She did it. She was lit on fire, and was quite literally being put to death, but she still didn't believe in putting the man who did it do death as well. She passed a law to save other victims, knowing it would not save her case, and yet she still did everything she could to help. With every single second of her life from then on, she fought everything. being in a coma, suffering burns, probably many organ failures though I am not going to look for it, she died 7 times, and kept fighting. And in the end, she did it. I am not embarrassed to say I cried. I do not feel weak for shedding tears. I feel empowered by Judy's sheer will to live. I feel loved simply from thinking of Judy. I may never have known her, but Judy will forever help me. So many people stay strong despite all odds against them. I hold these people in my heart. I may not change the world, I may not live a significant life, I may not effect much. But for what it's worth, I still try. I may not be an amazing person well known for anything. But that will never stop me from doing amazing things. Again, I never knew Judy, But with what I can do, I will fight to help her cause. I may not have much money to donate, But I have all the words my breath can say. We all do. No matter how quiet you feel, No matter what stands in your way, You can still say something. Not all of us can say something literally, But all of us can sure as hell say something with our actions. We all can say something. Even if you try and fail, The fact that tried in the first place says all it needs to say. If you try to help, your trying is enough. Not all of us are strong enough to climb the whole metaphorical staircase, Not all of us are strong enough to even set foot on the first step. But all of us have strength in one way or another to lift our feet and try. So next time I look up at the flight I have to climb, I'll just look at the first step and think of Judy. I've already climbed some steps, and I know I will climb many more. And with every step I take, I have even more reason to keep climbing. I am so proud of Kaylyn, of Madison, of Bonnie, of David, of Danielle, of Patrick, of Dan, of Sue, of Nicholas, of Joseph, of Mark, of Patricia, of her family, and I am so very truly proud of Judy. Stay awesome, stay kind, and take a few sips of water. You deserve it, every single one of you.

@msbee5183

13 күн бұрын

YOU ARE AMAZING! I wish I was your friend, your neighbor, your donut lady, I wish to be surrounded by people like you. God bless you. No im not a stalker type. I'm just weird. Im a dork. But I know, feel good people. God, love, happiness and light to you forever❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@zondracarter3022

13 күн бұрын

She is one of the strongest women alive. God bless her and her family. God protect her girls at all costs in Jesus name I pray

@Kookoo347

13 күн бұрын

You sound like a pretty amazing person, and for what it’s worth, reading your comment was exactly what I needed today. You’ve touched someone in a way you will never know, I got a lot of strength from reading it, and at a time in my life I needed it the most.

@jakelavis3694

13 күн бұрын

I love your comment. Feels good to know there's other people out there who care about a fellow human being. Its so easy to spread hate nowadays with the internet at our fingertips. Its getting worse as time goes on. ❤ god bless

@deeanthony7713

12 күн бұрын

I, also, cried as this video was playing. I started to not read your comment, since it is so long, but I read it, anyway, and as I type this, tears are falling on my key board. Being disabled, from head to toe, with pain 24/7, I know , I do not have the pain of this sweet lady. Thank you, Silly, for writing your comment. What you have posted has blessed me, greatly, to keep on keeping on. You see, I am a civil rights worker, who is feeling like throwing in the towel, getting so upset as I fight for civil rights, with 2 steps forward and 3 steps back. What you wrote has gave me hope that, one day, everyone will have civil rights and one day, and I will have no more pain.

Someone trafficking marijuana gets 25 years, dousing a woman with gasoline and setting her on fire, ruining multiple lives and trying to kill someone... 11 years. evil world we live in.

@louisegiordano5665

10 күн бұрын

Is that true?, 25 years?, I am from Canada weed is legal.well not trafficking it, but it's weed for goodness sakes. This is the justice system 😮

@myTERAexperience

10 күн бұрын

​@@louisegiordano5665 yep. Even something called 3 strikes law occured where something as little as being caught with weed 3x was enough for a life sentence. Not sure if it still occurs...

@dukenukembubblegum7311

10 күн бұрын

@@myTERAexperienceit was just reduced in its drug class nation wide, so I doubt that’s still true, but there are people probably in jail for it still.

@jamess7745

10 күн бұрын

@@dukenukembubblegum7311 It has been passed by the legislature but hasn't gone into affect yet. Fust FYI for anyone that might not be aware weed is still schedule 1 for most if not all of the rest of 2024.

@Dr.Cosmar

10 күн бұрын

Evil must be dealt with...

This had me in tears. Judy coming off painkillers to testify was one of the most courageous things I've ever heard. What a woman.

@betmebuckwheat51

11 күн бұрын

All my admiration and prayers !!!!!!!

@eschelar

10 күн бұрын

Same. I had a couple of months in hospital last year and pain was a major issue. Got morphine and didn't even realize I had been given a maximum dose. And I don't think I had anywhere near as much pain as she must have been experiencing. That got my eyes going...

@nevermind5321

9 күн бұрын

I am in tears now, after just watching this. She’s a beautiful woman inside and out ❤️💯

@nickviner1225

9 күн бұрын

@@nevermind5321 Me too.

@laosaboluda

8 күн бұрын

"it hurts so much I don't want to do it but I have to" wow

Notice when Judy was giving her statement, that monster actually leaned forward like he wanted to see the damage that he did. He's pure evil

I'm a 68 year old man who has been through a lot in life. This is the first video that brought me to tears. Judy Malinowski was an amazing woman, an example in strength of character. She chose to endure unimaginable pain so that she could tell her story, Even with all that happened to her, she asked that her killer not be put to death. I'm very humbled.

How the hell was it, not attempted murder? Before she passed away? That monster should never be free again!

@kltil5082

11 күн бұрын

Exactly, an assault charge makes zero sense here

@justsaying6870

11 күн бұрын

My thoughts, too. The first charges against him were absolutely ridiculous. She suffered so much, but thankfully, she finally got justice in the end. 🙏

@suecbrn

11 күн бұрын

I think it's possible that they could not adequately prove intent. It seems obvious now after we've heard Judy's testimony, but to charge him and not be able to prove it and have a jury find him not guilty of that charge could mean they couldn't take other actions later.

@emerkamp1

11 күн бұрын

They said proving intent was questionable, that's why I wonder what this new law is even for. I'm sure caustic/ acidic/bio/chem laws are already on the books

@WALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOW

11 күн бұрын

You likely can’t charge someone with both attempted murder and murder of the same victim during the same event. They probably just wanted to still have the option of going for murder charges if/when Judy passed.

That video of her was bad ass holy shit. Being that severely burned and looking straight in the camera through the insane amount of pain is crazy. That has to haunt that man forever.

@jamesplymire5342

3 күн бұрын

He is NOT a man. He is a coward.

“Judy’s Law,” would require six additional years in prison for crimes that permanently maim or disfigure victims. Why only 6 additional years? That’s crazy

My Sister died four hours ago after being driven over and shot by her boyfriend when I saw this video I found some kind of hope. She suffered 21 days.

@EggeTrefinneJ

13 күн бұрын

I’m so sorry for your loss. Sending love and prayers your way ❤️❤️

@JustAScaredBoyWithGun

13 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss, you're an strong person and she's with you.

@shwetadevarth9375

13 күн бұрын

I am so sorry for your loss I hope god gives you and your family strength and courage during this hard time❤️

@sandinitennakoon4689

13 күн бұрын

Im so sorry for your loss. May you get all the courage in the world to seek justice for her. Hugs

@susanreeve9430

13 күн бұрын

i'm heartbroken for your loss. I'm sure she is watching over you and your efforts to seek justice.

If it was an accident, he wouldn't have poured the fuel on her in the first place. What a monster. My adopted daughter was murdered by kerosene. Her estranged husband dumped it on her head & lit her. She didn't survive, leaving behind 2 small children.

@susanreeve9430

13 күн бұрын

How horrible. I'm sorry for your terrible loss, and hope their was justice.

@admirallily

13 күн бұрын

I’m so sorry.

@nishthaneelabh8389

13 күн бұрын

i am so sorry hope you and your family are doing ok and that monsters burns in hell

@-_YouMayFind_-

13 күн бұрын

Why does this happen so often in America?

@nishthaneelabh8389

13 күн бұрын

​@@-_YouMayFind_-no it does not happen only in america domestic violence is in every country it is just that americans report as if it were a real crime and not a part of life like in some other countries america has its problem with gun violence but this happens everywhere it is just not reported as much

The judges who let him out NEEDS to be charged with this the judges need to be held accountable NOW

Judy is one of the most courageous women I’ve ever seen. This case has me in tears, especially when she was forced to come off her pain medication to testify. Rest in peace Judy ❤️‍🩹

The fact that all evidence pointed at this man , the victim confirmed and yet he was only going to serve 11 years is insane

@lina77770

5 күн бұрын

That's A bsss, monstr out doing it agn

@jf8138

5 күн бұрын

While she was alive, then it was finally a life sentence. Yes it is fucked that she wasn't able to get more years out of him initially, that law is changed though, as it says in the video.

@royalnay428

5 күн бұрын

@@jf8138 yes I know I did watch the video through , before that law changed they were willing to give him just 11 years so I decided to comment on that.

@teostewart2152

4 күн бұрын

Watch the whole thing

@lispear2815

4 күн бұрын

He ended up getting life in the end the 11 yes is for the law she changed, he was charged w murder as well. That gave him like without the possibility of parole

I hate that people are conditioned to think "being strong" means not crying/breaking down. You can be strong and overwhelmed at the same time. She wasnt weak for crying, she was overwhelmed..and still remained strong.

@Dani-ICU-RN

13 күн бұрын

I cry every day. Sometimes all day. Even when I watch videos like this. It is a me problem I'm a horrible situation not similar to duties but I also hear from people that I'm one of the strongest people they know so. Let us be. We can't help what comes rolling down our face from our eyes it just comes on like a wave of rain. It's actually like a sneeze it just comes out of nowhere

@millsmami

13 күн бұрын

@Dani-ICU-RN Yeah, people should be allowed to express emotions without feeling like they're doing something wrong. It's weird cause when we cry & someone hears us, we are prone to saying "I'm sorry". Why are we sorry for feeling sad/upset/hurt/overwhelmed.? Shouldn't be.

@kyahprince2726

13 күн бұрын

I try to tell ppl this 😢

@millsmami

13 күн бұрын

@@kyahprince2726 keep telling them.! People need to hear this. I needed to hear at some point too.

@annabellethedoll4032

12 күн бұрын

It’s actually healthy to become emotional. Holding stuff in just isn’t on the list of “to do”. *“The sooner you feel, the quicker you heal.”*

Bonnie, you have raised one hell of a girl. You instilled in her a bullish sense of right and wrong, a wonderful character, a strong sense of integrity, and most of all, you instilled courage. This is how a child should be brought up. Judy... I will always remember you. I'm 56 years old but you are my roll model in all my dealings in life. And if i can live the rest of my life with 1/4 of your morality and dignity, I'll be doing great!

That was heart breaking. Pouring gas on that lady and setting her on fire is just pure evil...there are no other words for it. Judy was a very brave and courageous lady, may she rest in peace.

I’m a 42 year old grown ass man and this video literally made me cry several times. I wish nothing but peace and happiness to Judy up above as well as her family here on Earth.

@MyHome7_Carla

10 күн бұрын

That just means you are a real man with a real heart! This man was heartless! We need more men like you sir!❤

@brianemerick4202

9 күн бұрын

I'm 62 years old... tears are still flowing. What an incredible young woman.

@tinacameron5526

9 күн бұрын

Same here

@stevelewis6259

9 күн бұрын

I'm not gonna cry because I'm weak, I am crying because I'm strong and angry.

@itsbrittanybtch

8 күн бұрын

I was watching at work... and that was a mistake. Especially when it showed the video of her saying how bad it hurt. That really broke my heart for her so bad. What a strong, beautiful woman she was.

Hearing her say "it hurts so bad" just broke me, what a warrior

one of the biggest problems is the fact that a criminal like him was out of jail at all!! his record showed what type of person he was and did not deserve to be free to do this in the first place..our system continues to fail in so many ways...I am amazed at the strength and perseverance of Judy and her family..may they have a happy and healthy future, free from pain and mean cruel people like him!!!

@juneyshu6197

14 сағат бұрын

We are all on our own.

What hit me was the one lady stating; he gets 11 years same punishable crime as setting a car on fire……wow that’s a statement !

The defense was utterly disgraceful to try to silence her testimony.

@AChickAndADuck

8 күн бұрын

I agree, but they have to do everything possible under the law to avoid a conviction being overturned on appeal.

@crfamily6946

8 күн бұрын

@@AChickAndADuck I’m not sure how silencing her testimony would help with that?

@Erideah

9 сағат бұрын

@@crfamily6946 Well, simply if the question was left unasked, and later the validity of her testimony in the first place was considered grounds for appeal. Basically as long as the culprit/defendant wants to request something, it's best to request it, even if you hope the judge says no. I do agree that it's unsavory, and I'd hope the lawyer privately agrees

@Loveoldies50

6 сағат бұрын

That was their job, as terrible as it is.

How sick of the defense to try to silence a dead woman.

@susanalexander6721

9 күн бұрын

They have to do their job. What they would do for you or me. They probably hated this monster.

@daxota_6750

9 күн бұрын

@susanalexander6721 yea thats true if I was in that situation I know id "accidentally" leave out some important info

@jjsquirdlesupastar3875

9 күн бұрын

Who would want to defend this piece of ---- Ask yourself. Compromised morals.

@lonelyhighway

8 күн бұрын

To be fair, the job of a defense lawyer is to get their client a fair trial and the man admitted he hated doing it. I try to remember that for every man like Michael Slaver, there are innocent people on trial who need a criminal defense attorney. And the lawyer said HE HATED DOING IT.

@annwithaplan9766

8 күн бұрын

@@lonelyhighway - But that was not his attorney. He was one who acted as a defense lawyer so they could get it all on camera. I'm sure she was prepared for that, and I'm glad she didn't have to do it in the same room as the murderer.

I’m not crying, you’re crying! I’m a 35 year old male and the ending had me balling my eyes out. What a brave woman

I just wanted to say, I have been watching this channel for a year and the level of respect this man has for EVERY victim he has covered is unmatched.

Judy's brother saying " 'No you're hurt.' I didn't want her to get hurt" hit like a truck. Judy breaking down had me in tears. Judy's case is so heartbreaking, just seeing clips of her hurts. RIP Judy, she stayed strong till the end.

@SiViC74

13 күн бұрын

hi

@BradleyMontgomery-mc1nr

13 күн бұрын

Me to 😔

@flickingbollocks5542

12 күн бұрын

That hit me really hard too.

@EnglishVirgo

12 күн бұрын

Me too.

@tomghzel

9 күн бұрын

I was crying here and there, but I had a giggle at the somehow cuteness and honesty of him saying: "She was my favorite sister for a long time". Lol, like: I liked her better than my other sister haha. Something others would have kept to themselves.

Man the audio of her speaking about the case is absolutely heartbreaking, wasn’t expecting to cry before work today. I honestly can’t even remember another case that hit me like this in a long time. Thank you for keeping this woman’s story alive.

@JoBlo321

13 күн бұрын

I don't normally cry with these try crime videos...but my God!

@nicole81678

13 күн бұрын

I came here to say the exact same thing! Truly heartbreaking.

@Cookiemxms

13 күн бұрын

Same :(

@Dani-ICU-RN

13 күн бұрын

right? 😢

@juliadesl

13 күн бұрын

Me too. When she was saying “It’s not fair and he’s not even remorseful”, I started crying.

I am sitting here on Mother's Day watching this. As a mother my heart and soul cannot even fathom this. Three generations of warriors! Rest well Judy. You have certainly earned your wings.

Im not sure if I've ever seen anyone so strong. She was like a figure from mythology. Hero

The fact that the defense had the opportunity to cross examine her and still didn’t want the testimony to be heard suggested they knew it carried enough weight to dangerous to their case.

@theegrach

13 күн бұрын

like, even the defense lawyer couldn't finish it without feeling horrible. they knew.

@kyuuchat

13 күн бұрын

@@theegrach It sucks cause it's their job, they have to do it, but they can still feel empathy and feel horrible for having to say potentially upsetting questions. I can't imagine they really wanted to defend him.

@AshLilyNeko

12 күн бұрын

@@kyuuchat why feel bad for them? They could quit. They could choose not to do that as a job. They value the money over the victim or they wouldn’t do it.

@em84c

12 күн бұрын

​someone has to do it and if they don't do it properly the guy could appeal But I do agree. When you watch shows like Dateline I hate the defence lawyers saying their bullshit. I couldn't do their job.@@AshLilyNeko

@sj5218

12 күн бұрын

@@AshLilyNekoI hate to say it. But it’s a job. It has to be done. If not them, then someone else will have to do it. It’s just like police officers. It’s a scary and saddening job but someone’s gotta do it though!

Judy was one of the strongest human beings on the planet.

@erlendnr

10 күн бұрын

She most certainly was. The pain she went through for almost two years at the hospital is unimaginable

@Sleepyshy712

10 күн бұрын

And the sweetest Rip Judy 😢

@matthewblunderbuss4545

9 күн бұрын

I got 3rd degree burns on my arm and just my arm. The pain was insane, I've broken bones and have had multiple kidney stones but the burn was the most extreme thing I've ever experienced. I can't even begin to imagine the pain she was in.

This poor beautiful young woman. Bless her for her strength and determination. May her memory forever be a blessing.

I cry for her pain,her courage and her bravery...my insides twist up everytime i see her struggle in pain..How strong she is to stop her pain meds just so she cab testify..... WOW

When she says "i don't mean to break down, Im sorry" Makes me SO MAD when abuse victims feel like they don't even have the right to be mad or take up space over their feelings about the violence committed against them. What a horrible person he is.

@BurnMyTarantula

9 күн бұрын

I'm with you. An abuse victim should NEVER!!! feel guilty for breaking down. Never. Just never. It's absolutely okay to break down... once your mind, body, soul aren't just strong enough anymore... it's okay to break. It's so sad victims feel guilty and the need to excuse themselves... may they all be blessed since they went trough unimaginable horrors and torments...

@remotelylucy

8 күн бұрын

Powerful words!

@ericvansteenlandt7888

7 күн бұрын

This is NOT a person, it is a monster !!

“I’ll hold your hand until Jesus takes the other.” I’m actually tearing up rest in peace Judy fly high. 🙁

@supme7558

13 күн бұрын

Cheese

@Thornjustthorn

13 күн бұрын

@@supme7558 can you be serious?

@chanteledwards3615

13 күн бұрын

So am I, this was just terrible.

@Kayla-qv5un

12 күн бұрын

Thats the exact part im on & i was confused because they said she was going to a care facility & her mom said “ i will not sign these papers for hospice” & then said i will hold your hand until jesus takes the other, but hospice does not mean your theyre going to end your life. She wasnt on life support for them to pull a plug sp im very confused

@Kayla-qv5un

12 күн бұрын

Thats the exact part im on & i was confused because they said she was going to a care facility & her mom said “ i will not sign these papers for hospice” & then said i will hold your hand until jesus takes the other, but hospice does not mean your theyre going to end your life. She wasnt on life support for them to pull a plug sp im very confused

I balled. What she did took so much strength! She’s a hero for her daughters and all victims. RIP Judy 💜

What really upsets me is they only extended the maximum sentence by 6 years! That's a maximum sentence of 17 years!!! That's ridiculous!! If you light someone on fire, *_with_* an accelerant, that should immediately be considered attempted murder!

I am sick and tired of this abusive monsters getting away with murder and abuse. Here in Australia is an epidemic of domestic violence with death victims this year alone 33 women had died in domestic violence situations and the laws don't protect women from this monsters 😢😢The laws need to be change

@supme7558

13 күн бұрын

Out of millions of people thats nothing

@TheQueenOfSheba

13 күн бұрын

@@supme7558that’s so sick of you. So freaking sick. How dare you? Bet you’re an abusive monster.

@user-zk5kg1rc1j

13 күн бұрын

Thirty-three is nothing? 🤦🏻‍♀️

@zakiyyahcollins1646

13 күн бұрын

33 is definitely something and 1 is too many. Women need to bare arms and live.

@patrickbuick5459

13 күн бұрын

​@zakiyyahcollins1646 Bear arms... they already bare arms all the time.

How horrific. - Not just the crime, but the injustice. 11 years for absolutely destroying someone's life. A product of the injustice system.

@JustCayzz

5 күн бұрын

I know is said 11 years at the start but eventually it was life sentence no?

@bertjesklotepino

5 күн бұрын

sure. But it is a bit crazy that there were people who actually defended this piece of scum and tried to make this victim look guilty. It is crazy that even with footage of the crime they come up with a nonsense sentence like 11 years. There are people in jail for life because they had in their possession a joint. A blunt. A spliff. @@JustCayzz

@user-or7xp8qj6m

3 күн бұрын

​@@JustCayzz Yes, he got life. People need to watch the entire video.

@dolphpaperroute6362

Күн бұрын

@@user-or7xp8qj6m That's the point... If she doesn't die and testify he gets off with 11 years. Can't charge someone with murder when they didn't kill anyone. Bottom line, if she dies he's charged (and probably convicted) of murder. If she survives and her condition somehow gets better and she lives then he gets 11 years.

@user-or7xp8qj6m

Күн бұрын

@@dolphpaperroute6362 Are you being sarcastic or you also didn't watch the entire video? The lady died, and he got life in prison, and that was my point.

This story broke my heart. She flys with the angels now. What she did was incredible brave. God bless her, her mum and her beautiful daughters.

I’m so glad she pushed back against defense’s questioning by clearly stating that he did it as he did and what specific things were affected by the incident. That was SO important. They could have spun it that she couldn’t remember something big like that.

@rooh5825

6 күн бұрын

The prosecution? That was the defense lawyer. Cripes.

@TwilightNecromancer

6 күн бұрын

@@rooh5825 Eh mixed the words up. Ya'll know what I mean.

@jessymfwilson

Күн бұрын

@@TwilightNecromancerI knew what you meant lol

This guy is every parents nightmare, every brother and sister’s nightmare. This is so infuriating knowing that this animal should have been incarcerated, not roaming the streets preying on vulnerable women.

@missmike3693

8 күн бұрын

Seriously! With his rap sheet, how was he walking around?! It shows how seriously our courts take crimes against women.

@boomersD9CAT

8 күн бұрын

@@missmike3693 Agreed.. it’s so frustrating that this loser, who’s assaulted multiple women had a*get out of jail free card* Bonnie *Judys mother* was rock solid…I don’t know too many people who could have the strength she had handling such a horrible situation.

@dianahoward6024

7 күн бұрын

My son is incarcerated on Kauai with $750,000. Bail set by crooked judge for doing nothing but looking scary. Our “justice system” is totally compromised. Ped0s are running America. People don’t care.

@k.risty42

7 күн бұрын

I hate it when people call evil, demonic people “animals”. Animals have the purest, most innocent hearts. Animals aren’t capable of being wicked. Call these people what they are…..demons.

@emphotos103

7 күн бұрын

@@k.risty42 Absolute truth! Demons they are!

It's absolutely insane that a person gets off so much easier just because the person happened to live through what the aggressor did to them.

@exwaifupillow

12 күн бұрын

Right?? This blows my mind. They still attempted to murder and because they survive that’s somehow better? Basically rewarding someone for failing at what they planned on doing. It’s insane.

@kltil5082

11 күн бұрын

Even more insane is that he wasn't locked up after having almost a dozen hardcore charges, but instead is released out into the unsuspecting public. Yet another case of it every week it seems. The funniest part is the incels whining about how they can't look at women without being put in jail. And by funny I mean not funny whatsoever, just pathetic and ignorant. Absolutely zero reliable evidence for that rhetoric yet even after a decade of no proof or proper studies done they still parrot it.

@Adam_the_Awesome

10 күн бұрын

It's like punishing the victim for beating the odds and surving

@jeffcampbell2710

10 күн бұрын

She didn't live, she existed

@d-uz9vr

8 күн бұрын

he got life lmao shut up

This is a powerful story of love and hate and perseverance over the hate. Judy's strength will save other people. She is amazing.

This is probably the most powerfull and thought provoking story I have seen. This is courage at its strongest. It shows such human depravity, and also such courage. RIP Judy.

She didnt just make her daughters proud. She made EVERY woman proud. (Edit - can y’all let WOMEN have their moment. Putting them on the back burner yet again.)

@Shortstuffjo

6 күн бұрын

She made EVERYONE proud. What a feat she performed. I hope her daughters are able to continue to make the best of a horrible situation.

@TruckingCarsL48

5 күн бұрын

Yet sadly the first black woman to be appointed to the United States Supreme Court could not define WOMAN during her interviewing stages - PATHETIC!!!!!!!!

@primalcritters

5 күн бұрын

Yes I'm crying she's amazing ❤❤❤❤

@Rock-Bottem1982

5 күн бұрын

Made "EVERY woman proud"? Why just woman, why not say anyone/everyone instead?

@rand8025

5 күн бұрын

What is a shame though, was the mistakes that everyone made including the mother, by encouraging Judy to continue taking the drugs and trusting the so called "doctors", which led her into rehab, which began to put her in contact with other drug addicts (friends as they said that introduced the evil scumbag to Judy). And it should be made clear to everyone, that if you do (foolishly), choose not to judge evil personified as what it appears to be, then you better dig deep and do some research before getting involved with them. From what they said about his criminal history, a simple search could have, and should have been, an absolute no-go, no matter how desperate she was for a relationship. This is the first time I've seen this, and my first thought before watching it was, "how did such a beautiful girl get involved with such an ugly looking thug that looked like he was straight from a horror film. (I guess it's one mistake leading to another, and another, and then compounding to a disaster. We all need to be vigilant and watchful for deception and evil in every form, because none of us are immune from attacks.) And as far as the sentencing for disfigurement being increased to only 20 years max, what it really should be, is the 1-20 years, PLUS, the attacker(s), that are convicted of 'clear intentional disfigurement to their victim', also receiving the same disfigurement to live with. I am thankful though, to hear that the family, including Judy, expressed their faith in Jesus as their personal Lord and Savior. Jesus said Hell is a place "where the fire is not quenched"- forever. Truly accepting Jesus as your Savior, and making him your Lord, is the only way to avoid Hell, and to make Heaven your eternal home instead.

When her brother said she asked for a hug and he said "no, you're hurt." I lost it 💔😭

@flickingbollocks5542

12 күн бұрын

That hit me really hard.

@steve10

8 күн бұрын

He is a very special kid , his struggle to understand what happened and why must have been so difficult , but he was thinking about her pain , I broke my heart when he said "today I have lost someone very special" 😢

There isn't a word for this man, but Evil is the closest. Thank God for Judy's bravery and courageousness to testify. She is truly a beautiful soul❤❤❤

I remember waking up from pacemaker surgery at age 15, one where they had to cut through shoulder muscle as well to get to where they could implant it. Between the pain any time my arm moved, feeling my body was heavy as a rock post anesthesia, and being out of it from the painkillers, i dont think i wouldve heen able to reliably testify at all... ...and that was 1% probably even less than 1% of what Judy went through. Burns are already far more painful than almost any other type of pain, and she bad it over 80% of her freaking body. Then a coma on top of that, and over 50 surgeries??? Oh my god i dont know how anyone can survive it, Judy embodies the human spirit through the worst adversity. What a brave person, fighting for herself, fighting for people who suffer the way she has, fighting for her family, all that and more. It is simply beyond words. And she had already fought cancer and resulting surgery! I dont even know how someone could go through that and be there for family members on top of that. Kudos to her. I pray judy has some sort of peace or joy in her life since then despite all of this, i dont know how one could even unpack and process the aftermath, but i hope she does.

Judy is an amazing person. For her to survive cancer, put herself in rehab to get off prescription meds for her kids and tried to get away from this monster. She’s a strong woman, may God hold her close.

Touching moment when they ask her to raise her hand as much as she possibly can, and she pushes to raise her hand another inch, even though it was already raised. This poor woman. Compare her inner strength to her abuser's true, profound weakness.

As difficult as this was to watch, I got choked up, and cried throughout this video. I did not know you personally, what I do know is how proud I am of you. Through all of your pain and suffering, your bravery is unmatched. I am also very proud of your daughters for getting your law passed. For your mom, thank you for not giving in. RIP Miss Judy Malinowsky. 🙏

Gripping, crushing and inspiring all at once. The Human Spirit is the most powerful force REST IN POWER Judy 💪 💪 💪 ❤❤❤❤❤

I once had a girlfriend who was divorced from an abusive man. About four months into the relationship she says he's gone through rehab, is in counseling for anger management, and she says she still loves him. Six months later the headline reads:: "Woman bludgeoned to death on her wedding night." He had gotten drunk at the reception, and accused her of flirting with one of his friends. The friend would testify at his trial claiming she came on to him. So instead of murder the guy gets 12 years for manslauter. The previous records of abuse were not allowed as evidence. Sad, all these years later.

@caseyj779

12 күн бұрын

How would her coming on to another man make a difference. That would only establish that was his motive. It should not have affected it being murder. I am not sure how they managed that. He still had the intent of unaliving her and did so. Her actions of even cheating would not have made it not redrum.

@soonerintexas.3845

12 күн бұрын

​@@caseyj779Crime of passion?

@exwaifupillow

12 күн бұрын

There was a guy in Texas a few months ago who executed his wife on video and only got like 20 years because sHe cHeATed oN hIM. This country (and really the entire world) doesn’t give a shit about domestic violence. Like hmmm what a great “man”/murderer, I couldn’t possibly understand why she would want to cheat on him, not that that justifies death anyways.

@paulcarpenter7844

12 күн бұрын

​@@exwaifupillowbut why is it okay to push somebody to the brink continuous disrespect without somebody doing anything about it not saying he should have did it but

@cashewisnotanut4409

12 күн бұрын

@@paulcarpenter7844omg lol you’re pathetic…. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS MOVE ON WITH YOUR LIFE WITHOUT THEM IN IT! It’s simple! Fark you have issues if you think you can BLAME THE OTHER PERSON FOR YOUR FEELINGS OF INADEQUACY

Thanks to Unseen for bringing Judy's story to light. Her journey of enduring immense pain to seek justice for her killer has deeply moved many of us to tears.

@paigeanguish6216

11 күн бұрын

danielle kirsty has an in depth video about this case as well, a lot of small details & information on the relationship, the abuse, incidents involving police negligence, even him requesting the judge allow him to be present in her hospital room as she testified, her testimony is shown more in depth also

This story has truly brought me to tears. Judy, you are an inspiration and your kind and loving heart will forever be cherished.

Judy just begame my hero and motivation. Im currently bedridden and her story has given me the courage to keep fighting.

Seeing the defendant before and after Judy's testimony was like night and day. Afterwards he was quiet, pale, and quite literally had the wind taken from his sails. You did it Judy!

I remember this woman… i remember watching her on the news and… watching this is giving her that chance to give her story… He may have silenced her in her before… but in the end, he couldnt do it forever… Thank you for giving her a chance to tell her story more… and for making sure this man’s face is known for all the world for what he is… a monster…

@Bonnie_Lou

13 күн бұрын

Agree ❤

What an incredible, inspirational, and strong woman judy was. RIP beautiful.

Wooo the tears i shed .. Rip Ms. JUDY thank you for being a light for others❤

I’m in tears watching this because my friend Jackie went through the same exact situation he only got 11 years. This was in England…

@RullXov

13 күн бұрын

The UK criminal [justice] system is a pathetic joke. They care more about the criminals rights than those of the victims. I live in Texas, and our justice system works much differently than yours.

@nishthaneelabh8389

13 күн бұрын

oh my god only 11 years for ruining someone's whole life thats so unfair

@VickyF_

13 күн бұрын

As a Brit I can say our justice system is a sham. It protects those who commit crime rather than the victims. The police and courts act as political activists instead of law enforcers. It's an embarrassment.

@kolis_

13 күн бұрын

Look at this Reject of a man! Such a coward, trying to come up with excuses on his hospital, bed ”ohh officer its not what it looks like”Mannn gimme a break🙄

@alex-qd6of

13 күн бұрын

​@@RullXovyeah Texas is dysfunctional in the opposite way.

As someone who was in an abusive relationship this was beyond brutal to watch. My ex tried to suffocate me when I was pregnant with our child. I just remember waking up gasping on the floor of our bedroom with him just standing over me staring at me with zero emotion, almost like he was disappointed I woke up. I was lucky to be able to escape to the women's shelter. Most women aren't as lucky as I was. RIP Judy ❤❤

@leslieyoung3268

10 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry... what has happened to you and Judy is unthinkable. Thank you for being brave and sharing. It does help others. Stay strong.

@yokai-vr3jz

10 күн бұрын

Your race?

@spoooook

7 күн бұрын

​@@yokai-vr3jz wtf kind of question is that?

@yokai-vr3jz

7 күн бұрын

@@spoooook wtf kinda race just raped and kills everything in sight then manipulates and decieves it's prey into believing they're the most just and competent even though they've psychologically destroyed a group of people's and acts like over hundreds of years of abuse and behavior and systemic inequity whether that be political or financial isn't the result of their malpractice, bias or behavior? Im playing the same game as everyone else now, except I got no sympathy for none you.

I'm in tears! At the end when she saiid she only wanted life in prison for him because she was nothing like him really chocked me up😢 im so proud of her and wish her family healing ❤️ RIP Judy 🙏

Wow, this is a powerful video. That poor, poor lady and the kids, too. RIP 🙏🏻

The way judy testified was amazing, she stayed so strong and asserted herself strongly when the defence was trying to undermine her. I was so impressed after everything she went through. RIP

that man is weak on so many levels. he must have been so happy when he thought he could get out after 11 years to torment her again. he was so smug when he pleaded not guilty and she was silenced by not being able to testify during the trial. that judge gave a great argument as to why her testimony would be allowed in the trial of her own murder. bless his soul! and bless judy - may she rest in peace

@michaelwaninger3155

6 күн бұрын

He'd be out in 6.

I watch true crime all the time, but this one made me cry so hard. This is an incredible story, and im SO glad she got everything she wanted (within the confines of what was possible in her situation) , despite not being there to see it. I wish she could have been. She would have been SO proud of her babies.

My heart goes out to this woman and her family for what she and they endured. She managed to held on long enough to make her testimony from beyond the grave a first in history. I'll keep them in my thoughts and prayers.

What a horrible human being! He cannot even be called human. He is a cruel monster! That beautiful mom! What a coward he is!

@labounti

6 күн бұрын

😂

@XHaru_chanXi

5 күн бұрын

i agree, he destroyed her life she still had so much to live for :(

@A.ASHLEyy

44 минут бұрын

​@@labountithere wasn't any joke??

@labounti

20 минут бұрын

@@A.ASHLEyy Nah, but the overreacting is funny.

When I heard that Michael will only get 11 years literally boiled my blood. She suffered unimaginable pain just to put this monster behind bars for the rest of his life ... Seeing him on the court without remorse makes me wanna wish that he's crawling around the jail with his decaying flesh and maggots snacking on him while he's still alive... My deepest sympathy for all the people who affected by this tragedy.. May you rest in love and peace Judy.❤

@markjason5540

12 күн бұрын

Thank you. ❤

@justadildeau

12 күн бұрын

Wow, calm down girl

@blondegiraffe2023

11 күн бұрын

​@justadildeau why should she calm down? This monster SET THIS WOMAN ON FIRE!!!

@justadildeau

11 күн бұрын

@@blondegiraffe2023 Getting hysterical achieves literally less than nothing. Chill out

@LadyWolvie82

11 күн бұрын

He got life.

11 years shows you why the justice system doesn't work.

What I love about this channel is that you tell PEOPLES stories. Not just voyeuristic, graphic stories of horror. You show the thoughts of the people that matter.

The strength. The horror. The bravery. The faith. Judy and her family are absolutely remarkable.

Wow, that was powerful, just drying my eyes here! What a strong, courageous woman!

What a powerful and emotional story. Rest in Peace Judy and when their natural time comes may you be reunited with your loved ones. ❤

Wait so he has had rape charges witch changed to sexual assault multiple battrey and other chrages and HES OUT OF PRSION WHATTT howwww!!! thank you judy for being strong and fighting for justice and putting this monster were he belongs ❤️

@Uapa500

13 күн бұрын

Indeed. I don't know what they were waiting for, to lock him up.

@paulcarpenter7844

12 күн бұрын

Go America the Democratic states

@georgemonde8237

12 күн бұрын

God whyd she pick this disgusting shit to date!?

@flickingbollocks5542

12 күн бұрын

I know you shouldn't judge a book by its cover...

@Annie640

12 күн бұрын

Right? Especially since they tried to use Judy’s medication addiction against her, but what about his background of abuse? He already had an established history.

Hearing her recorded voice is so depressing.. She fought for as long as she could for her family, and to put that monster in jail. She had felt unimaginable pain, and went through so much. Even when she had passed away, she still continued fighting for justice, and had succeeded. Shes an inspiration to anyone and everyone out here, struggling through domestic violence, and shes incredible strong for surviving that long. R.I.P a legend, you will not be forgotten.

this is heartbreaking but this story needed to be told. you did a beautiful job presenting her story and doing judith justice.

Amazing grace and strength. Such wisdom and glad her suffering lives on to help others. Blessings to Judy’s daughters and mother and family.

Hearing Judy crying after being prevented from testifying was absolutely heartbreaking. This whole case was absolutely horrifying. Poor Judy. Her poor family. My heart breaks for them all.

RIP beautiful soul Judy. A very strong, brave woman who has passed her strength on to her daughters. Keep going girls - you should be very proud! ❤

What a strong woman. She fought through things that we in good health can't battle through . So proud of you Judy. RIP honey. You did your job here on earth💔

The tenacity, and pure grit in this woman, is pure heroic. RIP Judy❤😢

It's so sad she felt the need to apologize for breaking down. Babygirl, never apologize for having emotions and showing them. That goes for everyone! Never apologize for being who you are and feeling how you feel.

Wow. Theres so many true crime cases on this platform. This was a tough one, to say the least. Sitting here in tears. Really puts life into perspective. I don't even have words. What a legend

This has affected me more than anything I've ever seen. THANK YOU.

11:16 holy heck his track record is longer than CVS receipts…

I've almost lost my daughter 3 times. She is 9. One thing is the longer she is with me, the harder it is. 30 years... your child is part of your soul, part of who you are. Im so sorry for this mama's loss

This was just so sad. I could not help shedding tears, but at the same time feeling such a great amount of admiration for how brave, stoic and wonderful Judy was. R.I.P Judy.

Who else was bawling like a baby off and on during the entire video? This is the most heart breaking yet most inspiring story of a total badass and amazing woman named Judy and her beautiful family!

Man, I ain’t never encountered a case that made me cry this bad😭 RIP Judy, she’s a queen

One of my exes threw gasoline on me like this monster did to Judy and but the grace of God his lighter didnt work..but when he was trying to light it his eyes turned black just like Judy said Michaels did.... I am so glad Judy was able to testify, that woman was so strong ..this is the best ive seen her story.told as well ❤ Rest in Peace beautiful Judy 🙏

@georgehays4908

11 күн бұрын

That usually means possession by a demon .

@vx337

10 күн бұрын

@@georgehays4908demons don’t exist. psychopathic people do. saying it’s possession comes across as you passing off the blame to a force that isn’t real.

@briannnaaX

10 күн бұрын

No, it’s not possession. It’s a piece of shit doing evil things to someone else. Don’t belittle the terrible actions and chuck it up to possession. Jesus.

@saintsinclair

7 күн бұрын

​@@georgehays4908i was thinking the same thing

Brother please don't ever stop making these documentaries... you are gifted. Thank you for keeping these victims stories alive & for continuing to give them a voice! God blessed you with a very special talent & i just want to thank you for sharing that talent with us.

What was the judge thinking when she sentenced him to a mere 11 years? The justice system is screwed

@CrazyDogLadySky

11 күн бұрын

That was the highest charge they could do at that time. That judge did the best she could with the laws they had. Thankfully, now they can be sentenced to at least 20 years. This case has helped so many ppl.

@DrStealthbug

10 күн бұрын

It was the legal maximum for the charge. The judge couldn’t go any higher.

@jamess7745

10 күн бұрын

Rewatch the video. It was the highest allowable sentence. The judge made it pretty clear she would have given him life in prison had she been able.

@katisugarbaker7349

10 күн бұрын

That was the maximum allowed at that time. If you’d listened you’d know that’s why they passed Judy’s law.

@jaxystarr7108

10 күн бұрын

What? I don't think you understand how the courts work. This is the prosecutors fault because they bring the charges. The judge gave the highest maximum sentence for the charges he pleaded to. She did her part. Prosecutors love to plead down so they can avoid a trial. They agreed to this plead deal because they're the ones that offered it to him.

She suffered so much after the attack and then she'd learn that he can only get 11 years for her suffering, that's emotionally devastating. But she was a brave strong woman and did a lot of things in such a short span to help others after her. Kudos to her daughters for carrying on her fight. RIP, Judy.

You're editing has gotten so good! I'm glad I've found your channel and I'm excited to see you grow!

I’ve been a Burn ICU nurse for 20 years…..There is nothing like it, people think it’s just damage to skin but it affects every system in your body in such a horrific way…..I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.

I couldn’t imagine having to question this poor woman, to make sure the trial was fair and he went to jail without appeal. I’m sure that it haunts everyone that had a part in her case

That was one of the most emotional videos I have seen in a long time. And I watch a lot of these every day. The courage of that young lady is tremendous. She definitely passed it on to her daughters. My heart broke for her and her family. I am glad she is at peace now.

What a beautiful story, and amazing video on it! Even though Judy’s not with us anymore, I feel like her story had a satisfying ending and I’m sure that if her soul’s somewhere out there watching us, she’s happy with what she managed to achieve. What an amazing, strong woman she is ❤