What questions do you have about the AJ Armstrong case? This extended edition of The Evidence Room episode goes more in-depth on AJ's older brother, Josh.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

That's Channel 2 love this station. I live in Houston and I was on your news a few years ago when there was a bomb threat on metro. I really appreciate you all bringing this post case to light. I admit I was obsessed with this case and really appreciate you all for bringing it to a lot of people who wanted to know more of this trial. I've kept up with it from the beginning...Also I have the KPRC2 App on my phones and ipads...👍🏽 Great Job covering this...

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Great Prosecutors in this third trial, they did their Job

@tesiadavis6696

10 ай бұрын

How is Josh doing now?

@BeGood4Eva

10 ай бұрын

Did AJ change clothes? Where were his bloody clothes? The gloves? Something tells me he was wearing a hoodie or long sleeved shirt and some gloves for there to had been no gun powder and the hoodie was protecting his shirt underneath hence only a couple of blood specs.

@dianealarcon8304

10 ай бұрын

If you recall, AJ said he shot the gun to show a friend by using sheet and pillow to handle it. Basically, a 16-ur. old telling LE how he did it.

AJ should get another 10 years 4 trying to blame & frame up his own brother

Im so tired of people using the excuse of being scared as a reason to lie to police. If I heard gun shots in my parents room and the cops showed up I would be running into their arms. Not lying to them if I did nothing wrong.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely I would tell the truth about everything because I'm scared, not lying especially if I had nothing to do with it... The grandmother is making excuses. She won't let herself believe her grandson did this. I'm still wondering where is the love and justice for her son and daughter n law. She only spoked once about them. I think she refuse to see the truth. She put all her focus on Saving AJ...

@visiteurvisiteur7301

10 ай бұрын

EXACTLY

@mssha1980

10 ай бұрын

Plus being scared makes you forget minor details not lie

@glorybelieve9010

10 ай бұрын

@@mssha1980- You MIGHT Forget the odd thing, but You don’t change Your story as many times as AJ did, and Lie continually🤢 He is GUILTY‼️

@ken4722

10 ай бұрын

It actually happens a lot. Might not make a lot of sense to a rational brain, but it happens

The fact that he was at his parents funeral sitting in the front row with the family knowing he put a bullet in their heads sickens me! Just pure evil!

@deej467

10 ай бұрын

Wake up grandma ur out of ur mind! He killed them. He doesn't fool me one bit !

@OdellHarden

10 ай бұрын

He had to play the role..

@deej467

10 ай бұрын

He should never be able to get out.

@OdellHarden

10 ай бұрын

@@deej467 hopefully we get more info on his issues with them

@andigordon8397

10 ай бұрын

​@@deej467 💯 he is a danger to everyone....,

He must have ran past a mirror…talking about he saw the guy.

@babyofmyfamily

10 ай бұрын

Lol, lol screaaaaaming.....this is a good one 😅!!!

@jkweili

10 ай бұрын

Yes!

@Hypergamousqueen

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂 exactly

@antoniohabersham1555

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@SheriL1

10 ай бұрын

Okay!!! 😄😄😅😅😅😅

He is really calm for a 16 year old being questioned about a murder

@mojolotto7774

10 ай бұрын

He is a psychopath -16 year old aj. Now he is a 23 year old psychpat

@visiteurvisiteur7301

9 ай бұрын

@@mojolotto7774 this monster is also a sociopath

@KimberlyB-jy7ez

9 ай бұрын

He has no feelings....

@mom2babygkaterad946

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely! Most adults could never be that calm…

@sweetlikeme

7 ай бұрын

Sure is too damn calm

There he talks about his mom was more strict than his Dad, so he gave his mom two shots and his Dad one, this little boy never shed a tear 😢

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

The irony of him not liking their house rules so how abt prison rules

@mssha1980

10 ай бұрын

While they slept

@charlottekalz7293

10 ай бұрын

even while he was being interrogated

@garycollier6950

10 ай бұрын

The saddest part of this case is the crazy white chick who married him.

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

@@user-ux1kr1kh5w Can u imagine the acting class he must've have put on at the funeral pretending to grieve like everyone else💆🏼‍♀️

The grandmother a major part of the problem not holding her grandson accountable.. because nothing she was saying made sense

@andigordon8397

10 ай бұрын

That's because Grandma knows her heart that he did it

@Nicolethomas51312

8 ай бұрын

You are correct. She is delusional spewing out all those lies we see where he gets it from. I bet if they let him out and he goes to live with them they will experience that fear those parents had then they would see the error of their ways.

@Jackiedylan541

7 ай бұрын

Totally agree the grandmother was so bizarre.

@melissaowens1559

6 ай бұрын

Nah I think either the other brother did it or mom was n a affair that went bad

@12cmercer

4 ай бұрын

@@melissaowens1559haha that’s laughable. This kid 1000% did it

“The Alarm doesn’t lie, you lied”

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

👍🏽

@piscessmith4785

2 ай бұрын

That part

@welchtina

9 күн бұрын

And she still married and had a baby with him.

AJ Armstrong: Sinner or Saint? : DEMON

@RebeccaSmith-ur6zm

5 ай бұрын

😂

@brandyyolidio4213

3 ай бұрын

Monster.

Just listening to the 911 call I knew AJ was guilty.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Same here

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

"We gotta go outside, the police are here, I called 911. Let's go, come on, the alarm won't set just...just...just grab my hand..." Why did he even mention anything abt the alarm system on the 911📞 while waking his sister to go outside?! Too much unnecessary detail/info is a telltale sign that something's up

@visiteurvisiteur7301

10 ай бұрын

SAME

@Iloveprettyfeet

10 ай бұрын

@@user-mv7kh5sv9zexactly,who’s worried about an alarm after their parents were just killed smh RiP to them

@hasanmuhammad3916

7 ай бұрын

Why did he do it that's my ❓⁉️

This is not the first family who refuses to see that a loved one could kill.

I believe what Dawn, Antonio and the Home Alarm said about A.J. He's right where he's suppose to be.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Yes💯👍🏽

@piscessmith4785

2 ай бұрын

Yes

Aj is a psychopath, his calmness after the murder of BOTH his parents is unsettling...

It's sad AJ and others tried to blame Josh the lord knows wut really happened ......AJ is a cold hearted spoiled self entitled killer he did it

I feel bad for Josh not only did he loose his mom and dad. His family turned their back on him with these accusations.

@ieshjust16

7 ай бұрын

Exactly, and people are still accusing Josh.

@OanhSchlesinger

6 ай бұрын

I thought his family was convinced of his innocence?

@alltrust9070

6 ай бұрын

lose

@Ghetto-toaster22

5 ай бұрын

I find it quite telling AJ did it when he accused his own brother. He KNOWS he committed the murders so he is willing to go to EXTREME measures to stay out of prison. To me, it is an EXTREME measure to accuse your OWN BROTHER for the death of BOTH of your parents. To me, that is just something else that leans you towards thinking AJ commited the crime. Had he NOT been desperately looking for a way to get himself out of the crime he committed, he wouldve been there for his brother that just lost his (their) parents! AJ is a scum bag that will prolly eventually get parole at least 40 years. Killing your own parents is cold which means he would be willing to kill anyone.

@brandyyolidio4213

3 ай бұрын

Just to cast a tiny doubt in this circus he orchestrated.

His grandmother is living in la la land. She just doesn't want to accept the fact that her grandson is a murderer. Because if AJ didn't do it, then who did? Honestly, AJ should've taken the stand, but the defense knew the prosecution would have eaten him alive asking him to explain all of the circumstantial evidence and the web of lies.

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

After listening to the entire interrogation, it was obvious from the beginning that those investigators were onto AJ because he got caught in some lies which they immediately called him out on. Also, it is of my belief that the break-in at the parents' gym after the murders was staged and the prostitution ring story offered up by the family friend was fabricated--all presumably orchestrated by the family--in an effort to divert the gaze of guilt away from AJ. I think those "developments" were the family's desperate last-ditch attempts to create an alternate theory because they very well knew that AJ was up against a mountain of compelling evidence I'm still unsure as to whose idea it was to blame the brother because during the interrogation, AJ never really implicated him...at least not directly. So I'm not too sure if it was his defense team's idea or a collaborative effort

@OdellHarden

10 ай бұрын

His parents had his bed 🛌 on 3rd floor and alarm set at night FOR GOOD REASON

@nujerusalemtv809

8 ай бұрын

What made him commit such a crime in your opinion

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

8 ай бұрын

@@nujerusalemtv809 Hate and money, wanting to have his own way

@Ms.RatherUnique

8 ай бұрын

@@nujerusalemtv809 I think he felt like he was entitled to something. Clearly, you can tell he didn't like his mom because he made sure she was dead. Also, the disparaging remarks he was making about his mother stating nobody gets along with her. He threw a lot of people off because of his demeanor and the debonair of his character, but he is a monster. I heard through the grapevine from a CO that he is getting it bad in prison. It's sad that he's never getting out, but he just can't kill two people at will and get away with it.

When AJ says, "what about my sister? Can i get my sister?" on the 911 call, how does he know his sister isn't the one shot?🤔

@cacao123451

6 ай бұрын

Exactly

@iNVERTedplayer_

6 ай бұрын

Good one ☝️

@Ghetto-toaster22

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I was thinking that also. This demon can say what he wants. He definitely shot his parents or at the very minimum is involved but i believed he pulled that trigger by himself. The only way youd know your sister wasnt the one shot is if she wasnt shot and youd have to be there to know that. Sadly, he is eligible for parole. Id like to know what the issue was with his parents

@void________

5 ай бұрын

@@Ghetto-toaster22 Right, the family and girlfriend should be very concerned for their safety. He lies with a straight face and effortless tears... chilling.

@Ghetto-toaster22

5 ай бұрын

@@void________ Your right! They should be VERY concerned! I seen zero emotion coming from AJ regarding his now deceased parents. Like absolutely zero. He is super cold in just the way he acts and talks abt it. If and when he gets out, someone else will die at AJ’d hands. If you are willing to kill your own parents then you would kill anyone. His gf and his gma are both delusional and need to seperate themselves from him fr bro! Shits crazy. Id like to know like what their family life was like before the murders. Like why do that? What could make you hate your parents that bad?

His grandmother is sadly delusional. AJ did it. The evidence points to him. Also, his minimal reaction to the death of his parents says enough for me. I hope that dude rots in prison.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Thank You🙌🏽

@tinadavis2083

10 ай бұрын

No type of emotion and both of your parents just been murdered😔😪😪💔 you laughing in interviews and in court and accused his brother of this horrific crime he know he did, He's Wicked and Evil

@nikkisutherland2733

10 ай бұрын

What evidence ???he is black the police were afraid of him they are lazy and incompetent

@nikkisutherland2733

10 ай бұрын

If someone have no emotion what they are a killer all this is racist .

@user-fd9nz3fr6c

10 ай бұрын

she's not delusional, its just her love for grandson, which makes her believe he didn't do it, your grandparents would probably feel the same, if you was accused of a crime, weather the evidence point to you or not

Why did the grandmother say Kayra also heard an intruder?!? We all heard AJ waking up his sister who seemed to be in a deep sleep! How was she able to hear anythonv when she could not even wake up.

@babyofmyfamily

10 ай бұрын

Right, I caught that to!!!

@latishaconey5883

10 ай бұрын

exactly

@judigandy5625

10 ай бұрын

I think AJ might have given his sister a sleeping pill so she would sleep through the crime he committed against his parents! He thought he was smart enough to commit "the perfect crime," but he wasn't! imo!😰

@sweetcapricorn

10 ай бұрын

What was the motive I just came across this

@GodsProphet84

7 ай бұрын

She didn’t say that she said Kayra and the officer who didn’t come forth heard aj tell the police on the scene that he saw an intruder and that officer never came forth people twist up things so bad

Josh went crazy because he figured out that AJ did it.

That defense attorney claims he was best friends with Antonio senior what a lie. Defending his “best friends” killer while throwing their other son other the bus … everyone involved in supporting aj needs deliverance

@47times_official

10 ай бұрын

The defense attorney was doing whatever he could to defend AJ. They weren't allowing the prostitution ring related threats as an alternative, so AJ really had no other way to go. I don't think Josh did it, but I also don't believe AJ did it either. I really gotta pray on this one because the prosecutions motive sounds dumb, and Dawn's text message could've just been coincidental, and they're painting it as evidence from the grave.

@tmcurly

10 ай бұрын

AJ did it. Follow the evidence please. I was defending AJ for years until I looked at the evidence. The night of the murders the alarm clock was NOT faulty according to the records. They were able to pin point the actual dates of alarm working vs not working.

@tmcurly

10 ай бұрын

That was not the defence attorney. There were two white men in the documentary. It was the other guy sitting with grandma(Antonio seniors mother)who was the best friend. AJ lived with him for years.

@tmcurly

10 ай бұрын

The prostitution ring stuff was not allowed because the lady had no evidence to back it up. There are no conspiracy theories here.

@tmcurly

10 ай бұрын

What is more likely is the police planting evidence. Also the family supporting AJ meaning they did not care if he did it or not they wanted the charges dropped.

Grandma is demonstrating a deep mental health issue within the family... She cannot separate fiction from reality smh

@anthonydavid8289

10 ай бұрын

I agree!!

@MaryCampbell1974

8 ай бұрын

Exactly

@LoveMyDaisyGirl911

7 ай бұрын

I don't see that at all.... Wow how did you come up with that?!

@hoanpham4545

7 ай бұрын

@@LoveMyDaisyGirl911 I don't know about mental health but the sense of reality and accountability seems to be missing.

@Candie183

7 ай бұрын

Agreed

Grandmother is nuts. Respectfully.

@KillToSurvive_Marley

5 ай бұрын

Lol frfr

@Ban00

5 ай бұрын

Say it louder for those in the back

@joejoe1997

4 ай бұрын

@@Ban00okay, 🗣️🗣️the grandma is good and crazy

@brandyyolidio4213

3 ай бұрын

In serious denial, she is picturing the little boy she knew and the image he portrayed, he did it granny!!

@shantiltaylor105

3 ай бұрын

Respectfully, I agree!🫡

The grandmother is the classic enabler. She's delusional and won't admit his guilt because it would mean her family is flawed. God forbid 😮😢

@johnryder557

10 ай бұрын

Yea it makes me wonder if she had some issues with the mom and dad

@hungryjack06

10 ай бұрын

Classic black ppl

@andigordon8397

10 ай бұрын

I think grandma knows he did it- but she believes in second chances - she believes God forgives

@brandihennington4704

8 ай бұрын

Man she is not going to get in front of the camera and admit her grandsons guilt...

@ieshjust16

7 ай бұрын

@@andigordon8397 God doesn't forgive people like Aj

So the grandmother doesn't "care how many times he LIED" isn't her "DISMISSING EVIDENCE"?!?! The EXACT same thing she's accusing the prosecution of doing???

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

Her retort to any of his lies was "what 16 year-old doesn't lie?" or " he was scared"...

@noorgonzalez1076

10 ай бұрын

Grandma said Or inferred he misses his son more Than his Wife😮😢

@SheriL1

10 ай бұрын

@@noorgonzalez1076 Yep. Pretty much. 😄😄😄

@47times_official

10 ай бұрын

He only told 1 lie

@shortyshorty1216

10 ай бұрын

@47times_official where the hell you got that number?!?! He got caught lying a again... & again from the very beginning! He told MANY LIES!!

To the Defense Attorney: Yes I could. I could spend time around AJ Jr and still believe he did it. Most Narcs are charming They can appear to be the nicest, kindest, warmest people you would ever want to meet. But beneath the mask is an entire different person. I have survived people like this in my life. I could write three best sellers based on what I've been through. The thing that gets me the most, is when he was told that his mother was deceased. He kept up with the conversation. Seems, he didn't even bat an eye. He didn't need a moment to gather himself, compose himself, shed tears, let out a scream or anything. I've seen other crimes committed by a close relative who placed something on top of the deceased. Such as pillows, baskets and the like. The grandmother is okay with blaming Josh, Dawns son, but not her grandson. The hypocrisy. Also, he knew his sister was alive and well. When he asked the dispatcher could he get his sister that was a big 🚩. There were many🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩.

@ieshjust16

7 ай бұрын

Birth your book 🎯

@SheriL1

7 ай бұрын

😘@@ieshjust16 Hmmm, I just may do that.

@thanaaabdullah3452

7 ай бұрын

He’s saying all that crap knowing damn well he wouldn’t trust his child or Dog alone with AJ.

@ThatGirl551

4 ай бұрын

That does not mean guilt. Everyone reacts differently. There is no exact science.

@tammarraslegacy9827

2 ай бұрын

@@ThatGirl551 so he doesn’t care about his parents? But he cares enough to get married and make a whole baby????? That’s mind boggling 🤔🤔🤔

I used to have a lovely mechanic - big personality, popular, well known in the community. I also never would have thought he would murder his wife & kill himself in front of his kids. A lot of times you don't see these things coming

@AndrewEvenstar

5 ай бұрын

damn, that's sad and brutal

U don't even need gun shot residue or blood splatter to know he is guilty. That 911📞 alone is enough. He was being overly-descriptive and intentionally evasive abt simple stuff.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Exactly and don't forget the lies they caught him in when they interrogated him.

@anthonydavid8289

10 ай бұрын

Bingo!

@Xcuvon

9 ай бұрын

The ringing in his ears! Why?

@SheriL1

7 ай бұрын

@@Xcuvon Due to shooting a gun several times. He forgot to wear earmuffs.

@JSmooove98

6 ай бұрын

If you think someone’s tone on a 911 call is enough to send them to jail for life then you may seriously need your head checked

I couldn't understand how he wasn't freaking out he was calm as could be.

What was AJ so scared about that he needed to lie? Plus, I guess the grandmother doesn't believe any of the texts between her daughter-in-law and AJ. Also, I never once heard her defend AJ's brother Josh when the Defense team tried to pin the murders on him.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

True, I think she was so caught up in defending AJ who she thought was her angel grandson. She let her emotions go for her son and daughter n law to keep him out jail.

@AK.126

10 ай бұрын

Well Josh is not her grandson. To her that's Dawn's child. She was only worried about her own.

@disisaz

10 ай бұрын

Grandma needs to be in jail too! & deserves no more screen time

@xiling7203

10 ай бұрын

@mslove7798 are you related to this case 🧐

He did it. The end.

@yaznicolejohnson

10 ай бұрын

THEEEEEE END‼️

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

After listening to the entire interrogation, it was obvious from the beginning that those investigators were onto AJ because he got caught in some lies which they immediately called him out on. Also, it is of my belief that the break-in at the parents' gym after the murders was staged and the prostitution ring story offered up by the family friend was fabricated--all presumably orchestrated by the family--in an effort to divert the gaze of guilt away from AJ. I think those "developments" were the family's desperate last-ditch attempts to create an alternate theory because they very well knew that AJ was up against a mountain of compelling evidence I'm still unsure as to whose idea it was to blame the brother because during the interrogation, AJ never really implicated him...at least not directly. So I'm not too sure if it was his defense team's idea or a collaborative effort

@brendaedgehill7761

6 ай бұрын

Exactly

@cgtcne

2 ай бұрын

Sadly

@triciat8401

2 ай бұрын

Case closed

Hearing them blame Josh ticks me off. How can you blame Josh when he was at home with his GF and playing video games with their cousin even AJ mentioned he showed up when the police were there with their cousin. So they were flat out lying on Josh.

@chanyoung3725

10 ай бұрын

Right! It’s just a shame because even people in Houston are trying to say that allegedly it’s Josh and the cousin who broke into the gym. Something is off with this family.

@louismarquez7973

10 ай бұрын

U gotta find reasonable doubt. That’s a lawyer’s job. I wuda tried 2 put it on grandma, bcuz she has blind denial.

@jennifers4392

10 ай бұрын

@@louismarquez7973 keyword reasonable. Conspiracy theories are usually not reasonable although very convincing to the ones who believe them. People are captivated by farfetched theories. When the actual reasonable explanation is in front of their face. 😂

@jreidtastic

10 ай бұрын

That heinous crime was committed by that cross-eyed black fella named AJ Armstrong.

@carolynwhite9975

10 ай бұрын

Exactly!! Josh was not the one on trial, AJ was. I don't see why the judge even allowed it

His sister and their grandmother are seriously standing by him but painting Josh as a bad person whew im so glad he got the sentence he was suto get ! Rip to Antonio and Dawn ❤

I'm glad she's Not my grandmother!!! You can look at her! And they always put the Lord in it!. The Lord didn't have anything to do with this MURDER!!!! PLEASE!!!

@KimberlyB-jy7ez

9 ай бұрын

Right ...

P.S. Some are asking why we think AJ is guilty. Kayra cried on the stand. She was full of emotion when she had speak of the night her parents were murdered. Josh, due to immense grief, may not be able to live life normally anymore. You see how it has affected them. As for AJ, all he has said is that the circumstances has forced him to mature in ways you wouldn't expect anyone his age to. We have not seen him grieve his parents. We have not seen him break down about this tragedy. I'm not sure if it's just me, but I don't know of anyone who can take death this easily. The only thing which seems to bother him is not being able to live freely after what transpired on the night of his parents demise.Other than that, he seems very put together. Even in the courtroom, he doesn't strike me as someone who has grieved the loss of his parents. Rather, we see him slightly smirking. Does he even have a conscience? Pray for this man!

@gailtrotman5256

10 ай бұрын

How does anyone grieve when concurrently, he is charged with THE MURDER OF HIS PARENTS. This is not justice for this kid. Three trials says the evidence was unconvincing. A prosecution that was ill prepared? Foreign DNA found on AJ's clothing MID TRIAL. An alarm system that was defective! This is infuriating!

@mzbrown6969

10 ай бұрын

He even became a husband and a dad. I thought that was a bit of a selfish act because how are you going to support a family if you are lockdown.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

@@gailtrotman5256 You rather believe lies and protect a killer who was just sentence to killing over his beautiful mother and father's death. Where is the sympathy for them. What is it that some people see this lier and killer as innocent I can't see nobody wanting these church going college pro football own their own business would want to kill them. They put their son in private school which is expensive go to his games bought him a car. And right before their deaths it's only bad texts of him. His mom was tired of him lying, sneaking out the house, failing grades in school, smoking marijuana. Do any of you people watch real life crimes. A freaking 13 year old boy killed his mom in Florida because she was strict on his grades. And a kid 8 years old killed his mom over a gaming system. And the lil kid I think was 6 or 7 shot his teacher. Nobody but AJ wanted his parents dead. If not proven who did it? They couldn't find evidence of a fake prostitution ring or intruder. Josh had a strong alibi. So where is the evidence someone else did it? Where is the intruder DNA, Fingerprints, proof of windows and front door broken into or burglary? The alarm picking up all AJ movements from the Time police arrived and the alarm was set off and AJ had to put in the code to deactivate it. So why the alarm records didn't show the intruder deactivated it and reset it? Find the dad's gun know they are sleeping AJ see the intruder he leaves AJ alive and go to the kitchen to write a note leave it and the pen and dad's gun. This new generation is dumb. Only people with smart common sense can tell a blind man AJ did this. I hope he never gets out of prison...

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

@@gailtrotman5256 By the way not so smart person. it has to be proven by laboratory DNA with the dad's blood to prove it was on AJ's shirt. If it wasn't true it would not have made it to court. I believe that is why it was two mistrials the last two prosecutors didn't do a good job. But the 3rd time new prosecutors got it right. I think you didn't listen to nothing in this broadcast because you stuck on AJ. You now can go see him in Huntsville Texas and put money on his books. Because he have 40 years in prison...

@anthonydavid8289

10 ай бұрын

AJ is a sociopath period. He’s a cold blooded killer and the evidence showed he murdered his parents! He’s in prison where he belongs!

Lying is not a natural reaction to fear, maybe fear of getting caught

He’s 100% guilty and his family is in total denial.

Imagine being a Defense attorney for someone you KNOW committed the murder. Must be tough

@ep3865

8 ай бұрын

It happens more than you think. Lawyers have a job to do and if they do not defend their client to the best of their ability that could lead to retrial

@keemwilldoit1835

7 ай бұрын

True

@yunggoon504

6 ай бұрын

That's what they get paid big money for bro

Lady that boy killed those people. Stop the madness. The prosecution might have made up evidence but we all know he did it, by any means necessary. Get him off the streets. And the fact they would do josh like that? SMH!!!

Listen that grandma don’t want to face the harsh truth that her grandson is a cold blooded heartless murder. In the call to police he said his ears was ringing. He whispered “it’s me fault” on the call. How did the killer know where to find his father’s gun? How did the killer know to look specifically in those kitchen draws to write a note. They would have already had the note prepared. Why would they leave the murder weapon next to the note? His stories to the cops were very inconsistent. His own mother said that the boy is a vicious liar and will lie to your face at drop of a dime. Also how did he know his parent were dead without going in the room and that his little sister wasn’t dead. also if he had to pass his parent’s room to get to his sister’s room how did he know she wasn’t dead too. That random story he told about showing his friend the gun and shooting through the pillow is clear that he is the murder and he never named that friend. Why? If you are innocent you wouldn’t lie. You would try recall everything to the best of your abilities and tell things as you remembered them and you would be terrified and to seek real help. He killed his parents. His grandma I feel sorry for her but she needs to wise up. she strikes me as the type to protect the bad behaviors of her sons. She is an entire mammy a very dangerous person to have around you. She will watch you sleep with a killer and proclaim them as angels. 🤦🏾‍♀️

@iNVERTedplayer_

6 ай бұрын

Excellent comment !

He definitely didnt think this through. The phone call in itself told me he was guilty. Rip to the parents

Grama sorry, but AJ is guilty all evidence points to him. Very bad he did that to his lovely parents.

Send in a undercover person to go in as a immate and become buddy, buddy with him...get him to feel comfortable to open up to someone...if he did it...I'm telling you he's dying to tell someone, get it off his chest, if he did do it.

@willforeverpubg4235

5 ай бұрын

He going tell any fellow inmates that he.did it.

.. i’m already tired of hearing about this case, and him. he was never innocent to begin with, law enforcement dropped the ball with this case like they do so many others. he’s guilty. let’s focus on catching the people behind child and human trafficking among other rampant crime and cases in Houston.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

💯

@jabellatv3240

10 ай бұрын

Seriously I’m glad his trial is over I knew he was guilty from the beginning

@My-3-Sons

10 ай бұрын

Agree! This case is closed and justice has been served. RIP

@AP-hl8rg

9 ай бұрын

Agree

AJ absolutely had motive.

@47times_official

10 ай бұрын

Failing by your own free will is not motive. What would killing his parents fix?

@souldigspeaks4331

10 ай бұрын

🤷🏻OK, Captain obvious what would that be 🧏🏽‍♀️

@tammarraslegacy9827

2 ай бұрын

I TOTALLY AGREE!!! MONEY!!!! HIS CHILD WILL GET MONEY OBVIOUSLY HE IS GETTING MONEY HE PAYING FOR TOP NOTCH LAWYERS AT 16 WITH NO JOB NEVER HEARD OF IN LIFE!!!! SO YEAH HE HAD A MOTIVE!!!!

“I had nothing to do with this.” Not ‘ I didn’t hurt my parents,’ but ‘I had nothing to do with this.’ That sounds so cold, not scared but very cold blooded.

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

If u listen to the entire interrogation, he mentioned that they won't find any gunshot residue on him multiple times. He mentioned it so much that he thought in the absence of such, they wouldn't be able to find him guilty. He had a morbid fixation on that particular aspect which leads me to believe that he did extensive research on how to get rid of it

@user-zq3qd8ui5o

10 ай бұрын

@@user-mv7kh5sv9z- apparently, basic rubbing alcohol can remove fingerprints as well as gunshot residue. There was a random bottle of rubbing alcohol in his room. Not sure if it’s connected, but the bottle of rubbing alcohol was also there in his room that night.

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

@@user-zq3qd8ui5o I think they linked that to the fire he started to burn down the house with his parents inside before.

@mycalah00

10 ай бұрын

What’s even weirder is the fact that when he was told his mother didn’t make it he said ‘a lot of people had problems WITH HER.’

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

@@mycalah00 The police knew more than they were letting on in terms of the nature of the relationship between him and his parents. Hence the reason why AJ's explanations kept changing to fit what he thought they knew. But the police caught on to it

Kay Winston (his grandmother) talks about a police who didn’t come forward to tell what AJ said at the scene yet she didn’t come forward to say when she arrived at the scene and found out AJ was a suspect, she said “if AJ did this it was the drugs” She knows he did this.

@davisb4782

10 ай бұрын

Damn, really? How did I miss that?

@chanyoung3725

10 ай бұрын

@@davisb4782Yes , it was mentioned in an article from the first trial and brought up again in the second. Which the GM claimed her words were taking out of context. Also, google about a jail convo with someone named ‘Izzy’ and even google how the Aunt Renee Winston responded to a question about a disturbing allegation about AJ. It really shows how deep they will go to protect this man. Very disturbing and heartbreaking for Dawn and AJ Sr.

@joshyoung1440

9 ай бұрын

She so knows. She kept going "if he was guilty how could we support him??? How could a mother do that???" because at some point some deep part of her she'll never acknowledge realized there's no other explanation, and she probably feels like she betrayed her son and daughter-in-law. She didn't. She was confused and grief-stricken. I want to say the problem is her not realizing that fawning over the grandson is somewhat rejecting the non-murderous family she DOES have left and especially disrespecting the victims, but then again, the surviving family was also on AJ's side, so who knows what the full family dynamic and pressures were like.

@joshyoung1440

9 ай бұрын

When did she say that btw? I didn't see it in this video but I fully believe it happened.

@brandyyolidio4213

3 ай бұрын

I never heard that but that is stark contrast to what she is saying here, that is an admission that she knew he had the capacity to do so.

Poor Josh.... his own grandparents chose to believe AJ and not him. They watched as AJ and his sister blamed him, and didn't even speak up for Josh. I couldn't imagine how he must feel...

@rubydawn1

6 ай бұрын

another amazing thing about Josh is he is not out there giving interviews

@cacao123451

6 ай бұрын

They are not AJ grandparents. That’s why they didn’t care

@rubydawn1

6 ай бұрын

@@cacao123451 they are AJ grandparents and on the mothers side her parents are Josh s grandparents

@ThatGirl551

4 ай бұрын

​@@cacao123451Those are AJ's Grandparents.

The blood spatter evidence three trials later is very suspect. I wholeheartedly believe AJ is guilty of murder, and find it atrocious that his extended family chose Josh to be the sacrificial lamb because he has no blood ties to them. However; the blood evidence linking him three trials later is too convenient.

@mzbrown6969

10 ай бұрын

I am leaning toward evidence of contamination with the T-Shirt but I think he did it too. Its a little too convenient. Blood drying in mid air yet undetectable to the eye. No place else on the shirt the DNA is found except under a name tag which has held in place over 7 years cmon.. He went on to become a husband, a father also which is so suspect

@hortensyvassel3112

10 ай бұрын

The thing; after 2 people loosed; there lives; of there own child; they make this women plan this lie; that; they was doing bad stuff; so sad; that is what god said in is word we should; cry when a child; is born and laught; when one is dead; because ; we dont know the distruction; the one who born will do if that mother did know and there is a lot who kill there parents; its very ; sad poor people them to die like that;😊

@mssha1980

10 ай бұрын

Thank god the blood evidence didn’t play a role in the conviction

@OanhSchlesinger

10 ай бұрын

Negative. He did it. The blood splatter wasn’t the only evidence. He was not found guilty on blood splattered t-shirt alone.

@petrasmith2346

10 ай бұрын

Was that sticker not accidentally put on that blood spatter, ust after the murder. Like they said. Preserved for 7 years.

If AJ is innocent how is it that AJ hasn't said to the police that they need to get out there and find the killer of his parents.

@annettealbright436

10 ай бұрын

Not one time!!

@mom2babygkaterad946

7 ай бұрын

Exactly!

"I don't care how many times he lied" - crazy grandma What an absolutely disrespectful spit in the face to the victims. Nasty, nasty, vile excuse for a woman.

@nujerusalemtv809

8 ай бұрын

She may be suffering from some form of mental illness herself

@brixxaries8518

6 ай бұрын

🎯 🎯🎯

@iNVERTedplayer_

6 ай бұрын

He obviously got it from her smh sad to say

For the grandmother its hard to lose a child and then have the grandchild charged with committing the crime. Denial kicks in and all sense of logical reasoning goes out the window. But as a pastor you should care how many times your grandson lies. Scared or not if you are not guilty of anything then he should of had no problem telling the truth. And if you as the grandmother has no problem with him lying then therein lies the problem. Just sad. I pray healing for all who were affected by this.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Agree💯

@kwametwe2929

10 ай бұрын

And how come when they were sus of him and listen him as a suspect, the grandmother said "If Aj did this, it has to be drugs"? It doesnt change the fact that he did it. It also doesn't change the fact he is a suspect. It doesn't make him any less guilty.... His family knows he did it. They would just rather protect him and that's why he lacks accountability.

@chokmahhalacha3171

10 ай бұрын

Right. The Bible says lying is an abomination. She forgot that or never read it.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

@@chokmahhalacha3171 Right, she needs to hold her grandson accountable for his wrong doings. If she is a woman of God she should be able to understand lying is one of the sins in the commandments. So how can she practice what she preach but give her grandson a pass. Lord make it make sense to this lady. Which we all have falled short of the glory. But we repent and forgiven. But this crime he have committed honoring thou mother and father she straight overlooked it. Like he is an acception to the rule. Sad all around but one day she will have no choice but to accept it and live with it...

@joshyoung1440

9 ай бұрын

Right. People don't JUST lie when they're scared. If someone is scared, all lies they say are not written off. It's WHAT they're scared about and WHAT they're lying about. You don't lie about a masked man in your house when you're scared of that. You lie when _you were involved in something._

How is the grandmother saying that AJ said he told a officer about a mask intruder, but didn't mention it to 911? Only when he was being interrogated. Ma'am that was not hear say, those words was spoken by AJ he saw a mask intruder. May I add, there was no proof off break in, no mask intruder fingerprints or DNA left in the house. So who was the mask intruder? How he get in and out the house, was it a ghost...🤦🏽‍♀️

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Then when the defense tactic didn't make no sense of the mask intruder because they couldn't prove it was a mask intruder. What did they do, go after the brother josh with no proof he did it. His phone records and girlfriend as a witness put him at home. Remember AJ called josh first before calling 911, so how he did it. And why would he show up to the house distraught? This is so simple and common sense, and someone can't be too smart if they can't see AJ is Guilty...

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

What was interesting about the interrogation was that AJ didn't know how much the interrogators knew so he kept changing his story to fit whatever new info was being fed to him which the officers caught onto. He realized that he would have to identify the friend who he claimed he was playing around with the gun with so he then changed it up and said he fired the gun after the "friend" went home

@mssha1980

10 ай бұрын

@@user-mv7kh5sv9zhe should’ve just asked for a lawyer but kept talking. It was poorly planned

@47times_official

10 ай бұрын

Aj said on the call "How'd you get in here" hinting that there was an intruder lol.

@jay_islove85

10 ай бұрын

Also the weapon used was his father’s gun how did the mask intruder knew where to find his father’s gun.

Grandma making excuses for his lies. I was shocked when she said she didn't care how many lies he told...he was scared. So, Grandma, why was AJ doing so much lying, but his brother and sister weren't? She sure didn't do any taking up for Josh. How did the masked man get in and out without tripping the alarm? Who reset the alarm for AJ to have to turn off to let the cops in?

If my parents were murdered and I was scared, the last thing I would do is lie, especially if I didn't do nothing wrong. The grandmother supposed to be a Godly woman in the church, what happened to thou shall not lie. She is ok with her grandson being a lier, than being truthful and honest if he did no wrong. Regardless of the alarm system, where is the proof someone else was in the house? Their would be DNA, Fingerprints, broken doors, windows, burglary or something pointing to someone else. Who else came in the house and where is the proof? Make it make sense. I watch crime shows a lot of people try to cover their crimes. But if it proves nobody was in that house. It was AJ or his sister the only two people that was left alive. If you want someone dead, why would you break in their house, know when they are sleeping, and know where the dad's gun is at. And AJ see you and you let him live and left the gun at the scene. Why the alarm went off when police arrived so the intruder set it...

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

The grandmother is living in la la land voluntarily

@user-fd9nz3fr6c

10 ай бұрын

its her love for her grandson which makes her believe he didn't do it, Godly women or not, your grandparents would probably feel the same, if you was accused of a crime

@user-xt9qv2es8t

10 ай бұрын

Dont forget she also one to throw someone elses child under the bus to try and save her own blood. I now see why older brother have issues he have it seems like life changed a lot once his mother married into this evil family

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

@@user-xt9qv2es8t I really think the robbery at the parents' gym after the murders was staged and the prostitution ring sorry made-up. I won't be surprised if the family orchestrated it all in an effort to try to save AJ seeing the amt. of evidence he was up against

@My-3-Sons

10 ай бұрын

Hopefully Josh has lots of outside support. Thank GOD AJ is in prison.

His grandmother and her wig is delusional

@breskinner

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@indiamitchell93

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

This is awful. These poor grandmothers, Josh and Kayra. AJ was so incredibly selfish. 😢 Praying for God's grace and healing to Dawn and Antonio Sr's surviving family. It's scary that just one person can change family dynamics and cause such pain.

@andigordon8397

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely he ruined everybody they will never be the same....😢😢

@brandyyolidio4213

3 ай бұрын

He ruined all those lives and he's going to hell for this, since he refuses to tell the truth

The grandmother is delusional ,and should be ashamed of herself and to be willing to justify every turn of that boys sickness !nobody lies if they have nothing to lie about scared or not period !it’s really sad ,that she speaks about the lord and prayer but is standing behind and representing the devil and cheering him on!That boy has a darkness and coldness in his eyes you can’t unsee Nor if you have any emotional intelligence you can’t ignore!she’s willing to hold on to whatever family members are left ,even if there the murderer !And then to throw the brother under the bus and use his mental health against him and she stood by and helped destroy her own other grand child and supported these obvious lies for this demonic man that took her own child from her it’s really sick !I couldn’t imagine one of my three children murdering myself and there dad in cold blood ,and the face I gave birth too being the last thing I see before they take my life …and then to have one or both of my parents backing them would be a betrayal and injustice in a way I don’t even think I can articulate !And the defense was pathetic and weak and genuinely every time the defense spoke I would laugh in shock at the weakness and weird directive they took!And thus why he’s in prison and I pray as a taxpayer that he never walks the streets again or has access physically to his child ..if he killed his own parents nobody’s off limits to someone like him !And iv know lots of wonderful play actors who can put on and act like there the most polite upstanding human beings who could sell you a swamp and call it lakefront property .but in their private life or in there heart of hearts there callous ,wicked and capable of the unthinkable !

@SheriL1

10 ай бұрын

@CassiePhillips9011. Well said. I know people like that too. They wear mask well. Most who have never experienced these deceitful types don't know what to look for or even know people that this exist. The fact that AJ was okay with his defense team throwing his own brother under a speeding train is another identifier. He could care less how Josh would be affected. How cold is that!! We all know how he turned out because of this horrid cycle of crime. Poor thing.

a killer comes to kill a 250 lb ex football player without a weapon. think about it grandma!!!

How do you ask the police how long the bullet hole has been in the floor/ceiling? Then AJ brother Josh didn’t seem to by his story. Josh said something doesn’t sound right.

@hellosoupy

10 ай бұрын

I wish they would have talked more about the place where the bullet and the sheet rock landed. Was it realistic for that stuff to be sitting there untouched for 2-3 weeks? And I wish they would have pushed for the name of that friend who he shot it for to make it obvious that he was lying about that (although maybe they did and deemed it not to be important evidence?). Such a strange, tragic case 😢

@uniquenesscaliatl9724

10 ай бұрын

@@hellosoupy At first he stated friends and used the term for them, then that changed to just a friend and the friend basically left before he could show him. Yes they should have questioned him about who the friend was.

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

@@uniquenesscaliatl9724 That "friend" suddenly left to go home before the gun went off because the investigators insisted on more info abt that "friend". AJ's story abt everything kept changing because he did not know how much or what the investigators knew so he was trying to tailor his answers to fit the info they were feeding him which they caught onto.

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

After listening to the entire interrogation, it was obvious from the beginning that those investigators were onto AJ because he got caught in some lies which they immediately called him out on. Also, it is of my belief that the break-in at the parents' gym after the murders was staged and the prostitution ring story offered up by the family friend was fabricated--all presumably orchestrated by the family--in an effort to divert the gaze of guilt away from AJ. I think those "developments" were the family's desperate last-ditch attempts to create an alternate theory because they very well knew that AJ was up against a mountain of compelling evidence I'm still unsure as to whose idea it was to blame the brother because during the interrogation, AJ never really implicated him...at least not directly. So I'm not too sure if it was his defense team's idea or a collaborative effort

If AJ hadn't murdered his parents, he wouldn't be missing his wife and son. He deserves a loooong prison sentence.

@My-3-Sons

10 ай бұрын

Selfish AJ brings an innocent child into the hell he created.

@WindDancer435

10 ай бұрын

@@My-3-Sons I don't think he really loves his wife. She was just for show, a trophy if you will. He probably thought marrying her would make him look good to jurors who may have been thinking: He can't be that bad if he got her. At any rate, in the long run after two trials I think, it didn't work. Thank goodness!

@brandyyolidio4213

3 ай бұрын

Could have been the wife on here instead of his parents, id you can kill your own dad and especially mom you can kill anyone...She should think about that.

Why would u have a child and get married knowing what u may face, very selfish imo

@kellytedder5225

7 ай бұрын

So he could use that in his defense....hes a caring father, husband, blah blah blah. Knows hes guilty so wants the judge to take all that into consideration.

@jkweili

7 ай бұрын

@@kellytedder5225 ur probably right, glad it didn’t work, he is guilty as charged I knew he was guilty when he threw his brother under the bus, there is no way if I didn’t do it I would just offer up my sibling, police would have to do their job and get me some great evidence to convince me..but if I were guilty I would probably send them my siblings way to get the heat off me.

They can’t be this DELUSIONAL & What they tried doing to the brother is Sick!!! Shame on Them All!!

@missfluffydiva2120

7 ай бұрын

Sadly yes they are. They are in such deep denial because they really don't want to believe that AJ could commit such a heinous crime so it had to be Dawn's son Josh who did it because of his issues...which was just perfect for AJ. They feel no shame...Josh isn't blood to them so they had no problem trying to blame him when there was zero evidence. AJ is devoid of any kind of remorse and he will never admit to killing his parents. His parents especially mama was seeing who was the real AJ and they didn't like what was being revealed.

@MsEve79

7 ай бұрын

@@missfluffydiva2120 Sad!!!!!!

All I can say is how sick you can give your kids the world an they can turn on you 😢

The grandmother is much more dumber or evil than the grandson. She is not hurt or unhappy about losing a good son (who overcame every obstacle to become a successful NFL player, gym instructor and a motivational speaker). He made a good life for his family and was a good father and husband too. But he was killed by a spoilt brat

@DontDooTooMuch

7 ай бұрын

Is she the mom to him or his wife?

@hasanmuhammad3916

7 ай бұрын

Who are you​@@DontDooTooMuch

@hasanmuhammad3916

7 ай бұрын

Are you talking about the lady that's talking that's the Gm

@Sweetay99

7 ай бұрын

@@DontDooTooMuchshe's the mom to the father. Antonio Sr

@brandyyolidio4213

3 ай бұрын

She is not dumb, but she is in EXTREME denial of the facts. She is too close to this case to make a solid logical answer, she is picturing the little boy A.J. use to be, not this cousiousless monster.

I think AJ used gloves and flushed them down the toilet. And the pillows over the head muffled the gun shots, but he had ringing in the ears🤔Also the pillows limited the blood splatter. He had time to stage the scene, which makes no sense. How the intruder know where the dad's gun is at and AJ saw him and the intruder take the time to write a note and leave the pen, sounds so amateur and staged. This was definitely planned. And the gun have no prints and DNA...

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

I believe the second alarm expert pulled up records to prove the alarm was working great that night. I believe the defense paid their expert to lie. And when the professionals came in and proved the truth their expert back tracked. The records don't lie...if the alarm was so faulty, why would the parents keep using the company paying money, and setting it every night...even AJ's mom said in a text AJ you lie the alarm don't lie you sneaking out the house...

@47times_official

10 ай бұрын

Gloves would've clogged the toilet, he told the detectives that his parents always sleep with a pillow over their head and that they can ask anyone, he didn't even say ringing he just said "I hear a hight pitched noise". The intruder was probably in the house for hours, wrote the note, went upstairs, shot Dawn and Antonio, and ran right out of the house. The alarm didn't go off because it didn't work all the time like his sister said fresh out of her sleep.

@TRUEWITNESS4U

10 ай бұрын

Bingo!

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

@@47times_official You are clearly in the denial. I have not only flushed gloves down the toilet, I had a ex boyfriend when I was young and we had a lot of intimate times together and I had a lot of condoms in my trash can. They are similar to gloves I'm speaking like 10 of them and they flushed and didn't clog my toilet. So try again with another excuse. I'm still waiting on the proof you have that somebody else did it. You can't because the killer is serving 40 years found guilty in Texas prison. Look it doesn't matter anymore and I'm not going to keep going back and forth. I'm just glad that justice was finally served. And don't act like you never in your life heard of kids killing their parents. Research the Mendez Brothers in California. It took the 3rd trial to find them guilty to life. And they were rich spoiled kids. The defense lied on the dad saying he was SA them. But after killing their parents they went on shopping sprees throwing parties. You must be naive or gullible. People that are smart can simply use common sense. But I understand some people were crack babies or alcohol symptoms and can't understand the truth, from Facts, to lies. Wishing you the best but AJ is gone. The lawsuit will get dropped and his appeals won't help him. At least he got away with it for 7 years. His poor son won't even grow up with his dad. You facing a murder charge and bring a kid in this world is so selfish...

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

@@47times_official Can I ask you a question ⁉️ I know you won't answer, who are you to this family? because everything, everyone says including Facts of this trial you keep coming up with fake excuses defending AJ to the End????

His sister looked like she didnt give AF after the police went to the house, if my parents had been attacked i wouldave been inconsolable at that age, and she was so calm and coached during the trial, his sister knows more

@TheYoli182

10 ай бұрын

I think that's a defense mechanism.

@darincampbell171

10 ай бұрын

Honestly, I just don’t believe that the sister was in on this. Not at all. Remember, she lost her parents. People grieve differently! AJ acted alone and, unfortunately, his sister had to deal with the consequences. So unfair to her! Peace.

@encorewithe2482

10 ай бұрын

I am one of those who need time to digest such a brital information. It might seem like I dont care but it is a defense mechanism indeed.

@SheriL1

10 ай бұрын

@@darincampbell171 I really believe she had nothing to do with it but her demeanor was off. I was like, what's wrong with these people??

@darincampbell171

10 ай бұрын

@@SheriL1 - Remember, she is a victim. I am sure that she didn’t want this to happen to her parents. Her brother just threw her into it all, abruptly. I feel sorry for her. Peace.

THIS WHOLE FAMILY SICK!!!!!!!!!IN THE NAME OF JESUS AS THE GRANDMOTHER WOULD SAY!!!!!!!

God, bless her lil' delusional heart... but grandma knows DAMN WELL that not even SHE believes that bullshyt 🤐

This is why you don't talk to the police. He should have asked for a lawyer and not said a word. Whether he did it or not.

@KimberlyB-jy7ez

9 ай бұрын

Not only that but the family trying to side with him but they didn't protect him when the police took him in to ask questions... makes me think that granny spent a lot of time talking to the family to make them side with him ...

@ThatGirl551

4 ай бұрын

I wondered about that as well. Being 16 how many kids even after being mirandized would know to lawyer up.

They seem happy to throw Josh under the bus, perhaps because he was the stepson. I hope he is doing ok and has people who love him

But you were ready to let them put your step- grandson in prison and save your grandson. Yep a psychopath.

They wanted to blame Josh so badly! The plan was to make him appear jealous, angry & emotionally challenged, especially after his diagnosis. Josh lost his mom & stepdad. He’s innocent, his brother is not! May Antonio & Dawn rest in peace. They gave their kids a great life & didn’t deserve what happened to them.🥀🥀💔😭🕊️

Aj did it bro rest in peace to his parents

I decided that he was guilty when he checked on the Sister, but didn’t go to check on his parents and he said the reason why is not because he was scared which would’ve been understandable, but he said he didn’t check on the parents because he didn’t want to see them in that state….. what state? He didn’t know if anything at all had happened to them, so why would he say that he didn’t want to see them in that state and he wanted to remember them alive I guess.

@kanalioolaloku7125

7 ай бұрын

Because he already knew they were dead

It’s just sad because his family because of AJ has been stuck in the first stage of grief denial for over 7 years he is insanely manipulative and has emotionally destroyed his family and killed his parents and put a pillow over his fathers head as he struggled to breathe just cold blooded

NO you lie when your wrong and is guilty.

I’m so sick of that grandma.😒

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, my sympathy credit ran out for her. She is being wilfully negligent in the midst of glaring evidence

Grandma said he mostly worried about kid and wife,girlfriend not his parents sad 😔

Two of you guys are heroes in my book excellent job justice for the dead ❤

41:16 the Grandmother is delusional. God bless her soul.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Yes sometimes love is blind...

So they’re saying the alarm system was finicky but still that doesn’t mean anything. The police said there was NO signs of forced entry so if the alarm system worked properly or not it still says someone from inside committed the murders

This is a horrific crime and I think he resented being disciplined by his parents! He was smoking marijuana daily, he was failing in school, and he had become reckless with his car! His parents were planning to take away his car until his grades improved and he was very resentful towards their attempts to punish him! He planned to murder them and he did! He felt entitled and he didn't want to follow the rules given to him by his parents! He will have a lot of time to think about his decision to murder his parents! SHAME! smh!😰

@andigordon8397

10 ай бұрын

And don't forget cops found evidence of Crack use......

AJ never said initially "i love(ed) my parents" "omg i can't believe this happened" none of that

AJ and his defense threw the older brother under the bus 🙃

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Yes they did that was so messed up. But I really don't think it was AJ his defense lawyers did it and convinced AJ and his family to go along with it to get AJ off...

@mssha1980

10 ай бұрын

@@mslove7798sadly so. But I saw a post where a relative say they are trying to get him(Josh) help.

@AK.126

10 ай бұрын

And that is pure evil

Why AJ didn’t go to his parents room to wake them up ? He didn’t even look in their room to see if they was ok? But he wakes the sister ?

Respectfully the grandmother is in denial

My opinion is AJ did this

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

And it's proven Facts your opinion is absolutely💯% right...

@tavarisstewart6324

10 ай бұрын

He's going to get it in prison sorry for you bruh!

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

@@tavarisstewart6324 😂

How the grandmother know he is innocent. She wasn't there..??

People dont lie to much because they are scared.... People lie simply because they dont want to face the truth be held accountable or avoid the consequences

Sorry, yall can say what you want but i could NEVER convict someone, nevertheless a child, on strictly circumstantial evidence. Unless you have hard evidence connecting that person to the crime your circumstantial evidence means nothing to me. Less than nothing.

@SheriL1

10 ай бұрын

Not even with a mountain of circumstantial evidence.

43:06 that one sentence Dawn got her killer put behind bars ! Chills. RIP to such beautiful parents who tried to jus be parents.

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

Yes very telling and emotional...

@ieshjust16

10 ай бұрын

The evidence doesn't lie AJ lies period

@mslove7798

10 ай бұрын

@@ieshjust16 Yes

@BriannaDaylon

10 ай бұрын

Yup I always thought so too. It darn near sums up the whole case as if she already knew what was going to happen

@mom2babygkaterad946

7 ай бұрын

26:00 His 👁️👁️’s don’t lie. They say it all. How do you murder your very own parents?? Especially parents who worked hard to give you a privileged life. Rest in peace Dawn & Antonio💔🥀🥀🕊️

It makes sense now grandma is the dads mom. Big brother is not the dads son. So of course shes going to agree with the defense saying the big brother killed the dad. #DONTFREEAJ

@Mochahontas091

10 ай бұрын

Right!

And to the defense talking about he’s like a stepson. I bet if they ever free him they wouldn’t dare live with him. 😂 If that young man ever feels stopping thwarted or restricted, see what he might do. Many sociopaths are nice and polite.

@user-mv7kh5sv9z

10 ай бұрын

He helped them carry their boxes of 🗂️ every morning through the court hallways performing for the cameras. I bet they wouldn't have ever invited him over for Thanksgiving if he was found not guilty

@KimberlyB-jy7ez

9 ай бұрын

Right and wants everyone to like them so if anything ever comes up the other person is the crazy one not them ...

“I don’t care how many times he’s lied he was scared” thats a wildddd statement

If the lab tested his shirt for blood splatter and said there was none and the prosecution believed them and didn’t even look at it because “they took their word for it” why 7 years later do they even have it tested again ? Also it’s convenient it happens to be under a visitor sticker. No one thinks that’s odd? I’m not saying he’s guilty or innocent but some of y’all are giving a 16 year old who was failing school a lot of credit

@caramelcutiewhitaker4703

Ай бұрын

Too much credit. The comments on here are unbelievable.

Grandma should be ashamed. How they can just believe AJ when the evidence is all so easily all pointing towards him, and she can make up excuses for all his lies, including lies that make absolutely no sense, it's just sickening. Josh couldn't have done it, because he was home with his girlfriend! That his parents were murdered destroyed Josh mentally, meanwhile AJ is as happy and care free as ever. Josh is another victim, and Grandma helped line him up and hold him down. "Here, here's that escaped goat!" It's sickening. Grandma should be terribly ashamed.

@johnryder557

10 ай бұрын

Yea I agree it's a pretty open and shut case just my opinion and common sense too lol

@andigordon8397

10 ай бұрын

True True-- but you know Josh not her blood grandson he's her step-grandson - remember they referred to him as Dawn's son ...smh

The grandmother is in severe denial. What a terrible thing to do to her oldest son for which AJ brutally murdered.

I don’t lie when I’m scared. That’s ridiculous. Ridiculous!