*TRIAL NOTES* 00:00:00 Introduction - Outside the Presence of the Jury 00:08:19 JURY ENTERS 00:12:37 STATE OPENING STATEMENT - CALEB SAUNDERS 00:26:36 DEFENSE OPENING - CHRISTOPHER FROELICH 00:38:31 STATE WITNESS 1 - AMY SHANNON - DISPATCHER/RECORDS CUSTODIAN 00:44:01 Evidence - 911 Call 01:00:41 STATE WITNESS 2: OFFICER ALEX WANISH, CITY OF GREEN BAY PD 01:02:45 Evidence - Body Cam 01:21:54 STATE WITNESS 3: Officer Ethan Plonke, Green Bay Police Department 01:50:27 STATE WITNESS 4: SGT. KURT BRESTER, GREEN BAY PD 02:04:44 S5: STEVE HENDRICKS, BOYFRIEND OF VICTIM’S MOTHER, CALLED 911 PER JUDGE'S ORDERS, NO AUDIO OR VIDEO FOR THIS WITNESS, TARA PAKANICH - VICTIM'S MOTHER #CourtTV MORE HERE: www.courttv.com/trending/wi-v-taylor-schabusiness/?
Too much crime is blamed on mental instability. This woman was aware she was performing heinous actions. She is completely responsible for her actions. Drugs are not considered an extenuating circumstance for criminal behaviour. She needs to be put away for life.
She needs to spend a few months in pain to bring her back to reality, things like her would cry over a paper cut but get joy from seeing others suffer. Total wrongen , the human race does not claim it
Crime is and should be blamed on mental instability where appropriate. As you pointed out, it's whether the person was aware of their actions or not that's the main issue. Mental illness can absolutely be a contributing factor, there's no reason it shouldn't, but the focus should be on whether they were aware of right and wrong at the time of the crime.
He knows that it was a open and shut case. He is trying to find something they can turn around and appeal on a technicality. I actually feel bad for him. He didn’t have a choice but to try and defend her
@@wrexshuntpeople on drugs/alcohol should be held accountable for their actions. I have seen first hand what people can do on meth it's not a pretty sight but it does not give a free pass
She is pure evil I didn’t time stamp but during the evidence pictures,she was playing a game with the camera and there was one shot of her with the EVILIST grin I have ever seen
She's very competent. The fact that she took time to hide parts of him around the house then tells cops have fun finding him; says she knew all along what she was doing!
She also told the officers that was F'ed up when they first told her that her boyfriend had been dismembered. And didn't deny it she had marijuana, coke, meth and had snorted trazadone all in her system. Combined with the fact that she's bipolar depressive as well, she was a ticking timebomb. I doubt she'll ever kill again I'm not saying she's not responsible, but she clearly wasn't mentally stable during the homicide
@@hilriekemp Exactly. I don’t know yet if she was legally insane at the time of the crime, but scattering your murder victim’s body parts around the house and telling the cops to have fun, certainly doesn’t speak to mental stability. The fact that she was so brazen about everything to the police makes you wonder if she had the capacity to know right from wrong.
@@trickortrump3292Too much is blamed on mental instability. This woman was aware she was performing heinous actions. She is completely responsible for her actions. Drugs are not considered an extenuating circumstance for criminal behaviour. She needs to be put away for life.
I can't imagine how Shad's mom managed to stay so calm after finding his head. I would have been hysterical, and inconsolable. Maybe she was in shock, and that's why she was able to so clearly speak to the police in that 911 call? I would have been terrified that the killer was still in the house too, even though his mom had said she heard the door close (like the sound of someone leaving, I think she said). My heart breaks for Shad's mom for having to see the horror that was inflicted on him, and that her boyfriend saw it too. Just unimaginable. My condolences to their entire family. RIP, Shad... or haunt Taylor's nightmares for the rest of her life... whichever works for ya.
@Vmurph I would be hysterical no matter WHO'S head was in the bucket, but I guess not everyone reacts the same. Her boyfriend testified that she was crying before they called the police. Again, maybe she was in shock? I don't want to be hard on her, she lost her son on an horrific way, and was the one to find him. I can't imagine what that must do to a mom. I just know that even when the police arrived, they wouldn't have been able to talk to me because I would be screaming in emotional agony, and probably vomiting too. But, that's just me. They would have ended up calling an ambulance for me, because I probably would have had a nervous breakdown or something. How do you recover from finding your adult child in that condition? I have no idea. Lots of medication and therapy, I guess.
@@Vmurphit's called shock, just because you don't understand doesn't mean it's weird. It just means you don't know what shock looks or sounds like. Unfortunately plenty of us know
@@Vmurpheveryone is different and it is a very good thing for humanity that some people can be calm when they need to be calm in a crisis to survive. I'm like that sometimes. I fall apart after everything is safe and settled down
Everyone is questioning the mother and it needs to stop. Trauma reactions are different for everyone. I have experienced trauma on more than one occasion and I am the only person in my family that can remain calm, almost nonchalant about the situation. Whereas my mom runs through the house screaming and crying. Some of these situations required action to help a dying family member and my mom was of no help, not even to 911 dispatchers. My calmness doesn't make me heartless, it helps me get through the immediate situation and I grieve in private.
My point is the whole bashing the mom further proves how judgmental people have gotten with little to no grounds. The court of public opinion convicts with only one side heard and with only tainted evidence from highly bias sources; in this case the mom is crucified due to a minute in one friggin phone call. Due to people being exposed by way of social media and content such as this has left me with a justified growing concern with our jury system. As jury aged individuals grow ever more sanctimonious and closed minded all while being totally lost on whys and hows of the concept of questioning those on the stand works; every American better pray that they never find themselves wrongfully before a jury.
I'm the same. After a lot of childhood trauma I tend to have delayed reactions tho crisis situations. It makes me good at handling disaster when it strikes, but people think I'm cold. It can be days, even weeks later when it hits me and I'm a mess.
There is no normal way to act or to respond! Much like any machine when they short circuit it can be very unpredictable. Finding your child dead would be hard, finding your child dismembered would be horrific, s ring your child’s head in a bucket before you even know he is dead would be such an overload to the system a short circuit would be completely expected! It would be so overwhelming that there is no normal way to respond! People say they would be crying and screaming and maybe they would but there is nothing wrong with a system shut down too! There are things that the brain does to protect the person in cases of severe trauma. I can’t imagine the level of trauma this mother would have! If she knew her son was dead, she saw the body first it may not have been as a big a trauma but still traumatic! But seeing the head in a bucket with no precursors would literally short circuit the system!
She is sitting there with no emotions and at times starts to smirk I would love to know what’s going threw her demented mind!!!! If I were her lawyer I wouldn’t feel so comfortable just sitting next to her without her being restrained with a straight jacket 😂
@@GTMemes2 there’s many opening statements that grab your full attention and the way this prosecutor did it simply wasn’t doing it for me and there’s some others in the comments that agree with me so idk what you’re trying to get at. You’re not going to change my opinion or view. We can agree to disagree.
She may be crazy but she isn't stupid. She has to "look" at least normal before the jury, which I guess in her case, is pretty much impossible but every little helps lol!
I notticed this also, I think we may see her true attacking self again throughout this trial. She seems too e getting more upset at her lawyer with every question he is asking. He's got balls that's for sure, there is no amount of money that would pay me to be her lawyer.
He was grasping at straws the entire time. "Well she wasn't in the basement, so obviously she couldn’t have done it!" I am both baffled and awed by the gymnastics done to avoid she was COVERED in his blood
It’s his job to prove her innocence. It’s not his job to prove her guilty. That’s the difference between his lawyer and hers. His lawyer has to prove she did it. And her lawyer has to try to prove her innocence. Not prove her guilty. Even if he’s grasping at straws. And looks like an idiot. It’s still his job.
@@irios1066 right? I don’t even know how they think they have any kind of case. She admitted to doing it. Detail by detail. Unless that statement wasn’t admissible in court, I don’t know how they can get around that. But she is an absolute nut job, but that is caused by drugs and I don’t think she should get out of it because of her drug addictions. If she was in her right mind and not on meth , I still feel like she would’ve done something like that. Just based on how she attacked her first lawyer, and she wasn’t on anything, she’s just a nutcase that wants to be violent, and something was bound to happen.
I'm so sorry to the Mother of Shad... I can tell by the way she's talking to the 911 operator that part of her brain has disconnected from her feelings ( Shock ) It can take day's and months before it hits her ... I hope she had all the support around her to be there when that happens...RIP Shad..💔
It was probably like having a nightmare, waiting to wake up. When you are having it, a part of your brain tells you to stay calm because it isn't real. I can't imagine what it was like when reality hit her.🥺
I am addicted to police interrogations and courtroom drama. WHY? Because all of the accused look so normal and have committed horrible murders, rape and other crimes. I realized you can't really know someone.
@@Romulan2469I’d be afraid for the one that tries to get her. They end up in the cafeteria soup. This chick doesn’t need to be around a human being EVER!
@@angeleyes3386 No this fruitcake is only a threat to men who she can charm, but not a woman of decent size and strength. She's not very big. She's going to get her butt whooped in there, might make her a bit more humble too.
I know she was hospitalized several times over the years, but how TS was never in major legal trouble before this is actually surprising. Also surprising is that her lawyer is wearing a suit and not protective gear.
The same lawyer that she attacked? Pay attention whenever he's talking. Look at her face. The whole time he's talking she's sitting there looking around and she was just glare at me and looked him up and down and then look away and look back at him.... I would not want that woman within striking distance!
@@OhHamburgers0258 Yes, You can probably search for it on here. I think it was whenever her bond was denied. She looked over at him and then she leaned over and tried to elbow him in the face and I think she landed a blow but then she was restrained and they drug her down to the ground. It was pretty crazy
@ohhamburgers9769 No they're wrong. It's not the same lawyer lol. 😂 A new one was appointed. Fraelich is the new one. Jolly is the last one. They do look a little similar though.
It's because he's got no defense. It's just like Leticia's attorney. In fact he usually asked the witnesses name and said No more questions. Rarely crossed anyone too.
@Nichol0824 I believe the media has been cautioned against keeping the camera on the defendant for prolonged/excessive amounts of time. He referenced the Lori Vallow/Daybell trial and how it became a bit of a circus. Edit: I may have been thinking of the Kohberber trial when recalling this caution.
I’m incredibly surprised she is not in handcuffs seeing as she had hit her lawyer in the past while wearing handcuffs. I would not want to be sitting in this courtroom with her free hands. She looks like the devil incarnate I’m waiting for her head to start spinning she looks like she wants to attack someone and is struggling to hold back 👿☠️
@@jaycole5221 The jury is not allowed to see her in handcuffs, but she could be wearing one of those stun belts under her clothes. I know I have watched other trials where a defendant that might do something physical was reported to be wearing one. If they do something out of order, the bailiff has the ability to set it off.
I really hope there's no pen, pencil, stapler.... or anything else near her. I think the guard should be a lot closer to her cuz she's very quick w her movements... ugh
@lkhan El. Thankyou everone. I scrolled backwards on my tv. Now i'm at the beginning before the jury come in for opening statements. Thankyou everyone.🙂🌹
Honestly, she really doesn't have a defense. The police followed protocol correctly, she admitted to basically everything, she was of sound enough mind to know what she did was illegal and inhuman. Plus she beat up her past 2 attorneys in court. Honestly, this must have been an extremely difficult defense case to pick up, all things considered. I feel like he did a good job checking for any holes that could be poked for any future potential appeals, because now, he's shown there are no loopholes here, she's very likely to be in prison for the rest of her life (I hope to fukkin god). Prison is right where she belongs.
I guess, he has to look like he is defending her in some way so she can not accuse him of not doing his job? She does look rather annoyed with him, the way she side eyes him when he speaks. 🙄
Not calm, in shock. I’ve never experienced anything this traumatic but I’ve dealt with trauma and your brain has a way of compartmentalizing things for survival. No other way she would survive seeing that.
That's some of the most graphic photographic evidence ever seen on TV - they actually showed the victim's severed thigh. And she was laughing at various points (a really big grin at the dildo photo). What a scary looking woman - and she's young now, this is as good as it gets. Imagine how witchy she'll look as she ages. That poor guy had no clue what he'd allowed into his bed. I feel really sorry for the women who get locked up with her - she's utterly terrifying!
The picture of her with makeup on looks like a different person. It must have been a while ago. I don’t see any semblance of that person in the defendant.
@@Dark_WolFeather Yes, it's scary that they were old friends who first met as kids at school. There would have been a lot of trust there because of that - and no guy expects a woman to get the better of them in a physical conflict, least of all kill them! She's a sly one. She was obsessed with gay serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, whose speciality was dismembering & decapitating his victims, and post mortem sex. Two weeks before she murdered and butchered Shad, she looked up a load of Dahmer stuff online. I reckon she was curious and wanted to try the same stuff. She planned to do it to Shad, and ambushed that poor kid IMO. I bet it was HER idea to put the chain round his neck, not his, as she told police. He didn't have a hope of escaping. She had him laying on the bed on his front, and she sat on his back with her full weight, as she throttled him from behind with the chain. Only a guy who was a lot bigger and heavier than her, could possibly have thrown her off - in photos Shad looked like quite a small guy. No doubt she had his arms pinned down under her legs, so he couldn't loosen the chain or defend himself. What an horrific death! Killing him in his Mom's house, with his Mom's kitchen knives, is adding insult to injury! What an evil witch.
@niles-ek2we I'm fully aware of the victim's long history with his killer, it was well documented during the recent murder trial. Their relationship and history is exactly my point - he had no reason to think she would murder him! Shad Thyrion had known Taylor Schabusiness for years. They met at school, and were friends as well as lovers. They regularly enjoyed drugs, and S&M sex together. Both activities involve a significant level of mutual trust. S&M sex practices in particular, obviously require far more trust between two adults than more conventional sex, due to the potential physical risks involved (violence, asphyxiation etc). People can be very vulnerable while participating in these acts - just as Shad was, laying naked on his front on his bed with a chain around his neck, and Taylor Schabusiness on his back, pulling on that chain beyond anything that could be pleasurable for him. In police interviews she admitted she noticed when he started bleeding from his mouth, but rather than stop, she pulled harder. She had no intention of stopping, it was clear she was determined to kill him. The poor guy obviously trusted her a great deal, to agree to be that vulnerable with her. Having been on the receiving end of similar sadistic sex acts with her in the past, he had no reason to think she would strangle him to death while he was incapacitated and couldn't defend himself. While he consented to sex acts like her throttling him, he did not consent to being murdered - or obviously, to being dismembered after death. Shad would never have imagined the depraved indignities Schabusiness would inflict on his lifeless body, first decapitating him and placing his severed head in a bucket, then dismembering him (including cutting off his genitals), and stabbing his torso to disembowel and remove other organs. Shad was a long-term friend and lover of Taylor Schabusiness, so he was betrayed in the worst possible way. That was my point.
They must have had some suspicion on who did it because if I found my sons head in a bucket in the basement… i would have been freaking out and ran tf out of that house SO QUICK. it could have been ANY. 1:03:23
OMG it would save so much time if the Defense wouldn't ask the same question the Prosecution has already asked and not have to ask every witness the same questions !!!
They will do that to protect the person's identity or privacy. Usually it's only if the person is a minor or the case has already out them at serious risk. For example, Cheyenne Harris's mom was not shown during her testimony because she had already had to move because of the harassment and death threats she was receiving due to what her daughter did (murdered her infant son by starvation.)
Plenty of meth users out there that don't cut someones head of, nah I ain't buying it.. She knew exactly what she was doing was wrong..and she obviously wasn't that zapped out of her mind, because she attempted to clean up the scene. She's just pure evil.
@caitlynfreeman9604 I agree! Wow Really? I wonder if this was her first murder then? I wouldn't want to be sharing a cell with her... 😳 because, it's not bound to be her last!!
People, her name has nothing to do with Shad. Schabusiness is her MARRIED name. Not sure if her husband Warren had already changed his last name before they got married, or if they both changed it to that when they got married. Yes, people can and do make up new last names for themselves when they get married, but usually they aren’t this stupid.
@@whooptydoo6256There is a man who has a pretty decent UA-cam channel about medieval weapons and castles. He isn't gay, and his name is Shad. It's called Shadiversity.
It's so sad! Officer Wanish (sp?) worked my case when my ex was stalking me, and he testified in court at the trial. He was exceptionally nice and professional. If I am not mistaken, he may have been the officer who assisted when my ex broke my ankle. I was in distress then, and my ex had so many cases against him, because he broke the restraining order so many times that they all blend together. I was also swatted by my ex. However, Officer Wanish stood out to me because he went above and beyond to be kind. He will definitely be affected by this, because he is an empathetic man. He is an exceptional officer. I hope he and the other officers, as well as the family, are able to find peace and heal from this horrific tragedy.
What this woman did to this man was one of the most grotesque brutal murders I've ever heard about. God bless his mother, who kept it together more than I could have if it were my son, and I had to hear the gruesome details with the murderer sitting right in front of me. This woman was pure evil. She absolutely feels emotions, and knows exactly what she did. She was able to smile at her dad when he testified, told him she loved him, and throughout his testimony I watched her facial expressions when her dad was asked about her mother. Through her facial expressions she demonstrated pain, she often nodded in agreement, etc. She is well in touch with reality. Crystal meth makes people do some outrageous things, unthinkable, in fact. So when an already bonafide evil woman is high on meth, ect., I'm sure she was pretty messed up but not in a state of psychosis. The fact that defense tried to convince the jury of that was predictable, but like the rest of us, they saw right through it. Bottom line, she's pure evil and was high as kite. Now she must pay the price. I have not one ounce of sympathy for her, but I do feel for her father. To know you brought a child who you still love very much into this world, who did what she did, must be devastating. I can't even imagine the extreme pain both of their parents have had to deal with and probably still do. Very disturbed evil woman. God bless his sole.
What an appalling crime. Taylor Schabusiness shows absolutely NO remorse and even has the audacity to smirk and laugh before the court, to attack her own counsel (resulting in her being placed with a spit hood for the sentencing hearing) , which indicates not only that she is NOT sorry, but considers her own cruel, cold-blooded and gruesome actions as a joke, going so far as to leave the victim's head for his mother to find and remarking ,"I can't believe I forgot the head!" while being interrogated by police. This repulsive excuse for a human being deserves the fullest extent of the law's punishment, and she may well be the nastiest, most psychopathic killer to come out of Wisconsin since Jeffrey Dahmer.
He's gonna try to say that what she said during the interrogation doesn't count because she was still under the influence of the drugs. I mean...he has to say something...but I'm sure he realizes nobody gives a poop about that. He knows she is going to be convicted; he's really just aiming to get her committed to the looney bin instead of prison. But he will have no joy on that because she should never be allowed out in public again. If they send you to the mental hospital, doctors decide when you are "well" enough to be let out. If you get LWOP, you don't get to leave prison until you're in a body bag.
I feel really bad for everyone except the perp of course but most especially for Steve Hendricks as it appears to have affected him in a very deep way.
@@nicolekear3911I kind of agree. I know that Taylor confessed (even though her confession/interrogation had me raising an eyebrow at some of the questions), but Steve has me a bit skeptical here. (I'm late to the trial, so I'm starting at the beginning and trying to catch up.) And, presumably because of her confession, the prosecutor isn't asking Steve more probative questions that could be helpful. Steve says he spent the day (before or after, I forget) fighting with Tara. The prosecutor should've asked what they were fighting about, but he skipped right over that. I wouldn't be surprised if Steve was upset that his girlfriend's adult son was using their (his?) house as a laundromat, crash pad, drug den, etc., and waking him up at all hours of the night to do so. It also seemed weird to me that he waited around "trying to figure out what to do" and then called the regular, nonemergency police line. I mean, clearly Shad was already dead, but I'm pretty sure it's still an emergency, considering the murderer could still be in the home or is at least at large. But he didn't want all the noise and sirens... Idk, we'll see how this plays out.
@@coalbloodedhello she had blood in her clothes the mom stated she was coming in and out of her house so how u think she gonna take some weight for someone else and her beating up the lawyer how u think u have ? If she is the killer
I'm wondering why with all these people allowed to be on the streets and not competent to stand trial why couldn't the government be responsible for not only protecting the public but also the mentally ill.
As soon as I'm hearing this def atty picking at threads like how far the crime scene tape extended, gloves on and possession of flashlight and if the sidewalk was used to get up to the residence by the officer, you can tell his case is pointless. Even SHE looks like he has no "Schabusiness" defending her case LOL!
I hope they lock her in a tiny cell with someone who deserves it - like Lori Vallow, or Letecia Stauch! Let the evil witches fight it out. We can dream!
I thought the same. He's trying to be a William Brown. Maybe someday he'll get there. I can tell he is trying to embody William Brown, which is a good thing. Brown is the best story teller I've ever heard in a courtroom. Brown was far more confident and better at owning the room than this guy but I have a feeling this guy here is fresh meat. He still did alright. But man... I must have watched Browns opening and closing 3X bc I was so impressed with his delivery
I know a Da'real-Darelle-E-Brooks-Junior in Wisconsin who would bounce in his cell if he heard this Jurors-Oath "trial this issue between the Plaintif and the Defendant" (allthough she is one of those who reads it so fast and meaningless that its hard to hear the words nore under-stand the meaning 😢) and they constantly refer to a Complaintant ... does not sound like Maritim Law, but still kind of a civil case instead of capital crime trial 😮
Even when someone admits it, they are entitled to a trial by a jury of their peers. Innocent until proven guilty. It's in our Constitution. Of course, if the admission is on video, then the conviction should be easy.
what's her attorneys named captain obvious? I know he's doing his job but really. almost felt like he was asking. questions just to be asking questions. or at least they seemed to lead nowhere.
I think he’s seriously just had to do his job either way and he just had to ask questions to make it look like it. He knew full well that she was guilty and she admitted it during their investigator interviews so there’s really no getting out of it. She is entitled to her defense but we all know she’s a nut job, including her defense attorneys. I don’t think it’s the same one that she attacked before either. I think she obviously had to get new attorneys lol or excuse me public defenders.
Defense attorney's questions seem designed as a fishing expedition. I do not trust defense attorneys. I think I see the defense's strategy. He is looking to call LE procedures and actions into question. He's looking for discrepancies.
@noonetalksaboutaaroncarter - I understand that and agree that is what he ought to do. He's simply not very sophisticated nor bright in his process. None of his questions actually advanced either of his defense strategies for his client. I just found his questions perfunctory but not relevant to the defense.
I assumed they would have her hands cuffed to her chair, like Brook's judge threatened to do to him lol but nope. Brave guy, or stupid! I wouldn't be sitting by that psycho
✨Wisconsin trials are my favorite: Mark Jensen (x2), Chandler Halderson, William Zelenski, Zachariah Anderson, Jeffrey Dahmer, etc... Taylor Schabusiness is straight up bizarre. I've watched all her pre-trial hearings (i.e. the doctor's psychiatric evaluations). I often see her making strange contorted facial expressions, like you would see in someone who's out of touch with reality. She's also a serious drug addict, and I'm sure that has gravely affected her brain. I do believe she is a tremendous danger to society, and I hope she's incarcerated for the remainder of her life⚖️
William Brown, the DA from the Chandler Halderson trial, gives the most amazing opening/closing statements of all time imo. He's the best I've ever seen.
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*TRIAL NOTES*
00:00:00 Introduction - Outside the Presence of the Jury
00:08:19 JURY ENTERS
00:12:37 STATE OPENING STATEMENT - CALEB SAUNDERS
00:26:36 DEFENSE OPENING - CHRISTOPHER FROELICH
00:38:31 STATE WITNESS 1 - AMY SHANNON - DISPATCHER/RECORDS CUSTODIAN
00:44:01 Evidence - 911 Call
01:00:41 STATE WITNESS 2: OFFICER ALEX WANISH, CITY OF GREEN BAY PD
01:02:45 Evidence - Body Cam
01:21:54 STATE WITNESS 3: Officer Ethan Plonke, Green Bay Police Department
01:50:27 STATE WITNESS 4: SGT. KURT BRESTER, GREEN BAY PD
02:04:44 S5: STEVE HENDRICKS, BOYFRIEND OF VICTIM’S MOTHER, CALLED 911
PER JUDGE'S ORDERS, NO AUDIO OR VIDEO FOR THIS WITNESS, TARA PAKANICH - VICTIM'S MOTHER
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Thanks!
Thanks for this because timestamps are amazing in trials like this
Thank you Court TV for such a clear copy and for the timestamps. Great work!
Too much crime is blamed on mental instability. This woman was aware she was performing heinous actions. She is completely responsible for her actions. Drugs are not considered an extenuating circumstance for criminal behaviour. She needs to be put away for life.
Agreed
She needs to spend a few months in pain to bring her back to reality, things like her would cry over a paper cut but get joy from seeing others suffer. Total wrongen , the human race does not claim it
Crime is and should be blamed on mental instability where appropriate. As you pointed out, it's whether the person was aware of their actions or not that's the main issue. Mental illness can absolutely be a contributing factor, there's no reason it shouldn't, but the focus should be on whether they were aware of right and wrong at the time of the crime.
I totally agree.
I saw where it looked like she made a shooting gesture while at the defense table
The defense attorney needs to just say NO QUESTIONS because he's just asking what has already been brought out by the prosecution
I know it's annoying
Exactly….
Exactly he's asking the obvious so .. did you park on the street? No they parked up the neighbours tree!
He is driving me nuts x
He knows that it was a open and shut case. He is trying to find something they can turn around and appeal on a technicality. I actually feel bad for him. He didn’t have a choice but to try and defend her
She was sane enough to try and hide her crime
She's not crazy
Just evil
Could she have been out of her mind due to ingesting meth, you must of seen the videos of people high on meth, it’s not human
@@wrexshunt absolutely not human! I agree! Many people snap on meth. It’s scary!
@@wrexshuntpeople on drugs/alcohol should be held accountable for their actions. I have seen first hand what people can do on meth it's not a pretty sight but it does not give a free pass
She is pure evil I didn’t time stamp but during the evidence pictures,she was playing a game with the camera and there was one shot of her with the EVILIST grin I have ever seen
Didn’t look at all like she tried to hide it to me.
She's very competent. The fact that she took time to hide parts of him around the house then tells cops have fun finding him; says she knew all along what she was doing!
Because those actions seem reasonable to you? How in the world does something so crazy prove to you that she knew what she was doing?
She also told the officers that was F'ed up when they first told her that her boyfriend had been dismembered. And didn't deny it she had marijuana, coke, meth and had snorted trazadone all in her system. Combined with the fact that she's bipolar depressive as well, she was a ticking timebomb. I doubt she'll ever kill again I'm not saying she's not responsible, but she clearly wasn't mentally stable during the homicide
@@hilriekemp Exactly. I don’t know yet if she was legally insane at the time of the crime, but scattering your murder victim’s body parts around the house and telling the cops to have fun, certainly doesn’t speak to mental stability. The fact that she was so brazen about everything to the police makes you wonder if she had the capacity to know right from wrong.
@@trickortrump3292Too much is blamed on mental instability. This woman was aware she was performing heinous actions. She is completely responsible for her actions. Drugs are not considered an extenuating circumstance for criminal behaviour. She needs to be put away for life.
She was mentally sane. She just depraved and probably a bit of a sociopath.
I can't imagine how Shad's mom managed to stay so calm after finding his head. I would have been hysterical, and inconsolable. Maybe she was in shock, and that's why she was able to so clearly speak to the police in that 911 call? I would have been terrified that the killer was still in the house too, even though his mom had said she heard the door close (like the sound of someone leaving, I think she said). My heart breaks for Shad's mom for having to see the horror that was inflicted on him, and that her boyfriend saw it too. Just unimaginable. My condolences to their entire family. RIP, Shad... or haunt Taylor's nightmares for the rest of her life... whichever works for ya.
@Vmurph I would be hysterical no matter WHO'S head was in the bucket, but I guess not everyone reacts the same. Her boyfriend testified that she was crying before they called the police. Again, maybe she was in shock? I don't want to be hard on her, she lost her son on an horrific way, and was the one to find him. I can't imagine what that must do to a mom. I just know that even when the police arrived, they wouldn't have been able to talk to me because I would be screaming in emotional agony, and probably vomiting too. But, that's just me. They would have ended up calling an ambulance for me, because I probably would have had a nervous breakdown or something. How do you recover from finding your adult child in that condition? I have no idea. Lots of medication and therapy, I guess.
@@Vmurphhave you really never met someone who becomes completely calm in the midst of a crisis? They usually break down later on.
As someone who deals one on one with people after tragedies, Shad's mother was in a form of shock. Her brain was trying to protect her.
@@Vmurphit's called shock, just because you don't understand doesn't mean it's weird. It just means you don't know what shock looks or sounds like. Unfortunately plenty of us know
@@Vmurpheveryone is different and it is a very good thing for humanity that some people can be calm when they need to be calm in a crisis to survive. I'm like that sometimes. I fall apart after everything is safe and settled down
Everyone is questioning the mother and it needs to stop. Trauma reactions are different for everyone. I have experienced trauma on more than one occasion and I am the only person in my family that can remain calm, almost nonchalant about the situation. Whereas my mom runs through the house screaming and crying. Some of these situations required action to help a dying family member and my mom was of no help, not even to 911 dispatchers. My calmness doesn't make me heartless, it helps me get through the immediate situation and I grieve in private.
My point is the whole bashing the mom further proves how judgmental people have gotten with little to no grounds. The court of public opinion convicts with only one side heard and with only tainted evidence from highly bias sources; in this case the mom is crucified due to a minute in one friggin phone call. Due to people being exposed by way of social media and content such as this has left me with a justified growing concern with our jury system. As jury aged individuals grow ever more sanctimonious and closed minded all while being totally lost on whys and hows of the concept of questioning those on the stand works; every American better pray that they never find themselves wrongfully before a jury.
I'm the same. After a lot of childhood trauma I tend to have delayed reactions tho crisis situations. It makes me good at handling disaster when it strikes, but people think I'm cold. It can be days, even weeks later when it hits me and I'm a mess.
There is no normal way to act or to respond! Much like any machine when they short circuit it can be very unpredictable. Finding your child dead would be hard, finding your child dismembered would be horrific, s ring your child’s head in a bucket before you even know he is dead would be such an overload to the system a short circuit would be completely expected! It would be so overwhelming that there is no normal way to respond! People say they would be crying and screaming and maybe they would but there is nothing wrong with a system shut down too! There are things that the brain does to protect the person in cases of severe trauma. I can’t imagine the level of trauma this mother would have! If she knew her son was dead, she saw the body first it may not have been as a big a trauma but still traumatic! But seeing the head in a bucket with no precursors would literally short circuit the system!
I hope this women will never be out in public again. Watching her facial expressions is beyond disturbing. She is extremely disturbed
She won't, don't you worry!
@@bootscootyRight it’s just a matter of where she’s going….jail or mental institution for the rest of her life
She is sitting there with no emotions and at times starts to smirk I would love to know what’s going threw her demented mind!!!! If I were her lawyer I wouldn’t feel so comfortable just sitting next to her without her being restrained with a straight jacket 😂
That is not the same defense lawyer she attacked.
@@adagamba7203 she's extremely conflicted.
It’s finally here
Let’s get down to SCHABUSINESS
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🤣🤣💯💯🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🤣🤣
BEST PLAY ON WORDS YET!!!
I love this prosecution atty! He is walking us thru perfectly.
He's shutting down SCHABUSINESS!
I disagree. Didn’t like his storytelling style or delivery at all. Didn’t “pull me in”. Found my mind wandering
@@Martinez765
Didnt Pull you in?
This isn't a movie
Or a book to review 😂
With this mountain of evidence?
Who needs a screenwriter?
@@GTMemes2 there’s many opening statements that grab your full attention and the way this prosecutor did it simply wasn’t doing it for me and there’s some others in the comments that agree with me so idk what you’re trying to get at. You’re not going to change my opinion or view. We can agree to disagree.
@Martinez765 same here I skipped opening statements as I just couldn't make it all the way through
The judge looks like he is over the whole thing because it is so awful.
He looks horrified and deeply disturbed as well
@@user-mi9rl9dy9c Yes, he does. We all are horrified and find it unbelievable. I wish it wasn’t true…
She looked very disgusted with her lawyer… I was waiting for her to pounce on him 😳😳
She may be crazy but she isn't stupid. She has to "look" at least normal before the jury, which I guess in her case, is pretty much impossible but every little helps lol!
She attacked her first lawyer I think. But if she’s trying to act insane 🤷🏻♀️ she might do some more crazy sh!t in court to play the part.
I notticed this also, I think we may see her true attacking self again throughout this trial. She seems too e getting more upset at her lawyer with every question he is asking. He's got balls that's for sure, there is no amount of money that would pay me to be her lawyer.
I think she attacked her first lawyer I believe this is a new one
Yes, this is a new one… I was taking bets on if she was going actually start on this guy with the dumb questions he was asking 🤣😂
Oh boy! Her poor attorney struggled hard through his opening statement! I have a feeling he is going to struggle hard throughout this whole trial.
He was grasping at straws the entire time. "Well she wasn't in the basement, so obviously she couldn’t have done it!" I am both baffled and awed by the gymnastics done to avoid she was COVERED in his blood
Her attorney is probably a good lawyer but not in this case. His questioning is pathetic and obviously looking for a technicality….🤦🏼♀️
@@sligotown8813yeah he's asking questions like, to the patrol officers so you parked on the street? No they parked on the roof.
It’s his job to prove her innocence. It’s not his job to prove her guilty. That’s the difference between his lawyer and hers. His lawyer has to prove she did it. And her lawyer has to try to prove her innocence. Not prove her guilty. Even if he’s grasping at straws. And looks like an idiot. It’s still his job.
@@irios1066 right? I don’t even know how they think they have any kind of case. She admitted to doing it. Detail by detail. Unless that statement wasn’t admissible in court, I don’t know how they can get around that. But she is an absolute nut job, but that is caused by drugs and I don’t think she should get out of it because of her drug addictions. If she was in her right mind and not on meth , I still feel like she would’ve done something like that. Just based on how she attacked her first lawyer, and she wasn’t on anything, she’s just a nutcase that wants to be violent, and something was bound to happen.
I have noticed that nothing good ever happens if you have people doing meth in your basement.
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lol
Very powerful analysis
I'm so sorry to the Mother of Shad... I can tell by the way she's talking to the 911 operator that part of her brain has disconnected from her feelings ( Shock ) It can take day's and months before it hits her ... I hope she had all the support around her to be there when that happens...RIP Shad..💔
Yeah you can tell she was in total shock. I feel so awful for her.
It was probably like having a nightmare, waiting to wake up. When you are having it, a part of your brain tells you to stay calm because it isn't real. I can't imagine what it was like when reality hit her.🥺
I am addicted to police interrogations and courtroom drama. WHY? Because all of the accused look so normal and have committed horrible murders, rape and other crimes. I realized you can't really know someone.
Me too. I love the hearings too, like claim of racial discrimination, cases on false accusations and termination
Yes she has known him since school. Unbelievable.
Her side eye to her lawyer is scary
Yes I saw that sent chills
She better not pick up the soap in prison.
@@Romulan2469I’d be afraid for the one that tries to get her. They end up in the cafeteria soup. This chick doesn’t need to be around a human being EVER!
@@angeleyes3386 No this fruitcake is only a threat to men who she can charm, but not a woman of decent size and strength. She's not very big. She's going to get her butt whooped in there, might make her a bit more humble too.
@Romulan2469 I think she'll be fine.... it's everyone else that needs to worry.
I know she was hospitalized several times over the years, but how TS was never in major legal trouble before this is actually surprising.
Also surprising is that her lawyer is wearing a suit and not protective gear.
The same lawyer that she attacked? Pay attention whenever he's talking. Look at her face. The whole time he's talking she's sitting there looking around and she was just glare at me and looked him up and down and then look away and look back at him.... I would not want that woman within striking distance!
@@MrScubajsb She attacked her lawyer and he still defends her? Damn. Is there a video that shows her attacking him bc I'd like to see it
@@OhHamburgers0258 Yes, You can probably search for it on here. I think it was whenever her bond was denied. She looked over at him and then she leaned over and tried to elbow him in the face and I think she landed a blow but then she was restrained and they drug her down to the ground. It was pretty crazy
This is not the attorney she attacked. That was the guy before this attorney
@ohhamburgers9769 No they're wrong. It's not the same lawyer lol. 😂 A new one was appointed. Fraelich is the new one. Jolly is the last one. They do look a little similar though.
1.Don't do heavy duty drugs. 2. Don't do heavy duty drugs, and murder and dismember humans.
Her attorney is an idiot! “Did you remove the towel”? How the hell else would he be able to confirm what was inside it??
It's because he's got no defense.
It's just like Leticia's attorney. In fact he usually asked the witnesses name and said
No more questions.
Rarely crossed anyone too.
Speaking so well after finding her sons head in a bucket WOW…..I would be FREAKED seeing a head let alone my child’s
She probably in shock and can't believe what she saw.
YES so very strange!
I was just typing the same thing..I’d be hysterical
She had to be in shock
Seems way too calm about it.
See the judge side eyeing Shabusiness
Yea keep the camera on the defendant so we can watch her demeanor and reactions to what the witnesses testify to.
@Nichol0824 I believe the media has been cautioned against keeping the camera on the defendant for prolonged/excessive amounts of time. He referenced the Lori Vallow/Daybell trial and how it became a bit of a circus.
Edit: I may have been thinking of the Kohberber trial when recalling this caution.
I’m incredibly surprised she is not in handcuffs seeing as she had hit her lawyer in the past while wearing handcuffs. I would not want to be sitting in this courtroom with her free hands. She looks like the devil incarnate I’m waiting for her head to start spinning she looks like she wants to attack someone and is struggling to hold back 👿☠️
Ikr….
She was struggling hard too lol 😂 I think we may see her get a new lawyer AGAIN today… 😂
@@jaycole5221 The jury is not allowed to see her in handcuffs, but she could be wearing one of those stun belts under her clothes. I know I have watched other trials where a defendant that might do something physical was reported to be wearing one. If they do something out of order, the bailiff has the ability to set it off.
I really hope there's no pen, pencil, stapler.... or anything else near her. I think the guard should be a lot closer to her cuz she's very quick w her movements... ugh
shame. shes such a cutie😖
@lkhan El. Thankyou everone. I scrolled backwards on my tv. Now i'm at the beginning before the jury come in for opening statements. Thankyou everyone.🙂🌹
I've just joined I'm wondering what's it about too lol
The judge looks like he can’t believe what he sees and hears😮
Annoyed at her attorney who literally just goes over everything that the witness has already said..no real line of questioning lol
Honestly, she really doesn't have a defense. The police followed protocol correctly, she admitted to basically everything, she was of sound enough mind to know what she did was illegal and inhuman. Plus she beat up her past 2 attorneys in court. Honestly, this must have been an extremely difficult defense case to pick up, all things considered. I feel like he did a good job checking for any holes that could be poked for any future potential appeals, because now, he's shown there are no loopholes here, she's very likely to be in prison for the rest of her life (I hope to fukkin god). Prison is right where she belongs.
@@honey_seafoam3536 I agree with you, makes sense!
@@honey_seafoam3536 I agree with you, makes sense!
Her lawyer’s cross examination of the officers on scene is seriously embarrassing. Sounds like he’s making up his questions as he goes
Agreed
I guess, he has to look like he is defending her in some way so she can not accuse him of not doing his job?
She does look rather annoyed with him, the way she side eyes him when he speaks. 🙄
His questioning about the PO's gloves ... I think he is trying to play the DNA doubt card!??
I think he's trying to find discrepancies with LE reporting and testimony.
@@rebalspirit yeah possibly? I did pick up, 1 PO testified that the bucket was green, while the other said black?? So, you're probably correct.
How is this mom so calm about finding her sons head in a bucket?
How would you react? It would be such an out of body experience to see your own sons head in a bucket
Want her to do a scream and a dance for ya?
Probably in shock
Not calm, in shock. I’ve never experienced anything this traumatic but I’ve dealt with trauma and your brain has a way of compartmentalizing things for survival. No other way she would survive seeing that.
This is the million dollar question we all have
Thank you for time stamps
Those were some of the weakest opening statements I've ever heard, wow. I've also never seen lawyers stay seated during questioning. WI is weird 🤔
There's no business like Schabusiness like no business I know
That's some of the most graphic photographic evidence ever seen on TV - they actually showed the victim's severed thigh. And she was laughing at various points (a really big grin at the dildo photo).
What a scary looking woman - and she's young now, this is as good as it gets. Imagine how witchy she'll look as she ages. That poor guy had no clue what he'd allowed into his bed. I feel really sorry for the women who get locked up with her - she's utterly terrifying!
They've been fooling around for years. She was somewhat normal I suppose. He had no idea this was coming. Complete broadside 😲
The picture of her with makeup on looks like a different person. It must have been a while ago. I don’t see any semblance of that person in the defendant.
@@Dark_WolFeather Yes, it's scary that they were old friends who first met as kids at school. There would have been a lot of trust there because of that - and no guy expects a woman to get the better of them in a physical conflict, least of all kill them!
She's a sly one. She was obsessed with gay serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, whose speciality was dismembering & decapitating his victims, and post mortem sex.
Two weeks before she murdered and butchered Shad, she looked up a load of Dahmer stuff online. I reckon she was curious and wanted to try the same stuff. She planned to do it to Shad, and ambushed that poor kid IMO.
I bet it was HER idea to put the chain round his neck, not his, as she told police. He didn't have a hope of escaping. She had him laying on the bed on his front, and she sat on his back with her full weight, as she throttled him from behind with the chain. Only a guy who was a lot bigger and heavier than her, could possibly have thrown her off - in photos Shad looked like quite a small guy.
No doubt she had his arms pinned down under her legs, so he couldn't loosen the chain or defend himself. What an horrific death! Killing him in his Mom's house, with his Mom's kitchen knives, is adding insult to injury! What an evil witch.
@niles-ek2we I'm fully aware of the victim's long history with his killer, it was well documented during the recent murder trial. Their relationship and history is exactly my point - he had no reason to think she would murder him!
Shad Thyrion had known Taylor Schabusiness for years. They met at school, and were friends as well as lovers. They regularly enjoyed drugs, and S&M sex together. Both activities involve a significant level of mutual trust.
S&M sex practices in particular, obviously require far more trust between two adults than more conventional sex, due to the potential physical risks involved (violence, asphyxiation etc). People can be very vulnerable while participating in these acts - just as Shad was, laying naked on his front on his bed with a chain around his neck, and Taylor Schabusiness on his back, pulling on that chain beyond anything that could be pleasurable for him. In police interviews she admitted she noticed when he started bleeding from his mouth, but rather than stop, she pulled harder. She had no intention of stopping, it was clear she was determined to kill him.
The poor guy obviously trusted her a great deal, to agree to be that vulnerable with her. Having been on the receiving end of similar sadistic sex acts with her in the past, he had no reason to think she would strangle him to death while he was incapacitated and couldn't defend himself. While he consented to sex acts like her throttling him, he did not consent to being murdered - or obviously, to being dismembered after death.
Shad would never have imagined the depraved indignities Schabusiness would inflict on his lifeless body, first decapitating him and placing his severed head in a bucket, then dismembering him (including cutting off his genitals), and stabbing his torso to disembowel and remove other organs.
Shad was a long-term friend and lover of Taylor Schabusiness, so he was betrayed in the worst possible way. That was my point.
I wished they would've stopped moving away from the microphone as its so annoying having the sound level change so many times
This case is crazy af
They must have had some suspicion on who did it because if I found my sons head in a bucket in the basement… i would have been freaking out and ran tf out of that house SO QUICK. it could have been ANY. 1:03:23
It seems insanity is the only defense her lawyer can plead, Meth wakes up the monster inside of people she acted out what she thought about doing.
It would be very interesting to tap into her thoughts
This is one sick woman., what caused her to do such a wacked out actions.There is noway she's not mentally ill .
She looks possessed! Scary person sitting there.
I am thinking that her appearance is only to promote her insanity defense.
She doesn't look possessed she looks annoyed
Lol VERY
@@alisha8586her eyes are evil
@@jenniferb3689 her eyes look like she just doesn't care she's definitely evil but she ain't passing the insanity claim either.
OMG it would save so much time if the Defense wouldn't ask the same question the Prosecution has already asked and not have to ask every witness the same questions !!!
She got that look like all these mofos need to mind Schabusiness! 😤
Why is Mom's testimony not allowed for us to see or hear? WTF
They will do that to protect the person's identity or privacy. Usually it's only if the person is a minor or the case has already out them at serious risk. For example, Cheyenne Harris's mom was not shown during her testimony because she had already had to move because of the harassment and death threats she was receiving due to what her daughter did (murdered her infant son by starvation.)
DONT DO DRUGS. You may commit horrific crimes and end up living in prison the rest of your life.
Plenty of meth users out there that don't cut someones head of, nah I ain't buying it..
She knew exactly what she was doing was wrong..and she obviously wasn't that zapped out of her mind, because she attempted to clean up the scene.
She's just pure evil.
can't believe the mother so calm when telling the police she has found her son's head in a bucket ???
Her real name is Taylor Denise Coronado and I find it strange she changed her name to Sha Business since the victims first name was Shad
@caitlynfreeman9604 I agree!
Wow Really? I wonder if this was her first murder then? I wouldn't want to be sharing a cell with her... 😳 because, it's not bound to be her last!!
Shad is a weird name.
@@andrewpants3958omg that poor kid. Shad? . sounds like a gay name. Like bruce or tad . 😂
People, her name has nothing to do with Shad. Schabusiness is her MARRIED name. Not sure if her husband Warren had already changed his last name before they got married, or if they both changed it to that when they got married. Yes, people can and do make up new last names for themselves when they get married, but usually they aren’t this stupid.
@@whooptydoo6256There is a man who has a pretty decent UA-cam channel about medieval weapons and castles. He isn't gay, and his name is Shad. It's called Shadiversity.
If they ever make a movie about this crazy story, the judge MUST be played by Kyle MacLachlan! 100%!
The smirking and smiling is demonic 😡💀
These poor officers😢 they will prolly never be the same nd i cant imagine the mom 💔🙏 for healing for all
It's so sad! Officer Wanish (sp?) worked my case when my ex was stalking me, and he testified in court at the trial. He was exceptionally nice and professional. If I am not mistaken, he may have been the officer who assisted when my ex broke my ankle. I was in distress then, and my ex had so many cases against him, because he broke the restraining order so many times that they all blend together. I was also swatted by my ex. However, Officer Wanish stood out to me because he went above and beyond to be kind. He will definitely be affected by this, because he is an empathetic man. He is an exceptional officer. I hope he and the other officers, as well as the family, are able to find peace and heal from this horrific tragedy.
"Put your head on my shoulder" gets a new meaning ... 🤔
I would be scared of her if she was my neighbour. Those eyes lol
“Officer Linsmeier.” Wonder if there’s any relation between him and retired detective Kevin Linsmeier, who testified in the Chandler Halderson case?
Very strange to me that the mom isn't very upset on 911 call after finding her son's head severed in a bucket!
Shock I'd imagine
You have no clue how you would react if you found yourself in the same situation.
@@lchaney This is true...I imagine she was in a state of severe shock.
I think many of us feel the same way you do very strange
Complete shock
What this woman did to this man was one of the most grotesque brutal murders I've ever heard about. God bless his mother, who kept it together more than I could have if it were my son, and I had to hear the gruesome details with the murderer sitting right in front of me. This woman was pure evil. She absolutely feels emotions, and knows exactly what she did. She was able to smile at her dad when he testified, told him she loved him, and throughout his testimony I watched her facial expressions when her dad was asked about her mother. Through her facial expressions she demonstrated pain, she often nodded in agreement, etc. She is well in touch with reality. Crystal meth makes people do some outrageous things, unthinkable, in fact. So when an already bonafide evil woman is high on meth, ect., I'm sure she was pretty messed up but not in a state of psychosis. The fact that defense tried to convince the jury of that was predictable, but like the rest of us, they saw right through it. Bottom line, she's pure evil and was high as kite. Now she must pay the price. I have not one ounce of sympathy for her, but I do feel for her father. To know you brought a child who you still love very much into this world, who did what she did, must be devastating. I can't even imagine the extreme pain both of their parents have had to deal with and probably still do. Very disturbed evil woman. God bless his sole.
What an appalling crime. Taylor Schabusiness shows absolutely NO remorse and even has the audacity to smirk and laugh before the court, to attack her own counsel (resulting in her being placed with a spit hood for the sentencing hearing) , which indicates not only that she is NOT sorry, but considers her own cruel, cold-blooded and gruesome actions as a joke, going so far as to leave the victim's head for his mother to find and remarking ,"I can't believe I forgot the head!" while being interrogated by police.
This repulsive excuse for a human being deserves the fullest extent of the law's punishment, and she may well be the nastiest, most psychopathic killer to come out of Wisconsin since Jeffrey Dahmer.
Does everyone know she changed her last name to that? Lmao
I hope she is tied down - Chemically or physically. That woman looks weird to me
I'm confused why does her lawyer need to show her every item that the prosecution have put in as evidence
her lawyer is an idiot. I can’t believe the amount of irrelevant, redundant questions he’s asking the officers.
She has a right to defend herself (unfortunately) so she gets to see all evidence that is presented against her
She admitted to it!!What is her attorney talkin about???
He's gonna try to say that what she said during the interrogation doesn't count because she was still under the influence of the drugs. I mean...he has to say something...but I'm sure he realizes nobody gives a poop about that. He knows she is going to be convicted; he's really just aiming to get her committed to the looney bin instead of prison. But he will have no joy on that because she should never be allowed out in public again. If they send you to the mental hospital, doctors decide when you are "well" enough to be let out. If you get LWOP, you don't get to leave prison until you're in a body bag.
What sticks out to me is that no one mentioned the stink that would have been there.
It had just happened, there wouldn't be an odor of decomp.
It wouldn't have smelled necessarily. It had just happened.
For a mother , who just found her son severed head sounds very calm to me
It’s been 15 months, didn’t “just find” it
@@metalfingers222 the 911 call sounds super calm, right after she found it.
@@nehasharma2894 Everyone reacts differently under pressure.
She was in shock when the 911 call was made.
@@Romulan2469Yep. I remain super calm until later and have a meltdown.
This Judge is serious and honest 🙌🙌👍
He's boring but okay.
I think he is just trying to get through it quickly because it's a heavy and painful case for the victim and family. Just my opinion 🙌🙌
This lady is sick either with drugs or mental health issues if not both😳
@@Shhh396 Oh and I'm sure he is. He is doing his job so can't really complain, but charisma is a big zero.
@@Romulan2469I mean is he supposed to he captivating? He's a job, he's doing his job. It'd a murder trial, sorry he isn't more fun 😂
Don't Do drugs!!!
They were not allowed to show the witness and they did, so they cut the feed !
Poor family of Shad to have to be in court and see your son/brothers self confessed killer right there and try to remain calm....
If no audio is allowed how come we are hearing this testimony of the mother of the victim
They may have just not wanted the video on her
How was the mom so calm on the phone? the only thing I can guess is it had to have been shock
I feel really bad for everyone except the perp of course but most especially for Steve Hendricks as it appears to have affected him in a very deep way.
How? He didn't seem to care
@@nicolekear3911I kind of agree. I know that Taylor confessed (even though her confession/interrogation had me raising an eyebrow at some of the questions), but Steve has me a bit skeptical here.
(I'm late to the trial, so I'm starting at the beginning and trying to catch up.)
And, presumably because of her confession, the prosecutor isn't asking Steve more probative questions that could be helpful.
Steve says he spent the day (before or after, I forget) fighting with Tara. The prosecutor should've asked what they were fighting about, but he skipped right over that.
I wouldn't be surprised if Steve was upset that his girlfriend's adult son was using their (his?) house as a laundromat, crash pad, drug den, etc., and waking him up at all hours of the night to do so.
It also seemed weird to me that he waited around "trying to figure out what to do" and then called the regular, nonemergency police line. I mean, clearly Shad was already dead, but I'm pretty sure it's still an emergency, considering the murderer could still be in the home or is at least at large.
But he didn't want all the noise and sirens...
Idk, we'll see how this plays out.
@@coalbloodedhello she had blood in her clothes the mom stated she was coming in and out of her house so how u think she gonna take some weight for someone else and her beating up the lawyer how u think u have ? If she is the killer
@@iveliserojas612 I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to ask here...
I'm wondering why with all these people allowed to be on the streets and not competent to stand trial why couldn't the government be responsible for not only protecting the public but also the mentally ill.
No audio? For that witness?
As soon as I'm hearing this def atty picking at threads like how far the crime scene tape extended, gloves on and possession of flashlight and if the sidewalk was used to get up to the residence by the officer, you can tell his case is pointless. Even SHE looks like he has no "Schabusiness" defending her case LOL!
I feel so sorry for his mum - I can’t imagine
Really? Because the mother didn’t seem too upset about it. WE’RE more freaked out than she was. She was perfectly calm and even nonchalant.
@@Vmurph yes, really
@@VmurphI've seen more emotional over a missing cat 😺😂😂😂😂😂😂
She looks down most of the time but when they showed the “body cam” footage of the bucket she looks up the whole time.
Like she's relishing in the officers horror...
I hope they lock her in a tiny cell with someone who deserves it - like Lori Vallow, or Letecia Stauch! Let the evil witches fight it out. We can dream!
@lkhan El. Thankyou buddy. My tv is now at the beginning of the trial. Thanks everyone. I wanted to watch the opening statements during lunch.🙂🌹
I think this Prosecutor modeled his Opening Statement after William Brown’s from the Chandler Halderson trial. Smart move.
I was thinking the opposite. William Brown had me on the edge of my seat with his story-telling. I found my mind wandering with this prosecutor.
@@PamanasuejoI just mean I think that’s what he was going for- the same style and phrasing and tone. Not that it was as good as Mr. Brown’s.
I thought the same. He's trying to be a William Brown. Maybe someday he'll get there. I can tell he is trying to embody William Brown, which is a good thing. Brown is the best story teller I've ever heard in a courtroom.
Brown was far more confident and better at owning the room than this guy but I have a feeling this guy here is fresh meat. He still did alright.
But man... I must have watched Browns opening and closing 3X bc I was so impressed with his delivery
@@PamanasuejoI agree. This prosecutor didn’t tell the story in a way that pulls you in..
He and William Brown even look a bit alike!
Why did they not show the mother's testimony ???
Judge said no because he said she was a victim as well
@@bogeyta1 thank you for letting me know...the video just cut off when she got on the stand. 🤔🐾✌️
It's none of your SCHA BUSINESS
I know a Da'real-Darelle-E-Brooks-Junior in Wisconsin who would bounce in his cell if he heard this Jurors-Oath "trial this issue between the Plaintif and the Defendant" (allthough she is one of those who reads it so fast and meaningless that its hard to hear the words nore under-stand the meaning 😢) and they constantly refer to a Complaintant ... does not sound like Maritim Law, but still kind of a civil case instead of capital crime trial 😮
Officer Plonke’s vocal fry is tough to listen to.
Put some bass in your voice, officer!
The judge looks shocked.
I think he looks bored. He knows the case.
The fact that she is smiling throughout this whole thing is just sick.
of course she is sick.. 👹
I'm thinking she'll pounce on her attorney before this is over bc she needs the Jury to be convinced she's crazy!! Better hide any SHARP OBJECTS!
Why is this even a trial if she admitted to it all?… and the defense is not claiming “not guilty by reason of insanity”?!?
Even when someone admits it, they are entitled to a trial by a jury of their peers. Innocent until proven guilty. It's in our Constitution. Of course, if the admission is on video, then the conviction should be easy.
At 2:01 you can see the judge is irritated by defence cross examination lol
what's her attorneys named captain obvious? I know he's doing his job but really. almost felt like he was asking. questions just to be asking questions. or at least they seemed to lead nowhere.
I think he’s seriously just had to do his job either way and he just had to ask questions to make it look like it. He knew full well that she was guilty and she admitted it during their investigator interviews so there’s really no getting out of it. She is entitled to her defense but we all know she’s a nut job, including her defense attorneys. I don’t think it’s the same one that she attacked before either. I think she obviously had to get new attorneys lol or excuse me public defenders.
I ❤ this judge
Defense attorney's questions seem designed as a fishing expedition. I do not trust defense attorneys.
I think I see the defense's strategy. He is looking to call LE procedures and actions into question. He's looking for discrepancies.
I'm quite impressed with this judge. He runs a tight ship.
She admitted doing it. He is just trying to do what he can to ensure she doesn't have grounds for an appeal.
@noonetalksaboutaaroncarter - I understand that and agree that is what he ought to do. He's simply not very sophisticated nor bright in his process. None of his questions actually advanced either of his defense strategies for his client. I just found his questions perfunctory but not relevant to the defense.
Is she restrained so she can’t attack her lawyer?
Shock belt on her waist. She's probably going to get turned on by it knowing how crazy this psycho is!
Prob has a shock device on her feet
I assumed they would have her hands cuffed to her chair, like Brook's judge threatened to do to him lol but nope. Brave guy, or stupid! I wouldn't be sitting by that psycho
Hopefully for his sake
there's someone exactly like this woman residing in Milford CT. ORM. very disturbed people behave like this woman and sadly most get away with it
Is that Thea ( bun lady) from the burgos trial sittin behind the prosecution??
✨Wisconsin trials are my favorite: Mark Jensen (x2), Chandler Halderson, William Zelenski, Zachariah Anderson, Jeffrey Dahmer, etc... Taylor Schabusiness is straight up bizarre. I've watched all her pre-trial hearings (i.e. the doctor's psychiatric evaluations). I often see her making strange contorted facial expressions, like you would see in someone who's out of touch with reality. She's also a serious drug addict, and I'm sure that has gravely affected her brain. I do believe she is a tremendous danger to society, and I hope she's incarcerated for the remainder of her life⚖️
I agree!
I live in Kenosha, so Mark J and Zachariah A are in my backyard. This trial interests me greatly since l am from Green Bay.
William Brown, the DA from the Chandler Halderson trial, gives the most amazing opening/closing statements of all time imo. He's the best I've ever seen.
Don't forget Darrell Brooks
What's in the cheese?
@VickieAlbin right! Darrell is something else man
cornholes bar and grill is a big night out for wisconsonites
Defense attourney just seems to be wasting time or trying to get air time…
Dispatcher needs to get it together.
She is playing a big role sitting in this court. Looking Like an Academy Award.😮
Imagine finding your sons head in a bucket and being this calm on 911 call. 🤯
In shock
How long is a recess btw?
The cop that first looked had to ask the guy yo stop and not go up. Hes like wait n then all quiet like. Is that realyy what think it is.