@@mandoo1396 Oh, I see. It’s really awesome they live stream theirs so everyone can see how it all works, plus, see just how many creeps are on the streets among us. 😳 I’ve always been one to strike up a conversation with anyone in line at stores, etc., but after watching court trials, bond courts, and things like this for years, I’ve been thinking for awhile now, how I need to let up. Thank you for explaining.
@@addie_is_me most do NOT return. Many but not must. And offenders that are released after the age of 55 years old have a very very low rate of recidivism. It's important when you're in forums such as this you speak facts over feelings.
@@lockdownpublications3169 people age out, I’m well aware of that, not sure why you think there is a low recidivism rate. If you break it down into categories, murderers on average don’t return, SO’s, drug related perps, people held where there are no programs, etc, return over and over. Yea, though aging out is a big one for people changing, quitting drugs, doing what they need to so they don’t go back.
I think whenever they have these zoom meetings, they need to make a statement that if you are on zoom, you must sit down or something because this walking around the cameras going everywhere. It’s very distracting.
I feel it’s strange, as well. I feel she probably knows sign language, but does he? He could get a lot past her without her knowing. She obviously gets disability, which is perfect for ex-prisoners to have a place to stay and make a living for them. I hope his family will be there to help keep him on a straight path, but, if he takes a job away from them, he will have her far away. They can’t be there for everything and every choice he makes. I hope for her, he has learned his lesson. I also feel so bad for the victim. How horrible to be shot at. Traumatizing!
This guy was just creepy. The way he had his head kinda tilted and how he looked up at whoever was speaking, his eyes...idk, just gave off major scary creep vibes. 😬 I don't trust him at all and I think the board made the wrong decision, I really do. He'll be back, and sadly more ppl will probably be affected. I pray for them and his wife too. I really hope I'm wrong, but again, this guy just doesn't sit right with me and I can't quite pinpoint one exact reason why. Please let me be wrong!
Interesting video. On one hand he's been punished for a long time and has done things to earn trust within the institution showing he may have changed. On the other hand what about the victims who still may suffer from PTSD for life based on being robbed at gunpoint and shot at. Difficult decision parole boards have to make. Keep up the great work and keep them coming, you deserve a lot more subscribers.
Career crimnal. Gonna use every tear jerker move he can to make people feel sorry for him. Drugs bla bla bla. Dude wasnt a youging kid when he got locked up shows you he chose criminal activties over getting life right.
He chose the life he wanted. When the crime is still effecting the victim so much that that they are brave/angry enough come to the parole hearing to voice their opposition, maybe the inmate has not had enough punishment. If he has come a long way he could be released, but I think with very tight restrictions (they pay for) so the victim wont have to feel afraid. I think that would be fair.
What did he do exactly I wonder?? I don't like that parole lady speaking first because she didn't even ask him about what he did exactly. She just went in on him, over talking everything he said. I didn't like this one...
I found your channel last night and started watching from the beginning of videos. We'll see how long it takes to get to the most recent video. 😉 love this content.
@Mandoo will do! So far I like your style of playing and sometimes reacting during the proceeding. I have only one complaint so far and that is sometimes you're not muted and breathing into the mic blew out my ear so I don't listen with headphones anymore! 🤪
Wow! 33 years I think he said he’s served and wasn’t due to be released full time 2062 or something like that 🤦♀️ Wow!!!! A lot of victims!! They really gave him a lot of time and I’m sure deservingly so! 11 victims 😱😢🙏🏻 It’s hard to tell how these offenders will do being released but I guess if the board felt he’s been rehabilitated who am I to say he hasn’t. I guess time will tell, I’m sure these people are like a wild caged animal getting out and so many temptations. Hopefully he and others given a second chance will do the right thing 🙏🏻 Thank you again Mandoo ❤ Going to binge watch a few tonight 😂 I have a lot of catching up to do 😜
OH HECK NO! MAKE THAT OFFENDER PULL ALLLLLL OF HIS TIME!!! God Bless every single one of the Victims and their close friends and family that have been affected.
@@mandoo1396 when i first found your site I did a bit of look up on the process in LA & you're right tat 2 years, IF decision by 3 panel board; however, IF goes to full 5 member board it can be extended to 5 years.
After your first hearing you can reapply every 2 years..they have a little hearing without the offender present and decide if they will actually give him the type of hearing yall see here.. they deny alot of inmates to come before them
Ms Wise is not a good interviewer she asks questions and before the inmate can respond she half answers them and makes suggestions and than she interrupts him while his responding 🤦🤔
I’m not sure about this one. Strong victim opposition. But he did seem to have it altogether this time. But I’m with the victim on this one. Scary to have someone walking around maybe even close by starting their life over while the victim perhaps is dealing with a whole lot of issues. I hope for the victim this guys a changed man.
Judge Mabelene has a twin on the board 😂
Yep! 🤣
Sure do
Too bad this parole board doesn’t have a follow up video with the ones that are right back in prison. I bet there are MANY!
There are. It's parole revocation hearings.
@@mandoo1396 Oh, I see. It’s really awesome they live stream theirs so everyone can see how it all works, plus, see just how many creeps are on the streets among us. 😳 I’ve always been one to strike up a conversation with anyone in line at stores, etc., but after watching court trials, bond courts, and things like this for years, I’ve been thinking for awhile now, how I need to let up. Thank you for explaining.
You can look it up. Most return. They can talk the talk but not always walk the walk.
@@addie_is_me most do NOT return. Many but not must. And offenders that are released after the age of 55 years old have a very very low rate of recidivism. It's important when you're in forums such as this you speak facts over feelings.
@@lockdownpublications3169 people age out, I’m well aware of that, not sure why you think there is a low recidivism rate. If you break it down into categories, murderers on average don’t return, SO’s, drug related perps, people held where there are no programs, etc, return over and over. Yea, though aging out is a big one for people changing, quitting drugs, doing what they need to so they don’t go back.
I think whenever they have these zoom meetings, they need to make a statement that if you are on zoom, you must sit down or something because this walking around the cameras going everywhere. It’s very distracting.
Thank you for saying this! I've thought it a million times before and continue to do so! It's very distracting, I agree.👍🏼
I wish this lady would give them a chance to speak. She constantly talks over people
The one that is in trouble here is the convicts deaf wife. I get a bad vibe from this dude. I hope she survives
I feel it’s strange, as well. I feel she probably knows sign language, but does he? He could get a lot past her without her knowing. She obviously gets disability, which is perfect for ex-prisoners to have a place to stay and make a living for them. I hope his family will be there to help keep him on a straight path, but, if he takes a job away from them, he will have her far away. They can’t be there for everything and every choice he makes. I hope for her, he has learned his lesson. I also feel so bad for the victim. How horrible to be shot at. Traumatizing!
This guy was just creepy. The way he had his head kinda tilted and how he looked up at whoever was speaking, his eyes...idk, just gave off major scary creep vibes. 😬 I don't trust him at all and I think the board made the wrong decision, I really do. He'll be back, and sadly more ppl will probably be affected. I pray for them and his wife too. I really hope I'm wrong, but again, this guy just doesn't sit right with me and I can't quite pinpoint one exact reason why. Please let me be wrong!
Replay!! I’m always so shocked at the ages individuals started doing drugs. My God as a 9 yr old I just can’t imagine one doing any type of drugs. 🙏🏽
If this dude don't go back to prison, I'll be utterly shocked!🤨
I just wish that there was like a brief description underneath your videos.
My heart goes out to the victims
Interesting video. On one hand he's been punished for a long time and has done things to earn trust within the institution showing he may have changed. On the other hand what about the victims who still may suffer from PTSD for life based on being robbed at gunpoint and shot at. Difficult decision parole boards have to make. Keep up the great work and keep them coming, you deserve a lot more subscribers.
Not diffcult dude robbed and shot at people hell do it again and again .
Career crimnal. Gonna use every tear jerker move he can to make people feel sorry for him. Drugs bla bla bla. Dude wasnt a youging kid when he got locked up shows you he chose criminal activties over getting life right.
Makes me sick they're gonna shave 30 years off his sentence. Hope not too many more bodies on him before he gets back in to finish that 30 years! 🙏🏻
@@adventuresofthedoubleamput5295 he knows LOTSA new tricks by now too. Like 'leave no witnesses'!!
He chose the life he wanted. When the crime is still effecting the victim so much that that they are brave/angry enough come to the parole hearing to voice their opposition, maybe the inmate has not had enough punishment. If he has come a long way he could be released, but I think with very tight restrictions (they pay for) so the victim wont have to feel afraid. I think that would be fair.
What did he do exactly I wonder?? I don't like that parole lady speaking first because she didn't even ask him about what he did exactly. She just went in on him, over talking everything he said. I didn't like this one...
She's some kind of nepotism appointment IMO. Stays on her cellphone most hearings 💯 Rediculious!
I found your channel last night and started watching from the beginning of videos. We'll see how long it takes to get to the most recent video. 😉 love this content.
Welcome to the family 🤗 you'll get to see the progression of my style. Love to hear feedback on what you like and dislike.
@Mandoo will do! So far I like your style of playing and sometimes reacting during the proceeding. I have only one complaint so far and that is sometimes you're not muted and breathing into the mic blew out my ear so I don't listen with headphones anymore! 🤪
Wow! 33 years I think he said he’s served and wasn’t due to be released full time 2062 or something like that 🤦♀️
Wow!!!! A lot of victims!! They really gave him a lot of time and I’m sure deservingly so! 11 victims 😱😢🙏🏻
It’s hard to tell how these offenders will do being released but I guess if the board felt he’s been rehabilitated who am I to say he hasn’t. I guess time will tell, I’m sure these people are like a wild caged animal getting out and so many temptations. Hopefully he and others given a second chance will do the right thing 🙏🏻
Thank you again Mandoo ❤
Going to binge watch a few tonight 😂
I have a lot of catching up to do 😜
I’m wanting some of whatever Ms wise is taking to be so happy and enjoying this hearing a little bit too much
OH HECK NO! MAKE THAT OFFENDER PULL ALLLLLL OF HIS TIME!!!
God Bless every single one of the Victims and their close friends and family that have been affected.
How often can people reapply for parole if denied?
It really is sad to think of what a victim goes through on the day their perpetrators paroled.
I believe that there is a 2 year period before being allowed to get another hearing, but due to the backlog it realistically takes 3 years.
@@mandoo1396 when i first found your site I did a bit of look up on the process in LA & you're right tat 2 years, IF decision by 3 panel board; however, IF goes to full 5 member board it can be extended to 5 years.
After your first hearing you can reapply every 2 years..they have a little hearing without the offender present and decide if they will actually give him the type of hearing yall see here.. they deny alot of inmates to come before them
I thought American was a Christian country, and did not Jesus preach forgiveness.
@@RichardKaul If you read throughout the Bible there is forgiveness but there are also consequences.
Keep up the great work, I love your videos
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Him saying he wants to ask for families forgiveness rather than his own apology and explanation of remorse
I wish you would state the crime in your description. These people are hard to understand. It’s frustrating to watch.
Andrew has changed his look over the years
The board was happy to have him leave the state.
The face diapers on his family’s face are all I need to know about him and his family!!
25:30...."9p to 6a"?. As if AM and PM weren't short enough.
These were the videos they were mad at
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I have sadness for all his victims
2:37...Annnd that is why drug offenses carry harsher sentences.
Ms Wise interrupts too much when she interviews and her questions are all over the place.
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Aussie RPC 🥰
Ms Wise is not a good interviewer she asks questions and before the inmate can respond she half answers them and makes suggestions and than she interrupts him while his responding 🤦🤔
She's mostly pro-parole which is good bcuz it balances things out
She's dead weight. Spends.most hearings on her cellphone 💯. She needs to go home!
AND her $50K salary FYI. 🤦🏻♀️
New sub. BIGEN II sent me
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They are a great combo to have.
Didn't do well with supervision, hmmm?
Drugs destroyed his life
Life long recovery
HE destroyed his own life! FYI.
I’m not sure about this one. Strong victim opposition. But he did seem to have it altogether this time. But I’m with the victim on this one. Scary to have someone walking around maybe even close by starting their life over while the victim perhaps is dealing with a whole lot of issues. I hope for the victim this guys a changed man.
He's been commiting crimes since 9 yrs old, locked up twice, shot at people, robbed people. Not sure about this one either.
@@theresaohman7187 🙄
Ms. Wise is the worst interviewer lol.
I'm not a fan either
@@mandoo1396 😩
This is what happens to those who choose criminal lives, or are victims of growing up marginalized people. Your life is in the hands of this system!
I think his wife is much older than him.
If he come back he's going to do double
I bet a $2,000.00 he will eventually kill someone.
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Right. They're quick to learn that leaving witnesses was an error! 😭
I thought America was a Christian country, and did not Jesus preach forgiveness?
That’s judge Mabalene? I recognize that voice.
That’s Mrs Wise
Looks like her