If Walter White Was Charged For His Crimes
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What crimes would Walter White (Breaking Bad) be charged with?
A video examining what would Breaking Bad villains be charged with if they were to be in court.
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hmm wait a second how is this commented an hour ago if the video was uploaded just minutes ago
wait manscaped? the one that shaves ball hair?
You forgot Walt’s worst crime of all: refusing to go go-karting with Jesse.
Facts
And when he switched Hector’s Channel.
500 years
800,000 fine
Truly one of his worst crimes
Saul could probably talk it down to a month in prison and a week of probation
"we're all friends here..."
petty with a prior
a month with his power of slippines he could take it to 3 days plus chocholate milk
Saul could talk it down to side effects of old age and a simple misunderstanding.
@@irrelevanttwat lmao
Doing things that gets you 26 lifes in jail in one life is actually an achievement
That's like a 6 star wanted level in GTA
In the span of like a year and a half, too
A life sentence isn't actually the entirety of a life. A federal life sentence is 35 years. So 26 life sentences would have been roughly 11-13 lifetimes. Still impressive nonetheless. Walt would've still spent the rest of his life behind bars cancer aside.
@@ogkhaosmc what you just said made no sense. A life sentence is a life sentence, hence why it's called a LIFE SENTENCE.
@@theoneonly5368 It should be, but it isn't
Imagine if Walt somehow survived all 18 life sentences and all 393 years of jail but died before he could do his community service.
I think after like 80-90 years they would probably let him out
@@brawldude2656Walter is also in his 50’s
Damn that park is never gonna get cleaned
Oof
Other prison inmates: So, what are you in for?
Walter: Everything.
He quite literally did every terrible crime u can think of! The only thing he didn’t do was mass genocide at once but then again.. he sure got damn close to it 💀
@@No_name8374 when did he almost genocide a whole ethnic group?
Rick and morty
Walter: it be quicker to tell you what I didn't do
@@No_name8374 plane crash is pretty up there ngl
All of this could have been avoided if Hank didn’t turn on the tv on Walt’s birthday
Yes
nah, all if this could've been avoided if Walter wasn't so insecure that he left Gretchen and Grey Matter
It was Hank’s fault
Nah, in reality it was all Gretchen and Elliot's fault, but Hank is to blame also.
@@jsphat81why Gretchen and Elliot? Walter left willingly and when they tried to contract him he rejected the offfer is literally Walt’s fault
And the fact that he did a lot of this within ONE YEAR is still insane
Saul talking it down to a speeding ticket💀
He really is an outstanding lawyer
Saul's opening defence line: "Let me ask you esteemed ladies and gentlemen of the jury, who hasn't run a red light or two before...?"
Not guilty
Your honor my client is innocent he put it on his mama
"your honour, i would like to say that this is not true, as he said on god"
@@AlmostHunter and he said "no cap"
@@masterroyale6923and he said “no kizzy” so he must be innocent ur honor
I like how not only would Walter have to die and come back to life 17 times, live a lifetime about 5x the average lifetime, and pays hundreds of thousands of dollars, with all of that he still has to do community service. Poor Walt.
I mean, he really just had a 1 year sentence. WALTER WHITE DID BARELY ANYTHING WRONG!!!
@@incognitoman3656Bro, you serious right now?
@@incognitoman3656 calm down
@@redacted3876 yes, he was just assaulting, battering, killing, kidnapping, selling drugs, and long list of other things. He really just had a 1 year sentence for all these minor and tiny crimes
This comment chain just got woooshed
Things may work different in the UK, but here in the US, none of Walters murders would be considered self-defense, because they were committed in the commission of crimes. So, Emilio and Crazy 8's deaths would be manslaughter.
Yes
But he contemplated murder of Crazy 8, that's a first degree murder!
@@somedud1140yeah there’s no spinning that one to self defense, I disagree with the vid on that one
But Krazy-8 & Emilio both threatened Walt & Jesse at gunpoint & BCS showed Emilio & krazy-8 don’t have a clean background.
@@mtndewisawesome3951 that doesn’t make it self defense though. They have to be actively threatening you. In America, you could be charged with assault or murder for attacking someone if they’re running away, even if they tried to kill you first. Not saying I agree with the US self defense laws, but it basically has to be a very clear threat of bodily harm. Domingo was 100% incapacitated here, and the legal thing to do would be to turn him into the cops
Walt killing Jacks crew could have been labeled as self defense, considering they were planning to kill him. Also vigilantism because Walt saved Jesse from being enslaved and tortured.
It's not self defense. It was premeditated murder. He was planning on killing Jack and his crew for months. He went to Jacks compound with the intent to murder him and his crew. He ways also planning on murderering Jesse however he changed his mind because he saw a badly abused Jesse and felt sympathy for him again.
maybe before but at that stage walt was long gone and came all the way back to find and kill them even though he was no longer in danger from them
It isn't self defensive if you've planned an attack preemptively and deliberately put yourself in a situation where you can reasonably expect the need to rely on deadly force against another person (or persons) to save yourself from bodily harm.
If I come to you with a gun and trick you into threatening me so I have a pretext for shooting you with it, then it's not self defense. That's a bad faith argument.
The amount of effort it takes to engineer a weapon like the mounted gun in the trunk shows it's clearly premeditated. The attack was not in response to an unforeseen danger.
I'm not a lawyer or anything obviously but I read up on this once after reading about a man who went to prison for booby trapping his own property rather than contacting the law when he knew someone was intending to break into his property.
Pretty fascinating subject matter actually.
1. Walter drove to THEIR house and rigged an M60 to kill them all, so the intentions mean nothing. It's premeditated first degree murder of several people.
2. Walter is the one who put Jesse in that situation in the first place, so the human trafficking and enslavement is equally his to blame.
Y'all know you don't have to make Walt the good guy all the time, right?
Maybe vigilantism for the vehiclular homicides
Love how he has 18 life sentences, tons of money owed and.. *community service*
Don't Forget He got Death Sentence Later Due to Having 4 Life sentence=1 Death Sentence and Walter White Died at the end
@@Ratchet_TFP I haven't seen the movie or anything. WAIT HE DIES??
@@ItsCurlyFries he did
@@julesrezidor3807 I've got no idea. Ohh it's a shoe I forgot
@@ItsCurlyFries it's Breaking Bad
I'm impressed.
Just like Megamind, Walter White never got a single death sentence for his crimes.
He did die tho
Emilio im a Joke to you? or the Plane scene.
@@Mattbuddy0947 how was the plane scene his fault though, legally.
@@iamlivinginyourballs4901Well theres theory or something that he planed this after the Bar where talked with Jane's Father that the Crash would happen in the exact time but i dont know really much about it but maybe the theory is richt.
@@Mattbuddy0947 theories ≠fact
What about the money laundering? Poisoning lydia? Threatening and coercing her to call Hank about the tracker? Smoking weed in a non-legalized state? There seems to he a lot more that we could’ve added onto his sentence. Great video though!
I think poisoning Lydia is counted in in "First-degree murder x8" at the end.
Man lydia was cute af
@@thedeadmothhi todd
To be honest, Walter has become the very thing that is known as a super-villain, he has ruined his family and friends' lives, to the point that they don't trust him anymore, hate him for the rest of their lives , and some of them are dead by Walter's hands. He basically ruined everyone and himself, just for his pride and ego. If he have treated his cancer properly, he might have not become such a heavy sinner and an A Class fugitive.
bro he did that shit for his family
@chrisxuan4641 exactly right, Breaking bad is a tv show where the villains are protagonists. For Walter's family did not feel comfy with him around anymore, this is because he committed assault and battery to his wife, family abduction on his daughter, and attempted impersonation and money transfer for his son. He even cause the death of his brother-in-law by luring the Neo-Nazi leader in to kill him, leaving Walter's sister-in-law without a spouse for the rest of her life. That's mentally absurd, watching a man change from loving fam to remoreseless killer.
@@yewjiaxiansam1962 he didn't assault his wife at any point albeit she was the one who picked up knife at him, abduction was to make police believe that all fault was his( form of protection), asked neocnazis to not come as soon as he saw hank his whole anger was on jessie only, he was willing to give up all 80M for him, attempted impersonation(?) what's bad in it if it harms no one?.
He was a bad person surrounded by bad people but he never tried to hurt his family. Dunno why are you talking like he wanted all of this
@@RaushanKumar-ql4pkHello jerk, you are basically disagreeing the charges done by Heisenberg. You don't debate this with me and your debate is rejected and ignored by me, thus this will go no further. You go straightaway talk to Mousait about you thoughts about Walter White or I will report this comment for objecting what has already shown in this video, Hello did you even watch breaking bad? why are you so judgemental, i got likes because they agree with me, clearly you don't.
@@yewjiaxiansam1962 your whole argument is on why people liked your comment, Lmao. No real substance
What's even scarier about all this is the fact that there's basically no evidence for most of it. All of Gus's guys are dead so they can't give testimony, there's no physical recordings of what happened in the lab or elsewhere, no one can be taken as a creditable witness, and he left practically no evidence that he was there at all. It's impressive.
What are you talking about? There are five seasons' worth of evidence, they just have to watch the show~
@@mrsplays9817got the whole chat laughing 😐
@@mrsplays9817 most of which has been destroyed or can't be testified against
@@eclipsesable7276 L + I laughed it was funny
Well...there's Jesse.
I like how there's 11 minutes worth of just one guy's crimes
Technically 10.5 Cus of the ad lol
I mean,
The whole point of the show is a man committing crimes which Walter is the main character
You should have seen the homelander episode
@@JamalJackson152 the point of the show it to display how even the nicest and calmest of character can turn into insane megalomaniacs
@@theefonzoman the homelander episode might be redone, since it was archived
You forgot to mention he illegally bought an M60, sexually assaulted a teacher or principal named Carmen (I don’t remember) and his own wife at some point and assaulted and threatened Saul.
He 100% sexually assaulted Skylar on _AT LEAST_ two occasions.
Sexual assault???? I don't remember that happening, when???
@@NovikNikolovic Did you forget the fridge scene?
@@concept5631true, but he never assaulted Carmen. She backed off & before a non-consensual kiss occurred.
I would like to add, as someone very versed in Firearm Law and Ethics, at 9:45 Walter would have also been charged with Unlawful Possession of a Machine Gun/NFA (National Firearms Act) Item, which would have likely landed him 10 years in Federal prison on top of all of those Murder charges, along with a hefty fine. As well as unlawful transport of an NFA Item without Licensure since, iirc he bought the M-60 Machine Gun used in the Episode in another state, but I could remember wrong. Just thought I would put that out there.
Machine Gun = Any Firearm that shoots in a Fully Automatic manner (1 trigger pull = Multiple Rounds fired at once until the Trigger pull is stopped or the Firearm runs out of Ammunition)
Semi-Automatic Rifle/Handgun = (Legal to own without Federal Firearms Licenses, 1 trigger pull = 1 projectile per pull)
Not to mention the state of New mexico doesn't require a firearm license for possession or acquisition for any non NFA firearms and therefore the charge mentioned at 0:22 seconds doesn't apply.
Also since they are literally in the middle of the desert, there's no way he'd get charged with simply discharging a firearm out there.
At least after Walt's 393 years in prison and 18 consecutive life sentences, he'll do some good for the world with community service!
He’ll make special elixirs
Also he'll have to donate
Also he has to pay back for prob the rest of his life with that garbage school teacher salary
@@doggamer3649 who tf he paying in 2941
Jesse, we need to cook... to feed the homeless.
I love how he just glosses over all the tax evasion
and letting jane od
Exactly. No mention of the money laundering.
Also glosses over that kid being murdered (I know he didn't pull the trigger, but hed be on the hook for it anyways.
he also glossed over when he sa'd skylar in the kitchen
THAT'S ILLEGAL?! shit
In the breaking and entering section you forgot the part where Walt didn't just break and enter but also stole a vat of methylamine, which I think might even qualify as grand larceny.
Also the ricin part was conspiracy to commit murder, not just possession of ricin, and I very much doubt that Walt would only be charged 8 years for possession of ricin and no conspiracy to commit murder charge in that scenario in real life.
yeah I was gonna say it was mainly theft of very valuable stuff lol, who cares about the B&E at that point
I mean, the guy who bought it from the dark web probably had the intention to kill someone too, I don't see any other reasons as to why someone would buy ricin from the dark web besides that, and he only got 8 years, at least Walter could try to find an excuse for producing ricin, or even argument that he wasn't producing ricin at all, that he was just making something else and that the process is similar, idk. Ricin isn't that hard to make, I can't imagine Walter getting sentenced to 8 years for "buying a suspicios amount of fruits", some fruits contain ricin.
Walter White was a true gamer. He racked up those gamer points like never before.
Dude got a life sentence in 30 seconds 💀
For what it’s worth, the death penalty was abolished in New Mexico in 2009
@@CthuvianCultist a lot of the series takes place during 2008 tho
Spoiler alert
Well I still died in the end by my own machine gun
Fr
Yeah
He also refused to build a robot to save Jessie in the desert when he easily could have - 1 count of child abuse
Jesse is 25yo, he's not a child anymore
@@Je_suis_ton_pere🙄
@@ChillBassOFFCL What ? If he was 14 or 15, yes you could call it a child, but he's 25, he's definitely not a child
Also Jane's death and the assistant guy (I don't remember his name) that he had Jesse kill?
@@sekekele Gale was mentioned here.
you skipped the time when walt broke into jesse’s house, when he let jane die, drug possession and tax fraud.
5:59 ya know what they say: BETTER CALL SAUL!
The ironic thing is like Walt says to Hank. Due to his cancer and the amount of time it would take to procure evidence as well as charge him, Walt would never see the inside of a jail cell. He would be far too sick and would likely would not be charged in time by the prosecution.
You also forgot to include that he laundered all of that money first through Walt Jr. website and also his car wash. While Skyla did most of it, Walt would be charged with conspiracy or money laundering himself.
And he saw Jane die. If someone dies becouse you didn't wanted to help is a crime too
I saw "the Sinner", the show happens in the US, there was a guy that go to jail becouse his friend died becouse he do nothing to save him
@@gabriel.6477The Sinner is fiction 😂
@@mduzzzy4275 So is Breaking Bad
@@cdp1529 no i think you do. if you know CPR and you choose to not use it to save someone and avertedly they die bc no one helped, you can be charged I believe.
I think Saul's "$52,000" figure for Walt's "joyride" was the cost of the fine *and* the cost of the car, so only the $8600 explicitly listed by Saul would be fines (5k for the trash burning, 600 for towing and disposal, and 3k to clean the asphalt)
It'd be great if an actual lawyer made this video
Some crimes depicted in BB were creative and very interesting 😂
“Free them from jail. They did nothing wrong”
The charges: 10:44
FOR REAL
Tiktok found him hot obviously 🙄
"He's too cute to be in jail" every basic blue haired girl
lmao
Walter White Died at the end of the film
I kinda wanna see how Hank would do. He definitely commits a few more crimes than you think.
Most of the characters in the show have done stuff that would put them in jail. It's just their crimes either weren't found out and/or no one pressed charges so they didn't go to jail for it
For example, Hank would've gone to jail but Jesse didn't press charges. Skyler would've gone to jail if Walter didn't make it seem like she was forced(by him) to commit tax evasion for him. Hell, even Walter Jr could've gone to juvie for attempting to buy alcohol illegally
@@David-gj9qr
Well, I’m sure that owner of Pollos Hermanos is clean. There’s no way kindly entrepreneur Gus Fring would ever just mixed up with drug dealing!
@@David-gj9qr tax evasion wasn’t the big problem, it was the money laundering. Your point is correct though.
@@David-gj9qr Way too many of us could go to juvie then
@@David-gj9qr I didn't know you could go to juvie for "trying" to buy alcohol. 😖 Wow, the many times I bought cigarettes at a low down country store at 10 years old got me thanking the Lord!
4:17 Reminds me of that uncle at every family gatherings that never lets you leave
You forgot to include Walt commanding Jesse to kill Gale, so, one more murder order to the list.
I was in an English class, and we were told to write an essay about a fictional hero, and what made them a hero. One kid wrote about Link, the Hero of Time, and I even helped proofread his essay. The teacher *_refused to accept it_* because "video games didn't count." The highest-marking essay from that assignment in the class was about *_Walter F-king White._*
We went to the principal about it, but we got brushed off and the kid was stuck with 0% because he wrote about a hero the teacher didn't know and didn't want to learn about, while the kid who wrote about a *_legitimate VILLAIN_* walked away with 92%. For an assignment that was supposed to be about heroes.
God damit
lol at going to the principal about that
How much hush money did Walt pay that teacher?
he is the portagonist of the story
That's f'd up
I'm so glad this show ended at the right point. If this was made by anybody else you know it would've dragged on for like 10 more seasons with an entire arc about Walt being tried in court and plotting his escape 😭
There's a really good Breaking Bad talk with Vince Gilligan where he talks about that here on YT. He says that he and the other writers wanted it to end the right way and that he was happy the network went along with their recommendation. He said the network only had just started making real money in S4 onwards so they weren't big on it but they figured it was right to go along with Gilligan and the production crew.
Honestly i wouldnt have minded more, like maybe walt does get that sentence and uses his genius to get out then hes on like the worlds most wanted list and stuff, I understand ending it the way they did tho, but if they did add more, i dont think anyone woulda minded, vince and peter are clearly amazing directors, they woulda made the continuing seasons just as good
The only time I wanted to see walt come back was at the end of El Camino I thought it would be cool for jessie to go to a diner and it cut to a plate with the bacon for whichever birthday it is for walt
This.
@@oggTemp That'd be beautiful. Like Jesse's still pissed at him for everything he put him through but decides to throw at least one last tribute for him.
0:04
Calcium, Neon, and Tungsten.
Its not often that the transition to a sponsor ad is smooth enough for me not to see coming and skip. Well played
I think there should be a blackmail charge for telling jesse to cook with him "or I turn you in"
also a charge for manufacture of an explosive
and money laundering, since he bought a car wash to ciphon is drug money through.
Maybe I missed it, but should he not also be charged with vandalism and reckless endangerment for punching the towel dispenser and throwing a pizza?
Jesse getting turned in then could actually be the best outcome. Jesse wouldn’t have anything serious and they wouldn’t have any good evidence against him. He would maybe get a short jail sentence and then would continue his bum life.
@@shaunakkulkarni4679 Honestly, I wouldn't mind that end for him. He deserves much better.
@@RedStar_N7 throwing pizza was onto his own house and he wasnt divorced technically so that is completely legal i think
Personally, I wouldn’t call Krazy-8’s murder was not self defense. Walt kidnapped him, locked him in a basement for days, then strangled him to death.
Self Defence only counts if it's in the heat of the moment & you have no other choice, running away is not an option nor disarming the attacker.
In this situation, Walter had the choice to run away & therefore would still be charged.
@@rahandg yes that’s what I’m saying
Krazy 8 was going to murder him lol
@Cooper Hurst
It was 100% self defence. Sure, Walter could've killed him from day 1, but that's not the man Walter is, well was. He was even going to let him go until he realised he would've been killed by him. And if he let him starve there, it's likely a neighbour or someone would've heard him screaming and he would've been rescued, therefore putting Walter's life in danger.
@wesleyward5901 At any point he could have called the cops and turned the guy (and himself) in, thus the killing was not justified. Pre-emptive killing because you fear someone _might_ kill you is not self defense. It's just murder with an excuse.
1:16 bro is literally saul goodman
Saul: your honor, my client was just doing some trolling
You forgot some stuff, such as Walter stealing the car (which would be considered Grand Theft Auto) at the beginning of the series finale, sexually assaulting Skyler, breaking and entering into Jesse's apartment, poisoning Lydia, and other things.
Also tax evasion
@@Vrtuned Yes he did. Have you even seen the show? He SA's her against the fridge and only stops when she snaps him out of it.
@@Vrtuned It also could count as attemped rape so
@@Vrtuned that’s not entrapment. Some victims freeze up and don’t know what to do so they don’t stop it. It’s rape even if it’s your wife
@@Vrtuned in the first episode of season 2
It's worth noting that the conspiracy and solicitation for murder charges should be upped for Walter in the deaths of Hank and Gomez as they were federal agents making it a higher crime to assassinate them that's why Saul got so much time for his involvement in their deaths.
He never solicits their death. He called the gang to come to his place and the gang killed Gomez by their own and then Walter tries to prevent Hanks death
@@diegomolina4767 Yeah, good luck convincing a jury that he didn't intend for the gang that he already paid to murder like a dozen witnesses to come and kill Jesse and whoever was with Jesse. Only reason Walter tried to stop them was because he found out his brother in law was one of the people with Jesse.
The only reason Saul was considered to be involved in their deaths was because Walter lied and admitted to be the one who killed them while the police listened in on a call to Skyler
But he didn’t technically kill them.
6:51 I love how Jessie is the one concerned
In the very start Walt could probably be charged with extortion because he was like 'either you cook with me or I turn you in"
10:44 all these crimes being committed by Walter White and thousands of lives ruined could've been simply avoided, if Hank hadn't turned on the TV on Walt's birthday.
It was this time that walter white became criminally charged
Saul could probably talk it down to a “slap on the wrist”
Also, after killing Gus he led his own organised crime organization with Jesse and Mike. Surely it would be another charge for him. Escaping the justice under false identity should be one as well. And you didn't count the meth he cooked before he started working for Gus or killing Lydia. Also also, I'd make the case that he shouldn't be charged with the knife incident with Skylar as she was the one who attacked him in the first place.
He would likely be hit by multiple RICO charges for each thing done under his watch
Shouldn't he be implicated in the murder of Combo too judging that he was using combo as a drug mule?
@@zeyadashraf6396 That would likely fall under the assortment of RICO charges.
If your shocked that Walter white didn’t get a death sentence for the murder, then it’s because New Mexico does not have a death penalty
I think first degree murder usually results in a default sentence of life without parole, and it was always used in MOUSAIT videos to charge first degree murder. The death penalty CAN happen for first-degree murder but it doesn’t happen ALL the time.
Well you don't need a license either yet he claimed he would be charged.
Does this guy know the US has a second amendment?
It DID when the series first started. The show is set in 2008 but New Mexico got rid of the death penalty in 2009. So depending on WHEN Walt was charged, he could have been given the death sentence, but would very likely have been granted clemency since there's like a 90% chance he would still be awaiting his sentence when the law was changed, unless the state tried to rush the execution.
Pretty sure Walt would have been federally tried in court which would have the possibility of death.
Umm, since he produced an enormous quantity of meth and murder several people in relation with this activity, he would be eventually tried by federal court and get a death penalty
I liked the seamless transition to the the manscaped advert.
Unless that M60 was a pre-86 transferable, Walt could've also gotten possession of an unregistered NFA item. 10 years.
The $52k for the joyride was including paying for Saul, not just the court fines.
Saul charged 40k for that? Jesus
The fact that Walter White has his OWN video really says something.
waiting for the saul goodman one now
3:23
Me: good grief he's naked!
That slow motion of the Gun being held is a good example of a Prop Gun secured to a pole or rig device of some sort.
Now we need one for Gus and Saul
Saul recieved a full sentencing though. He pleaded guilty and confessed to all of his crimes at the end of BCS.
0:20 New Mexico doesn't require a permit to own or posses a handgun, nor does the state law require registration of firearms.
As Walter White is above the age of 21 which is the federal minimum age to possess a handgun, the possession of the gun in this case is legal.
However, the argument could be made that since it isn't his gun, and instead the gun belonging to those other guys (whose names I do not remember) he could be charged with the use of a stolen firearm.
also: some, but not all counties in NM have passed local ordnances forbidding the discharge of firearms outside of gun ranges, depending on what county this scene takes place in, or if he's on federal land, a charge for illegal discharge may or may not apply.
edit: Additionally: Walter's use of the M60 machine gun in the last episode is illegal as to possess an NFA item such as a machine gun requires A WHOLE BUNCH of paperwork as well as paying a $200 dollar tax to the A.T.F
if its a new machine gun (made after 1986) then he has to go through even more paperwork and pay 500-1000 dollars every year to maintain legal ownership of the weapon
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Was this in the 2000s when the show took place? If so, wow.
@@incognitoman3656 yes the show took place exactly the time it was being filmed, 2008-2010
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Please do this for more Breaking Bad characters! This is something we really need to see.
Yes it would be so nice with Hector,Gus or Lalo.
@@Mattbuddy0947 we barely know anything about them to create a complete list, i think saul or jesse would be easier
@@cuni8666 Or Tuco would be easier too
Saul would be too easy for a video because (spoiler alert)
he is convicted and charged at the end of better call Saul
@@campbell9825 would be funny for a joke video
It’s impossible that the vacuum cleaner guy’s services were legal. I wonder how much jail time that’d land him.
Great video, what's the intro music I like it so much!
i love how despite the fact that he is one of the fiercest villains, he still gets too less sentence compared to other villains
Homelander came to mind
@@itsyaboi525 The woman who falsely accused Walter of murdering Hank and swung a knife at her unarmed husband? Yeah I can't imagine why anyone would think she's a bad person. Sad world indeed
There is a whole dirty laundry list of all the awful things she's done throughout the series. But you've seen the show. And it sounds like you may have watched it recently, so those should all be fresh in your mind. And if you're just going to imply that I'm simply misremembering the events at hand, then you've already made up your mind about her and there's no convincing you otherwise. I won't accomplish anything by going into the nitty gritty details of whether she's at fault for Ted ending up disabled, or the moral implications of letting your little sister think you had absolutely no role to play in her husband's untimely demise. We'll ignore her little idea about paying Hank's medical bills with drug money too because we certainly wouldn't want that and its consequences in Season 5 to be taken out of context, right?
All I will say is she and Walt are a match made in hell and Walter's greatest crime was convincing the police and a large chunk of the Breaking Bad audience that Skyler was a victim and not every bit the selfish, manipulative, trash human being and criminal she was shown to be. It will forever baffle me that the writers deliberately chose to write her this way, but they can't seem to wrap their heads around why she was so despised at the time
@@itsyaboi525 Skyler IS A VILLAIN! Maybe less than Walt, but she’s still very much a Villian. You missed the point of the show!
Finally, the definitive version of the crimes Walter White committed.
Missed a few crimes still, like meth production in Ep1, and the production of a controlled and dangerous substance (fulminated mercury). Few other things like that. Sure he gets the main crimes like USING the contraband products and assaulting/killing others, but there's a few logistical crimes like production and acquisition that lead up to the main crimes. Maybe the prosecution wouldn't bother going for smaller charges when the big ticket ones are easier to prove and convict on, but if they wanted to bury Walt in charges they absolutely have more minor crimes to lump him with.
Additionally, doesn't include the pre-Gus meth production and distribution charges, the possession of several other illegal firearms (notably the automated and likely illegally modified machine gun), attempted rape of Skyler, sexual assault of Carmen at the high school, breaking and entering into Jesse's apartment (possibly something like wilful negligence for letting Jane die?) intentionally causing a crash to divert Hank (reckless driving, which he's also done frequently throughout the show). There's probably also conspiracy charges for being an accomplice to other murders and crimes (such as helping Todd hide Drew Sharp's body after killing him to conceal another crime), the murder of Lydia via ricin, stealing the car in New Hampshire, helping Mike dissolve Victor's body and other corpses in acid barrels (also including Mike's body later). His involvement in the deaths of Hank and Gomie (two FEDERAL OFFICERS) is iffy as he prompted the shootout and ultimately escaped police custody, but also wasn't aware Hank and Gomie would be there (so he intended for the Neo-Nazis to kill Jesse I guess, but is still likely culpable for them killing Hank and Gomie regardless). Although it wasn't true (greatly exaggerated to spare Skyler criminal charges), Walt would also get coercion, harassment and possibly imprisonment(?) charges for the crimes he "admittted to" over the phone, taking culpability for Skyler's misdeeds as being under threat by Walt.
@@lordolxinator yeah, fair enough.
but this video is the most accurate one i've seen.
Not definitive. He didn’t count when he gave his Walter jr the alcohol
@@lordolxinator I think it's fair to slap on an extra 100 years for the stuff that was missed 😂
you forgot walt not helping jane when she was choking to death
6:06 no, it's only 8500. Five grand for trash burning, 500 for towing and disposal, three grand to steam clean the blacktop. The rest of the money is the price of the car, and if I remember correctly buying a car is not illegal. You should have only added $8,500
I can't believe I waited this long to watch this series. It's one of the best TV shows I've ever watched. I literally just finished it a month or two ago.
If you haven't already, watch El Camino and Better Call Saul. Both great additions to the world of Breaking Bad which build on and contextualise the world more, and make repeat viewings of Breaking Bad even better
@@SinisterPixel yea I still have to watch those, those are next on my list
Same. I watched after better call saul because it takes Alooooooot for me to be invested in modern u.s. media plus I waited for it to be over before I decided to watch out of fear it would turn into a walking dead, game of thrones, or any new cw Disney and Netflix project. Thankfully the worst that's ever happened to this franchise is a forgettable short bus bait cartoon that feels like it came out the tail end of the 00s.
7:34 when he just plays the most calm and cheerful music as he burns down the place.
I guess he couldn’t do This song is Copyrighted in this video.
walter white is the best character devolopment ive seen
Two that I can think of that were missed was the murder of emilio (though you might be able to chalk that up to self defense, or an "accident"). The second is him poisoning lydia, which no matter what way you look at it, he would be charged with it.
Also a coercion charge for kidnapping lydia and threatening to kill her if she didn’t get the methlamine/tell them about the train.
3:39 doesn't count as bribing a public official when he does this. saul is running a private law firm, so it's just regular bribery
Methinks that torching the meth lab would also be damaging evidence with intent, as would crushing the RV and probably various other minor things too.
At 2:11 is the cleanest product placement I have ever seen!
I feel like the murder of the two henchmen that killed the kid (was it Brock or was that the other one?) would be 2nd degree murder because they were clearly about to kill Jesse so he acted not premeditated but to save Jesse.
Or it could be defense of a 3rd person which would save him from any charges from running those guys over, just depends on whether or not New Mexico has that as a legal defense
he gave Brock berries, not ricin, so it wouldnt be poisoning but something
like reckless endangerment of a child.
In New Mexico (I live there), you don't need a permit to own a firearm, plus he discharged it outside of city limits. No crimes were broken in that instance.
I thought as much!
When Europeans suppose everybody has the same laws.
@@ericlestick7325i mean it was a logical conclusion. Getting a gun without a permit seems ridiculous
@@GetPsyched6 It seems ridiculous...why?
I stand by my original statement.
@@ericlestick7325 idk? Cause many people are psychotic nutjobs and giving a weapon that can kill people so easily is stupid?
The 2nd amendment was a mistake
better call saul…
*he could probably reduce walt’s sentence to 2 sessions of community service*
You forgot the poisoning of Lydia
Probably counted in in "x8" at the end
Imagine someone going from a harmless school teacher to this…
I guess the question has to be asked: how much would Saul be able to reduce it? haha
Your honor my client did nothing wrong
He just had some gamer moments and was Based the entire time
So I say 3 months of community service
When you said the trimmer was waterproof, I could’ve sworn you said it was “Walter-proof”
When you gave him the first two life sentences, both of those killings were second degree and not first degree.
It’s crazy to think that Walter was just seven years behind the 400 year sentence that Dr. Evil was given in Goldmember
Wait really? That's actually crazy 🤣🤣
I mean if you include the money laundering which is about 10-20 years he will be well over 400
4:03 "it wasn't me is was Ignacio"
The amount of foreshadowing in this scene is surreal
Never realized he was talking about Nacho till just now
10:44 I just keep replaying that part! Sounds satisfying! 😂
A private defense lawyer is not a public official, jimmy was not a public defender anymore
At some point you lose awareness of your crimes and continue to do them until you get caught. With Walt, it was a bubble building up inside him until that call he had to his money spot with Jesse.
walter will be the oldest person known to man by the time he's released
I like how there's + community service at the end
I just today, literally today about 1 hour ago completed the last episode. Holy smokes, we (with my friends) have started watching this since the Oct-2022 and it is today 8th Sep-2023. BB has shared all seasons, be it winter, summer or monsoon we used to watch it on the terrace in the home projector under the open sky. This one is one of my most memorable moments in life 🤟
10:50 and all in 2 years, truly impressive
I like how Saúl Goodman explains very well how many does Walter have to pay for damage. 😂
At first I thought him taking Holly wouldn't get a charge and I just realised he's a fugitive of the law and instantly realised.
Regular lawyers: After extensive research, I managed to secure a community service discharge.
Saul Goodman: You're looking at one week in prison and a $500 penalty for public damage.
I like how walter has got the most variety of crimes in comparison with all other villains from your videos.
You should charge Jigsaw or Ghostface next for their crimes.
For ghostface, he should charge the people who took the identity of ghostface including the accomplices
@@shotpack8374 They all ended up dead so Judge Mousait may combine all those charges together with Roger L Jackson (The voice of Ghostface) standing Trial.
wdym charge jigsaw 💀
@@shotpack8374 true
@@ProphetLot Detective Matthews said that although Jigsaw never killed anyone, tricking someone into accidentally shooting themselves in the face is still murder or something like that.
You missed the speeding/reckless driving when Jesse drew him to the place where he buried the money
7:01 you count assisted suicide as a crime but you dont count bombing a nursing home as a crime
9:59 i love how you calculate how many meth walter make when he is working for gus and the value in such detailed way just to say "yeah he is making too much meth, give him a life sentence" in the end