Exactly this brave and smart girl got herself out. She saved herself. The only two ppl that made this happen was herself and the lady that made the call. Praying this girl is able to heal and live a normal and blessed life.
The police station was 6 miles away but, it took them over 45 minutes to get there when the 911 call came in. What were they doing having a pot luck? I read the police report. I live in southern Wisconsin hours away from this incident but, darn, the question remains “ what took the police 45 minutes to get there? I also do have questions about the initial 911 call from Jamie’s mother where the police passed the car and a detective said they passed a red car and he suspected it. So why were all the alerts the PD put out that we have no information since that’s the only car they saw on the road where the incident occurred?
i lived about 8 minutes from where this happened when it did and my younger sister graduated with Jayme and has said she seems to be doing really well.
I live in WI too and have often wondered how she’s been doing. That’s so good to hear! Such a horrible, traumatic thing to happen to such a nice young girl. I hope she continues to do well and has all the best things that life has to offer in her future. ❤
Jayme brought herself home. I wish the chief would’ve worded that differently. I understand why he said what he said but it would’ve been nice if he had given her credit. What she did took so much courage.
I’ve worked 13+ hour shifts for the last decade. Worst I’ve done is try to use my badge to get into my vehicle or home… I’ve never been so tired/distracted that I’ve gone to the wrong home and tried to kill someone because of it.
I've worked 16hr shifts and then gone home to sleep to get back up and do it again. Mother's work hours without sleep and then put in 12hrs at work. even though I might have got lost in a daydream while driving a few times, I've never walked into the wrong apartment or house.
I’ve done over 24 hour shifts at hospitals and while I was in the Army, not once have I ever gone to another house or Barracks room thinking it was my place.
Even without sleep deprivation people have inadvertently gotten into the wrong car in a parking lot. There are times that I find myself three blocks past where I was supposed to turn realizing I was daydreaming and mindlessly following a familiar route. People have gotten off on the wrong floor on elevator all the time and they don't realize it until they've taken several steps. If the elevator opened one floor early and the hall was the same, and carpet was the same, and layout was the same, it's not unreasonable that she would not even notice she was on the wrong floor at all.
@@randallsmerna384but would you stand in someone else's apartment and shoot them. Or if you accidentally got in someone's car and there's another person sitting in backseat, would your first instinct be to shoot. That was her point. Yes I've daydreamer. And almost got in the wrong car, but I recognize it's not my stuff in it.
No one in this world is always so observant enough to everything in their lives coz even me working as a pizza delivery guy, going in the same building quite regularly I do sometimes mistook wrong apartment particularly at night hours, So specifically in this case even officer Amber guyger wasn't very observant enough at that particular moment & it is very much possible that she mistook neighbour's apartment as her's ... distracted by everything that was going on with her at that particular time + being tired after a whole long tiresome day for a law enforcement officer aren't rare ... & Seeing officer Amber guyger's remorsefulness at her trial & taking the blame was quite acceptable not only from the judge & jurors view but even from the brother of victim showing his gesture of forgiveness was very much touching & a fair enough trial at the end because one person's life has already lost & it is not necessarily to ruined & end another lives by sentencing officer Amber guyger to life imprisonment when this shooting was completely accidental + when victim's family is ready to forgive Officer Amber guyger at the end of this trail then why we people still need to point a finger at one another because there was no motive, no linkage before between officer Amber guyger & the victim mr Botham jean. RIP to the Victim in the case & My condolences to the the victim's families.
She just celebrated the anniversary of her rescue on Facebook. I will never forget it, how God sent her a human "angel" of that CPS lady walking her dog, how the first cabin they came to the people were home, and the lady said "This is Jayme Closs. Call 911" and the cops got there just as the kidnapper was driving around looking for her !! Does this claim the cops found her? No. She escaped with the guy's shoes on and walked through the forest to a road.
I do not believe Amber at all. The man's lawyer is very smart and explained it all perfectly. AND more importantly, she should not appeal, she needs to take her sentence and do her time.
@@umeshvaghjiani822 So glad I’m not the only one that feels that way. I was like “Am I just cynical because I’ve consumed so much true crime or am I a bad person?”
Amber may have been trying to cry the whole time on the stand but I didn't see any tears. Getting a measly 10 years doesn't surprise me as she was a cop. The cop convicted of killing Elijah McClain only got 18 months.
If Amber was as remorseful as she claimed to be on the stand then she wouldn’t appeal. She’d consider herself lucky she only got ten years and do her time with no issues. That poor young man’s family have to live without him for the rest of their lives. I feel nothing for her and I don’t believe a word she said.
They mention how she only talks about her own consequences which is bad enough but note what she thinks those consequences are... Losing her job and losing her apartment. She expected no punishment for shooting a man in his own home besides minor slaps on the wrist. Besides the fact that no normal person could "accidentally" do what she did, and any person who had would be concerned about the victim not themselves... And even if somehow both those weren't true any non cop would be fearing life in prison. She wound up getting a slap on the wrist for murder anyway... And still she's fighting that. Imagine if her and the victims roles were switched. Would the judge be hugging the killer then? This whole case is a travesty.
What the lawyers assume is that a Cop is NEVER Off Duty, which is Absurd. You can't expect an off duty Cop to conform his training 100% because after all they are on their own time. She was just a young lady who wasn't suited to being a Cop but she hung in there until it fried her brain.
@@joekulik999 The relevance of her being a cop is that theoretically she should be even less likely to randomly "accidentally" go into a mans house and immediately shoot to kill. The average citizen doesn't have de-escalation training or training on how to handle dangerous or high stress situations. What you don't seem to understand is that the average citizen would get life for this and have no defense. She and her defense tried to plead for special treatment when really she had even less of an excuse than a random citizen who would have none to begin with. You twisting this to make the killer out to be the victim is absurd. Question what life choices brought you to this backward view.
The protocol required to enter your house.... This story makes no sense. The opening, the difference of the deco.... How does a sober person make such a mistake and get away with it That PD shd compensate the family and hold her accountable. Hug her for what? This is a a murderer! Who got caught. It was all about how the act affected her! What about the dead guy! How did all those pple buy this crap!
Why is the story with the killer cop tagged on the end and not referenced in the title? That murder deserves it's own video or at least to be mentioned in the title. So much wrong in that case.
So the way I heard it, Crime stoppers refused to pay the reward because they called 911 instead of Crime stoppers, so I believe Jayme's parents place of employment donated what crime stoppers SHOULD'VE paid.
I will never believe there isn't more to the Botham Jean murder story. He and his murderer must've had some kind of interaction, and she was out for revenge or something along those lines. That whole situation absolutely disgusts me. The judge even gave her a HUG after she had been found guilty. I don't buy her story about thinking it was her own apartment for even a second. Makes me sick.
The Kidnapped Girl is SMART..... she did not antagonise the kidnapper but remain calm & being a good listener. Well done Brave Girl God Bless You . Sorry about your parents❤❤❤❤
as a corrupt cop or a child abuser, you don`t need a death sentence to just get killed in jail instantly and sometimes even a decade after ..apparently..😱
This should not be a two part video, these cases both deserve their place and I think the second video should be separate. I feel so much for all of the victims that are mentioned in this video, your post makes no attempt to mention the victim in the second segment and that is not cool just saying. long time watcher, I hope that you do well, be safe and share love everyone
wow the police really taking credit for finding the girl, when she was the one who was brave enough to outsmart and escape by herself, after the police let the abductor escape in the first place really annoyed me...
Don’t you just LOVE when police take credit for “bringing Jayme home” when in reality, they did absolutely NOT bring her home. For 2 months she was with that psycho. The only reason she was found is because of JAYME herself!!! He could’ve killed her and disposed of her and probably would’ve never gotten caught. Good job LE 🙄
I was the only person outside of family who communicated with JP after he was taken into custody,it was very educational and eye opening. We were strangers, never knew him and no it wasn’t “love”, not even close.
When I was younger and I used to come home tired from work or tired from a night out I never forgot my door or my floor. There's something wrong w/ her story. Hoping this gentlemen get the justice he deserves.
There are whole months I don't remember when my husband and I worked excessive hours, waking very early. Like 4am. And I'm a natural night owl. So I was basically getting sleep in broken bits. A few hours here. A few there. But somehow I always walked through the right house door.
It's weird that if she got into a car wreck, her being tired wouldn't be excusable. But her managing to drive home, while on the phone mind you, and yet be too tired to notice all the different sights/smells that aren't like your home? It's really weird.
how could the police chief take her impressively brave escape away from her by saying the police found her? This girl was her own superhero when the police had failed to find her.
I cant believe the police comments! The second story really shakes me, im sorry, she knew where she was....we know how to get home, where we are and he was sitting there eating ice cream- clearly not a threat! I think that story is bogus, she was not drunk or anyrhing .... Her repeating it over n over is suspect....i worked nights sometimes 12 hours a night , drove home and always knew where my house was!
@@Runzwitbeer99 This is such a good point! If she heard someone in there from the outside, she could have just left and called the cops. If she didn't hear him from the outside, then when she went to put her key in , she would have known it wasn't her apartment. The whole situation is so weird! I know one thing, always lock your door. ALWAYS!
While I don’t believe her, I will say she might not have used a key. We live in a gated apartment complex with cameras everywhere and don’t lock our door and I’ve actually wondered before if i would ever accidentally walk into the apartment above me (because I’ve also been distracted/on my phone) and one time it was dark coming into my own apartment and as soon as i opened the door I panicked and thought “oh my god what if this isn’t my place” I get paranoid about it sometimes though and it has literally never happened to me, but yea sometimes I’ll open my door while while looking at my phone and as soon as I take the first step in I’m like oh my god what if this isn’t my place but again, that’s literally never happened and it honestly just seems really unlikely and I just don’t buy her story
The hugs for this woman from the family and the judge are absolutely ridiculous! And what would have happened if the victim had done the same to her and would there have been hugs or a life sentence for him? It is clear that she shot because she wanted to shoot and was waiting for that opportunity. It is enough for me to look at her face, and 10 years is a mockery!
I'm not trying to excuse what Amber did, but when i was a kid...around 9 or 10, I walked into my friend's house thinking it was my own. I was walking home from school, her house was about 10 houses before mine on the same block. I walked right past her dad and her brother who were working in the flowerbed. They said "hi" to me as I walked past them and into the house. It wasn't until her mother walked into the living room and said something that I realized my mistake. So many comments are saying that they don't think that could ever possibly happen because theyve never done it. I clearly remember being on autopilot when i did it, so I believe anything's possible. There was also a case of a man that was sleep walking when he drove across town to his inlaws house to murder them. Truth is stranger than fiction. 🤷♀️
The office taking credit for Jayme’s return is just pathetic. Hey that is because of Jayme’s courage, being strong, smart and the will to survive. Stay strong Jayme❤
I walked into my neighbors house before… it was raining so my head was down as I ran in…I seen the fire hydrant and was like I never noticed that before… then walked in& seen 4 college kids It took 5-6 seconds to realize I didn’t know any of them & I was I’m the wrong apartment!!! & my 8 year old was with me
She wasn't to tired when she was fooling around with a married man. I remember hearing she had some type discrepancy with the victim. Her apartment was directly below his apartment and she would get upset about noise.
Amber becomes emotional, it makes even the judge emotional, judge hugs a murder (?) anyway, she gets a short sentences, - funny judgements - In my country too cops kill people and they get away without proper punishments, they have the state supports!
This is a lot like the Short Family murders in Virginia where Michael and Mary Short were shot dead in their home and then 9 year old Jennifer Short their daughter was taken and then found murdered 30 miles from the home a month and a half later. Sadly, that case 22 years later still unsolved. This happened in August of 2002. Just sad.
I dont think I've ever disagreed more with a case than Amber Guyger. I do believe her story, as foolish as it is. It wasn't murder, but manslaughter. However, her sentence should be at least 15-25 years. She freaking killed an innocent man in his home!
Anyone else waiting for an alternative theory regarding motive to be offered by SOMEONE among all those saying how ridiculous her thinking she was walking into her own apartment is? I understand to a degree but when you’re tired and distracted it’s actually quite easy to miss details like a doormat or wrong decor, especially if you’re not expecting anyone to be in there and you immediately hear movement. If not a mistake then why?
I have been really tired coming home very late at night once and tried opening the wrong apartment with my key and I couldn’t understand why my key wasn’t working than realized when I looked at the door number 😮
I went into 711. Was in there for five minutes. Walked out, opened the door to “my” car, tossed my bag in…and I’m staring into the car completely and utterly perplexed - I couldn’t make any sense of what I was looking at. It took at least thirty seconds for my brain to register: this isn’t my car. It was silver, like mine, but a completely different make and model, in a completely different parking spot, obviously full of completely different things than my own. Obviously I didn’t murder someone in that moment but it took a surprisingly long time for my brain to catch up. My expectations didn’t match what I was seeing and it took significant time to rectify the mistake and realize why things weren’t lining up. I’m not a police officer, don’t own a gun, don’t work in this sort of high stress job…but it was a very short span of time between walking in and walking out and I was still confused far longer than you’d think.
I know she might be guilty, however, we experience once someone coming to our apartment because the elevator was malfunctioning bringing people to our floor instead of the person's floor. Thankfully, we turn the lights on and the person apologize and left. Then it happened to us, we went to a floor above ours and we did entered but all departments look the same, however, upon turning the light on, we noticed it was not. The people in the apartment were watching TV. We apologize and left. We locked the door since then. BTW we are in the Canada, gun ownership is not as prolific in Canada compare to the U.S.A.
In reference to the Officer who shot the neighbor, how did she get into the wrong apartment? First thing I do when I get to my door is put the key into the lock and unlock the door. I don't check to see if it is unlocked. With that, the key wouldn't turn..
In absolute disbelief that anyone thought the off-duty officer intentionally went to an apartment she knew wasn’t hers in order to shoot someone. Should she have been held responsible for the error she made? Yes. But the sentence she received was unduly harsh and rendered purely to satisfy the outcriers. How many of us have gone to the wrong car in a parking lot and been confused when our key didn’t open the door? One time, after an extremely stressful event I actually drove to my old house that I’d moved from several months before and had rented out. Thankfully, I wasn’t distracted like she was (texting on her phone), but it still took me several moments sitting in my car to process why there was a strange automobile parked beside my home.
Amber Guyger, how could she get in wit hout the right key? She was supposedly trained and should be held to a higher standard than a regular person. my father was a state trooper and he always told me "you can't call the bullet back" so you better be damned sure you make the right call before you pull the trigger. She was wrong.
I am sending out my thoughts and prayers and love to his family and friends I am really! So very sorry for your loss 😢💔 forever young he is gone way to soon he is gone but he will never be forgotten
I dont get the police lady thing... Did she have a past relationship with the tenant above her? Was the door unlocked before entering? Is the apartment set up exactly the same down to the wall color? Like what in the mind of the officer could she even grasp onto to justify that these were the same apartments
I wouldn’t shoot anyone but I’ve tried opening the wrong apt door. Went to the incorrect floor and tried to open the door and of course I couldn’t. How did she get in, is my question….
20:41 - And that is when the real justice begins, looking over your shoulder for the remainder of your life in a small box with others that despise you for stealing their oxygen.
@@cynthiaconnors183 I’m saying it yielded the cop had his eye on him, he knew I was suspicious,the guy reporting said they did nothing about that basically cops dropped the ball
@@Dr.Pepperlady there wasn’t anything suspicious about it. The only thing there would have been the fact that it was coming from the direction they were going. 🤣
She was not found, the cops did not solve this !!!! JAYMIE did she had strength fortitude and determination to live.
Yes the cops were taking credit "we promised we going to bring her back and here she is "
yeah that part annoyed me as well!
Police chief taking credit for bringing Jayme home is beyond pathetic. Sincerely hope she has a normal life going forward.
It was truly pathetic
Exactly this brave and smart girl got herself out. She saved herself. The only two ppl that made this happen was herself and the lady that made the call. Praying this girl is able to heal and live a normal and blessed life.
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Yea they didn’t find her , she ran escaped smart girl , pretty girl I hope she gets to be happy ‼️
"YES! THE MEN SAVED THE DAY"
Police taking credit for Jayme’s return is a joke what audacity!
Narcissism is a requirement for all state actors, especially the armed ones.
Yo. They told us they were going to and they did!
Thank you for saying exactly what I was think.. LOL you beat me to it..
Did they though, I saw a clip of a cop saying she freed herself.
@@Usrname.24they said “we said we would try our hardest to find her and we did just that” when she appeared. They took credit for her escaping
The cops taking credit for her escape is hilarious.
I know, it was like something from a sitcom
but but, they found her.
@@Turnkey_BMthey didn’t find her are u mentally handicapped? She escaped and a neighbor found her
They’re road pirates. Enemies of humanity. Egomaniacs with single digit IQs.
The police station was 6 miles away but, it took them over 45 minutes to get there when the 911 call came in. What were they doing having a pot luck? I read the police report. I live in southern Wisconsin hours away from this incident but, darn, the question remains “ what took the police 45 minutes to get there?
I also do have questions about the initial 911 call from Jamie’s mother where the police passed the car and a detective said they passed a red car and he suspected it. So why were all the alerts the PD put out that we have no information since that’s the only car they saw on the road where the incident occurred?
i lived about 8 minutes from where this happened when it did and my younger sister graduated with Jayme and has said she seems to be doing really well.
That is great to hear. I am surprised they remained in the area due to reminders.
I live in WI too and have often wondered how she’s been doing. That’s so good to hear! Such a horrible, traumatic thing to happen to such a nice young girl. I hope she continues to do well and has all the best things that life has to offer in her future. ❤
That is good to hear, I hope the rest of her life is wonderful.
@@tristandenver3920 Thank you for that update. It makes a lot of empathetic people feel better and not left with a knot in their stomach.
Jayme brought herself home. I wish the chief would’ve worded that differently. I understand why he said what he said but it would’ve been nice if he had given her credit. What she did took so much courage.
Wait the last lady/cop only got 10years? Wow. Someones life is only worth 10years in prison? Thats a shame.
I remember when Jayme was recovered. A lot of stores and restaurants even printed it on receipts that day. Bravest little girl ever!
I’ve worked 13+ hour shifts for the last decade. Worst I’ve done is try to use my badge to get into my vehicle or home… I’ve never been so tired/distracted that I’ve gone to the wrong home and tried to kill someone because of it.
She know exactly what she was doing. She even showed her true colours in those text messages about Martin Luther king. She got off lightly
I've worked 16hr shifts and then gone home to sleep to get back up and do it again. Mother's work hours without sleep and then put in 12hrs at work.
even though I might have got lost in a daydream while driving a few times, I've never walked into the wrong apartment or house.
I’ve done over 24 hour shifts at hospitals and while I was in the Army, not once have I ever gone to another house or Barracks room thinking it was my place.
Even without sleep deprivation people have inadvertently gotten into the wrong car in a parking lot. There are times that I find myself three blocks past where I was supposed to turn realizing I was daydreaming and mindlessly following a familiar route.
People have gotten off on the wrong floor on elevator all the time and they don't realize it until they've taken several steps. If the elevator opened one floor early and the hall was the same, and carpet was the same, and layout was the same, it's not unreasonable that she would not even notice she was on the wrong floor at all.
@randallsmerna384 are you a cop whose job it is to be observant?
It was because she was too busy texting, instead of paying attention of where she was going
@@randallsmerna384but would you stand in someone else's apartment and shoot them. Or if you accidentally got in someone's car and there's another person sitting in backseat, would your first instinct be to shoot. That was her point. Yes I've daydreamer. And almost got in the wrong car, but I recognize it's not my stuff in it.
No one in this world is always so observant enough to everything in their lives coz even me working as a pizza delivery guy, going in the same building quite regularly I do sometimes mistook wrong apartment particularly at night hours, So specifically in this case even officer Amber guyger wasn't very observant enough at that particular moment & it is very much possible that she mistook neighbour's apartment as her's ... distracted by everything that was going on with her at that particular time + being tired after a whole long tiresome day for a law enforcement officer aren't rare ... & Seeing officer Amber guyger's remorsefulness at her trial & taking the blame was quite acceptable not only from the judge & jurors view but even from the brother of victim showing his gesture of forgiveness was very much touching & a fair enough trial at the end because one person's life has already lost & it is not necessarily to ruined & end another lives by sentencing officer Amber guyger to life imprisonment when this shooting was completely accidental + when victim's family is ready to forgive Officer Amber guyger at the end of this trail then why we people still need to point a finger at one another because there was no motive, no linkage before between officer Amber guyger & the victim mr Botham jean. RIP to the Victim in the case & My condolences to the the victim's families.
I can't imagine how absolutely terrified this young woman must have felt. Wishing her comfort & peace. ❤️
Her mom was my friend. I miss my friend.
@@tracy406; did her mom move away? You don’t hear from her anymore?
@@moneyfornothing3264 she's dead, she was murdered
@@moneyfornothing3264the mom was killed
@@moneyfornothing3264🤦🏽♀️
She just celebrated the anniversary of her rescue on Facebook. I will never forget it, how God sent her a human "angel" of that CPS lady walking her dog, how the first cabin they came to the people were home, and the lady said "This is Jayme Closs. Call 911" and the cops got there just as the kidnapper was driving around looking for her !! Does this claim the cops found her? No. She escaped with the guy's shoes on and walked through the forest to a road.
Why is the judge hugging the person going to prison? Have some sympathy w the family who just lost a child
RIP To Both Denise And James Closs 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
@@GhostRider-eq3ki Read the Bible and it'll tell you the exact opposite
@@iley7096 What faith and book almost 50 i have read all faiths !
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@@iley7096 The bible is a bit wtf which one what faith and dom are you ?
@@GhostRider-eq3ki My Bible is King James version and I'm a Christian
I do not believe Amber at all. The man's lawyer is very smart and explained it all perfectly. AND more importantly, she should not appeal, she needs to take her sentence and do her time.
YES! If she was truly as remorseful as she claimed to be on the stand then she would serve her sentence.
@@FreedomOfSpeechIsAnIllusion exactly!
@@umeshvaghjiani822 So glad I’m not the only one that feels that way. I was like “Am I just cynical because I’ve consumed so much true crime or am I a bad person?”
@@FreedomOfSpeechIsAnIllusion If she truly felt remorse, she would do her time. The fact she is appealing it, tells you everything we need to know!
@@umeshvaghjiani822 I’m with you.
he doesn’t think like a serial killer, he just acts like one.
Intruder eating ice cream on the couch??? and it's a threat??? I'm scared to eat ice cream on my couch now!!!
Amber may have been trying to cry the whole time on the stand but I didn't see any tears. Getting a measly 10 years doesn't surprise me as she was a cop. The cop convicted of killing Elijah McClain only got 18 months.
Dogs eat no dog
If Amber was as remorseful as she claimed to be on the stand then she wouldn’t appeal. She’d consider herself lucky she only got ten years and do her time with no issues. That poor young man’s family have to live without him for the rest of their lives. I feel nothing for her and I don’t believe a word she said.
@@GreenRavenArt64 I don’t understand the outpouring of support for her. She’s a murderer.
They mention how she only talks about her own consequences which is bad enough but note what she thinks those consequences are... Losing her job and losing her apartment. She expected no punishment for shooting a man in his own home besides minor slaps on the wrist. Besides the fact that no normal person could "accidentally" do what she did, and any person who had would be concerned about the victim not themselves... And even if somehow both those weren't true any non cop would be fearing life in prison. She wound up getting a slap on the wrist for murder anyway... And still she's fighting that. Imagine if her and the victims roles were switched. Would the judge be hugging the killer then? This whole case is a travesty.
You are 100% CORRECT in every word you stated!
She is a pathetic excuse for a “Police Officer” … a horrible actress … and a Liar through and through.
What the lawyers assume is that a Cop is NEVER Off Duty, which is Absurd. You can't expect an off duty Cop to conform his training 100% because after all they are on their own time. She was just a young lady who wasn't suited to being a Cop but she hung in there until it fried her brain.
@@joekulik999 The relevance of her being a cop is that theoretically she should be even less likely to randomly "accidentally" go into a mans house and immediately shoot to kill. The average citizen doesn't have de-escalation training or training on how to handle dangerous or high stress situations. What you don't seem to understand is that the average citizen would get life for this and have no defense. She and her defense tried to plead for special treatment when really she had even less of an excuse than a random citizen who would have none to begin with. You twisting this to make the killer out to be the victim is absurd. Question what life choices brought you to this backward view.
Okay, but Jamie escaped and saved herself. She gets all the credit for that.
So… the judge thought it appropriate to hug the criminal that killed a man in his own apartment? Very strange choice.
Why not hug the victim’s Family for the loss of their Innocent Son💔 Truly Heartbreaking
She isn’t sorry for killing him. She’s sorry she was found guilty.
what are you talking about
You have the wrong case here you're commenting on.
You both must’ve not watched until the end. 🤔Ambers case is at the end. 😂
@@trinity2145 Thank you! Sorry about that!
The protocol required to enter your house.... This story makes no sense. The opening, the difference of the deco.... How does a sober person make such a mistake and get away with it That PD shd compensate the family and hold her accountable. Hug her for what? This is a a murderer! Who got caught. It was all about how the act affected her! What about the dead guy! How did all those pple buy this crap!
How did HER KEY open HIS DOOR
from what I heard, he had it slightly ajar, he most likely felt safe enough in his own home to do that.
He was not a ex-Marine. He was a recruit that was discharged after 5 weeks of boot camp that is 13 weeks long.
Why is the story with the killer cop tagged on the end and not referenced in the title? That murder deserves it's own video or at least to be mentioned in the title. So much wrong in that case.
So sad Jamie lost so much at such a young age. Prayers for her to be happy. Prayers she does great things in the memory of her parents. 🙏💔🙏
You killed an innocent man the least you could do is your 10 years that’s nothing for taking a life
So did Jayme get the reward for saving herself?
she did, the women that found Jayme gave it to her
I also heard Hormel donated a substantial amount, as her parents had worked for the company.
So the way I heard it, Crime stoppers refused to pay the reward because they called 911 instead of Crime stoppers, so I believe Jayme's parents place of employment donated what crime stoppers SHOULD'VE paid.
I will never believe there isn't more to the Botham Jean murder story. He and his murderer must've had some kind of interaction, and she was out for revenge or something along those lines. That whole situation absolutely disgusts me. The judge even gave her a HUG after she had been found guilty. I don't buy her story about thinking it was her own apartment for even a second. Makes me sick.
What’s that have to do with todays video?
Its the second half of this video 😂@Platypus680
@@ms.lethal614 oh I got bored and turned it off.
The attention span of an acorn.
Totally Agree!
The Kidnapped Girl is SMART..... she did not antagonise the kidnapper but remain calm & being a good listener. Well done Brave Girl God Bless You . Sorry about your parents❤❤❤❤
as a corrupt cop or a child abuser, you don`t need a death sentence to just get killed in jail instantly and sometimes even a decade after ..apparently..😱
Trying to appeal the wrong she did shows zero sorrow.
This should not be a two part video, these cases both deserve their place and I think the second video should be separate. I feel so much for all of the victims that are mentioned in this video, your post makes no attempt to mention the victim in the second segment and that is not cool just saying. long time watcher, I hope that you do well, be safe and share love everyone
The police saying they brought her home, what a bottom feeder that guy must be
Great job as usual Jesse!
wow the police really taking credit for finding the girl, when she was the one who was brave enough to outsmart and escape by herself, after the police let the abductor escape in the first place really annoyed me...
Thank you for covering this case.
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Don’t you just LOVE when police take credit for “bringing Jayme home” when in reality, they did absolutely NOT bring her home. For 2 months she was with that psycho. The only reason she was found is because of JAYME herself!!! He could’ve killed her and disposed of her and probably would’ve never gotten caught. Good job LE 🙄
I was the only person outside of family who communicated with JP after he was taken into custody,it was very educational and eye opening. We were strangers, never knew him and no it wasn’t “love”, not even close.
When I was younger and I used to come home tired from work or tired from a night out I never forgot my door or my floor. There's something wrong w/ her story. Hoping this gentlemen get the justice he deserves.
There are whole months I don't remember when my husband and I worked excessive hours, waking very early. Like 4am. And I'm a natural night owl. So I was basically getting sleep in broken bits. A few hours here. A few there. But somehow I always walked through the right house door.
It's weird that if she got into a car wreck, her being tired wouldn't be excusable. But her managing to drive home, while on the phone mind you, and yet be too tired to notice all the different sights/smells that aren't like your home? It's really weird.
sure, because your life and experiences define anyone else's.....
Not to mention, she faces people every day who pose a threat; does she fall apart on the job?
Another thing is when you enter a home , there is always a sent and she would have noticed it was different from her own apartment ..
Scent
how could the police chief take her impressively brave escape away from her by saying the police found her? This girl was her own superhero when the police had failed to find her.
Without invading her privacy it would be nice to know how she's doing today.
I agree! I pray she is doing good. 🙏
she is doing very well my younger sister graduated with her
@@tristandenver3920 Thank you
I cant believe the police comments! The second story really shakes me, im sorry, she knew where she was....we know how to get home, where we are and he was sitting there eating ice cream- clearly not a threat! I think that story is bogus, she was not drunk or anyrhing .... Her repeating it over n over is suspect....i worked nights sometimes 12 hours a night , drove home and always knew where my house was!
Imagine lying next to somebody, knowing they had killed her parents, poor girl in shock, then having to be with him, whilst hoping/trying to escape!
She was tired, came home and he was making some noise so she shot him, imho. No way she thought that was her apt.
@@Runzwitbeer99 This is such a good point! If she heard someone in there from the outside, she could have just left and called the cops. If she didn't hear him from the outside, then when she went to put her key in , she would have known it wasn't her apartment. The whole situation is so weird! I know one thing, always lock your door. ALWAYS!
This story is one I won't forget just miles from where I live and my sister was the same age at the time
You would think the off-duty police officer would realise she is at the wrong apartment when her key wouldn't work.....
While I don’t believe her, I will say she might not have used a key. We live in a gated apartment complex with cameras everywhere and don’t lock our door and I’ve actually wondered before if i would ever accidentally walk into the apartment above me (because I’ve also been distracted/on my phone) and one time it was dark coming into my own apartment and as soon as i opened the door I panicked and thought “oh my god what if this isn’t my place”
I get paranoid about it sometimes though and it has literally never happened to me, but yea sometimes I’ll open my door while while looking at my phone and as soon as I take the first step in I’m like oh my god what if this isn’t my place but again, that’s literally never happened and it honestly just seems really unlikely and I just don’t buy her story
door was open
SHE SAVED HERSELF AND THE WOMAN THAT SHE RAN TO!!!!! NOT THE POLICE LOL
The hugs for this woman from the family and the judge are absolutely ridiculous! And what would have happened if the victim had done the same to her and would there have been hugs or a life sentence for him? It is clear that she shot because she wanted to shoot and was waiting for that opportunity. It is enough for me to look at her face, and 10 years is a mockery!
Because regardless of the circumstances, showing love and compassion are ALWAYS the better thing.
I'm not trying to excuse what Amber did, but when i was a kid...around 9 or 10, I walked into my friend's house thinking it was my own. I was walking home from school, her house was about 10 houses before mine on the same block. I walked right past her dad and her brother who were working in the flowerbed. They said "hi" to me as I walked past them and into the house. It wasn't until her mother walked into the living room and said something that I realized my mistake. So many comments are saying that they don't think that could ever possibly happen because theyve never done it. I clearly remember being on autopilot when i did it, so I believe anything's possible. There was also a case of a man that was sleep walking when he drove across town to his inlaws house to murder them. Truth is stranger than fiction. 🤷♀️
The office taking credit for Jayme’s return is just pathetic. Hey that is because of Jayme’s courage, being strong, smart and the will to survive. Stay strong Jayme❤
Amber would never win an Oscar with that performance.
I walked into my neighbors house before… it was raining so my head was down as I ran in…I seen the fire hydrant and was like I never noticed that before… then walked in& seen 4 college kids
It took 5-6 seconds to realize I didn’t know any of them & I was I’m the wrong apartment!!! & my 8 year old was with me
there were too many things that would have alerted Guyger that she had the wrong apartment-I don't believe her at all-
those cops 'oh we saved her' and drove right by him while he was abducting her
Why are yall even bringing up this case now?
She wasn't to tired when she was fooling around with a married man. I remember hearing she had some type discrepancy with the victim. Her apartment was directly below his apartment and she would get upset about noise.
Just saddening and horrifying
Miss Geiger's texts speak to the type of person she is. She's not a good person.
She seemed wide awake when she was sexting with her boyfriend 😮a few minutes before the murder
I'm from Minnesota, and her face was EVERYWHERE in Wisconsin, Minnesota. Everyone was looking for her.
The brother giving her a hug… wow
Amber becomes emotional, it makes even the judge emotional, judge hugs a murder (?) anyway, she gets a short sentences, - funny judgements - In my country too cops kill people and they get away without proper punishments, they have the state supports!
This is a lot like the Short Family murders in Virginia where Michael and Mary Short were shot dead in their home and then 9 year old Jennifer Short their daughter was taken and then found murdered 30 miles from the home a month and a half later. Sadly, that case 22 years later still unsolved. This happened in August of 2002. Just sad.
Jayame I pray that you will help other people that has gone through what you did
She got out on her own and a neighbor walking her dog saw her and helped her. ❤ I jave no doubt her parents were with her all along.
I dont think I've ever disagreed more with a case than Amber Guyger. I do believe her story, as foolish as it is. It wasn't murder, but manslaughter. However, her sentence should be at least 15-25 years. She freaking killed an innocent man in his home!
She could have left the apartment and called 911
Who is Amber and why is she in this video, I'm so confused?
Anyone else waiting for an alternative theory regarding motive to be offered by SOMEONE among all those saying how ridiculous her thinking she was walking into her own apartment is? I understand to a degree but when you’re tired and distracted it’s actually quite easy to miss details like a doormat or wrong decor, especially if you’re not expecting anyone to be in there and you immediately hear movement. If not a mistake then why?
Murder shows some sort of intent to target. It's beyond obvious that it's AT MOST it is manslaughter - but murder? SMH!
Was the door locked??
I have been really tired coming home very late at night once and tried opening the wrong apartment with my key and I couldn’t understand why my key wasn’t working than realized when I looked at the door number 😮
interestingely enough her key seemed to fit?????
I went into 711. Was in there for five minutes. Walked out, opened the door to “my” car, tossed my bag in…and I’m staring into the car completely and utterly perplexed - I couldn’t make any sense of what I was looking at. It took at least thirty seconds for my brain to register: this isn’t my car. It was silver, like mine, but a completely different make and model, in a completely different parking spot, obviously full of completely different things than my own. Obviously I didn’t murder someone in that moment but it took a surprisingly long time for my brain to catch up. My expectations didn’t match what I was seeing and it took significant time to rectify the mistake and realize why things weren’t lining up. I’m not a police officer, don’t own a gun, don’t work in this sort of high stress job…but it was a very short span of time between walking in and walking out and I was still confused far longer than you’d think.
Imma lose my job ? Girl you just killed someone f that job
I know she might be guilty, however, we experience once someone coming to our apartment because the elevator was malfunctioning bringing people to our floor instead of the person's floor. Thankfully, we turn the lights on and the person apologize and left. Then it happened to us, we went to a floor above ours and we did entered but all departments look the same, however, upon turning the light on, we noticed it was not. The people in the apartment were watching TV. We apologize and left. We locked the door since then. BTW we are in the Canada, gun ownership is not as prolific in Canada compare to the U.S.A.
In reference to the Officer who shot the neighbor, how did she get into the wrong apartment? First thing I do when I get to my door is put the key into the lock and unlock the door. I don't check to see if it is unlocked. With that, the key wouldn't turn..
i found my neighbour in my apartment...he had blacked out thinking its his place
In absolute disbelief that anyone thought the off-duty officer intentionally went to an apartment she knew wasn’t hers in order to shoot someone. Should she have been held responsible for the error she made? Yes. But the sentence she received was unduly harsh and rendered purely to satisfy the outcriers. How many of us have gone to the wrong car in a parking lot and been confused when our key didn’t open the door? One time, after an extremely stressful event I actually drove to my old house that I’d moved from several months before and had rented out. Thankfully, I wasn’t distracted like she was (texting on her phone), but it still took me several moments sitting in my car to process why there was a strange automobile parked beside my home.
She found her own way out, brave girl
I am sending out my thoughts and prayers and love to her and her family and friends I am really! So very sorry for your losses 😢💔
This case absolutely should be a death penalty case. Unfortunately it is not. That’s shameful
Amber Guyger, how could she get in wit hout the right key? She was supposedly trained and should be held to a higher standard than a regular person. my father was a state trooper and he always told me "you can't call the bullet back" so you better be damned sure you make the right call before you pull the trigger. She was wrong.
Awful crime, police bungle response, girl heroically escapes, police...take credit?
I am sending out my thoughts and prayers and love to his family and friends I am really! So very sorry for your loss 😢💔 forever young he is gone way to soon he is gone but he will never be forgotten
God bless this poor child. That man that did that was SO EVIL.
I dont get the police lady thing...
Did she have a past relationship with the tenant above her? Was the door unlocked before entering? Is the apartment set up exactly the same down to the wall color?
Like what in the mind of the officer could she even grasp onto to justify that these were the same apartments
Male violence, police take credit for her escape
The police didnt find this girl,
This brave girl came to the elderly lady for help.
I wouldn’t shoot anyone but I’ve tried opening the wrong apt door. Went to the incorrect floor and tried to open the door and of course I couldn’t. How did she get in, is my question….
It looked pretty dark in there when cops were shining flashlights around. How could she really see all.the floor, furniture and so on.
I am really! Glad that he got life in prison without the possibility of parole
20:41 - And that is when the real justice begins, looking over your shoulder for the remainder of your life in a small box with others that despise you for stealing their oxygen.
That police speech was so narcissistic and and embarrassment. Jayme saved herself, but you could have quicker if you'd pulled that car over ffs.
Im sorry but i think shes faking her crying on the stand... crocodile tears the house.
Forgiveness has helped me to pass on. It is not easy to forgive and it takes time. But it has set me free.❤🕊
As Jesse says. You will never forget.
I don’t agree with the guy’s theory about the car yielding
What theory. 😂
The car did yield. It's in the video.
@@cynthiaconnors183 I’m saying it yielded the cop had his eye on him, he knew I was suspicious,the guy reporting said they did nothing about that basically cops dropped the ball
@@Dr.Pepperlady there wasn’t anything suspicious about it. The only thing there would have been the fact that it was coming from the direction they were going. 🤣
@@Carl_McMelvin here buddy I’ll give you a time stamp 10:08
Am I the only one that didn’t believe the second one either ? like even her testimony I didn’t believe. It felt like an act.
Prison is not nice for those types of guys.