So he moved to Pennsylvania where they can't carnisure wages.. Does he have a savings account? Does he have any property? This is so unfair and so ridiculous

    • @amandas.7143
      @amandas.7143 Рік тому

      there should be a way to garnish his wages thru a high court of something! i can’t believe he can just move to penn. & not have to pay. it’s not like another country or something🤦🏻‍♀️ hopefully being stuck in a wheelchair is now his own personal prison.. bcz that’s where he belongs

    • @gtt8428
      @gtt8428 Рік тому

      Remember the courts allowed and enabled this "the good guys"

  • @collydub1987
    @collydub1987 Рік тому +2

    There were 647 homicides in Kentucky in 2021.... So yeah im pretty sure things like that DO happen there

  • @connieflores7362
    @connieflores7362 Рік тому +3

    Sorry for your loss

  • @GorillaCookies
    @GorillaCookies 11 місяців тому

    As both a Combat Veteran of Modern Warfare and a Retired Employee of a US Defense Department Contractor. I have complete confidence in the US Military and its ability to crush all current adversary Military forces if we are forced to defend ourselves. The war on terror was no indication of our true Military capabilities. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were never fought with the intent to do anything other than support the Military Industrial Complex and its appetite for profit. Had there been any true intent to destroy Isis or the taliban it would have been accomplished in days with very minimal Combat casualties of US Forces. The weapons systems and equipment the US Military deployed in those wars were occupation oriented systems and equipment. We have significantly more capable conventional weapon systems in the inventory than those weapons systems that were deployed. The true conventional offensive capabilities of the US Military is unbelievable . But those weapons aren't going to be brought into a fight meant to be a prolonged Military action . The true offensive and defensive capabilities of the US Military is decades ahead of any other modern Military. There's a reason the Defense budget of the US is so high. And it's not because it's spent or wasted on $500 claw hammers or $1000 toilet seats. There's plenty of waste but it isn't nearly as much as it's claimed to be

  • @NakeeWhite
    @NakeeWhite Рік тому +2

    Ole fraternity life. It can be dangerous. Too much pressure with the whole "break you down to build you back up" concept.

  • @broeheemed32
    @broeheemed32 Рік тому +9

    So a college slore kept the murder confession a secret until they broke up, THEN "her conscience" had her running to the police. Was she charged with hindering prosecution for all the time the investigation was active? Of course not.

    • @gtt8428
      @gtt8428 Рік тому

      Women are psychopaths dude, not all, not all, most though

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому +2

      I wish too she had come forward at first, but she mght have actually been scared of him.

  • @AwesomeAngryBiker
    @AwesomeAngryBiker Рік тому +6

    "Things like that dont happe here" to say that about a shooting in america is like say "we're politicians, corruption doesn't happen here" . America is constantly experiencing shootings because of their "its my right to own a gun" attitude

    • @gtt8428
      @gtt8428 Рік тому

      Read your post back you admit politicians are corrupt but you also advocate for people being unarmed and thus defenceless to the corruption ...
      Maybe that's why they do this ? To convince you to "give up your guns"
      Like me I bet you wouldn't be tripping as much if he was sentenced properly ...

  • @lynnetrathen4587
    @lynnetrathen4587 Рік тому +2

    The coach seems more upset than the father 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @ingGS
    @ingGS Рік тому +1

    I remember this case very, very well. I had to skip the video after a couple of minutes since I remember the outcome. Impunity makes me sick and angry.

  • @juliewilver3636
    @juliewilver3636 11 місяців тому +2

    Not justice

  • @SHARON.I
    @SHARON.I Рік тому

    I like this series/channel

  • @alexblack1501
    @alexblack1501 Рік тому +6

    it never happens here....until it happens here

  • @oneail89
    @oneail89 Рік тому +6

    The justice system failed Trent and his family

    • @tamitribbiani7907
      @tamitribbiani7907 9 місяців тому

      Our justice system is completely screwed up!

  • @romans325kjb
    @romans325kjb 10 місяців тому +1

    If it happens here it's in America anywhere. (today).

  • @LINDACOSTA-fu7ku
    @LINDACOSTA-fu7ku Рік тому +2

    THAT LADY, SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE TO GO BACK TO COURT AND TESTIFIED AGAINST HIM THE MURDERER, HOW WOULD SHE FEEL IF IT WAS HER SON SHOT DEAD AND THE KILLER GETS TO WALK, VERY VERY SHAMEFUL INDEED
    LINDA. RIP. YOUNG MAN❤❤❤

  • @johnrandolph6121
    @johnrandolph6121 Рік тому +2

    I don't know why the point of the plea deal. Yes, he is a convicted felon but he is also a free man forever. They can never be charged now. Why not just wait and see if the ex girlfriend changed her mind. There is no statute of limitations on murder.

  • @lexbubbles
    @lexbubbles Рік тому +4

    Woman came forward for absolutely nothing.

    • @gtt8428
      @gtt8428 Рік тому

      That's a good point also, they wasted her time ...

  • @shayshayw8365
    @shayshayw8365 Рік тому +4

    Woww they really put that girl out there smh... see this is exactly y ppl keep hush hush smh. Crazy!

  • @keepitforreally4501
    @keepitforreally4501 9 місяців тому +1

    The setting of those times look at how decent people look and act compared to today

  • @jeremylamovsky3669
    @jeremylamovsky3669 Рік тому +2

    "things like that don't happen here...". Dude forgot about Louisville. That shit most definitely DOES happen there.

  • @beautyns12
    @beautyns12 6 місяців тому +1

    Note to self: anonymous lines are not really anonymous. 😮

  • @chrissy1027
    @chrissy1027 8 місяців тому

    ragland was paralyzed in a car accident and in a wheelchair since 2012. he has been back in court over the years after the murder of trent, for beating his girlfriend with a metal rod, punching her in the face repeatedly and tried to kill her, also beating her children who were 8-14 at the time- the girlfriend stayed/went back to him, claiming they have a special relationship? smh

  • @evanandersen64
    @evanandersen64 Рік тому +2

    21:33 Wow. If I was in that position I would declined that deal. You got a key witness that is vanished in the witness protection program and ballistic expert that perjured himself.

  • @amandas.7143
    @amandas.7143 Рік тому +3

    i searched for an update on google:
    “Ragland suffered a spinal cord injury in a 2012 car accident. Earlier this year(2014), Ragland's girlfriend claimed Ragland physically assaulted her and tried to run her over with his wheelchair. A judge later lifted an emergency protective order against him.”
    what a p.o.s!! clearly never learned his lesson🤦🏻‍♀️ he should still be in prison. i hope he is in some way shape or form

  • @lovelygivan1442
    @lovelygivan1442 Рік тому +3

    In other words, he got away with it!

  • @wadestevens5659
    @wadestevens5659 Рік тому +12

    Please note the father’s emotionless recollection of being informed of his son’s death. Nothing. He could be describing temporarily losing his car keys. Then note the coach’s reaction…who actually responds like a human being.

    • @SarahParker-bo9uz
      @SarahParker-bo9uz Рік тому +8

      Wow. Your comment is disgusting. People grieve in different ways. Not everyone wears their emotions on their sleeves. Some people compartmentalize their feelings, especially when speaking in public.

    • @cameronfrost3794
      @cameronfrost3794 Рік тому +6

      ⁠@@SarahParker-bo9uz yeah like what the fuck is the original commenter on about. No one’s reaction to a loved ones loss can be deemed valid or invalid. People knew him in different ways and had different relationship and above all cope differently. At the end of the day you don’t know his dad personally so don’t go casting judgements like that @wade stevens

  • @mikealangaloe1774
    @mikealangaloe1774 Рік тому +1

    So you have a weak case the second time. Why wouldn't you just give it a shot and see what a jury does? Worst case it's they find him innocent... Your letting him walk anyways you might as well try when you KNOW he's guilty

  • @Jelly_andJam
    @Jelly_andJam Рік тому +3

    Lexington is getting ruffer all the time

  • @lizperrella666
    @lizperrella666 10 місяців тому +1

    There is nothing about this case that is positive. What a horrible miscarriage of justice. I wonder what the POS us up tonow, and i wonder what his parents must think about their useless son. I give the victim's family so much credit, what a testament to the kind of person their son would have bocome.

  • @omarra6781
    @omarra6781 Місяць тому

    WHY were lawyers allowed to read Amy's diary?! SHE isn't on trial.

  • @kenneth1755
    @kenneth1755 Рік тому +2

    That .243 is a popular varmint gun. Good velocity and flat trajectory but doesn't have the punch of some other rifles. At closer range, say 75 or 100 yards punch doesn't matter as much as accuracy. That's just messed up to hold a grudge for something as stupid as a fraternity.

  • @joshgill5399
    @joshgill5399 9 місяців тому

    .243 rifle is very common here in Southern Ky and so is shootings! Not just in Ky but throughout the World!

  • @lynnetrathen4587
    @lynnetrathen4587 Рік тому +1

    So much for keeping her name out of everything 🤦🏻‍♀️

  • @Rosierx1
    @Rosierx1 Рік тому +2

    Smfh. Poor Aimee. The system is SO fucked. Then they wonder why majority of us don’t like to cooperate with the police.
    Granted, he didn’t do anything to Aimee, but she has to hide from him forever, to prevent him killing her the way he killed before.
    But, in one of these comments, someone said he is now paralyzed from a car accident in 2012, after his short tiny little jail sentence. Smh. Karma’s a bitch

  • @heidivanstaden753
    @heidivanstaden753 Рік тому +4

    Money talks ...it makes a person 😫 sick

  • @Kahsimiah
    @Kahsimiah Рік тому +4

    Hahaha, I can't with this justice system! :-D
    He killed another human being, admits to it and can just walk away, while others are in for life, because they were caught with weed three times!
    If it only wasn't so tragic!
    I am so damn happy not to live in the US anymore. Haven't set a foot in that country for almost 14 years.

    • @gtt8428
      @gtt8428 Рік тому

      Every western country is the same but I feel ya 💯

    • @Kahsimiah
      @Kahsimiah Рік тому

      @@gtt8428 okay, please make a list of western countries that have this specific flaw.
      I'd be surprised, if you'd find another one.

  • @dalhousieDream
    @dalhousieDream Місяць тому

    No crime in that town?…and they always say “I didn’t need to lock my door” 🙄

  • @Sbamabelle
    @Sbamabelle Рік тому +1

    Karma is taking care of Shane --Ragland suffered a spinal cord injury in a 2012 car accident and is in a wheel chair. A foundation that provides custom wheelchairs to people who need them has now taken back its offer to Shane Ragland who pleaded guilty to killing a UK football player in 1994.

  • @alesavokin3635
    @alesavokin3635 Рік тому +1

    This is insane

  • @mzsantanab4277
    @mzsantanab4277 Рік тому

    How can I reach out to the hometown tragedy team I live in the DC area and we’re still searching for Relisha Rudd the young lady that went missing and haven’t been found . 😢

  • @richardnunez3474
    @richardnunez3474 Рік тому +4

    Ragland a real creep.

  • @Metoo-y7q
    @Metoo-y7q 2 місяці тому

    Why do your videos have NO CLOSED CAPTIONS???😡

  • @joshuaporter4078
    @joshuaporter4078 Рік тому +2

    The phrase snitches get stitches came from this kind of shit...

  • @benpodobinski8961
    @benpodobinski8961 Місяць тому

    Shane has now been charged with trying to kill his mom. Another failure of our justice system.

  • @louisco6345
    @louisco6345 Рік тому

    Kill .. plead guilty .... Do 5 years ... Go free .... Mission accomplished ... Best justice system we have

  • @prashanthhamal
    @prashanthhamal Рік тому

    Please add subtitles

  • @toddzillasimon876
    @toddzillasimon876 29 днів тому

    Football coach seems more distraught about Trent being shot than Trent’s own father. Wtf 🤬