I spent a day with DEATH ROW SURVIVORS
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День томуI spent a day with death row survivors who have been exonerated to learn what it’s like to experience the devastating reality of wrongful conviction.
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🧨HUGE thank you to:
▸ SUNNY & PETER - / sunnycenterfdn
▸ DERRICK - / derrick.jamison.921
▸ NICK - Spread the word about ending the death penalty!
❗️DEATH ROW EXONEREE RESOURCES
▸ witnesstoinnocence.org - dedicated to empowering exonerated death row survivors to be the most powerful and effective voice in the struggle to end the death penalty in the United States
▸ sunnycenter.org - a non-profit organization that helps people who have suffered the injustice of wrongful conviction.
🗯MORE I SPENT A DAY WITH…
▸ KIDNAPPING SURVIVORS - • I spent a day with KID...
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▸ SURVIVORS OF POLICE BRUTALITY - • I spent a day with SUR...
🎥Crew
▸ Creator, Director, Writer, etc. - Anthony Padilla
▸ Executive Producer - Alessandra Catanese
▸ Production Coordinator, Co-writer & Research - Elise Felber
▸ Director of Photography/Gaffer - Zach Zeidman
▸ Editor - Mike Criscimagna AKA Mork Crispy
▸ Assistant Editor - Patrick Horba
🎵Theme Music Composer - Matt Good AKA The King of Emo
🖼Portrait painted by: Rhianna Robles - / zerogattsu
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@AnthonyPadilla 3 роки тому
come back later this week for *I spent a day with NARCOLEPTIC PEOPLE*. -new episode of this series every week so consider 🔴subscribing. -ps: shoutout to everyone who has turned on notifications 🔔 and directly support me in continuing this series.
@HyaAhHTrap 3 роки тому
Can’t wait for the next episode, keep up the great work! 😄
@ElizabethXVIII 3 роки тому
Not so fun fact. Donald Trump has executed more people than any other president in 130 years
@majkisek6295 3 роки тому
How are you ?
@musubi7468 3 роки тому
My best friend has narcolepsy! We and her will for sure watch it! She loves watching videos about it!
@alainatedrick 3 роки тому
id love to see a video on spending a day with people who have trichotillomania
@soulgazer11 3 роки тому
"I had no fear of death. But I was afraid to die without dignity." Man, that's deep.
@mrnubbones8626 3 роки тому
Ye
@evangerwing6366 3 роки тому
Ye
@caratea6643 3 роки тому
Ye
@estrellasjournal 3 роки тому
i felt that
@reggegg764 3 роки тому
ye
@Lalsdragon 3 роки тому
A friend of mine is a family lawyer. She said something to me that has stuck: "It is a LEGAL system. NOT a justice system."
@dessenlover 3 роки тому
And as long as you have the right lawyer you can go free, but if you can’t afford or have a bad lawyer you’re automatically guilty.
@MADnessnailart 3 роки тому
Yes I saw a quote similar to that in my business law class
@katelynndennen4877 3 роки тому
Family law is the worst. Family court is so corrupt.
@Lalsdragon 3 роки тому
@@katelynndennen4877 I don't know about "corrupt" (I'm not in the US though...) but it definitely errs on the side of mothers, Which is not always a good thing.
@TheGong00zler 3 роки тому
I call it the INjustice system
@carlotzin56 2 роки тому
Please declare Sunny's smile as national treasure. She's so strong, been through a lot of crap but still able to smile with such intensity.
@yamumma3020 Рік тому
hi
@tysonwastaken Рік тому
the people who have gone through the most have the best smiles
@Xx_XiaoLingGaming69_xX Рік тому
@@yamumma3020hi
@coffeefrog4224 Рік тому
@@yamumma3020 hi
@jmaidenstorz Рік тому
@@yamumma3020 hi
@morgankneip4890 2 роки тому
For all those saying it’s a “waste of resources” to keep inmates in prison for life, you may be surprised to learn it’s actually MORE expensive to put a prisoner to death.
@ericf.a8623 2 роки тому
Well thats... interesting I will search this on my own when I have time, but it would be helpfull if you or anyone shared more about this especifically
@melissaGheee 2 роки тому
@@ericf.a8623 source (criminal justice Degree Hub ) “What actually ends up costing so much is the actual prosecution and defense of death row inmates over the course of their time in prison and on death row. Trials involving inmates that have been sentenced to the death penalty require very experienced and often expensive lawyers. Additionally, DNA testing is frequently used and is also very costly.”
@morgankneip4890 2 роки тому
@@ericf.a8623 The euthanasia is wildly expensive. There are many scholarly articles out there on the topic it won’t be hard to find. I wrote a thesis paper on the topic and was shocked by my findings.
@ericf.a8623 2 роки тому
@@morgankneip4890 ok, thanks
@catiejunkins5276 Рік тому
Yup! You have to exhaust your appeals. A group of parents of the Boston Marathon bombing victims didn’t want prosecutors to seek the death penalty as you legally have to use all your appeals, and that would put everything back into the media each time, and give the guy that killed their family members even more of the notoriety he wanted.
@auroradeister9314 3 роки тому
Just imagine all the innocent people who aren’t released. It’s disgusting
@burnthekeys7682 3 роки тому
And those who commit crimes but don't get captured.
@gidd 3 роки тому
my pops is one of them I miss him everyday 😔
@lizziebethh 3 роки тому
@@gidd 💞💞💪
@user-kc6so2nu3m 3 роки тому
@@gidd so sorry💔
@kailucofficial9931 3 роки тому
@@gidd you didn’t deserve that. So sorry for your loss
@heyitskinza 3 роки тому
she is so fucking strong. i can’t imagine being wrongfully incarcerated, on death row and in solitary for years and then losing your parents so tragically at the first point of relief and her husbands wrongful death in the worst fucking way
@soulgazer11 3 роки тому
AND her husband basically got incinerate alive because it took 3 times for that damn electric chair to serve its purpose. They say the most painful way to die is by fire...
@heyitskinza 3 роки тому
@@soulgazer11 yeah :((((
@Oh_liv_ee_AY 3 роки тому
And she even said that was just "unfortunate"
@fleeny 3 роки тому
When Peter placed his hand on her shoulder when she was talking about it. My eyes streamed. 😭😭
@Crystalballer21 3 роки тому
And her kids having to become orphans! The whole thing is so tragic, she has to be one of the strongest women in the world.
@ottermadness4048 2 роки тому
I heard of a story of an 11 year old boy that went to jail for 7 years because, without good evidence, because his stepmother was murdered. He was released at the age of 18, found not guilty. He lost all of his childhood and didn’t get an education because the people on his case didn’t look for more evidence. They haven’t found the murderer.
@commenter4368 Рік тому
So basically they grabbed any one they could and threw the kid in jail? Wow. And the fact that the murderer hasn't been found is proof that they should've waited.
@ottermadness4048 Рік тому
@@commenter4368 I’m pretty sure the police on the case were forced to retire?
@commenter4368 Рік тому
@@ottermadness4048 Thank goodness, we don't need cops like them
@ilikebasketball5788 Рік тому
It’s so dumb
@nevermore5792 Рік тому
An 11 year old should never go to jail, even if he commits a crime like this
@Jamiesaurus_Art 2 роки тому
I think it's so cool that sunny and peter found each other after what they went through. They seem like kindred souls the way they both did yoga and internalized their own peace and found that strength, and then both embraced nature as soon as they were free. They're so sweet.
@Jamiesaurus_Art 2 роки тому
awe, they made me cry at the end there. Love them.
@diamondgalaxypro 11 місяців тому
Peter passed away :(
@MrsNegative1 11 місяців тому
@@diamondgalaxypro Now why would you ruin my day like this :c
@diamondgalaxypro 11 місяців тому
@@MrsNegative1 Wish I didn’t 😭
@Killer65659 10 місяців тому
@@diamondgalaxyprohonestly. That doesn’t make me very sad. Peter passed away at the age of 84 surrounded by his children and grandchildren and got to live the rest of his life in peace. He made an impact that he was proud of for getting wrongly accused prisoners justice and his passing was a peaceful ending to an inspiring story
@AryanPrasadMiriyala 3 роки тому
Imagine how many innocent people couldn’t escape the death row.
@TonTon-ye8kg 3 роки тому
Yep... some guy was wrongfully killed last year because of it
@lobaetoile8440 3 роки тому
Imagine how many of them are POC or people who were in particularly vulnerable situations...
@shhwayy 3 роки тому
this happened just last week
@unholierthanthou7748 3 роки тому
@@shhwayy I think there were 2 this month,/recently both of then were black men. There are more people on death row right now if i'm remembering right
@hecknfrick4236 3 роки тому
Imagine how many innocent people are on death row right this moment
@infin1ten3bul4ps3 3 роки тому
“I had to hold the kids down until the shooting stoped” “they had to decide if they had to kill me there or take me in” “i was sentenced to death” “they decided to go on vacation to see me” “the plane unfortunately crashed” “then when jesse was executed the electric chair malfunctioned they said flames shot out of his head”... oh my god can this woman can get enough.
@ashequitaj 3 роки тому
when she was talking about jesse i got chills oh my god
@pvic6959 3 роки тому
Im getting depressed and teary eyed just listening. I have no idea how shes able to be this strong. shes 10000s of times stronger than i would have been in that situation
@SpaceDementia_ 3 роки тому
I've just had to pause and take a break because I feel so bad for this lady. How does she sound so sane?! Never mind calm and reasoned...
@cryotics9013 3 роки тому
@@SpaceDementia_ Because she is strong and prevailed. What an incredible woman.
@C-SD 3 роки тому
You really have two options, give up and die, or get on with life. Tbh it can be a difficult decision sometimes. Especially in those types of circumstances.
@Neliel97 2 роки тому
I almost cried when he talked about how the apple tree grew throughout his incarceration. This is why I'm against the death penalty, not only for the innocent who are incarcerated, but also is the easy way out for the cops and the actual criminals (murderers, rapists, like actual crimes) who won't regret their actions
@lilybilly6878 3 роки тому
Peter's story about him hugging the tree and just the beauty he found in that apple tree always being there through life was stunningly beautiful and made me tear up. We don't appreciate what we have enough.
@delaneydalheim1477 3 роки тому
That story was beautiful, makes you really see the beauty he found in all his pain
@c0wl1ck3r2 3 роки тому
@@maya_yaser omggg you're such a positive and respectful person ;-; (happy tears) i hope you have the best life!!!
@c0wl1ck3r2 3 роки тому
@@maya_yaser ahh i hoped so much to not come off as sarcastic, it's really hard to read the tone on text. I very much aspire to be like you, I've been so negative my whole life it's difficult to get into a habit of thinking positively, especially when there are a lot of mean and angry people around you. So yeah i was being real, i really appreciate people like you and i hope more people realize you can't defeat mean people with being mean
@bambi7896 3 роки тому
I do hug trees when I need a charge sometimes huh but it's just a slavic thing I guess..
@bellamartinez7357 3 роки тому
He’s a really good guy
@vickimaccallumvlogs 3 роки тому
When Sunny is talking about Jesse and you just see Peter’s hand on her shoulder 🥺 bless him
@rix_908 3 роки тому
both of them have gone through so much, glad they found eachother
@TryingYourrLuck 3 роки тому
I noticed that immediately, it was so touching. I’m so happy they have each other now. I really am still heartbroken for Jesse, and all the others who have been executed or in prisoned wrongfully.
@audyo14 3 роки тому
And Anthony's face 🥺
@Marieevep89 3 роки тому
I knew right!!!!
@carolinepayne1967 3 роки тому
@Odaliz Orozco-Rueda stop trying to force religion on people
@kevinnguyen4491 Рік тому
Peters stories were remarkable. The story with the tree amazed me. Peter was a kind soul. For those that don't know, peter passed away on 12/31/22. RIP to a legend. My heart goes out to the rest of his family and sunny. Amazing video Anthony.
@scifiwasabii Рік тому
wait really? ): had no idea. i hope sunny is doing well..
@Mafetan Рік тому
That's so awful to hear, he clearly was an amazing person and I was entranced by his words. I'm glad to know however that he got to live the rest of his life in peace with Sunny. R.I.P Peter Pringle, your beautiful soul will be missed, but your impact will not be forgotten.
@emeralddaughters 11 місяців тому
Oh no. So sad. May he rest in peace. Thankfully, he passed away as a free man.
@artsy_skies_ 10 місяців тому
rest in peace Peter :(
@sydtumblin1244 Рік тому
"I was one of the most dangerous men they ever held because I cared about other men." Words to live by
@abbygrace1038 3 роки тому
Bro, if I’ve ever heard of a strong woman, this woman was literally on death row, parents die in a plane crash, her children orphaned and her ex partner set alight in the electric chair and she’s still going strong, that’s what you call STRENGTH wow
@ella-qm6jq 3 роки тому
Yep, she’s such an inspiration
@pvic6959 3 роки тому
and she can STILL find reasons to smile and be happy. its honestly amazing
@CVH2311 3 роки тому
ánd years in solitary confinement... So inspirational
@cristine990 3 роки тому
Yes...such an inspiration
@rachealcatt5738 3 роки тому
God sent her to Peter as a thank you for everything she had to go through. Another person who understands her in a way that not many other people can.
@liceriolisa 3 роки тому
Every single time it was “they were just trying to pick someone and close the case.” like UHHH DO YOUR JOB AND GET THE RIGHT PERSON
@ella-qm6jq 3 роки тому
Ikr people just get lazy and are too selfish to care that a life is on the line 😒
@notacanadian278 3 роки тому
@@ella-qm6jq *too selfish to care that a life is on the line.
@ella-qm6jq 3 роки тому
@@notacanadian278 Oop yeah you’re right lol 🙈 I’ll fix it
@carlibeal8999 3 роки тому
Often times is pressure from media and other outside sources so they pick someone who fits the profile and can easily be incarcerated. It sucks
@marybethchavez3740 3 роки тому
If you're gonna have this kinda job do it right not for your sake but because it the right thing to do.
@_rat_5758 Рік тому
Wow. Sunny’s story is insane. She’s so unbelievably strong I don’t even have words
@nt_partlycloudy21 Рік тому
Her story is incredibly powerful and shows how scummy the justice system was and still is.
@benp3592 10 місяців тому
Absolutely horrible, imagine, the odds of someone losing their parents in a plane crash is already low but to have that happen to you when they are coming to visit you in prison and you got saved from the death penalty.
@Darinadon Рік тому
It's so heart-warming to hear that Sunny's friends went above and beyond to save her. These are some true friends.
@whywasthismade6191 3 роки тому
Sunny and Peter: A match made in heaven of those who went through hell.
@simargautam8670 3 роки тому
that was beautiful.
@korynemclean-boyd9118 3 роки тому
that was poetic, beautiful
@pvic6959 3 роки тому
after all theyve been through, they can still be happy. I cant imagine. And they call them meeting a gift. I hope they both can be happy and worry free for the remainder of their lives
@jt-tq8lz 3 роки тому
I couldn’t say it any better :)
@Sunsetbrunett 3 роки тому
Right ? I wonder how they met
@oddfry6451 2 роки тому
I know this isn't anywhere near as serious I just wanted to say my experience with the justice system. *TRIGGER WARNING SA* I exposed my older brother for sexually abusing me over years. I expected him to get at least a year or maybe a few months. Instead, he was let off and allowed to move to North Carolina for a 'new start' while I'm stuck where I always have been still dealing with the trauma and ptsd I have thanks to him. I used to have faith in the system, but after that I have none
@lilymcmillan2239 Рік тому
gods.. the system is so fucked up. I heard about a couple of cases where a women was r*ping some girl for months and all that happened was that she was put on probation. like Wtf... and another case where someone was put in life imprismont bc someone apparently had a dream they r*ped her?! the courts so fucked up. Kia kaha I hope you find peace.
@ruienjoyer Рік тому
The "justice" system genuinely doesn't give a fuck about you. Or anyone for a matter. They'll only do something once the worst case scenario has occurred.
@oddfry6451 Рік тому
_aidxn so basically if I had been raped by him instead or also, then they would actually consider me. Unless I didn’t have evidence of that either
@ruienjoyer Рік тому
Pretty much, fuck this system.
@louieacott5425 Рік тому
i can relate the same happened except with my cousin
@thethreewisemenoftheapocal1189 3 роки тому
When she said that her parents died in a plane crash while trying to visit her my heart sank. So glad these people still have hope in life and are strong enough to go through such difficult things.
@suckmyfatlupus1514 3 роки тому
I started tearing up and when she talked about her dead husband i started sobbing
@mahfuzurchowdhury2765 3 роки тому
Then, she reminded us of her children surviving it, but being orphans for a second time
@SitDownAndChill 3 роки тому
@The Three Wisemen of the apocalypse Her parents died while going on their first vacation since her incarceration, they hadn't dared go before with her being on death row. But yes, I felt the same, so sad :(
@dead_beatbunny 3 роки тому
I said very loudly in my kitchen "oh, my God!"
@Nezumi99 3 роки тому
Thats a tragedy
@nikkiland 3 роки тому
:( the woman who lost her parents in the plane crash, wow, I have no idea how she’s so strong and was still able to prevail through that, along with the other victims stories, I’m so happy they’re all still alive but this should’ve never happened in the first place :(
@bobjohnson9806 3 роки тому
Your videos are so odd lmao
@kittyewing9063 3 роки тому
She was so incredibly lucky to have had the friends she did. I couldn’t even imagine being kicked by life again and again and again. How uplifting is it though after all of it she also was able to connect with Peter.
@ar3l1 3 роки тому
Ikr, it hurts just to think about it....
@marshmallow4646 3 роки тому
And her husband...it's so sad
@trivenishalla6650 3 роки тому
Yeah. Her story broke my heart but her smile just gave me life!
@kierstynreeves9567 2 роки тому
When Anthony started getting choked up when Peter was talking about the tree I started crying because it was such a powerful message and after that I couldn’t stop because everything I heard was unbelievable. I really appreciate Anthony for helping us learn more about these things and am even more grateful for the people in his videos being strong enough to tell their stories.
@fliam47 Рік тому
Peter is like a poet. The way he describes what he did in the garden is magical
@lowlife1115 3 роки тому
I can't believe how strong sunny is. She gets sentenced to the death penalty for something she didn't do while trying to protect her kids, Gets thrown in solitary confinement for 5 years with no contact to the out side world, when she finally gets to be in the "normal jail" and she can talk to her kids and her parents come down to see her, they die in the plane crash then her husband gets a gruesome painful death. She's been through it all.
@vl6441 2 роки тому
699 likes😉
@Vanishing_CinnamonRoll 2 роки тому
@@vl6441 that isn’t relevant to the comment and it’s kinda disrespectful. |:/
@makaylalherisson4709 2 роки тому
@@vl6441 shut up
@emilyleblanc6956 2 роки тому
@@vl6441 read the room.
@_The.Queen.In.Pink_ 2 роки тому
@@vl6441 jesus christ, go touch some grass, this isn't the time for it
@zachyak 3 роки тому
I love how respectful Anthony always is to the people on his show
@reincarnatedgrape2036 3 роки тому
Ikr
@airisaki 3 роки тому
Same
@alinarendon2099 3 роки тому
Lol even to the Jake Paulers
@harleygames1631 3 роки тому
Ha
@ninjaxgamer8765 3 роки тому
True
@sabz7439 10 місяців тому
I have massive respect for the two men that took the time to learn the law and stand up for themselves and others instead of giving up
@andynachos2045 Рік тому
It’s horrible how during Sunny’s case, Anthony slowly breaks down. He goes from sitting down in his normal interview, over to holding in tiers.
@ericagracee 3 роки тому
The fact that police thought about killing them rather then bringing them in bc the guy killed 2 of their comrades and they had no back stories is so gross
@saintshrooms9424 3 роки тому
So sad.
@pratikchakraborty6354 3 роки тому
@@saintshrooms9424 😐
@forgetmenotfaery 2 роки тому
1312
@finn_bee_ 2 роки тому
@@saintshrooms9424 definitely doesn’t fit the mood...
@johnathan.4073 2 роки тому
nah it’s not gross
@taylorbinger9802 3 роки тому
spending a day with drug dealer’s kids. Kids hear and see everything and I feel it is a topic not a lot of people hear about edit: Wow! Thanks for all the comments and likes. Like myself, most kids growing up like that tends to develop PTSD and other mental illnesses. Their stories definitely deserve to be heard !!
@basedissad4260 3 роки тому
That would be so cool to see kids also just have so little power it would be nice if anonty shows that kids do have power
@stannct26 3 роки тому
Yeah. People misunderand about things like that, they forget that they exist
@Manntell 3 роки тому
Don’t do drugs
@HomoeroticLapDance 3 роки тому
@@Manntell gets crystal meth cutely
@aceykrew5207 3 роки тому
Yes yes.
@Alex_in_Wonderland111 Рік тому
I Hope Jesse is able to rest easy knowing his wife is a free woman surrounded by people who love and support her just the same. That woman went through so much and has so much courage I could never dream of. Bless her heart, truly.
@BlueSkyPortal Рік тому
He wil never rest in peace.
@Alex_in_Wonderland111 Рік тому
@@BlueSkyPortal well f me for trying to be positive I guess
@spacequeen420k 2 роки тому
"i wasnt afraid to die but i was afraid to die without my dignity and i wouldnt do let them do that." spoken like a true irishmen.
@estrellasjournal 3 роки тому
anthony is a huge reason why i’ve been more socially aware
@kinleymarie7x 3 роки тому
Same. Which is why this series is so important.
@alyssaduren9071 3 роки тому
Same I’m so thankful
@sanjulkapoor6637 3 роки тому
I'm so grateful for him:)
@yiting7456 3 роки тому
Samee. And he also encouraged me be a more open minded and understanding person :)
@whatislife5627 3 роки тому
@@kinleymarie7x we need a Netflix series.
@alexproctor3547 3 роки тому
“Innocent people make noise” That hit me like a fucking truck. I am heartbroken for these people and even more so for those like Jesse that didn’t get to see another day on the outside
@ailajanelleconcepcion6940 2 роки тому
So no one else is commenting here
@gk2steezy 2 роки тому
@@ailajanelleconcepcion6940 yeah
@DropAndTop 2 роки тому
I am now
@leemsvg 2 роки тому
Ngl when I saw "like Jesse that didn’t get to see another day on the outside", I thought you were like-farming and saying 1 like = 1 day outside lmao
@jordancassidy03 2 роки тому
Huh?
@dumpus2005 2 роки тому
I love the things this man does, because it doesn't feel like he's using people for his own gain, it feels like he's just trying to let people share their stories and let the people who are unaware of the horrors of the world learn and understand certain things
@sucknfuck Рік тому
I think it’s bc he’s very well paced and doesn’t ask questions to get ‘dramatic’ responses. He asks calm open ended question and let’s the interviewee talk at length. It makes it feel unrushed and more educational.
@Toomuchlaffing Рік тому
Man, Sunny went THROUGH it. That’s not fair that her family had gotten in the car of her husband’s friend who was a baaaad man and their lives went downhill so tragically bc of him
@shimmeries 3 роки тому
"Peter did you have faith in the justice system at that time?" "No." A legend.
@some_goomba 2 роки тому
No hesitation, no uncertainty, just "No."
@frostyading2218 2 роки тому
c mon does anyone even have any faith?
@smokypaw 2 роки тому
Well that’s Ireland
@Lorcan_Caradoc Рік тому
@@frostyading2218 I don't have faith in people when they don't look at the evidence the right way by court and actually show that it is that person. I have more faith in other things. Like for example "we will be safe from Covid at a point in time" cause it has happen before. "We will move on and have a better day". So to be honest yes I have faith but when it is about people who have been in jail for something they didn't commit and they just want to throw someone in jail for assumption of crime without looking at all evidence...this is where people wouldn't have faith and they will know the pain of suffering for no reason by false conviction. That is also where I believe you wouldn't have faith either cause most times when people are in somewhere like that they have no faith...just hoping for them to see the evidence on a broader scale and to let them go and see their family and friends. Why should we put faith in something that puts criminals in jail but also put falsely accused people in jail?
@sukhdeepkachala2649 Рік тому
….l
@bowe6412 3 роки тому
the fact that if the police would've killed that woman and her husband and gotten away with it is terrifying.
@CalitmeWhoLoveA 3 роки тому
Don't forget the children
@vloak3298 2 роки тому
That’s what happened to my grand dad :(
@anthonytrashboat 2 роки тому
@@vloak3298 I'm so very sorry for you.
@bearbear-hf7cn 2 роки тому
It’s absolutely disgusting
@insertnamehere7583 2 роки тому
@@vloak3298 I'm so sorry, that never should've happened. Wishing you and your family the best
@Daydreamer244 2 роки тому
Sunny and Peter are such beautiful souls, I could listen to them talk for hours. It’s wonderful that you give people like this the opportunity to tell their stories, and your audience an opportunity to hear them
@drivernephi3929 Рік тому
The last time I heard about Anthony Padilla was when he was part of Smosh many many years ago, I gotta say I’m very impressed with the content you put out nowadays, you’re a great interviewer, you interview very interesting people about many interesting topics, I’ve only seen a few of your videos but in really enjoying them!
@PossiblyCasper 3 роки тому
Next generation is going to be watching Anthony in history class
@lynnetopara 3 роки тому
i see this happening
@yeah2152 3 роки тому
We watched this in criminology
@trashpandageek 3 роки тому
I really hope they do, I learned more from his videos than in all my years in school! not only bc they're so informative but also because he meets every person so nonjudgmental and with so much respect and acceptance! and this is something people these days need to learn!
@pizzasteve5802 3 роки тому
modern bill nye
@maddybrong 3 роки тому
we watched one of his videos in my sociology class already! :)
@jt-tq8lz 3 роки тому
this women has been through hell and back and still has a smile on her face... so much respect
@victoriaroberts822 3 роки тому
@Odaliz Orozco-Rueda u good?
@AA-xp2ow 3 роки тому
@Odaliz Orozco-Rueda don’t force your religion upon others
@ulilliareinhart3659 3 роки тому
@Odaliz Orozco-Rueda I’m atheist :)
@katelyn_7509 3 роки тому
gogy :D
@jt-tq8lz 3 роки тому
@@katelyn_7509 ofccc 👑
@thememelord6510 10 місяців тому
The fact that peter says he's blessed right at the end shows his character. Grateful for everything he has and not spiteful for what happened to him, he truly is living his best life and I am happy for him
@bozzcat Рік тому
This is why I will be working in Criminal Justice. People are being dehumanized over something they never did. People are being killed, for something they never did. I appreciate you for your channel. You are constantly spreading awareness about so many different things that happen in our world and it's amazing.
@heyitsdelilah7424 Рік тому
death row is such an interesting thing because i (personally) think that there are crimes so heinous that that’s the only sentence that would even be close to fair for the perpetrator, but i also know - without a shadow of a doubt - that there’s almost no way for it to be used correctly with how corrupt the justice system is and how easily it is to convict anyone with basically no irrefutable evidence that said person actually committed the crime theyre being accused of.
@lilium9361 Рік тому
I feel the same way about the death penalty. There are some truly horrible people out there where only death could rectify the horrors they committed. But at the same time the system is obviously imperfect so you can't trust that innocent people won't be convicted for something they didn't do. That's why I can't support the death penalty knowing that there is a possibility, however slim, that someone innocent will be wrongfully convicted. In more just world where one could trust the judicial system fully to convict the correct people I would support it.
@heyitsdelilah7424 Рік тому
@@lilium9361 exactly. in theory the death penalty could save a lot of trouble for a lot of reasons but until the system is completely without flaw theres no way i could actually support it. too many people have lost their lives over a crime they never committed and never get justice for it
@AndysamBlack Рік тому
I feel there won't ever be justice. If a life is cut short that's an act of injustice and no matter what happens next that justice won't ever come. I don't believe even killing someone who killed someone you love with your own hands would bring justice to the world because the injustice is already done.
@blinkytea5429 Рік тому
I do understand your point of view. I truly do. But the death penalty isn't just giving a punition to someone it's making others know that this is possible so they won't do the same. Putting judges and people in the hand of a power that they can't control, fear. Justice is here to put not a punition but a correction. Killing someone doesn't correct them, on the contrary, it doesn't let them be corrected. It's a question that has been raised by so many people and authors like Victor Hugo. That's why it isn't something that can be thought only in the penalty district. It's a power, a media, an economic, a morale district question
@heyitsdelilah7424 Рік тому
@@AndysamBlack i personally dont agree with this. serial killers exist. serial rapists exist. traffickers exist. school shooters exist. there are so many people out there who have killed and/or WILL kill many people who never deserved it. in MY eyes, the good of the many outweighs the good of the few. and having a personal connection to a victim has literally no place in this discussion because regardless of relationships the victims are also real human beings. i’m sure the parents of the victims who were killed by dahmer feel just as bad for the others.
@RadEdits 3 роки тому
Dustin Higgs died on death row on January 15th for a crime he did not commit. It hurts my heart that no influencer or celebrity bothered to talk about him before or even after his murder. So many influencers allegedly “cared” about Brandon Bernard after his murder, but not a single one of them even tried to spread awareness about Dustin... and I’ll bet they won’t even try to talk about Cory Johnson, Earnest Jackson, or Julius Jones (and TONS more). Isn’t it funny they only talked about Brandon when it was some sort of “trend”? If you’re reading this, please spread these names. Try to save the rest of them by signing petitions, spreading awareness, call your governor or even the White House. And if they all end up dead anyways, don’t let their names be forgotten.
@babyspitx4789 3 роки тому
this. this right fucking here.
@meemooooo 3 роки тому
and it’s sad because the actual murderer went forward and said dustin had NOTHING to do with the crime. they still killed dustin.
@hecknfrick4236 3 роки тому
I called the white house and pleaded for them not to let Dustin Higgs die. He was completely innocent and there was evidence to prove his innocence yet he was murdered anyway
@smileysmiley1306 3 роки тому
There are so many more people that are falsely accused and die why should we focus on them?
@Manntell 3 роки тому
I remember signing the petition a few months ago Rest In Peace
@ElizahMendoza 3 роки тому
Peter seems like a modern day Socrates. I would listen to his Ted talk.
@madisoncrepeau 3 роки тому
He literally is modern day Socrates. That’s so funny.
@theofficialdislikebutton6766 3 роки тому
@@whatshoulditypehere333 she's so pretty
@katea.4874 3 роки тому
@@whatshoulditypehere333 wtf is that supposed to mean
@theofficialdislikebutton6766 3 роки тому
@@whatshoulditypehere333 Your opinion is baseless from your unqualified and lackluster tastes...
@mushi3493 3 роки тому
Besides the sexism lol
@elisabethfaust9375 2 роки тому
My brother is going through practically the same thing right now.. we were all such a close family and he got ripped away from us.. it’s really hard to get through this when I’m told not to talk to anyone about it. But why when he’s guilty! This world is so messed up. My brother always watched your videos back then, so glad you put these videos out because people need to hear the truth. The system is so corrupted it’s so sad.. I pray everyday to have my brother back home again..
@mrquacke 10 місяців тому
Even though this is late, I really hope your brother got out or will get out and you and your family get justice. I hope you and your family can be close again. You’re very strong and I hope you get to be with your brother again, just like you used to.
@flarp_ 2 роки тому
Derrick seems like such a cool dude. He just seems like he'd be so much fun to hang out with, even after the death row sentence.
@cara_lina 10 місяців тому
I really admire how he can be such a great person and speak up against the corruption after everything. He's such an inspiration, really
@watchingthebees 2 роки тому
“I became one of the most dangerous men they ever held, because I cared about other men” okay but I started sobbing, this is so powerful, this man is my hero
@freidenkerin5198 Рік тому
Super inspiring this man. In the first part of the sentence I thought okay he got angry due to the injustice and the he awed me with this explanation! He has a super strong personality and he deserves a medal!
@kyberion Рік тому
I think him saying how he got two people off of death row probably terrified some people. The justice system is meant to protect the citizens and grants power to do that. And no matter what there will always be someone who abuses power one way or another. Especially in prison which is treated as out of sight out of mind with little repercussions. And even so people feel the “brotherhood” of system as more important than the justice like the judge in sunnys case. Using the system to fight the system probably worried some that they had lost power.
@HowToEatChihuahua Рік тому
for every eight people on death penalty one of these is inocent in the us
@emeralddaughters 11 місяців тому
💯
@isaacwong5966 2 роки тому
Sunny's conviction caused literally the death of her parents and her husband while also ruining her children's livelihood.
@justanotherspin 2 роки тому
You have no idea what your talking about or making theorys of your own, Just shut up because you got no idea what your talking about. And she didn't ruin her children's childhood or parents death because she had no idea what was going to happen that day/night! Nor did she decide to almost die from accusations made on death row >:(
@carb_8781 2 роки тому
@@justanotherspin they didn't say it was her fault... they said her wrong conviction caused these things
@justanotherspin 2 роки тому
@@carb_8781 Did you not understand my comment at all, I was saying she would've been killed because of accusation being held on her bc the cops *accused* her of those things!
@elisecross2338 2 роки тому
@@justanotherspin because the cops accused her, she was wrongfully convicted…and then her parents died on their way to see her in prison and her kids were basically orphaned (as they couldn’t stay with their mom). Dude, no ones blaming her, we’re blaming everyone who caused this situation, wtf
@justanotherspin 2 роки тому
@@carb_8781 Bro they said in the actual comment itself, "Sunny's conviction caused literally the death of her parents and her husband while also ruining her children's livelihood." They literally are accusing them -_- if u read it they say "Sunnys conviction *caused*".
@DefNotAbs 10 місяців тому
I love how he says I understand whatever the topic is a little bit more than I did before instead of saying that he understands it fully because unless you really live it you can’t understand it fully and I love how respectful he is about the whole thing
@altega 2 роки тому
the fact that these people all have such warm personalities after everything theyve been through makes me so incredibly thankful for what i have. i felt for sunny having so many awful things happening one after another. im so happy theyre all free from all of that.
@narwhal_nate1858 3 роки тому
Can we just appreciate how careful and sensitive Anthony is, what a great interviewer.
@milal.4002 3 роки тому
Yes.
@Jazzmaster_gaming 3 роки тому
Oh yes, VERY careful *falls from the ceiling
@mariee.5912 3 роки тому
@@Jazzmaster_gaming 🤣 juxtaposition
@asiangurl453 3 роки тому
Duh, he even made a shirt saying best interviewer
@stealtbadge2877 3 роки тому
He’s not ignorant about the subject and doesn’t appear to come across as judgemental against people
@Villeful 3 роки тому
That poor woman, jesus christ. Being on death row for a crime you didn't commit is bad enough, but her parents dying in a plane crash and then being told that Jesse died in such graphic, horrific detail. How she is still alive and sane is incredible.
@starkystark 2 роки тому
She is so strong istg
@starrainsmith Рік тому
she is such a beautiful example of the strength and resilience that God's unending love provides you when you embrace Him
@DM-nw5lu Рік тому
@@starrainsmith She never said she's religious and it's never mentioned on their instagram either. She made an anology using baptism but god was never mentioned. It was the sea that metaphorically washed away her pain not some god. She is spiritual though (likes yoga, meditation, etc.) judging by their instagram.
@maliareann8202 Рік тому
@@DM-nw5lu I know, always throwing god into the conversation really discredits the strength and resilience that this human got through alone, with no physical or emotional help that respectively no god in any religion can give.
@JeweledPeach Рік тому
@@brookeartz I completely agree.
@austinglenn68 2 роки тому
About a month ago I got nostalgic and watched old Smosh (the first channel on UKposts I watched) and started wondering what happened to Anthony. I knew he had left Smosh and watched his first skit videos but I figured I’d see how he was dating in the world of UKposts and holy shit I did jot expect this. Seeing him go from making food battles to deep discussions blows my mind. Keep up the great work man!
@maddiehalter810 2 роки тому
The worst part about this is realizing most innocent people on death row don’t make it out.
@makardeku 3 роки тому
ok but i cried when the woman was talking about jesse, and how cruel his undeserved death was so fckn sad AND THEN she lost her parents ugh all these stories are sad but her omg
@AndrAiaNighthaven 3 роки тому
Same, what a fucking sin. Such a strong woman.
@veraniaelizondo4905 3 роки тому
i couldn’t even handle when peter put his hand on her back to comfort her while she talked about jesse. i can’t even fathom the amount of pain she has endured. i cried.
@tesfachin1 3 роки тому
the amount of likes you have is...666 ahhh!
@savbannah2430 3 роки тому
Its disgusting how they give inmates bibles while murdering innocent people I hate the death penalty
@Zenikai_ 3 роки тому
also law books. like are they TRYING to get sued?? If even one person gets set free, everyone involved is a target for revenge. Also the people who really messed up could be put in prison. p.s those people should get life in prison.
@taylorwillis2478 3 роки тому
Maybe they are hoping for them to change? Sometimes only faith can change people. I'm a Christian and I by no means support the death penalty, regardless of if they have actually did it or not. That's just a reasoning I can come up with for giving them Bibles. It's truly a horror (and not a Christian thing) to see and wish that people would die, especially if they are innocent and have no say.
@Moo-2310 3 роки тому
@@Zenikai_ prison libraries often have law books. It's kind of dumb on the prison's part, but it's a good dumb thing.
@theorangedinosaur4098 3 роки тому
You only doserve the death penalty if you've r worded a child or murdered someone
@idkman2633 3 роки тому
Yep. Anyone FOR the death penalty is going to hell. Simple as that.
@elomate2312 2 роки тому
I love how he shows empathy and interest in what the people who he interviews are saying. Unlike other interviews who just ask questions, get answers, nod, then move on to the next question.
@wonderbugone 2 роки тому
Oh my god, Sunny and Peter are such cute, intelligent, resilient, admirable people
@bluecollarmenproductions 3 роки тому
Wait..... what’s the point of a jury if we have corrupt judges?
@allier1867 3 роки тому
to make it seem like its fair
@bluecollarmenproductions 3 роки тому
@@allier1867 haha apparently
@idkman2633 3 роки тому
Oh sweet, sweet summer child
@bluecollarmenproductions 3 роки тому
@@idkman2633 I’m a sweet summer child?
@madelynnilko9840 3 роки тому
There isn’t one
@AnnikkaHowe 3 роки тому
The death penalty is disgusting. Once someone dies you can’t bring them back. Why the hell would you take that chance? And why would you tell someone “killing people is bad, don’t do it.” and then turn around and do it to them?!
@Noone.serenity 3 роки тому
Yesss. Us as humans really have no right to judge who dies or lives.
@niggiii 3 роки тому
This!
@ammak9372 3 роки тому
greeeeed
@katjaalinaklassen859 3 роки тому
what makes me angry is that they believe in god and in the bible and then they prosecute innocent people and put them on death row, even though god said that it is a sin to kill. The death penalty is inhumane and disgusting.
@mc6771 3 роки тому
@@katjaalinaklassen859 I dont think the law is tied to any religion.
@jadibdraws Рік тому
I can feel the sweetness of that ladies soul. She has the sense of happiness that children have I envy her in that.
@bananabananaman123 Рік тому
Can i just say that anthony’s emotions this episode really proves that he is such a kind soul. he genuinely cares about their stories and them as people… emotional episode. i needed a good cry and release of pent up emotion
@sunnyp6982 3 роки тому
She was in solitary for 5 years.... 5 years on her own
@mefford67 3 роки тому
*And her children were stolen from her unjustly. I cannot begin to even imagine...* 🤦🏻♀️
@MarioReischer 3 роки тому
That's inhumane and is forbidden in the EU due to human rights...
@Kstanimal 3 роки тому
And the neverending screams and shouts of other people, throughout the night and day.. in a room constantly lit up by light, a barren room with nothing..
@delaneydalheim1477 3 роки тому
the fact that Sunny went through so much trauma and pain and mistreatment yet still radiates so much light and happiness is so beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time
@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 3 роки тому
@@MarioReischer ha, yeah most eu prisons aren’t really pro human rights unfortunately.......
@jijitters 3 роки тому
It's so disgusting to realize that in every case, police officers pushed to punish people who were innocent just based on their own pride.
@TheGong00zler 3 роки тому
BOOST THIS🙌🏻
@ellaho4663 3 роки тому
and i want to say it was the sketchy police in the 80s or 90s before they had dna evidence n stuff but i can’t cus its still happening now
@ImAtYourMumsHouse 3 роки тому
It's evil as f*ck
@jujubee807 2 роки тому
Sunny really touched my heart man 🥺 she and all the others are so strong I hope they fulfill their lives with nothing but happiness and joy for now on
@emeralddaughters 11 місяців тому
Impressed by all these individuals who went through so much and still sacrificed more after freedom to help others.
@maliamoh3784 3 роки тому
Anthony: What'd you do after you were released? Derrick, who spent 20 years in jail: I went to Waffle House
@fishbutler6170 3 роки тому
king behavior
@sierrab5904 3 роки тому
Iconic tbh
@maliamoh3784 3 роки тому
@@fishbutler6170 yo! my names malia too!
@fishbutler6170 3 роки тому
yooo hey other malia!
@treeleavesofficial9460 3 роки тому
What can I say, he has good priorities
@Nicky1612Ishida 3 роки тому
"I've no fear of death, but I was afraid to die without dignity." Now that's a badass quote
@aesinator 2 роки тому
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@ooser707 Рік тому
This is definitely one of your best interviews (,: We are so lucky to have these human beings with us
@gabriellegarthe1034 6 місяців тому
This was so hard to watch. That poor woman lost everyone but her babies 😭
@owo-ky9rz 3 роки тому
not enough people are talking about nick, what a cool fucking guy
@lu_xpv5698 3 роки тому
He spent most of his life helping other people, this man deserves the world. 🌍
@MaleneWithoutR 3 роки тому
There’s a documentary about him, i think it’s called the fear of 23 or something, it’s great!
@sophiavollhardt9815 3 роки тому
@@MaleneWithoutR it's called the fear of 13
@breezyncj 3 роки тому
He was on an episode of the JRE podcast if you're interested in more details of his story.
@mamaharumi 3 роки тому
He was on Joe Rogan's podcast a little while back
@austinfiregaming9740 3 роки тому
I am here for this
@lunawillowss 3 роки тому
thanks peter griffin without a face
@ProphetJareBear 3 роки тому
Mr Griffin, I have a question. Where is your face? I see you don't have it, do you not know where it is?
@dryer1901 3 роки тому
Me to
@ellacarbery1488 3 роки тому
You have no eyes and no ears Peter. How can you watch this?
@user-ur4bk5tn4p 3 роки тому
bro where's your face?
@friends4eve101 2 роки тому
This is one my biggest fears. All these people are incredibly strong. Thank you anthony for bringing awareness to this.
@lapis3834 2 роки тому
I am so sorry for all you have been through of unjustice and suffering from it all. Terrible! Hope you are safe and find peace in your minds after everything you have felt , I wish you are able to some how get healed . So glad to see you out and I hope your experiences and stories will help in some ways. Wish you well 💛
@avadonaldson2734 3 роки тому
can we take a moment to appreciate how Anthony will say "5 seconds" and then give them as much time as they need to shout out their site and/or send their message.
@kkuudandere 3 роки тому
I always love that! "Hey they took longer than 5 seconds... that's okay, go on 😊"
@ayeshalol838 3 роки тому
yall ever notice how careful Anthony is when he asks questions? hes so sensitive and tries not to say the wrong thing.
@andpeggy6882 3 роки тому
I know
@stxrrie8277 3 роки тому
@@andpeggy6882 THE SCHUYLER SISTERSSSSS
@that1randompotato576 3 роки тому
@@stxrrie8277 ANGELICA, PEGGY, ELIZA WORK!
@stxrrie8277 3 роки тому
@@that1randompotato576 “Daddy said to be home by sundown” “Daddy doesn’t need to knowwww”
@rozempire2843 3 роки тому
@@stxrrie8277 Daddy said not to go downtown
@meimei Рік тому
Sunny have gone through so much, and seeing her positivity just shows her strength
@mjghsh 2 роки тому
i have almost all the subscriptions to streaming services with almost all of the documentaries but your documentary's/"i spent a day with" are the best by far
@MysticalV 3 роки тому
They missed so much time, 80s to early 2000s is such a big change
@daughteroftheking971 3 роки тому
I can’t imagine the culture shock.
@skandisjvel1147 3 роки тому
@ifeelflawless Aye what
@nicenamehere5052 3 роки тому
@@skandisjvel1147 they commented on a video saying they came out. Congrats btw I am bi too and I'm proud of u 😌
@naomi2000 3 роки тому
"I have no fear of death, but I was afraid of dying without dignity" So Irish, I love it It's incredible what those people had to endure. And how many others probably still have to
@shotaaizawa5497 3 роки тому
I am Irish and this is kinda funny but at the same time it's so saddening how these poor people had to go trough that
@hannahbermingham594 3 роки тому
@@shotaaizawa5497 I’m Irish too xx
@C-SD 3 роки тому
I'm us born, but my grandpa was from Ireland. Mom said she heard him say "death is inevitable, what matters is how you approach it".
@lilynela7937 3 роки тому
I'm irish and of course this man went through hell but wdym "so irish" like his ethnicity doesn't state anything. Lets say you're American and you are sharing your story of your near death experience and you say something along the lines of what this man said, and some rando comments " that's so American". Like what the hell does that mean?
@naomi2000 3 роки тому
@@lilynela7937 ah, i knew this comment was going to come. It's about culture. YES, CULTURE DIVERSITY IS A THING. Or sociologists and antropologists would not exist. You are free do disagree about my perception, but I've had a couple of instances that made me perceive Irish culture as proud, brave and strong and wholesome.. so when he said that, that's what I thought :) I'm aware it's confermation bias, maybe he also said a lot of "non-irish" things, but hey, that's what sticked to my mind. I happen to be Italian and there are a lot of things about my culture some could say I fit in, and some I don't. But when I get loud or when I sound angry to others while I'm only discussing something and they say "that's so Italian" I'm going to laught at it, because we do tend to be louder then central and northern europeans (ON AVERAGE). Does that mean there's no quiet Italian? Nope. But does that mean that I definitely can recognize fellow Italians in a foreign town sometimes even before they open their mouth or I understand what they say? Yes, and it's funny. I believe you have that too with people from yours and different countries, and I personally find it enriching to be exposed to different ways both in mentality and communication. As long as I don't force you into a flat idea of a person based on it.
@nirvanacult 2 роки тому
Your videos are so uplifting. Thank you for putting so much hope in this world Anthony.
@CheysChanging Рік тому
Anthony is so respectful and understanding towards these people. It's amazing.
@DoubleDOwnage 3 роки тому
"I went to the sea, because only the sea could be powerful enough...." I literally cried. This woman is something else. I can't fathom the pain, frustration and agony she experienced continuously, for years, yet remains so grounded.
@electralee 3 роки тому
Me too. Her strength is inspiring
@syd997 3 роки тому
@@electralee Incredibly.
@bunnyford 2 роки тому
Since I was a child, I always believed that the death penalty is WRONG. Why? Because 1 innocent person being killed is too many.
@kryptosuper1789 2 роки тому
exactly, the death penalty should be removed. like even one innocent person is too much, i would rather them being miserable in jail for a long time than being killed
@Vdiguf 2 роки тому
@@kryptosuper1789 Isn’t being stuck in jail for the rest of your life worse than dying? Like if you die you’re just gone but in jail you can’t do anything or properly interact with the world
@KingNedya 2 роки тому
@@Vdiguf I'd say dying is much worse, because even if you have life imprisonment, for as long as you live there is always a chance you can be free. That's pretty much what all of these stories were, after all. They got the death penalty, had it changed to life, and then during that time they proved their innocence.
@PamsPrettyPlants 2 роки тому
Killing people to show killing people is wrong never made any sense to me.
@absolutebeauty7753 2 роки тому
@@Vdiguf About dying made me remember something what also exists and that is being declared as dead.... What is one of the things that isn't fun if you are alive. You can't do anything. You are declared as dead so you can't do anything even though you are alive....
@madlibs4 5 місяців тому
Anthony, you truly are the best interviewer. Thank you for being yourself and creating a space for others to be themselves and share their stories, in such effortless ways, and thank you for sharing it with us.
@saiyauniverse3816 2 роки тому
Its so devastating how corrupt the system is, the same system we thought would protect us is the same one against us. It's honestly heartbreaking how so many innocent people go to jail for nothing. It's even worse when it's the death penalty. I hope this changes soon 🤞
@soulgazer11 3 роки тому
Peter is such a wise and poetic person. When he described his first day out of prison, I cried.
@UrBigSisKey 3 роки тому
Me too 🥺
@mariaanastasopoulou1909 3 роки тому
I was searching the comments to see if anyone else felt like that. I just cried.
@SereneIceDragon 3 роки тому
I was getting choked up before that, but his description just opened the gates.
@woods2223 3 роки тому
Wasn’t he the one to say “I have no fear of death, only to die without dignity”
@reeba4824 3 роки тому
Same man, he painted his depiction so well that we could feel it.
@bossbabyfuyuhiko6657 3 роки тому
If there's so much as a tiny chance that someone can be false charged, then the death penalty shouldn't be a thing.
@kaitlyn-gracesmith7923 3 роки тому
It shouldn’t be a think period but i 100% agree
@mostsanemitskifan 3 роки тому
Ikr it shouldn't even be a question, it's horrible. They should have life sentences (for REALLY horrible crimes) and that's it. If they're even going to have it, they should at least make it fair play (as in legal terms).
@emmajones1120 3 роки тому
I dont think it should be a thing anyway, but I totally agree with you. 4% of death row inmates are innocent. That seems like such a small number, but even 1 person is too many.
@aubriehamm809 3 роки тому
Exactly
@dumbbmud6202 3 роки тому
Agree, also hi Fuyuhiko
@ShuggaMug Рік тому
I'm so amazed at the resilience each of these people carry. This interview really impacted my perspective of life and time and what's really important.
@poe_thing5376 2 роки тому
this video really changed my view on the death penalty, i was always for an eye for an eye mentality. I still am, but hearing about how inaccurate and how many people are wrongly convicted. I don’t think it’s worth it, the eye for an eye thing. Yeah i’d love to see every serial killer get a piece of their own medicine, but not if it’s more likely an innocent person will die.
@hollyhales2831 Рік тому
An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind
@roxanne_ Рік тому
@@hollyhales2831damn this must be true cause it rhymes
@doridobai6029 3 роки тому
as a european I can't belive death penalty still exists.. how can they call themselves a civilised nation?
@Moo-2310 3 роки тому
I'm British and I still wonder how they can call themselves civilised. Almost everyone owns a gun, you can be executed for a crime when there's no proof you did it... My brother wants to move to Canada when he's older and I've made him promise to live far from the American border.
@gemmamoon5998 3 роки тому
@@Moo-2310 Toronto’s a pretty cool city though :)
@Mo-xy9qi 3 роки тому
i'm american and, honestly? it's disgusting. i want to move but i can't cause i'm still basically a child :(
@Scoots_0 3 роки тому
@@Mo-xy9qi I wanna move to iceland
@Mo-xy9qi 3 роки тому
@@Scoots_0 good luck!!! i wish you the best :D
@tonitigertv7999 3 роки тому
The worst thing is that even though you’re innocent, those people believe they did the right thing. Although those people were released and escaped death row (thank God) their whole lives are still thrown away. What if they wanted to have kids and can’t anymore now, what if their families don’t want anything to do with them: thinking they’re a murderer. These people are SO strong. That’s horrible and unforgivable. The abuse of power used here is insane.
@tink6225 3 роки тому
@Odaliz Orozco-Rueda that's what they said to the people they gave a bible to before they murdered them
@frankiemcbean. 3 роки тому
Hey,don't get mad at the first reply,they mean well. Is right now the best time to say that? No,most definitely not. But getting mad Isn't going to help anyone. I mean no harm,so please do not come after me.
@tink6225 3 роки тому
@@frankiemcbean. mkay
@whywhywhy8117 3 роки тому
@@frankiemcbean. No, that was a horrible response to the situation. Really don’t care what their intention was, didn’t seem like it was done with good intent either.
@swxaggy Рік тому
sunny is so strong! they are all so strong. i find it so adorable how sunny and her husband were comforting each other every now and then when they told their story
@wizardfrog3104 Рік тому
Peter and Sunny are so genuinely wholesome, its great
@TheLoserface45 3 роки тому
Just gonna put it out there: If you’re Pro-Life, you should care about this
@kayliemacleod9954 3 роки тому
The pro life movement includes the death penalty
@TheLoserface45 3 роки тому
@@kayliemacleod9954 it does but definitely as a second rate cause.
@kayliemacleod9954 3 роки тому
@@TheLoserface45 pro life is the idea of pro human life across the board
@taylorwillis2478 3 роки тому
Exactly! I am Pro-Life, and I try to express it so much that Pro-Life means Pro-Life on all walks of life, not just babies. So many people confuse being anti-abortion with Pro-Life. Pro-Life people are anti-abortion/death penalty, but anti-abortion people don't always disagree with death penalty.
@keira7538 3 роки тому
@@taylorwillis2478 Hello! I in no way would like to start an argument, just a discussion. Would you be willing to tell me your reasonings on being pro-life? (Mainly on the anti-abortion side because I am anti-death penalty) I would love to start a discussion! In case you were wondering I am pro-choice, but I am completely open to hearing about your opinion!
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