I was 19 years old when this happened and I was picked to be on this jury. It was horrible and I will never forget the pictures they showed us . It was the first time I was on jury duty. And we gave him the death penalty and he was executed. He was a horrible person .

@MrNWA4Life

2 жыл бұрын

And in a bit of irony, he bore a resemblance to Sean Penn

@mmiller7965

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrNWA4Life yes I finally saw a picture of him he did look amazingly like Sean Penn kind of creepy

@WaterBottleBlues101

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service. I can’t imagine having to see and hear the details of this heinous crime. Rest In Peace Faith, we will not forget you.

@bridgetwhite9738

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for serving 🙏.

@brittanywalko3866

2 жыл бұрын

Good bless you. He deserved it and more he got off easy tbh this poor girl just becoming a women going off to serve America and it’s sad. And the other people who we have no idea how many people they killed. I mean a boy over some weed. That’s crazy. It’s sad.

Susan Sarandon said in her Oscar acceptance speech; "Let's find a more humane way to punish criminals.". The killer's execution was a lot more humane than what he did to his innocent victims. That movie did glorify the killer. They lost sight of the victims.

@BeautifulBridge444

Жыл бұрын

That's Hollywood for you.

@sarahw7616

Жыл бұрын

​@Pepe Pupu I consider myself a liberal, but what she said is not ok. I support victims. These guys are scum. They chose to that path and deserve to die.

@wandaborowy9400

Жыл бұрын

What Susan said was stupid.

@aaronwojhoski

Жыл бұрын

Did you actually watch the movie? Or just going off what this guy said? That movie very equally gave time to Sean Penn's character and his family and the victims family. Actually WATCH the movie

@missyann7588

Жыл бұрын

Robert Lee Willie was actually executed by electric chair. Tim robbins chose to use lethal injection to show it as a “humane” death.

My late father felt the same way about the movie Bonnie and Clyde. Hollywood glamorized them and made their deaths out to be tragic. My father called them vicious, rabid dogs that deserved to be put down and not made out to be victims. He never cared for Warren Beatty nor Faye Dunaway after that, either. Lamont, you are the best. Thanks for being so caring.

@latashaalston4350

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry for you and your family's loss

@kevinmalone3210

2 жыл бұрын

That's so true what you wrote here. The 1967 movie, Bonnie & Clyde, depicted these criminals as just more or less ordinary folks, who didn't really mean any harm, but just needed some excitement in their life. In reality, they were vicious cold blooded killers. They were very dangerous. Clyde used a sawed off Browning Automatic Rifle, which he was proficient in using, and had a knack for escaping the police. They definitely needed to be put down. I don't blame the law enforcement authorities back then for killing them the way they did.

@theoryofpersonality1420

Жыл бұрын

We still have a Bonnie and Clyde trade days here. It's kinda like a festival.

@kevinmalone3210

Жыл бұрын

@@theoryofpersonality1420 Yeah, not surprised. There's even a D B Cooper celebration in Washington every year.

@theoryofpersonality1420

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinmalone3210 wild

my x-husband was watching that movie and I sat down to watch it with him, I was appalled at what this scumb bag did to these people, and denied it till the end, personally, all the money made from that dreadful movie should have gone to victims and not to the people who made the movie!

@michaelvoorhees5978

Жыл бұрын

Why was you watching a movie with him if he was your ex?

@michellesmith8912

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelvoorhees5978 maybe, just maybe they were still married at the time. Plus- some x's can do that.

@christineporter53

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@DrLuke49

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelvoorhees5978 that jack-o-lantern is on too tight on your head 🎃

@terminatorx6230

8 ай бұрын

The victims were dead so they couldn’t have taken the money anyway

Damn Lamont this world needs more men like you….love your ability to combine empathy, anger and maintain just enough restraint towards people like this. RIP Faith.

@russellbonesteel1115

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings BodhiLuca! I must concur we need more men like Mr. Lamont!

@donnapowell5291

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you Lamont, everyone always forgets about the victims and the families left behind, they always have some sick compassion for these monsters behind bars.

@akbarshabazzjenkins2436

2 жыл бұрын

Monica Hyland That's exactly why we love ❤ Lamont ,

@missdaisy5736

2 жыл бұрын

I did not watch the movie and after hearing the story behind the movie without giving honor and respect Faith, (the victim), there is no desire for me to see the movie. I think your description concerning the murderers, was spot on brother!! My grandson joined the Marines last year much for the same reasons Faith decided to pursue life and career. And really touches my heart and tears for the brutality Faith was made to endure! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@claybirch5660

2 жыл бұрын

Not me I never forget any victims, what I forget about is the scumbags who does there kinda crimes

@aGwEENapple

2 жыл бұрын

The innocent people's lives torn apart

@juliethompson5301

2 жыл бұрын

The people who have compassion are scum as well unfortunately

My elementary school special ed teacher almost became a victim of this man, Robert Lee Willie. She was kidnapped and raped by him and her boyfriend was left for dead and survived. She wrote a book about her experience. Her book is called 'Forgiving The Dead Man Walking'. Look it up if you all want to know more about it.

@merfwriter

2 жыл бұрын

OK I'm just going to say it, my special ed teacher was the 16 year old girl Debbie who survived. Her court testimony was what put him on death row and led to his execution.

@pamela5250

2 жыл бұрын

She must be an incredible survivor.

@merfwriter

2 жыл бұрын

@@pamela5250 She is! She went on to have a very normal life. She is married and has two grown children.

@andreamarin4296

2 жыл бұрын

@@merfwriter God bless her and her family. And all the other victims too. Very happy she is doing ok. Whatever happened to her then BF? I am sure he must have had life long injuries from that brutal attack.

@pamela5250

2 жыл бұрын

@@merfwriter That’s wonderful! ❤️❤️❤️

Unfortunately, evil seems to make more money than good in Hollywood. I can't stop watching your videos Lamont and am not even in America. Great job remembering these people and keeping their memory alive. Through these videos, you have immortalized them. Love and respect from Kenya, East Africa

@lindapowell2397

2 жыл бұрын

They wouldn't make that money if people didn't pay to see these movies. Not just Hollywood that is glorifying the evil in this world. No audience...no money made.

@kags5779

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindapowell2397 very true indeed. What a tragedy.

I agree. We sometimes shine the light on the worst humans and their heinous crimes.

@Nightmareman3

Жыл бұрын

"We"? Are you part of HELLywood ?

@ellenshaw9883

Жыл бұрын

@@Nightmareman3 no. But I have paid a ticket price for some violent films.

I saw that movie many years ago and at that time I thought it was an excellent, heart wrenching movie. BUT I didn't know the full story behind it. Now that I do, thanks to you Lamont, I can guarantee I will never again watch a movie that glorifies that piece of trash! RIP Faith, rest easy angel!

@marilynschmidt6400

2 жыл бұрын

Me too.

@maggierose6605

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

@WaterBottleBlues101

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve never seen the movie nor will I ever. 🚫

@hollyb.3615

2 жыл бұрын

Luckily, I've never seen the movie and I don't plan to either, especially after watching this video.

@thatgardeninggirl2864

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think it is about glorifying him I think it's more about the nun and her relationship she had with him I probably seen this movie 10 times I knew it was based on a true story and only knew it was a true story a few years ago I guarantee you cried when you watched the movie

I remember seeing this movie in the theater when it came out. Even then I knew better and Hollywood was trying to play on our sympathies. I’m glad he got the death penalty but was horrified he was portrayed as someone to feel sorry for. Disgusting. RIP to his innocent victims and thank you for honoring them in your heart.

They deserved EVERYTHING that they had received PLUS more. They was doing this horrible crimes for a long time but their time ran out. The ugly that people carry along with them is very sickening. I will pray for the innocent young lady that had her future snatched away from her. Thank you Lamont for sharing this video with us.

In the movie they make it seem like he is innocent and remorseful for his actions. Very sickening and disturbing to think about now.

@kinazz19

2 жыл бұрын

Hollywood is full of pedophiles and creeps so why so surprised ?

@tessabrown148

2 жыл бұрын

Those people never have remorse

@MeMe-nw9mq

2 жыл бұрын

The only remorse they have is that they got caught!

@tessabrown148

2 жыл бұрын

@@MeMe-nw9mq right

@natewilliams3211

2 жыл бұрын

Hollywood love to make sure the criminals are always looking good and the victims are always at fault.

Lamont, you did an incredible job reviewing this story. I am sure the victims appreciate you teaching us to remember and respect those who were tragically lost. Those spirits can find some rest because of you. Thank you.

Years ago when I saw the film "Dead Man Walking" when Sean Penn's character is executed the audience cheered.Wonder if Penn or Sarandon themselves have ever visited this Young Ladys Grave.More likely not,sadly.

I did not know the extent of the crimes. Thank you for bringing all of this to light.

Debbie Morris wrote a book called “Forgiving The Dead Man Walking” . She is an amazing woman to have lived thru that experience. Heard her speak at a banquet. Amazing. Thanks for highlighting this story Lamont!

@TjHardy87

Жыл бұрын

I work with her, and just found out about her story.

Thanks again for speaking for the victims Lamont. 💯👍👍

Very well done Lamont! Tyvm for speaking up for the victims! Hollywood should be establishing a scholarship fund for the victims since they profited from their lives.

Anyone who fights for these monsters to live instead of standing up for crime victims shows exactly what they are on the inside. Like attracts like...

Lamont, I have not read the book or seen the movie. Now, after hearing the story of the victims, I never will. As always, I also agree with all of your thoughts on the subject and the evil people who commit these awful deeds. Stay True and Strong Lamont.

I"v never seen this movie. Thanks Lamount. I now know not to waste my time. Thanks for the video. You always do a great job. Remember the victims, not the scumbags☮️

@julosx

2 жыл бұрын

Never saw this movie either, and it's not now I know what happened behind the screewriting that I'm going to watch it…

@aGwEENapple

2 жыл бұрын

It's sad they can mess with people's emotions like this. Create a fake character. Don't name it after a real monster!

@lindapowell2397

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed.. I'll never watch it now.

I remember seeing this movie but I never knew the background of the young girl that was murdered or the two that were fortunate enough to survive that brutal attack. Thank you Lamont for making this video.

Hollywood never fails to disgust me. Yea Lamont, you are the best one to tell their stories. Only God knows the true hearts of man, and He will deal according to righteousness. Blessings and stay safe blue eyes

Love how u don't hide your true feelings and show such emotions when telling stories. Thank you Lamont xx

You're the best because you have a heart you care a lot of people don't want I think sometimes society has just gotten numb to all the murders rapes maybe someday we'll remember the pain the anguish that that person went through and stop glorifying the murders you take care and peace be with you

400 thousand subscribers is fast approaching so congrats! Crazy story and glad you shared!

@miz528aaaaaaa

Жыл бұрын

This guy deserves a million now

Lamont, I was class mates of Mark and this case has always played over n over in my mind every day. I want to thank you for doing this story.

Thank you for sharing Lamont. I didn't watch the movie. RIP to the victims. Prayers for their family. Be safe Lamont

Thank you, Lamont, for bringing balance to a horrific story that was distorted by way of film. Thank you for introducing us to the victims, for reminding us of their souls and light and that they walked this earth, as real as ourselves; the tortured and murdered and those who somehow survived. I cannot imagine the trauma, immediate and/or long-lasting. I cannot imagine the healing process for those who survived, in any capacity. I do remember the film. I do remember understanding that an attempt was being made to humanize the killer(s) with minimal attention to the victims. Looking back, such a subtle manipulation, an attempt to shift my focus away from the victims.... who today, I finally have a glimpse of, thanks to your work and passion. The film was centered around the evolving relationship between Sr Prejean and Willie, the death penalty, etc. But choices were made. How sad that a choice was not made to spend a bit extra on a film that would bring in millions, to produce even a few more minutes of airtime, to balance the scales...to remember and humanize the victims. They were not mere visual objects of crime....they were subject to it. After the film, I knew so much about Willie....and so little of them. I remember it felt off. I remember knowing they mattered. But, I hadn't been introduced to them so that I could mourn their losses in the highest vibration possible, as a feeling and sympathetic human being. Thank you for doing that today. God bless, do stay safe out there.

@brooklynrocks2396

2 жыл бұрын

So very well said. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I really enjoy your videos because you look at the victims perspective on a crime instead of highlighting and glorifying the murderer that committed the atrocities. Hollywood always makes the murder the cynosure and never considers the families or how these films affect them. Thank you for your astonishing video!

I am an alumni of Mandeville High and I didn't know this. Thank you as always for being so informative Lamont.

Thank you for bringing Faith back in the light. I've never seen the movie, nor will I. Sadly, it is not surprising to me that they made it. I hope those who have seen it now remember Faith, and the life she never got to live.

Thank you Lamont for saying where is the victims movie. You are so right in saying that the victims need a movie about what happened to them.

Thank you, Lamont, for always telling the story as it should have been told. Love your videos! RIP Faith

Thank you! I am so sick of people glamorizing and victimizing stone cold killers. My sister got into an argument with a guy selling serial killer merch at a convention, more specifically, a t-shirt with the dead body of a victim, telling him that his stuff was disgusting, and we were the ones who got kicked out of the event and villified. It's revolting.

The problem here is that they are romanticising most of these demons in the movies, giving a totaly wrong idea of who they really is or was. And what is most desturbing is that the side of the victim/s are almost never what the movies are about, although those are the most important in my point of view. Keep up the great work Lamont.

@julosx

2 жыл бұрын

They at least should have given a slice of the royalties to the victims families. A gesture, at least. But no, they just made money for themselves and that was it.

@sarahboothe1731

Жыл бұрын

@@julosx in my opinion, I wouldn't want any money made from anything pertaining to the death of one of my family members.

As a mama bear of a 22 year old, someone would have had to hold me back in that court room. What a bunch of sick f&@$s! 🤯

@adamnugent2137

Жыл бұрын

i am extremely upset every time i watch or hear something like this happened.

@jennygrace8167

Ай бұрын

That's just not how it works, if u make any noise they will escort u out ..

You care so much. We hear the pain in your voice and you speak exactly how we should speak for these victims. People just wake up in the morning and make their plans. No one imagines this. And this is so heartbreaking. She had beautiful dreams cut short 😔

This is one of your best videos. Your compassion for the victim is amazing. Thank you

We focus so much on the murderers that we forget about the victims. I didn't watch the movie but I saw the trailer and read his bio and I didn't like how they portrayed him as a victim when he took this young woman's life. Thanks for sharing her story.

Never saw the movie and now I never will. I agree with you totally, Lamont. They need to do a true movie showing that poor young girl who did nothing wrong except trust the wrong person. I would watch that one. So terribly sad. Thank you for sharing this awful but true story. Thank you.

How my heart goes out to all of the victims of these monsters. I can't imagine their pain. Thank you for pointing out that their childhoods have NOTHING to do with the monsters they were. I hate it when how a person is raised is used to justify heinous, cruel acts they commit.

Thank You Lamont, you are the best person to have done this story because you care about the dead girl and the others!!! I joined the Army when I was 19 & never regretted (I was in towards the end of Vietnam). She would have done great in the Army too!!!

Kudos to you Lamont! Keep giving all of these victims of voice with compassion and empathy. You do such a great job of that and I am so grateful for it.

I’ve got a few Belgian Malinois that would LOVE to mark his grave with you. I’m originally from Gulfport, MS and I was 7 when this happened. It was definitely used by my parents as a warning about strangers

Saw the movie as a young female teen. Was scary and sad, her mom was never the same and that is heartbreaking. R.i.p beautiful angel girl

Thankyou, so much for letting us hear the victims story!!! I so appreciate you!!!

Always look forward to notifications of new videos.. thank you for taking the time to do research and taking us with you !

Very sick world. Thanks for sharing once again Lamont!

Lamont you're so great at storytelling and making sure nobody is forgotten. God blessed you and will keep on blessing you.

This video needed to be made, thank you for making it. I agree with you 100%. I live in Hollywood and yes there are people here that need to be called out. Keep being you ✨

Thanks Lamont for telling her story. Rest in peace sweet girl 💔 😢 🙏

Lamont, keep shining the light of truth on injustice. You have a sound moral compass.

Lamont, I’ve followed you for a year or more and each time I hear you in these videos, I love your views more and more thank you for defending the victims. It seems all we hear is the murderers name and the victims are forgotten. YOU are about the victims. THANK YOU. GOD BLESS

Thanks for telling us about this crime. Everything you said is true about the victim not getting her story told. I'm glad the boyfriend survived

@janemiceli5024

2 жыл бұрын

Lamont, thank you for telling this story. I never watched this movie and never will. Nor will I watch susan and shan in a movie. As for a Sister Prejean goes she's a garbage.

The film is very good, but the real person that inspired Sean Penn’s character was horrible. Great video Lamont, keep up the great work and take care!

@Bonzi_Buddy

2 жыл бұрын

You know what is also good? The song Dead Man Walking by Jelly Roll. 😂

@susieturk1

2 жыл бұрын

There's also a narrator on KZread called Dead Man Walking and he tells scary stories.

Hi everyone! I hope you all have a great day.

@shootit4now626

2 жыл бұрын

HI! Same 2 u. 💋❤️

@underdog365

2 жыл бұрын

Hello 👋🏽thank you have a bless day also 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

@lisaknox4257

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto.

@maggierose6605

2 жыл бұрын

Hi same to you too 😘

@laurastrobel718

2 жыл бұрын

Likewise 🌞

I liked your comment " l couldn't wait to get out and leave that place ".... Truly resonanted with me too. You are a good narrator and i like you're narrative style 👍. Love from India.

Thank you from the UK Lamont. I love your compassion towards the victims, it’s refreshing to see how much you care ❤️

Thank you Lamont. I agree. That movie should never have been made focusing on the killers. They were not the heroes. But terror and cruelty are quite in vogue nowadays. So sad. Bless you for doing the right thing.

I agree with you wholeheartedly Lamont people like that don't need to be glorified they should make it a rule and that they never make a movie about a real life murder that bad you want to make a movie fine but you don't have to make it on somebody that has been murdered or raped that's just glorifying them and they don't need it they need to be burning in below I totally agree and I wouldn't mind seeing you have a dog peeing on its grave you take care and God bless

Love this Lamont finally someone can look behind the glamour of Hollywood and see the real world of a monster. Hollywood has also done this with other movies and its horrendous.

Thank you, Lamont. I wish I could get it thru to you that this sort of thing is some of your best work, and most interesting social commentary. Nicely done.

I have the DVD, BUT didn't know the whole true story, thank you so much for telling the story, interesting

Good video, LaMont. I never knew the true story behind the film "Dead Man Walking". I enjoyed the flick though. Sean Penn was good in the role. Thanks for caring about the victim. R.I.P. to her. ✝️

Thank you Lamont for doing this video to bring light to the victims who suffered horrendous brutal deaths. You have a heart of pure gold! God bless you abundantly in all things and much love from me too! ❤️🙏😘🤗😊

Others may have already said it. It needs to be said again " Thank you Lamont for giving her a voice over her death."

Love all of your videos Lamont! I really appreciate the time you take to go to each location and incorporate the pictures. This is fo' sho' another good video, although very heartbreaking. Your commentary is spot on! Thanks for all you do, I look forward to your next quest!

@aimeemoore1094

2 жыл бұрын

Right excellent video as usual

The video quality is perfect Lamont! So sorry for what happened to these victims.Thank you for sharing all your videos. :D.

Thank you, Lamont, for this . All of your work is touching, and this is special. I agree with you 💯!

Thank you so much for covering this horrific crime. I saw the movie years ago, it disturbed me greatly. I felt no sympathy for that monster!!

Being like that could’ve killed me, but over the years ptsd has me trusting no one. Rest In Peace Faith. Stay safe ladies and gentlemen! I’m in small town AL and we have 2 wanted hitch hikers robbing n sta***ng ladies.

Another good video, keep up the great work, I never miss an upload. Love from across the pond.. Scotland

Speaking my language brother. Love how you pulled no punches in the intro. Much respect.

I love how you tell such tragic stories so beautifully and with such respect.

I was born and raised in Louisiana, i have never heard of this horrible crime God Bless these victims 🙏

I've said it before and I'll say it again, you're the real deal Lamont. I remember the movie, I didn't see it and I wasn't aware of the story behind it. Rest in peace to all those who were murdered by these two sick and sinister pieces of trash!

Love listening to you tell these terrible, tragic stories without you losing your temper,thank you your reminding people of these awful crimes of the victims that maybe have no one to remember them.

That's the reason why criminals feel so emboldened today, Lamont I feel your outrage at senseless murders.

A great report as always Lamont, shame on Hollywood for making a movie about this horrible sequence of events, may god bless the victims and their families, and let’s hope the evil scum rot in hell for all eternity

My Mother in law at the time had a belief that if in your dying breath you confess all your sins you'd be forgiven. My argument, due to this story not the movie but actual story was your payment would be eye for a eye. She disagreed. Too each their own.

@purplecatcandles5872

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. The Bible says "an eye for an eye."

@andreamarin4296

2 жыл бұрын

I believe that if you confess your sins and ask forgiveness. It will be given (IF sincere and one truly does not intended to be a repeat offender of murder rape and the like) BUT you still have to take your punishment - eye for an eye for sure.

@ellencarroll2921

2 жыл бұрын

@@andreamarin4296 I appreciate this discussion and the viewpoints. As someone who has had their life touched by a violent criminal, it is interesting to see how others think of the results of major, life changing crimes. The trauma that major crimes cause in a person's life is a true upheaval and the person is left to pick up the pieces of their life.

I appreciate ALL of your videos. The universe will sometimes put us right where we need to be. It had chosen you to tell this story. You were the *BEST* one to do it. Thank you.

Thankyou Lamont for sharing this incredibly sad story I have never heard of this one! Giving the victims a voice to this day your a decent human and I wish you all the best mate all the way from Australia keep up the great work! 👍🏻

May the victims rest in peace. Good commentary Lamont.

Huge fan you do an outstanding job with yoir videos thanks for all you do

I LOVE all of your videos, Lamont! Thank you so much for traveling all over to make content for us. I appreciate you so much! 🖤🖤🖤

Thanks for sharing this video, Lamont ❤️ XX I don't understand where pity for monsters like that comes from, either. Rest in Peace, Faith Hathaway - You are not forgotten ❤️

that's one movie I will pass on! thank you for telling the real side of what happened it was horrible! 🙏

Lamont, you did a fantastic job on this video!

Love it that,you did this👍🏾 great back story as usual Lamont, keep up the good work.

Thank you for talking about this I couldn’t find any coverage on it!

I've never seen that movie and I won't either. Lamont, thank you for thinking of the innocent victims. This reminds me of an accident many years ago. A man that I worked with lost his youngest son in a car accident, his wife was driving and they were hidden from view by a van, another car hit them, the son was ejected through the windshield and decapitated. Of course, we were all sad about the Dad and Mom, but I was wondering about the woman that hit them, she was in her mid 50s and nobody was concerned.

Thank you so much Lamont! I've never seen the movie and I never will yet you enlightened me on what actually happened and even more than American Justice whichever of those shows that did an episode about it.

Top drawer stuff Mr. Lamont love your eveness in giving the story from the victim's forgotten life. Love the restraint you showed in describing the perpetrators of the horrific horrible crime. You keep everyone focused on the victim's which is as it should be. Keep up these great videos.

Thanks for sharing your videos love them and God bless you for sharing their stories..

In the movie it makes him out to be innocent thanks for the video lamount great work as usual keep safe on your travels ❤

@lectorwolfe

2 жыл бұрын

As I recall, a big part of the movie was to get him to admit, to himself, that he did do it.

@christyb7455

2 жыл бұрын

@@lectorwolfe Yes

Never knew the story behind this movie......great video!! Keep up the good work.

I’m the same as you Lamont, It’s disgusting that Hollywood tells more about the killers instead of their victims. It’s messed up.

I 100% feel and share your disgust about the whole situation!