being that this WHOLE situation was solved with a run of the mill DNA test, something that's been commercially available for 15 years, and can be processed within 2 days... i would probably sue the police, the DA office, and any officials.

@fadingbeleifs

24 күн бұрын

It has been commercially available since the late '80s.. this entire story smells like bullshit.

@babybirdhome

23 күн бұрын

That wasn’t even science yet back when this happened.

@charles0909

23 күн бұрын

​@@babybirdhomethe real Woods was arrested back in 2019 in California. That's when this started to unravel

@bigbossimmotal

23 күн бұрын

This whole story is BS. He clearly states that he was arrested in 2023, yet claims he served 428 days in prison and 147 days in a Mental Hospital. Now I am no math genius, but no one goes to Prison until they are convicted of a crime. Jail yes, but not prison. So we are expected to believe that the victim was arrested, tried, convicted, sentenced, served 428 days in prison, then 147 days in a Mental Hospital ALL SINCE 2023??? What year is it again?? How many days were in 2023 anyway?

@Pepesmall

23 күн бұрын

​@@charles0909like he said, science hadn't been invented yet. Or fingerprints or asking his real family members or having common sense

I would definitely sue all parties responsible for wrongful imprisonment and hospitalization without a doubt!

@sleepygamerz

24 күн бұрын

Police can kinda get away with murder without punishment these days, doubt he’d even get an apology

@bigbossimmotal

23 күн бұрын

This whole story is BS. He clearly states that he was arrested in 2023, yet claims he served 428 days in prison and 147 days in a Mental Hospital. Now I am no math genius, but no one goes to Prison until they are convicted of a crime. Jail yes, but not prison. So we are expected to believe that the victim was arrested, tried, convicted, sentenced, served 428 days in prison, then 147 days in a Mental Hospital ALL SINCE 2023??? What year is it again?? How many days were in 2023 anyway?

@Breezyaon1

23 күн бұрын

Should we defund the police? ​@@sleepygamerz

@TheFarmallfarmer

23 күн бұрын

@@Breezyaon1no what kind of idiotic question is that. Have you seen Chaz chop zone when the Portland riots happened. And you think that is a good idea to defund the police. Think use your brain

@Sahbab11

23 күн бұрын

Sue them for following their normal protocol?

I would sue the State for tens of millions.

@thejetttrek4025

24 күн бұрын

That amount is far too low

@my_goodman7162

23 күн бұрын

Cute idea, but the statist judge would refuse to accept it was a state failure or deny any accountability. All of our overlords would leave the courthouse no worse for wear saying "the system works"

@foxythechampagnefox8030

19 күн бұрын

​@@my_goodman7162Dumb take

@kdeloris2225

14 күн бұрын

Don't forget to sue the city. The university he worked for and the hospital along with any other entities or municipalities.

@blindbrad4719

13 күн бұрын

Why do you think it's the states fault?

Well, that's why identity theft is not a joke, Jim.

@_Radoo

25 күн бұрын

millions of families are effected every year😂

@ducking...

23 күн бұрын

Jim?

@_Radoo

23 күн бұрын

@@ducking... its a reference to the office im surprised theres still a single living human on earth that wouldnt get the reference

@ducking...

23 күн бұрын

@@_Radoo never Seen it

@bigbossimmotal

23 күн бұрын

@@_Radoo What office? Just because YOU spend your life with your head shoved inside some television watching some idiotic comedy, don't expect the rest of the world to have wasted their lives as well. Poking fun at people for not being as equally lame is just demonstrative of how detached you are from reality. Congratulations.

Wouldn't there be a tax mismatch?

@michaelobrien5891

23 күн бұрын

Woods was homeless for a long time.

This just shows you have to prove your innocence and not that they have to prove you’re guilty.

@CaseyEm

14 күн бұрын

Innocent until proven guilty is a luxury for the wealthy. No matter what the rule of law says, most jurors will just believe what the state says to be fact (not to mention that most cases don't even go to trial, even when the accused is innocent).

@GhostSal

14 күн бұрын

@@CaseyEm If I remember right something like 98%, take the plea deal.

This guy needs to be in jail the rest of his life

@wolfrig2000

23 күн бұрын

Too expensive, just hook up the 40,000 volts

@cnnr_

20 күн бұрын

​@@wolfrig2000I don't think you know how expensive the death sentence is. It's hundreds of thousands if not a million+ dollars per inmate. Often why they do life in prison because at least you can legally enslave prisoners and make a profit under the constitution.

So the victim lost 2 years of his life, I cannot stress this enough, TO THE STATE, NOT THE IDENTITY THIEF. When will they be held accountable for their incompetence? Likely never...

@blindbrad4719

13 күн бұрын

Why was that the state fault and not the thieves?

@my_goodman7162

13 күн бұрын

@@blindbrad4719 the thief didn't fail at their investigation and commit him to a mental institution.

@blindbrad4719

12 күн бұрын

@@my_goodman7162 it literally took a DNA test from whatever to confirm what was going on, Americans paranoia towards privacy is why the state failed. would you prefer a national database was put together with that information instead? I know that if you ask anyone 30 or over they look at you funny if you suggested it, hell, America won't even let a list of Gun owners be recorded.

@nigelstrangeways7330

10 күн бұрын

@@my_goodman7162But, this would never have happened at all if the identity thief didn’t steal his identity in the first place. You make it sound like it’s ok to steal someone’s identity and just make the state responsible for everything. You’re right that their investigation was sorely lacking but, the state didn’t start the ball rolling.

@my_goodman7162

10 күн бұрын

@@nigelstrangeways7330 I never said anything of the sort. Stealing this mans identity was obviously wrong, and I hope the offending party faces steep consequences. However, they did not steal his freedom and liberty, the state did. What's worse is the state actors that stole his freedom are unlikely to face any kind of real consequences for their miscarriage of justice. It was once said "it is better that 100 guilty men go free than one innocent be punished". But in the name of convenience and exspeedience. This man was denied his freedom by the active effort of multiple state actors, and that should disgust you.

Imagine being the child in this situation and having the surname of the victim 💀

I remember hearing this story. The only reason he got was because he said his biological father's name instead of the victim's biological father. No amount of years can help him get his life back, but I can hope he's doing well.

@raidtheferry

24 күн бұрын

Yeah, no doubt. I wonder if the perpetrator was held criminally accountable?

@aardque

24 күн бұрын

@@raidtheferry The orange jumpsuit wasn't a clue?

@charles0909

23 күн бұрын

He said his adopted father's name. And the detective already had the DNA proof at that point anyway

@bigbossimmotal

23 күн бұрын

This whole story is BS. He clearly states that Woods was arrested in 2023, yet claims he served 428 days in prison and 147 days in a Mental Hospital. Now I am no math genius, but no one goes to Prison until they are convicted of a crime. Jail yes, but not prison. So we are expected to believe that the victim was arrested, tried, convicted, sentenced, served 428 days in prison, then 147 days in a Mental Hospital ALL SINCE 2023??? What year is it again?? How many days were in 2023 anyway?

@sparrowhawk5673

22 күн бұрын

🤔 how would that get him caught? Do hospitals do background checks on a man's ancestry?

His victim needs at least 30 years back.

Sue and get millions

Sue the hell out of somebody.

He would have been accused of having a paranoid psychosis because they would have considered his claim delusional. Psychiatrists are quick to jump to conclusions and quicker to overlook evidence.

Moral of the story: Don't blab absolutely everything about yourself to your coworkers.

I can't legally tell you what I would do.

@davidbereczky5319

17 күн бұрын

Good answer.👍

@paulmcgrath2175

14 күн бұрын

"Suicide" right?

I would probably give up and go full goblin mode in prison

Imagine delegating child support 😂

Imagine being sent to an asylum over that. Id go crazy too

I don't get how trying to close the account name they'll call the police. Either you can't close the account or you can buy you still have the debt

@listenerobserver7160

26 күн бұрын

If there is alledged identity theft or financial fraud, a bank should call the police.

@DesertJoshB

25 күн бұрын

There must be more to the story, but my guess is the original Woods hadn’t updated his license photo but the fake one did. So when the cop looked in the database it had the other guys photo which made the cop believe this guys license was fake.

@letsburn00

24 күн бұрын

The problem is that this all happened during the transition from paper and computer records. Every single record (other than DNA) said that the other guy was the correct guy.

@Pepesmall

23 күн бұрын

But they could have just crossed checked the fingerprints with his original birth certificate

@julivictoria4501

22 күн бұрын

​@@Pepesmallfingerprints on a birth certificate? I've seen the footprint on the hospital paper, but never fingerprints

Sue for damages. That's a multimillion dollar settlement right there.

I’d sue for wrongful imprisonment. Thats what I’d do.

Kierans would be on borrowed time once I got out of prison. Woods already did over a year, what’s a few more.

@paulmcgrath2175

14 күн бұрын

If self deletion is legal there, then there should be no prosecution, right?

Totally inadequate policing

LAWSUIT!

Death Penalty for identity theft.

@CaseyEm

14 күн бұрын

We've all gotta admit, that'd be a little extreme. Not to mention, the cost to the state for the death penalty is almost always more than just life in prison (even more so the case when someone's as old as this guy)

This is why you don't want a big government

I'm pretty sure that I know who I am. I couldn't imagine using somebody else's identity for that long.. I would probably think I was them LOL

this why we should criminalize third parties for selling your data and Personal information

I woull sue goverment officials who did not investigate properly.

This proves there's still good in this world even if terrible things happen. I'm talking about the end

So family guy was pretty accurate

Take my stuff back and sue the system so it doesn't happen again.

Identity theft is not a joke, Matthew

bruv was too deep for it to be a throwaway identity lol

Bro got robbed by an actual thumb

Detective talent woulda kept him out of the mental hospital

Had a friend back in 82 who had his license stolen in a gym. He went to jail and did 8 months of the two years he was sentences to bc they caught the guy. He lost his car, boat, job and reputation.

"Identity theft is not a Joke! Millions of people die every year!" - Dwight Schrute

That's crazy I live in Iowa never heard of that

This only happens in the US where they don't ask you for an ID with a photo, and which you cannot forge. Who thr hell gives you a loan without verifying everything about you?

Create actual videos about how developers can use your SDK because the documentation is terrible and stop these sensational videos

@vierzwanzigen9722

24 күн бұрын

What?

@Know_Your_Enemy

23 күн бұрын

What TF are you even trying to say?!??!!!??!?

@gideonaduku

23 күн бұрын

@@Know_Your_Enemy Lol...Sumsub provides a KYC service that helps companies integrate ID verification into their mobile apps and websites. Unfortunately, the instructions are not very clear and there are no videos to demonstrated them. This makes things very difficult for developers and slows us down.

@ericcallender1575

23 күн бұрын

Why don't you?

@realBarronTrump

23 күн бұрын

@@Know_Your_Enemy hes rite ur too dum

He should of not been charged asthere was an incident the day before. He had intel and protected himself.

What would I do? Sue the entire system for hundreds of millions in compensation

Paid off all of the loans for 30 years, kept the credit rating, didn't do too many bad things. It's almost worth going through for the 10s of millions of dollars he's going to get.

THAT'S CRAZY!

Man. You people are nice. I would have visited my ex partner.

Only in America can the victim be forced to go-to such extremes to prove their innocence.

I spent a year and a half in group homes because of lies from the staff of institutions

What a nightmare, Evil

who was this guys lawyer? didn't do sht for due diligence. would sue the lawyer representing him too

I tell them to take a DNA test, I've been to the hospital and through enough surgeries for them to have plenty of records 😂 I also wouldn't give out the sort of information he did 😂 🤦

Police owe him some money too

In 2016 I was in jail , my own nephew,stole everything I owned and my car , he has no driver's license, he used my identity till he was caught before I got released, he was a heroin user that I took in to help him get over his illness ( Addiction ) nobody can help an addict, do not even try , it's their choice's,you Will not help them , but only use you for everything , LEAVE THEM ALONE !!!!

@user-GETTINGITDONE

22 күн бұрын

(BRYAN DRUMM OHIO )

How does one get arrested for closing bank accounts in one's name? Something was left out.

Rusty Shackleford is tired of the pocket sander .

Love the system. If it can accidentally do something like this that easily, i wonder what sinister people can make it do on purpose.

Any talent at all would have prevented this poor man from serving time because of a loser... Anyone who would consider this some sort of success has low standards.

It means don't trust banks in America

Funny the TV series KIng of the Hill detected a similar incident. Dale Gribble as Rusty Shackleford.

I would pretend to be the guy that stole my identity

How the heck can someone fake being a system admin but I can't even get a job in the field holding a BSCS.

What would I do? Id steal the other guy's identity😅

Foolish question.

What was his legal cost to put things to right ? Over a year in jail and 5-6 months in nut house No doubt pumped with drugs and shrink dispensing multiple lies to railroad the innocent into believing he done something wrong or deserved his current circumstances

I can’t say what I would do on here because I would get in trouble for it😂

How long did they send this guy away for?

Dammm bro, the police have all of that resources and couldn’t even do a proper DNA test.

I’ve never heard of this so-called Ouihh nooine form

Police detectives didn't do their job so he had to. 😢

30 years? Douche move, dude.

wow how can the law be calous ????

I try to keep documents that prove my history. Very old pay stubs, family photos and of course family members. They are making getting a birth certificate very easy. There’s a new government website for the US that’s a one stop approval. For all the new people?

"no pain no gain" story

Is it me or does that dude look like a GTA villain.

I am not Dale Gribble I am rusty Shackleford.

It my life story, my identity stolen, it has been like this for long time.

That is real hate

Why did they send him to a mental hospital?

Sue the police. Sue the doctors who held me against my will! Clearly the doctors are criminally incompetent and negligent!!!

If you want to be me, have at it

Afther 30 years ifs just a shared identity at this time you both build it equally

Change the justice system by going into politics , play the game to change the game.

Now that's a movie 🤌👏

6 sport cars??? and relize he must pay 130k to the bank? only in 2023????

What would I do? Well, I would end up with a death penalty, so just imagine what would happen to the identity theft!

That's MADDD

First off id want my 150 thousand dollars. Since it was in my name, in my account. Id ask for all my belongings as well. Anything that other man aquired in my name. Now belongs to me. Id even keep the kid. All children need a father. LOL

i need to hear some crazy stories about people getting put in those hospitals. idk what i would do.

It was a lack of detective work that put him in there.... Stop doing propaganda for them...

What would i do? Id contact you to make a short about it. Then contact the bank and cops, thereby giving you 5-8 shorts to make if you milk it right. Youre welcome.

i don't like to think what i would be tempted to do....

I don't buy this story. He must have been tried in a court and been represented. There is more to this than is being told.

That pic looked like gta

What to do? Still working on it!

i'd not steal THOUGHTY2'S voice and run a ai youtube connent mill channel but that's just me🙄

I would make a longer video providing way more context, because nothing can be gleaned from this short. I hope you have. I hope the whole things out there now I’ve got to be on the lookout for it cause I’m curious cause there’s definitely more to it than that.

I was mixed up with another patient ruined my life same assome one pretended to be my son.nonone beleives you in ward.i fought by telling telling telling .stoll no justice.

Guess that's his wife and kid now 😅

I’d just become someone else