“While I can pick up my pieces slowly and try to put them back together, he can’t.” The fact that this young man had his life stolen from him and still has the humility to speak about Joey like that says a lot. Proud of Tyler for his bravery, proud of his mama for her dedication, and proud of the lawyers for caring.

@unseentruecrime

2 ай бұрын

❤

@LA-86

2 ай бұрын

Exactly

@betsylaughlin8652

Ай бұрын

💯 Tyler is an amazing young man with a big heart and a strong mind.

@Nabiiiiiiii0809

Ай бұрын

1😊q❤1a22​@@unseentruecrime

@Nabiiiiiiii0809

Ай бұрын

​@@unseentruecrime❤❤❤ŵqq❤q ŵ❤

Horrible sister, shitty cops, great attorney, strong mother.

@ash_tray

2 ай бұрын

Period

@heezypeasy8611

2 ай бұрын

Fully agree

@ZavaXavier

2 ай бұрын

Agree 💯.

@dd-jm1md

2 ай бұрын

I wonder does she visit her daughter…

@quatzxice

2 ай бұрын

Getting out of jail- priceless.

She got the death sentence and let her younger brother go to jail for no reason and STILL wouldn’t say anything in his defense? She is a disgusting excuse for a human

@TheConorsmithusa

2 ай бұрын

She ain't no human

@meganlangreck2488

2 ай бұрын

We call that kind of disgusting human a MONSTER

@robinjohnson1141

2 ай бұрын

Definitely a Demon

@selecttravelvacations7472

2 ай бұрын

Because she was waiting for a retrial it looks like. She lost that trial too.

@DoomsdayMayBeOkay

2 ай бұрын

classic psychopath clearly

How the hell did allow the main suspect to speak to the child. Unbelievable.

@Willzb-xk4ew

Ай бұрын

Im pretty sure that alone would get the whole case thrown out

@TerraThesilkwing206421

Ай бұрын

They tried to do that with my dad and I. When I was 9-10 my dad tried to traffick me into the dark web whenever I visited him. When I was 16 years later he was caught… they wanted me to testify in front of him. I said no I am not going to do that

@natashatmt

29 күн бұрын

Right and if so, why wouldn’t it be recorded! I wouldn’t doubt it if it was but they knew it could come back on them and made it disappear.

@melihakgul4758

28 күн бұрын

This is the dumbest thing i have ever seen. Those officers also needs to be punished

@Willzb-xk4ew

28 күн бұрын

@@melihakgul4758 that would require them to actually do their jobs

The judicial system failed this child, and his family. If you take a child and (based on the words of a woman you already know is guilty), manipulate him, omit evidence, and falsely imprison him. Then, at the very least, you can compensate both him and his family, for stealing his youth, and leaving his mother with crippling debt just to correct your mistake. The courts, and the police, need to be held to a higher standard than this.

@3winanimal

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely, the failures in the judicial system can have devastating consequences, especially for innocent individuals and their families. It's essential that there are mechanisms in place to compensate those who have been wrongfully convicted and to hold accountable those responsible for such miscarriages of justice. No one should have to suffer due to the negligence or misconduct of law enforcement and the courts. Holding them to a higher standard is crucial for maintaining trust and integrity in our legal system.

@melaniekincl3496

13 күн бұрын

@@3winanimal This is the most AI-looking comment I've come across on social media. *sigh* Not insipid AI comments in KZread, too... Is nothing going to be human-generated anymore?

@litrogue6328

13 күн бұрын

Okay so you think women should be in prison because they finally struck back ag ainst their abusers?

@victorplayz5777

9 күн бұрын

​@@litrogue6328yes and they should be put in prison for aborting their babies.

@A2-Star438

7 күн бұрын

@@litrogue6328Yes.

These cops are awful. They couldn't be bothered to record Kristy manipulating her brother? Common sense tells you that's what was going to happen. They were criminals themselves, attempting to ruin this young boys life when he didn't do anything.

@bigtalk2598

2 ай бұрын

All cops suck.

@meganlangreck2488

2 ай бұрын

Yes absolutely

@EvoS76

2 ай бұрын

You haven’t been watching murder mysteries very long. A fair portion of them are just like that. I believe there are statistics that claim 25% of them are psychopaths. I imagine more judges are. These people are not your friends and enjoy hurting people.

@D0ntTickleMe

2 ай бұрын

The worst part is there far from the only cops that have done this. A lot of detectives only care about closing a case. That don't care if it's the right person getting charged with the crime.

@Ma.haaaaa

2 ай бұрын

They don’t care about the truth the only thing they cared about is to find someone to convict in the crime

“Someone that will lie to protect his sister will lie to protect himself.” DUDE. Those two things are contradictory! If he lied to protect his sister, why would he HAVE to lie to protect himself? Makes no sense

@GorditaSlim

2 ай бұрын

Seriously!! The predator can not be the victim, vise versa. His sister took advantage of a good kid.

@Exxy6965

2 ай бұрын

That were my thoughts exactly. I am watching a lot of crime and I keep being flabbergasted how in US attorneys constantly try to play on people's emotions instead of sticking to facts and logic, and often what they are saying doesn't even make any sense, like in this case.

@meganlangreck2488

2 ай бұрын

Well they had to go through the formalities and niceties of a trial, and that remark by the prosecutor was so dumb that I almost think he said it on purpose because he wanted to lose.

@fotografick

2 ай бұрын

honestly, it must be so hard to have the job of arguing against tyler. Felt bad for him because he is just doing his job.

@Little_Mila_2024

2 ай бұрын

This is mythoughts too

I can't imagine how traumatic this must have been. Not only as a child fearing for their life, but the betrayal must be so painful.

What an absolutely loving mother!!! When she said 'WHAT IS YOUR CHILD'S WORTH' it gave me goosebumps as a parent. May god bless this family.

It should be 100% illegal to interrogate any minor without a parent or legal guardian. If not available, a child advocate approved by the courts should step in on behalf of the child.

@benjib0yyy

2 ай бұрын

could have sworn it was at least in most states. guess im wrong. lol. maybe its changed now.

@thecongenital3035

2 ай бұрын

(2) When it is necessary to take a child into custody, the least restrictive custody should be selected. (3) Unless the child is immediately released, the person taking the child into custody shall immediately notify the judge or his designee. Except when a child is endangered by a parent, guardian or custodian, before any interrogation may take place of a child who is seventeen (17) years of age or younger, law enforcement shall notify the child's parent, guardian or custodian and shall require the parent, guardian or custodian to be present during any questioning. (4) A child taken into custody shall not be held in custody for a period longer than reasonably necessary, but not to exceed twenty-four (24) hours, and shall be released to his parent, guardian or custodian unless the judge or his designee authorizes temporary custody.

@dietotaku

2 ай бұрын

it should be (and i thought it was) 100% illegal to interrogate ANYONE without a lawyer present. like tyler said, a lot of adults don't know the system and how it's stacked against the accused, you have a constitutional RIGHT to an attorney and any interrogation that takes place without one present should be considered to be coerced and inadmissible in court.

@lennychorn147

2 ай бұрын

@@benjib0yyy It used to be an unwritten rule when it came to minors. It was never the law. This boy is far from the first kid to be railroaded into a conviction based on forced confessions.

@lennychorn147

2 ай бұрын

@@thecongenital3035 What state has this law?

To throw her adolescent brother - a brother who adored her - under the bus like that is abominable. What an amazing Mum and an incredible young man.

@phoenixlee7949

2 ай бұрын

And incredible attorney

@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive

2 ай бұрын

"sugar and spice and everything nice. Thats what little girls are made of" society is against men from the moment they are born. This patriarchy bs is just a cover so people dont realize that women cant be slaves. The slaves were not the ones staying home while the master worked...

@BMP2U

2 ай бұрын

British

@trentonsellers7600

2 ай бұрын

You know just as well as I that killers are cold to the touch. Human life ceases to have meaning for them whether friend, family or foe. I feel like I'm telling you nothing new.

@GoopManMakes

2 ай бұрын

@@BMP2Ureally?😮

He could easily have accepted the manslaughter charge, moved to a different place and got on with his life. The fact he risked everything just to prove his innocence and is now campaigning to stop corrupt police from coercing children into false confessions she’s incredible character!

As a sister to a wonderful little brother myself, I'm disgusted by the cruelty and callousness this monster showed towards hers. I would lay down my life without hesitation if it meant my little brother would always he safe and protected from harm. He will be turning 14 years old this year, and every day I'm proud of who he's grown to be, just as I'm sure Tyler's mother is proud of her selfless and loving son. ~ Louise

@avwel3827

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@jameshopkins503

18 күн бұрын

I wish all older siblings could be just like you. ♥️❤️

What an amazing young man …trying to protect his sister who couldn’t give a damn about her little brother. As for his mum who lost everything, she should be refunded every penny

@liveyourdreammedia

2 ай бұрын

I wouldn't call it amazing. he probably felt threatened by his sister due to the fact he might be next, ever thought about it that way?

@mentalhealth9256

2 ай бұрын

​@@liveyourdreammedia His sister didn't need to threaten him because she had already manipulated him into thinking she was the best thing since sliced bread. She knew him, she watched him grow up and played on his vulnerability, naivety and his love for her. He actually is an amazing young man to have come through that ordeal and then dedicating his life to help other youngsters.

@upgrade1015

2 ай бұрын

Yes plus’s

@OldSkoolWax

2 ай бұрын

completely agree

@tracybilodeau2673

2 ай бұрын

His sister is evil, a heartless psycho

Case shouldve been thrown out when the police questioned him without mum. What a sick sister.

@LivyRivy

2 ай бұрын

Was just thinking that. Isn't it illegal to interrogate a minor without a parent/guardian present? If it's not, it should be. Edit: Never mind, just got to the part of the video where they address that.

@juanitawiley1263

2 ай бұрын

I completely agree!

My mom passed away in 2010. Hearing the mother say how she traded everything she had to fund her sons defense made me want to cry. Reminds me of my own mother whom I still miss so much to this day. What an incredible blessing it must be to have had such a mother in his corner during this horrific experience.

@fauzianalwoga1002

19 күн бұрын

Me too dear. My mom passed away last year and she did absolutely everything for me❤❤❤❤❤. I will try to do everything in order to make her proud of her baby girl. May our beautiful moms rest in eternal peace until we meet again insha Allah

I wish I had a mother like her. She is an inspiration. Good on this man for holding out hope that humanity would finally realise he is innocent. Its stories like these that bring real change, positive change.

I agree with Tyler, there should be an attorney when a child is being interrogated, because often enough in these situation, it’s a family member manipulating them to say things and pull the emotion strings.

@darkangellew

2 ай бұрын

They should not have separated him from his mother lol its annoying how many issues like this happen mostly because of negligence! I hate cases that could be one quicker but because of stupidity of ego, they miss things & cause more harm!

@sarahholland2600

2 ай бұрын

In the UK it's illegal for Police to question a minor without an "appropriate adult" present. Be it parent, social worker or lawyer. Children can too easily ge coerced or intimidated into making false confessions to please aggressive adults questioning them.

@WilliamW1979

2 ай бұрын

@@darkangellew There are laws and even supreme court decisions on this issue. If he is under arrest, they have the right to question him BUT they are legally forced to read him his Miranda rights before any questions AND his age must be taken into account and his mental understanding of the Miranda rights. Basically, if he doesn't understand his rights, then his mother or an attorney need to be present to help him or any confession can be thrown away. 2011 Supreme court case of J.D.B. vs North Carolina where a boy was questioned in a room after a cop pulled him out of his class. The child felt he had no choice but to talk because he was detained but his rights were not read until AFTER the cop got the confession. The Supreme Court ordered the lower courts to reconsider the situation because of the child's age and situation in determining if he understood his rights.

@why-even-try-brotendo

2 ай бұрын

Cops are absolute MONSTERS

@meganbessenbacher7107

2 ай бұрын

Minors have the same right to an attorney that adults do, I raised my kids with strong sibling bonds and a healthy knowledge of their right to remain silent.

Such a malicious district attorney.

This really showed that you can have two people, raised in the same household, with the same advantages and disadvantages, and they can still become two entirely different people! Once you are in the court system it is impossible to get free of the picture they have of you. Parents may never really know the depth of the bond between two children in the same household. It's so sad this young man went through this experience out of love and loyalty. This would surely change a person, especially at such a young age.

@yeesh9215

2 ай бұрын

So true, I hate when they blame parents for not raising them right. Sometimes it is not the parents fault. We are our own person.

@Scottyallen-of7qr

Ай бұрын

I wonder if their parents realized early on how evil kristi really was? If tgey had any indications they could have prevented this experience for him. The mother really never addressed her relationship with her daughter.

@peterharrell7305

28 күн бұрын

Because EVERYTHING is epigenetic.

@user-ll6zn3xv9v

25 күн бұрын

The parents knew their daughter was a monster. They ignored it.

"What is your child's life worth?" That shook me.

@razztazz1982

2 ай бұрын

When she said that I said out loud, "My child's life is worth everything to me."

@curbyourshi1056

2 ай бұрын

​@@razztazz1982Me too!

@craigbarnett9489

2 ай бұрын

My child’s life is worth my own…

@MomentoMoriEST92

2 ай бұрын

Fr shit makes u think

@INDIA_BEE

2 ай бұрын

Oh man words can’t even explain❤

"Someone who will lie to protect his sister, will lie to protect himself." That is the biggest load of bs i have ever heard. That makes absolutely no sense. If anything, it is the complete opposite.

@HollyRhodes-xx3pb

2 ай бұрын

I agree

@marykistnen6837

2 ай бұрын

Yes, if he lied to protect his sister, he is innocent, so I don't know why that guy brings up the other lie.

@jguenther3049

2 ай бұрын

Right! That was total hoskaplop.

@brandocalrissian3294

2 ай бұрын

Only an idiot says something like that. It's a complete contradiction.

@battlerudee

2 ай бұрын

Exactly…and if he in fact lied to protect his sister…wth did he do that he would need protection for??

The evil monster of a sister does a prison escape attempt and is rewarded with life in prison instead of the death sentence, which doesn't make any sense!

@PeterPaulChipwelong-ce8pm

10 күн бұрын

Death is mercy But life without freedom is damnation

Tyler is so lucky to have a mother like her, I lost my mother over a year ago and have a hole in my heart since, I miss so many things about her and it makes me happy to see he’s taking care of his mom after her spending her life saving to help him. What a great son and cute too😊

@lauriewinstead

Ай бұрын

My love goes to you, dear.💞

It’s heartwarming to know that he is supporting his mom now. She gave up everything in her entire life for him. I hope they have a happy life together.

@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive

2 ай бұрын

Jobs are something you get. Not something you are born with.

@rebelsociety

29 күн бұрын

I bet Tyler and his mom are having a secret relationship now 🤭😱

@karendavenport9901

21 күн бұрын

God Bless You and may your innocence be shouted off the roof by the angels that are surrounding you. God please protect this son by your guardian angels and let the truth be known.

@ash3227

20 күн бұрын

That’s so far fetched I wonder if it’s a projection

@A2-Star438

7 күн бұрын

@@rebelsocietyWtf?

Such a strong mother

@hellwolf2251

2 ай бұрын

God bless the family. ❤ did not deserve to go through this, nobody does

@meganlangreck2488

2 ай бұрын

Yes she is strong. Still, she and her family should not have had to go through this. I wonder what other kinds of great things they would be doing for their community if they had not had to fight this uphill battle. If only law enforcement had done their jobs in the first place with common sense.

Now THAT’S a good mother 🥺 Proud of her for making such huge sacrifices in the name of justice for her baby.

What a mother that lady is. This should be a movie. Many years ago I remember seeing a TV movie called A Death in Canaan about an 18-year-old who was coerced into a false confession for the murder of his mother after EIGHT hours of unsupervised interrogation without an attorney in 1973. Unfortunately, he didn't have a wonderful mother to advocate for him. He only avoided prison because a couple of celebrities who read about his case came to his aid. Tyler's story is even more compelling because he was 13 at the time, was framed by an evil sister, actually spend five years imprisoned, and had a warrior for a mom and a lawyer.

This is utterly ridiculous. Thirteen years old? Dirty ass cops.

@Ooooooooooooopo

2 ай бұрын

You’ll be shocked to see how young some murders are

@Dunnygirl21

2 ай бұрын

@@Ooooooooooooopo that’s true, but the issue here is these cops used underhanded tactics to force that confession out of him.

@athensmajnoo3661

2 ай бұрын

All they wanted was a confession to close the investigation.

@nurse580

2 ай бұрын

Modern science knows that the human brain doesnt reach maturity until the early 20’s yet the USA convicts very young teenagers under 16 sometimes for life Its ridiculous ! Many other countries have more common sense Glad hes out & hope he has a good life

@gordons-alive4940

2 ай бұрын

THey just wanted a conviction, yeah. They intimidated and manipulated a thirteen year old.

This is just disgusting, she killed someone innocent and then tried to get another innocent person into jail. I'm no saint but It takes a special kind of evil to do something like this.

@teresajeffries3934

2 ай бұрын

He wasn't innocent. He held the gun on Joey as he slept, pulled the trigger, then as Joey lay bleeding and dying, he reached in his pocket and stole his paycheck that he had just cashed. Then he and Kristy went to party at the casino. He's guilty and got away with murder.

@mjremy2605

2 ай бұрын

Her little brother too, who loved her. Depraved level of evil.

@nanyur3013

2 ай бұрын

​@@mjremy2605fr

@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive

2 ай бұрын

typical woman

@daz97

2 ай бұрын

Women don't have morals anymore bro They fake rape cases They get with men they don't want just to get pregnant They believe they should have every right to everything but men should be subservient to their rights Modern women are literally what feminists pretend men are like Watch many videos like this and it's almost always the female involved who manipulated the men It's how they are raised today that's causing it

When the prosecutor proclaimed that Tyler "lied" when he confessed to the crime, he proclaimed Tyler's innocence.

@vidyaabhimaan

3 күн бұрын

Damn!

I'm so proud to hear of all the GREAT things Tyler has done with his life!!! Tyler, you are an amazing man!!!💜💙💚💛

So they brought his sister to the interrogation room left them alone to talk and DiDN'T record the conversation?

@cornypinkuni9519

2 ай бұрын

Correct.

@Iog0ut

2 ай бұрын

@@cornypinkuni9519nah they recorded it but they destroyed it because it doesn’t look good for their easy guilty verdict

@cornypinkuni9519

2 ай бұрын

​@@Iog0ut I had the very same thought.

@tarascott8000

2 ай бұрын

Ya fked up right

@juliemcmahon2063

2 ай бұрын

It is hard to believe, and I still do not believe it. Police record such conversations to hear confessions.

I hate that line adults use on kids, “You calling me a liar?” Like the system doesn’t care about the truth, just the confession. Reminds me of an incident in school; I dropped my lunch box and said SHOOT in front of the vice principal but because it was so loud, he thought I cussed. I said I didn’t and he hit me with the “You calling me a liar,” card and I folded. I should have said, “Yes I am. I said shoot as in shoot-fire.” I’m glad the kid managed to prove his innocence but his sister was just evil, plain and simple.

@LickItTM

2 ай бұрын

That principal is the worst influence for a child.

@somcana

2 ай бұрын

Classic gaslighting and imbalance of power.

@LickItTM

2 ай бұрын

@@somcana Abuse of power + power tripping + fragile ego.

@angiealexis3093

2 ай бұрын

Certain school personnel don't belong in their jobs, they feel little so they have to bully kids!

@hiyapal7719

2 ай бұрын

​@@somcanaAn officer is trained to use that line on adults too. Sickening, but true.

You’re a great mom, you gave up everything to let your innocent son be freed, and your son appears to be a great man and live in his best life now with hurdles to jump but the love between you two is inspiring. Thank you for your story.

I'm glad Tyler was able to pick up the pieces of his life and his lovely mother after all he endured. Keep fighting for whats right. Fellow Mississippian

@rebelsociety

29 күн бұрын

Apparently Tyler and his mom are dating now 🥰

@user-ll6zn3xv9v

25 күн бұрын

​@@rebelsociety huh?

@karendavenport9901

21 күн бұрын

Rebelsocial. It sounds like you are mentally sick. That is a real mother wanting only the best for her son. That is a real Mother's love for her own son and she knows he is innocent. Sick people like you should not be allowed to speak on the internet.

When you see tears in the attorney's eyes, you know they believed their client to be innocent

@dianawatton7570

2 ай бұрын

Yes but the mothers tears did not stop her attorney from charging her as much money as he could get out of her! He could’ve done it pro bono

@NikkoAce

2 ай бұрын

@dianawatton7570 would you expect a doctor to treat you for free? No. At the end of the day, it's his job. An attorney comes across many innocent clients but still needs to make a living. He can't do all of them pro bono. At least she got her money's worth. Another lawyer wouldn't have tried as hard.

@wancheng89

2 ай бұрын

@@dianawatton7570the case went on for 5 years! Can you be sure you would do that if you were in his position?

@ColonelSandersLite

2 ай бұрын

@@NikkoAceThis is right. Even if he cut the fees down to expenses only, it would still be expensive.

@SummerMayDay

2 ай бұрын

@@dianawatton7570It’s his job, silly Billy. He can’t work for 5 years without a paycheque 🤣

Much respect for his lawyer. He never gave up.

This case is incredible! How the legal system got away with the abuse of Tyler for so long is unbelievable. Well done to all involved in seeing it through. I hope Tyler & his mother are living happily & Joeys family can find peace. Rest in peace.

@3winanimal

2 ай бұрын

Indeed, it's remarkable how perseverance and dedication ultimately led to justice being served in Tyler's case. The prolonged abuse he endured within the legal system is truly disheartening, but the fact that it was eventually rectified is a testament to the importance of advocacy and accountability. I share your hope for Tyler and his mother to find happiness, and for Joey's family to find peace. May they all find solace and closure in the truth prevailing.

The level of cold, calculated evil in his sister is spine-chilling. Not only he was traumatized by the authorities, I can't imagine the trauma of being manipulated for years by an adored sibling only for the purpose of blaming him for her own crimes. What a stone-cold psychopath, the only bright side is that she only got to kill one person.

"If he'll lie to protect his sister, he'll lie to protect himself"... Like that's not a ridiculous fallacy. It's no different than saying... "if he's innocent, he's guilty".

@L1Run

2 ай бұрын

Lying to protect a murderer isn't entirely innocent. It's more like saying "if someone is selfless, that means he's selfish."

@deucedeuce1572

2 ай бұрын

@@L1Run Lying to protect someone else who committed a murder would mean that he did not commit the murder. It's common sense. How could he lie to protect the other person from being guilty, but then be guilty of that same crime all alone? It's an fundamental impossibility (a simple logical paradox).

@L1Run

2 ай бұрын

@@deucedeuce1572 I didn't say he was directly guilty of murder, I said he isn't innocent. He lied to protect the murderer from the law. That's a crime.

@deucedeuce1572

2 ай бұрын

@@L1Run Yeah but it don't make him guilty of murder. That was the whole point. Being guilty of lying is not being guilty of murder. You're pretty much arguing something that really has o bearing on what I said (and yeah, we all know he lied). I think you might have missed the point. He's not on trial for lying. He's on trial for murder and the DA is trying to say he is guilty of murder. (yet lacks the common sense to see his own logical paradoxes and "double-think").

@L1Run

2 ай бұрын

@@deucedeuce1572 I thought I made myself clear both times. I don't know how to explain it any better.

Don’t you ever let your minor be separated from you to be questioned ever ever ever ever!

@boldfacedtruth

2 ай бұрын

Might not have a choice.

@userjarabecko

2 ай бұрын

It starts with school(satanic indoctrination camp) and nonsensical abuse of parents abusing their kids by waking them up unnaturally and by ordering them to go to said place and by taking them there without informed consent. And im sorry but 6-7yolds giving informed consent? We all know this system is build on child abuse and this satanic indoctrination camp is not even first of it because first are toddler jabs (again without informed consent)

@fiddlerofdeath9075

2 ай бұрын

​@boldfacedtruth true but still illegal for a minor to be questioned without a Guardian

@boldfacedtruth

2 ай бұрын

@@fiddlerofdeath9075 is that true in all states?

@reuzlwickluwican2351

2 ай бұрын

​@@boldfacedtruthjust google it

A great story to show the duality of existence, such resilience, care, love and courage on one side, manipulation, selfishness and evil on the other. Thanks for the video

My heart aches when I imagine all the pain this poor Mom has gone through for years 😢😢

This was so awful to listen to. From the way the investigator said “are you calling me a liar?” To the fact that his mama had to literally go into debt forever just to prove her son’s innocence. That should never have to happen.

Adults who have mental disabilities should not even be allowed to be interviewed without a lawyer present. Children are not the only ones that get manipulated.

@manda.watching.YouTube

2 ай бұрын

Any person can be manipulated. That’s why you shouldn’t talk without an attorney.

@michelebella677

2 ай бұрын

That’s what happened to the kid from Making a Murderer. I forgot his name, but I think it was Brandon Dassey. It was clear that the police and the actual killer Steven Avery manipulated him into saying he was there and participated in the murder. He’s still in prison and has no more appeals left. That kid got so screwed by everyone, but of course the legal system never wants to admit a mistake and would rather let an innocent person rot in jail instead.

@SunRabbit

2 ай бұрын

They also routinely coerce confessions out of people who are drunk and/or high, taking advantage of their weakened mental state. If they want to interview someone they should wait until they're sober because everybody has the same rights, even drunkards.

@roxannemoser

2 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@Shannon-vv6rr

2 ай бұрын

When I was 19 and sex trafficked I called 999 and the police turned up gave the rapist a verbal warning not to rape again and laughed me off as a prostitute. They found it hilarious that there were multiple used condoms in the bin and took no evidence offered me no help and didn't even talk to me at all. A cop turned up 2 weeks later and stalked me without giving an explanation. He just kept saying prostitute louder and louder as I asked him to be quiet. After they left I called 999 crying, askin them if I did something bad and if I was going to be in trouble. I was hysterical thinking I'd be arrested for... Calling the police after bein raped. I feel really sad for the younger me. I wasn't mentally competent and the coersion an treatment of me literally made me think I was bad and in trouble. We need to protect innocent mentally incompetent people including kids from police abuse and disregard

Tyler, as a big brother to 3 sisters, I totally understand doing anything in my power to keep them safe. What you have gone through is nothing short of extraordinary and to come out the other side battling for others after what you had gone through, well it just shows how truly amazing you are.

Wow. What a testimony of tenacity and strength. One of the rare times it really does end well.😊

Rest in Peace, Joey. You deserved so much better. Stand proud, Tyler. You're a strong young man, with a beautifully loving mother.

@kayceetaylor2151

2 ай бұрын

Please, men everywhere -- be careful abt whom you have sex with! That psychopath did NOT deserve to get laid. Please stop thinking so much abt physical beauty, and start caring abt a woman's character!

I can't imagine what this poor kid went through in prison from 13years old-18years old. How sad.

@philmcclenaghan7056

Ай бұрын

Guess you shouldn't admit to the worst crime on the planet then on a whim

@andreah.681

23 күн бұрын

Mein Sohn ist auch 13. Die Vorstellung, dass er jetzt unschuldig ins Gefängnis müsste und ich würde ihn so weinen sehen, bricht mir das Herz 😢 Ein furchtbarer Fall

My heart goes out to the man’s family 🙏❤️. What an awesome mother and young man!! It’s great that he stayed a strong and fought for his freedom with the great attorney and is doing something so wonderful with his life to help protect others🙏❤️

this case made me so emotional, the fact that im also an older sister to a younger brother i cant ever imagine doing something like this to him, as the oldest sibling of us two, i feel like its my duty to protect my younger sibling and take care of him. His older sister is just pure evil

I despise prosecutors who won't admit that mistakes had been made or that earlier prosecutors had been corrupt and then fight to keep an innocent person in prison. Justice is not a competition, with one side trying to defeat the other. The justice system is a search for truth.

@esctruecrime

2 ай бұрын

I completely agree. It's disheartening when prosecutors refuse to acknowledge mistakes or corruption, leading to innocent people suffering. Justice should prioritize truth-seeking over competition. Every effort should be made to correct errors and ensure fairness for all.

@kayceetaylor2151

25 күн бұрын

The justice system is SUPPOSED TO BE a search for the truth. It often isn't.

Why are some DAs so committed to railroading innocent people?

@anthonyguarino4242

2 ай бұрын

For money, that’s what they do: ruining the innocent children’s lives and freedom over NOTHING! They just don’t care and are greedy!

@SSheezCrafty

2 ай бұрын

They just want a perfect batting record for election. Their success is measured (on paper) by number of convictions, not accuracy. That's why they don't care once they have a confession if they have the right person or not... even if they come to find who the actual person was, they will stay with prosecuting the case they have, KNOWING it's wrong, if they think they can win.. and with a confession, they have a pretty good shot...

@crosales8184

2 ай бұрын

To get a high conviction rate, it's good for their career.

@kadeelacayo4806

2 ай бұрын

Some? Lol

@jae6335

2 ай бұрын

@@crosales8184 , no humanity...

Have seen this case before, but so glad to see more details.

That was powerful! He is truly a fighter with an amazing heart and look at how much he achieved after all the chaos! Great attorney - we need more like him and his mom is an amazing MOTHER! This had me in tears.

"If he'd lie to protect his sister then he'd lie to protect himself". What a terrible argument because if he lied to protect his sister it means he is innocent. They can't have it both ways lmao. Calling him a liar because he lied for his sister means he's now telling the truth.

@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive

2 ай бұрын

a better argument is "if the prosecutor lied before, hes lying now" see how he likes that argument.

I like how they gave the impression that Tyler’s attorney never gave up and continued to work on the case, even after the conviction, from the goodness of his heart, as opposed to the fact Tyler’s mother had to cash out every single penny she could get from her assets to pay him. And then the ending disclosed that Tyler has done everything he can over the last DECADE to raise funds in order to get his defense attorney paid off so his mother can get out of that extraordinary debt and back up on her feet again.

@brianc8916

2 ай бұрын

What? Do you think Lawyers are free? Do you think people shouldn't get paid for providing their work and service? Do you know why it cost her a lot of money that put her into debt? Because she paid for a good lawyer, who not only got the guilty verdict vacated and a new trial but was also able to get a not guilty verdict at that new trial. That is an extremely rare outcome, almost never happens. Maybe she could have gone with a less experienced bargain bin lawyer, but she loved her son and paid whatever she had to for him.

@SinfulJon

2 ай бұрын

@@brianc8916 There are many lawyers that work free of charge, especially if they feel it is the right thing to do and the person in need doesn't have the money to afford their services. His point was that it was implied that the lawyer went above and beyond to help this family.. But in actuality, he only did what he was paid to do.. and that is fine, but he isn't some amazing person that helped this family in their time of need. Hell the lady still owes the lawyer money a decade after the fact. So he is just another lawyer that was paid to do what he was supposed to do, that is it. He did the minimum standard for what a lawyer you pay for should do, nothing special about him. And personally I'd say he is a prick, sure he did his job, but he is still a prick. The moment I heard she had to sell everything, put her house on the line, etc.. That should have been the point which he said, maybe I shouldn't let her lose her house and her car.. But no, after all that, knowing she basically lost everything, he's like don't worry, I know you clearly can't afford it, but I will just continue to bill you and you will just owe me money for the rest of your life.. Hell just typing that out pisses me off more, he is a greedy prick.

@miawallace2306

2 ай бұрын

@@brianc8916 Never did I insinuate the attorney shouldn’t be paid. I was simply calling attention to the fact that the commentary and interviews suggested more than once that his lawyer remained tried-and-true, fighting the unjust sentencing of an innocent kid per his personal moral standards. Then we see that the mother and her son are heavily in debt for the ultra expensive representation even a decade later.

@WilliamW1979

2 ай бұрын

The fact that she had a debt was because the lawyer stayed on the case regardless of her not having the money. Lawyers don't usually do this at all, they demand money upfront and when that runs out, they demand more to stay on the case. This lawyer risked never getting paid, knowing she might never have the money, to stay on the case. It's obvious you don't understand how lawyers work else you would have noticed this obvious gift from the lawyer to fight the case with the promise that she could pay him back one day.

@GAbug81

2 ай бұрын

I did research his lawyer did work pro bono and he was asking for compensation for being wrongly convicted. He won at the supreme court level in Mississippi and was awarded 135,000 in 2017. There were some debit from the trial though from some of the expert witnesses though the defense hired but the lawyer did work for free.

It good that these cases are shown. The police have had a lot to learn. I hope they did. What a fine person you have become Taylor, you have come through all that what was thrown at you and what a strong Mother you have. Bless you.

Wow, a truly heartbreaking story. Kudos to Tyler's mother and attorney

Now that’s a good mama good job maam, the world needs more parents like you

How could you throw your brother under the bus like that? Some people need serious help.

@kenw2225

2 ай бұрын

Fear of death penalty. Her logic was sound, minor does 3 -5 years vs . Death penalty risk for her, min of life in prison. But after she saw his sentence, she should have came clean. At least. At the very least. She shouldn't have done it all , but I'm trying to see her thought process. After her got 50 years , she should have done something

I’m so proud of Tyler for being able to recover and go on to positively impact the world. He’s an EMT and an activist. He was so altruistic even in youth, he was willing to be punished in his sister’s stead. What a great guy. I’m so happy to hear that he’s free!!

Way to go Tyler!!! God bless you. Mentally I’ll get taken advantage often as well. God bless you and keep you in his protective hands of grace and mercy.

Please someone pay for this mama’s loans 😢

@kandik7641

2 ай бұрын

Yes, because he only got $130,000 in restitution.

@gsmith5140

2 ай бұрын

​@@kandik7641 smh

Tyler’s 100% right. I was interviewed as a minor with my abusive parent present who just wanted to see me punished for something I never even did. 100% pressured to confession. Nothing as serious as this case. Judge took a look at it all and without me even speaking a word through the case out. Cop didn’t even show up.

Wow! 3 more cases overturned thanks to his bravery in not giving up. Tyler's law is much needed. It's so sad seeing innocent children manipulated into false confessions. The flip side to that is I've seen a lot of teenagers give themselves away thankfully, so I could see why it's not already a law. But I love this channel for the empowering endings, always great to see someone triumph over such a great struggle and bring good out of it. ❤

@thickgirlsneedlove2190

2 ай бұрын

Blame the sister she did it to him

@aleeshaj2084

2 ай бұрын

@@thickgirlsneedlove2190 that's irrelevant to my comment, but ok 😂 I'm aware of her role, but I'm talking about his advocacy aspect and how his case ended up saving 3 other people.

If I were a homicide detective, I think one of my biggest fears would be to catch the wrong guy. Justice is not served. A tragic situation is made so much worse. Of all the people that have been exonerated by DNA, 30 % have falsely confessed. This is a perfect example of how NOT to conduct an investigation. I hope Tyler was successful with his lawsuit.

What a crappy sister and daughter. And they didn’t hear the sister propositioning him and begging to take the blame? And did he really spend 5 yrs in jail? (They said 5 yr preparation.)

@mahadkhan5172

2 ай бұрын

yes sadly

@triciabutler3625

2 ай бұрын

And because he made a confession, they can't sue the state for wrongful conviction.

@kw2299

2 ай бұрын

They said “... wasted away in Walnut Grove correction facility for five years.

@kayceetaylor2151

2 ай бұрын

And men get graped in prison. I guarantee, that poor kid was graped daily, for years, by grown men. And he didn't even commit any crime, certainly not on purpose (obstruction of justice?). But he was manipulated the whole way. Poor kid. I wouldn't be surprised if he is living an alternative lifestyle due exclusively to the way he was treated in prison. I hope to God he is living a normal life.

@secretspy44

2 ай бұрын

It said walnut grove was a juvenile correction facility, but america often tries kids as adults.

So sad not only did his sister make him the scapegoat but she abused his heart 😢

@soralinklokidottirprincess937

2 ай бұрын

That’s a one way ticket to getting disowned.

“Mama don’t leave me here” 😭 ❤ poor baby that made me cry

I'm sooo proud of his mother. Such a kind and strong woman, her determination fascinates me. And the boy. I feel so much pain for him. He loved his sister. He wanted to protect her and he was just a child. I understand that we don't live in a perfect world. But not believing a child because he's little is just wrong. This story is inspirational. I also feel very bad for people and children who don't have such great support as a believing mother. Who just give up in the face of those difficulties. I pray for your spirit, for your soul. Please, don't give up on yourself. Please, believe in yourself. But not all people have this kind of support, and it terrifies me, the amount of injustice in this world...

The sister is deplorable. How could you throw your brother under the bus like that, knowing that you could save his life? I hope Tyler is living his best life now, and I hope his mother is too. I hope they both find peace with everything they have been through.

@newyorkfan16

2 ай бұрын

Dude she is female. That's why she did it. Girls think thanks to feminism that they they biggest gift from God since sliced bread.

@michelebella677

2 ай бұрын

She’s a total sociopath; they have no empathy or remorse. I bet she still has no feelings about it to this day.

@teresajeffries3934

2 ай бұрын

He's waltzing around free, but he will answer at judgement day for murdering a man then playing the system and going free. Evil.

@jordantrenchard2739

2 ай бұрын

@@teresajeffries3934 I believe he is innocent

@michelebella677

2 ай бұрын

@@teresajeffries3934 TF are you talking about? He’s innocent. Did you even watch the show?

He went on to become something so special. His mother is outstanding. ❤

@nerd6134

Ай бұрын

My goodness I followed ur Instagram you're absolutely stunning woaaahhh

@user-ll6zn3xv9v

25 күн бұрын

His mother knew her daughter was crazy.

Bless a mother's dedication.

Wow. A story with an extremely awesome end. He went on to achieve great things like his lawyer said 🙏🙏🙏

As a juror I would absolutely not except the confession of a child under 17 years old. If the confession was made without the parents in the room. Because the parents are their protection from being bullied into a false confession!

@kenw2225

2 ай бұрын

Accept

@milly4556

2 ай бұрын

Here in the UK it’s the law that when a child is being interrogated/interviewed, they need to have a parent, guardian or social worker present as well as legal representation e.g lawyer

What a wonderful and strong mom. Gave up her whole life to save her child.

❤ this guy. THANK YOU, THANK YOU ❤

You’ll probably never read this Tyler, but your video came up on my feed. You are so strong, so good, so chivalrous. It’s clear to see who the real killer was. I’m not American but I absolutely agree with everything you are working towards, that your activism will be fruitful in protecting children from this. They absolutely should never pressure a child, and I can tell that you were a very protective young man, trying to save your sister and her children while you were just a child yourself. If anything it is testament to your kind and caring ways and those who criminalised you should be ashamed and disgusted with themselves. It’s amazing to know that even the 6 years of hell and torture did not change you and it’s clear to see that kind caring boy grew up into a kind caring empathetic man who cares for his mother ( if you ever see this comment, Tyler’s mom, please know that you are an angel on earth) lots of love ❤ from across the pond 🌊🇺🇸🇬🇧xx

That's the epitome of a Mother's love for her child Very strong woman

Someone who would lie to protect his sister is different than lying to protect themselves. One is selfless and the other is selfish.

@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive

2 ай бұрын

yeah, see thats the problem. DA's have no logic, morality, nor common sense. They just want to arrest everyone that they see even if they know for a fact they are innocent. and the side effect of this is that they ensure that the real killers go free and dont have anyone looking for them.

@Scottyallen-of7qr

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Perfectly stated.

It was an aweful beginning but it is so wonderful that the life that he, his mother and attorney fought for ended up becoming so wonderful.

So proud of Tyler, his mother, and his attorney for being so strong

What's worse here, the cops or the sister/daughter combo?

@kayceetaylor2151

2 ай бұрын

Corrupt cops are terrible, but the sister was his family. She should have wanted to be in contact with her brother bc they're family, not to manipulate him to get out of the de@th pen@lty. What a monster. Blood is thicker than water, and she was plotting against her blood for years while she premeditated her husband's murder. Monster!

@freespeech4ALL1966

2 ай бұрын

Cops

@bdmeyers_art

2 ай бұрын

The sister is awful, but it's the cops since it's their duty to uphold the law and they didn't care about the law here obviously... those cops have no business being cops and they should be stripped of their job title and brought up on criminal charges themselves.

@Belovelyava

2 ай бұрын

The evil sister

@UmatsuObossa

2 ай бұрын

The sister because it's at least likely they believed he was guilty even if they were completely unethical about how to attain a conviction. His sister knew full well he was innocent and even when she had nothimg to lose, still didn't care enough to help him.

Thank God Tyler has made something good come of all of this through his advocacy. He is special and so is his mom. Bless them.

Much respect for Tyler and his family for never giving up. The state should compensate not just for the costs they made but also for the years taken and suffering caused to both him and his family.

What a mother - son duo ❤️❤️

Is it even legal to question a minor without a parent or guardian?

@maximus-hl9jw

2 ай бұрын

Unfortunately yes it is.. to my understanding

@winged500

2 ай бұрын

@@maximus-hl9jw Thank you for letting me know.

@ItsJustLisa

2 ай бұрын

It might depend on the state.

@gerbill13

2 ай бұрын

In the USA it depends on the state

@debbysinger60

2 ай бұрын

Not in all states I don’t think. I mean most adults know they have a right to have an attorney present . Not children. They know nothing and have a right to their own voice. What a courageous man and momma. He should be compensated for his time in prison . Solitary confinement messes people up

So sad tyler was treated the way he was by police and his sister. Then convicted. Im happy that in the end he was exhonorated and look how he has progressed! Advocate for law changes the help minors to automatically have attorny with them before questioning, which i truly wished that was a law. Him working in law enforcement is amazing.

@SanityTV_Last_Sane_Man_Alive

2 ай бұрын

Too bad so many public defenders are just wanna be prosecutors and will sell you down the river to improve their careers. Thats what mine did. Thank god I caught it in time to pay for a REAL attorney. She literally tried to have me thrown in jail on the very same day I hired my attorney. And she was visibly upset when, after she said that, I said "shes not my attorney, I hired Ron Smith last night after she refused to take my calls for the past week"

I felt like crying knowing he takes care of his mother, that was great to hear, what a great mom

Im so happy to hear what I m feeling I love my brother more than I love myself Unfortunately he passed away. 💔💔💔🥺🥺🥺😭💔😭💔😭💔 Poor Tyler poor boy I feel him . I pray to him and for his mum . May God protect bless them . 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💝💝💝

It’s sad how the cops manipulated him because of his young age. Tyler wanting to protect her sister, who also manipulated him, shows how much of a good person he is. I hope he is having a great life. ❤

What evil sister and cops… oh man

I feel horrible this happened to you 😢 I am so glad you are doing good ❤ Gos bless you and your mom

That was one real lawyer, may God bless him for ever. May that young man be blessed always.

Never talk to cops😮😢👿

@hellwolf2251

2 ай бұрын

And that's one reason why you should always have your lawyer present during questioning

@kadeelacayo4806

2 ай бұрын

EVER!

@joyousbloom731

2 ай бұрын

He did it deliberately to protect his selfish sister.

13 year old in regular prison is crazy

@jfoetidnwo56

2 ай бұрын

no he was in a juvenile prison

@kadeelacayo4806

2 ай бұрын

He was in juvie

@lauraharmour

2 ай бұрын

Yes, it's all a bit Victorian.

@teresajeffries3934

2 ай бұрын

He should still be in prison. He murdered a man.

@michelebella677

2 ай бұрын

@@teresajeffries3934 get outta here, troll. Get back on your meds.

i think we can all agree how good it is to see people winning and true justice served. may we all be at peace and exist happily together

As someone who is the oldest sister of 7, I could NEVER imagine doing that to one of my siblings. I love them like they are my own kids. Soo sad 😥