Negligent. Try CPR. Call 911. Since you know-it-all, you can save your hogwash interrogation for the police.

Thissssss. Even if it was warranted who's that calm around a dead/dying body fr

@@AuntErmaoftheBeans some people just process things in real time differently. Some people's minds go straight to emotion others go straight to logic and emotion comes later. It's the reason some people make good police, firefighters, nurses, trauma docs, etc.

@@KN-ts9fn i kinda feel like that's a comment with no backup. Who was the neighbor then? We just give HIM the benefit of the doubts? It's weird to me and a bunch of others. Period.

​@@KN-ts9fnThat's a good point

she is TOTALLY in denial. it's so sad actually.

Yeah they’d have a tough time arguing that even, the dad only fires a couple shots and didn’t chase him to gun him down. Honestly the most classic case of why people say we need self defense laws. There basically no room for misunderstanding what’s happening in the video

There is zero case of excessive force here. A father protected his family from this guy. Who knows what he would’ve done once he made it inside. James made a bad decision and he paid for it with his life.

Saying he had no history of violence when he's on video breaking down the door of his ex girlfriend is so fucking wild.

The level of force used was not excessive. That argument would go nowhere in court.

Exactly 💯%!

For reals. Imagine bleeding/dying on concrete just to have this character hovering around and stressing out the family even more.

That is a very reasonable statement. +1

thats what all the paparazzo did to princess diana.

That's the same way I act when my hunting buddy's shoot a duck and it falls next to me 😂

"Oh hey, buddy. You must be exhausted busting down our door. Do you want some water?" - what the sister thinks they should of done, probably

That's a relationship goal tho, to have a mate willing to take down a door to bring cookies hehe

Exactly. The grim reality is that no one has a history of violence, until they do. Every violent offender had a first victim.

​@@charly420bravo and the family of the perpetrator wants the world to roll over and volunteer to be the 1st victim. Madness!

That's why family members of either party aren't on juries. You have to feel sorry for them really.

The craziest part of that story is that was Sebastian Maniscalco’s (famous comedian) cousin, and they literally have the same exact name 😂

Dude it’s even crazier it’s his cousin I can’t believe I haven’t heard of this

⁠@@CantTellYouI was wondering if he had any blood relation to thee Sebastian Maniscalco. That’s such a scary scenario, thank goodness he fought them off.

Sorry I hadn’t heard of him, but watched a few of his sketches. Ok

@@CantTellYou lmfaooo ty i was thinkin NO WAY ON EARTH he mentioned one of the most famous comedians in the world and just went on w/out saying anything... i paused it when i heard his name to see if it had actually happened to him (you'd imagine someone as rich as him could be a target). wild

You enjoy hearing about an unarmed person being shot three times in the back? You must be a republican.

Totally agree!!

Your home is your castle and the only true place in this world you should feel 100% safe where your family resides if someone crosses the threshold then you have the right to defend yourself.

I can't understand what difference it makes if you're shot in the front or the back. Once you attack, you're an attacker. He clearly broke down the door, so now you're a threat. You don't stop being a threat just because you decide to run away. He just as easily could have been armed, ran behind the cars, and started firing into the house. I wish they'd make it that once you attack, you're considered a life long threat to the victim.

@@fosterdad455 I think it does depend on the situation, but generally I agree that if someone has already tried to attack you, they will in all likelihood try again.

The sister probably just as psycho hope no one dates her.

By making out he had a gun and the shot him in the back when he was leaving. That was definitely unnecessary and I'm glad I live in a country that doesn't have such lax gun laws.

Sister is in denial.

@@mancuniangamecat8288 He wasn't leaving. He ran when he was shot. Flight or fight kicked in when the father shot through the door. The only reason he was leaving was because the father was protecting his family.

@@mancuniangamecat8288I’m pretty happy I live in one that will allow me to protect myself the minute someone busts my door in instead of waiting until I’m hurt. What’s lax about that? Don’t break down peoples doors. 🤷‍♀️

Acts judgmental and notice he did not perform cpr or attempt to help. He watched him "stop breathing."

​@wishpunk9188 I don't think he was being judgemental. It seems to me like he was obviously in shock, and sounds like he was trying to claim down his neighbors by saying he wasn't armed. But who knows, I've had some neighbors who have been disconnected from reality before lmao

Kind of crazy but I guess you never know how your going to act on something like that.

🤣 that comment made me laugh 😂

Lol that guy seems like a piece of work

I think that’s a bit much. I have a strong feeling it was more so he was saying all that in regards to his own safety. They were yelling about the guy as he was approaching, he was saying he didn’t have a gun. It sounded like he was trying to say “I can come closer he’s not a threat to me” But that’s just what I can gather from the video

Or, "Well she's playing hard to get so he needed to try harder" 😖

That same neighbor chastised the family in his news interview for having a gun and shooting the guy. True story.

IKR? He acts like its a dying raccoon in the yard or something. Plus, it really wasnt any of his business to even come over or get involved.

"he's still breathing... Oh wait... Yup I think he's dead I just saw him stop breathing..." WTF.

Old dude in his late 60s early 70s? That reads veteran behavior to me. Probably has been around death before

@@coreyu4590I didn’t think he was that old.

I wonder if bc they were yelling don’t go near him?? Idk I’m sure it was shocking to witness it.. def not a great response … any of it.. but that fight or flight kicks in and we act much differently than we would in a regular scenario… just an assumption…

Also, as ASP always says, "It's not where you shoot someone, it why you shoot someone"

She had been texting and voice messaging him begging for help

They should have raised him better if they didn't want him to get clapped.

​@@olyviagibson-qt3qgWho?

​@@olyviagibson-qt3qg evidence?

@@IRL_Lore yes the voice messages she sent the texts her begging him to come back for her crying saying she was so scared

Exactly!

And that is a massive misunderstanding of stand your ground law. You do not have the right to murder someone, especially if they are running away. Period. It does not matter if he broke the door down. He never entered the home nor did he have any weapons, and he ran when he was getting attacked. That is NOT standing your ground. That is murder. Should he have not broken down the door? No he shouldn’t have. Should he not have shown ip? No he shouldn’t have. Should he have listened to them when they said to leave? Yes, he should have. But did the man have the right to shoot him while he was running away several times and murder him? No. Stand your ground law clearly states you are to use force within reason. He had the gun ready when he broke the door down and had it pointed. That was within reason. What is not within reason is shooting an unarmed individual who is RETREATING. That is not within reason. He clearly was no longer a threat. I know. It is so hard to comprehend that the world is not black and white inside your dumb little head. And it is shocking to hear you can’t just murder people because because. The law states very clearly that if you pull a gun on someone and they STOP or RUN AWAY and are not within 6 feet of you and still approaching you after you made it clear you will shoot and you shoot them. You murdered them. Period. In this situation, the guy ran. He had zero right to open fire several times at a retreating person. You people spitting out the law without actually knowing the law is a fucking problem. I hope you do this and go to prison for life because you can’t be bothered to learn what the law says while screaming about your “rights”. Absolutely baffles me how you people think you are so entitled to murdering people over a broken door or stealing things. Those do not equal death. It only equals death when the person is there to do actual harm. And the fact he had no weapons on him and he clearly heard the dad on the other end makes me think he wasn’t there to actually harm anyone. Again, he shouldn’t have done what he did and he should have been taken into custody and charged. But his life being taken over it is not the punishment fitting the crime. Tired of you brain dead idiots with this “stand your ground” law and bot knowing it. Fucking google it retard.

Unless it’s a Blue state.

@@klausd.6285 SIDNEY, Ohio - Disturbing Ring doorbell video shows the moment a young woman’s ex-boyfriend broke down her family’s door. Her father fatally shot the man three times, and a grand jury in Ohio has decided not to go forward with charges based on the Stand Your Ground Law and the Castle Doctrine, which allow homeowners in specific states to use deadly force during an intruder situation. Looks like u are wrong!!

@@klausd.6285 Disturbing Ring doorbell video shows the moment a young woman’s ex-boyfriend broke down her family’s door. Her father fatally shot the man three times, and a grand jury in Ohio has decided not to go forward with charges based on the Stand Your Ground Law and the Castle Doctrine, which allow homeowners in specific states to use deadly force during an intruder situation.

Seriously, he's standing there and talking like he's some sort of authority figure. He's a boomer, of course.

Yep. He should have just called 9-1-1. He was interfering with a crime scene.

It was odd that the neighbor came over and said those things. It seems like the neighbors didn't know each other very well.

That first hone invasion shouldn't have been controversial at all. That ex bf was trespassing, and breaking and entering after been told multiple times to go away and that they had a gun. I don't care what state u live in. You have every right to defend yourself. I don't care if he was shot once or 5x in the back. His family is obviously mourning but don't say that they want another investigation in a clean and cut case of home invasion. Thank God for Ring cameras

The sister of the slain kid was the real troublemaker. She was online all over trying to sell a different version of the story complete with an edited video and stuff. I understand her anger, but she was really pushing it with the dishonesty.

Guys like that are the reason? Uh, no, not really.

Yeah 100%, the police aren't going to be there the moment you need them, only you will be able to defend your life. Who knows what would've happened had they waited for the police.

True, though it's probably good in our world that people intervene when there's gunshots. Horror movies aren't real, and if your neighbors who you know to be calm suddenly shoot a guy, it's not that dangerous to go over when you see him flopped on the ground and you weigh to provide first aid or not.

No, the neighbor has perfect self-preservation skills. He witnessed them kill an unarmed kid who was walking away, just because the girl couldn't be a grown-up about their relationship and end it properly instead of stringing him along over and over. He KNEW the girl's dad was a crazy gun-happy insane freak, and he knew to keep a distance and not go too far with pointing out the obvious: that there was no reason to shoot an unarmed kid who was walking away. The shooters were acting crazy, freaking out "he's trying to date our daughter!" and the neighbor who had common sense was like, "you just MURDERED an unarmed kid who was LEAVING" but he he knew he had to say it in that "but it's ok, man, I'm staying out of it, I saw what happened, but I'll stay out of it so you won't shoot me as I walk away, too!" HE did exactly what he needed to do -- try to get close enough to check on the kid without getting himself shot by the neighbors who he knew were completely insane.

@@mynameisworld have to agree. He seemed to be like wtf? broad day light shooting? here? lol You shot you daughters bf? ex?... obviously didn't feel threatened by the situation.

​@@mynameisworldthey had broken up years earlier and he had moved away. He was at the perfect age to start showing symptoms of a mental illness, which may have been the reason he had moved back. Sometimes when mental illness starts progressing, the person tries to latch onto people from their past. I had a mutual friend of someone call me to say he was knocking at my door. He ran away from a mental hospital and looked up my address. I felt bad for him, but I could tell there was something off and explained that I didn't, I've there and was out of state.

Three shots at James’ back makes no sense whatsoever. I can’t understand how he broke the door which had a deadbolt.

I imagine being the person of that character that he is he'll end up doing plenty of prison time throughout his life anyway

Yeah, I ultimately agree. I felt a little mixed initially as they certainly did go after him on his property after multiple warnings. To be fair they were likely just gonna tach him a little lesson on being a good neighbor, but still, they were warned. What changed my mind was considering the whole situation. It just seems wrong that a guy would instigate and harass a family for a year and when they get fed up and react that is used as an excuse to gut the guy. Definitely can't get behind that.

They’re stupid for going on his property for a 3v1. Yeah Zack is a jackass but they gave him a get out of jail free card cause they couldn’t handle their emotions.

@@lucians9083 you saying that they should have done it maybe a bit 'smarter', i'm not saying that, you not saying that, but someone saying that

They were victims until they came on to his property to assault him. I don't consider him a victim for getting stabbed while invading someone's home with violence. A hole neighbors are all over the place. Gotta learn to deal with it or move. It's sad but true. Everywhere I go there's bs neighbors somewhere. I fantasize about teaching lessons, but it would be foolish to follow through with.

Manipulating the public in this way is disgraceful.

I hope the family sue her for defamation!!

According to FOX17 Nashville: "A Shelby County grand jury was presented with the voicemail, 911 call and the doorbell camera footage which prompted them not to charge Mitchell Duckro, citing Ohio’s "Stand Your Ground" and "Castle Doctrine" establishing that homeowners can legally use lethal force when threatened."

Even if he could see James running away, he probably thought that if he's up and moving, he could come back in the future and thus was still a threat. Mitchell's intent could have been just to incapacitate him until the police arrived to apprehend him.

I thought they were hilarious 😂😂

I think being so young, it may have messed him up knowing he killed someone. Even though it was self defense, that kind of thing changes you. Not condoning his actions, just trying to make some kind of sense as to why he would commit crimes like that while waiting for trial. Maybe he was hoping to go to prison??

Did his wife leave him? Or did they stay together 😅

he went from from pineapple to spaghetti real fast

TIk Tok: mission accomplished

Immediately when he mentioned the personality change I thought, "Undiagnosed mental illness setting in." We'll never know, now, but it's unfortunate. It's possible he would have been fine with treatment, but this happened instead.

Schizophrenics are less than 0.5% of the population, but 10% of convicted murderers.

He was focused on getting to the young lass to do want he planned to do to her....well thats how it looked to me and im just speculating.

God yeah there was absolutely no life in his eyes at that point, it was chilling. And that phone calls comes off as kinda sweet until you know the whole story.

I agree with other's assertions that there was very likely some mental illness going on but at that moment, that vacant look on his face and the very deliberate blinking indicates to me that there's a good chance he hadn't been to sleep at all that night. That he'd sat around thinking about Ally, made the phone call and left the message and then stayed up the rest of the night obsessing over it and her, maybe wondering why she wasn't calling back or what might happen when she did call back. And when it got so late in the morning and he hadn't heard from her, he decided that he had to go talk to her and got some fixation on it. It didn't look really emotionally driven, more like he'd gotten a thought in his head (just that he had to hear from her) and had to follow through with it and not let anything stop him. Which is super dangerous thinking for whoever is on the other end. That can be almost robotic- at least when it's driven by emotions there's a chance you can appeal to them that way. With this, it's almost mechanical.

What abt the girl who says there is a guy outside my home like she didn't even know him and saying in interrogation thst he is a dick and left a creepy voicemail..but that voicemail is very sad not creepy... We don't know how much she did to him mentally..to reach a boiling point... Girls can do that to a boy...and her saying dad u r my hero u saved me dad... etc it's so fake to listen to...evil beach murdered that boy..not the father... he is in his right to defend the family.. I'm not against that... But that beach is fake as shit and definitely a bad person

@@rameshrolla1574at the end of the day there’s a lesson in all this. Don’t break down peoples doors.

@@mafinalmessagechangedaworl7131 ya and defend urself by taking four shots ..no need for warning shot..no need for one shot..or two shots...shoot them multiple times even though he is not a stranger even though he doesn't have a gun... Just create a narrative in 911 call that he has a gun and he kept his hands behind his back like he may have had a gun.. but we have all seen the full video..he never put his hands behind his back.. I will never support that guy who is aggressive in opening the door by force but what I don't understand is how come ppl didn't even talk abt all the contradictory statements in 911 call and interrogation.. may be ppl r more focusing on the dad defending his family which is heroic (ofcourse) but atleast try to think the other side just a little bit

​@@rameshrolla1574 you don't shoot to injure, you shoot to stop them. And that is likely to be fatal.

⁠ 18 months after she saw him, yeah it is bad how she avoided him since he was a creep after his time in California

Welcome to ohio.

Most American thing you can do

Then proceeded to argue with them, what a coward

darwinism

Gunshots fired I'm going the other way. Now I'll call you but I'll be hiding.

It seems most 911 operators that are apart of infamous calls are awful. Tons of them are excellent but the ones that get featured seem to be confused as to why they are getting emergency calls at all

lol she sounds like she just ate a xanax bar

omg right? How worthless of an operator "Please hurry he is kicking in the door" >screaming ensues "But do you know who it is tho?"

@@ESMDto239 The worst ones will straight-up actively mock or actively antagonize the people who are calling for help. And often leave them to get killed. Like the woman trapped in a car in a flooding zone, or the teenage girl who got kidnapped and was trying to give the operator information on where to find her, etc. Those ones you want to straight up hold accountable for people dying or being traumatized.

@@stmsinshe certainly did! Lol

*hears shots & sees a guy on the ground* "let me go over exactly to where this happened and argue with people" what a dumba$$

Yeah he warned the guy multiple times to leave. They were not even together for a while.

Yeah, I feel for em for losing someone, but trying to blame these people isnt right. What did you want the father to do, give him a chance to kill his daughter first? It's irrational thinking by them.

​@@turkeyman631 Grief can be very irrational.

It’s not like people break into houses for good reasons typically.

They are hurting.

I did giggle!

Thing is... everything that sponsors Mike is terrible. From Air Up (almost a scam) to NordVPN (also almost a scam). Mike... can be do disingenuous.

'Ring' should pay attention. Mike's channel is perfect for their products.

That was funny! But being in marketing, Ring doesn't need too many sponsorships - the tens of thousands of Ring videos on YT and elsewhere make for far better exposure than they could ever get on a single channel. No offense to our buddy Mike, intended.

It’s interesting to see his progression through mugshots of his transition into an even creepier creep & douchier douche. It’s like “faces of meth” except with douchebaggery. That one incident was definitely self-defense though lol

And then he shows up for trial looking like a good ol boy 😂

For sure. Zach is clearly a messed up person

Yeah he’s a shitbag

Our neighborhood gets terrorized by assholes like Zach - I can understand their outrage. If cops did their jobs his car would have been confiscated and crushed.

Period!!!

Agreed!!

Right

@@kms199x2 So you'd let a stranger barge into your home?

​@@kms199x2what's ridiculous is someone risking their life by breaking into someone's house.

Reading your comment made me think of Jethro Clampet from The Beverly Hillbillies.

Except the good neighbor himself pointed at him said he was still alive. And did nothing to save him.

Why is their always someone who runs to the comments to defend the crooks and blame the victims? I will never understand it.

Premeditated? Oh boy are you deluded.

@@Beautifulclouds60 What's even more disturbing is the number of thumbs-up this rant got (154 at current count), with NO ONE disagreeing, even though the other comments here are overwhelmingly in favor of the family and Hero-Dad! It just goes to show that people are easily confused by a bunch of words that sort of sound like an argument they should agree with. Not only is it a strong indictment of the American educational system, but it explains how in the U.S., fast-talking hucksters are able to get elected to Congress (or higher office), and even thrive by spreading lie after lie, and ridiculous conspiracy theories!

Hello? What part of the video of James Rayl breaking in by busting down the door, ignoring the families' desperate pleas to leave and even warning him that they have a gun did you not see? There's a crazy, delusional guy breaking into your home, threatening you and your family, who might be armed. You ain't shooting him to protect your family? If this isn't self-defense or justified, I don't know what is. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. James shouldn't have been there, shouldn't have busted down the door and threatened to enter that home. He got himself killed, simple as that.

I don't know what I find most disturbing, this mystifying rant of make-believe or how many delusional people gave it a thumbs up.. just wow

Agreed. His history of violence was short, and his we would-be victim was rescued by her father.

It's insane and tragic that she would even try to say there needs to be more of an investigation. That ring footage is all you need to know. That was terrifying. I would be so grateful if someone defended me in that same situation.

i literally answered her out loud "he does now"

IKR? THERE'S FREAKING VIDEO, some folks just can't stop being enablers.

Ha yes and his KNOWN history was short because the father ensured it was short....perhaps the dad saved someones life in the future...

That was concerning and nosy as hell! Like, no one called you over here, Bob! This is a crime scene...go away!

Worse, not even a body but a dying person.

@@It-is-me...Melsie typical america, they ignore when u need help, then when shit is done they turn up and wanna be all neighborly.

​@@It-is-me...Melsieright?! He's standing there like he's watering the lawn going, "oh he's still breathing." The neighbor was as weird as James.

That’s Ohio people for ya.

THIS… I saw his sisters posts in the days after and they were full of lies

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

As if that even matters. You break into someone's house you cant complain if you are shot.

I didn’t know this but it definitely changes my perspective of them. At first I thought they were just grieving but with that it’s obvious that they’re just as deluded as he was. Either that or they’re trying to profit from his death via a civil lawsuit. Either way, it’s pretty disgusting that they are warping the truth for personal gain.

Wow I didn’t know that. Jesus. That’s way past denial.

I am 95% sure they came up with that idea whilst smoking on a crack pipe

Womp womp

I know it looked like a home alone kind of thing

He was gonna do a Richard gear from officer and gentlemen

@@Jimjumjimmy Well, he would have to buy some hamsters, lubrication and a funnel for that.

Reminds me of that movie with a young Mark Wahlberg "Fear".

​@@McLoven-vm1ckGreat movie. He played that role perfectly

It’s always been a pretty big 2a taboo, to hit someone in the back as the run away. Certain recent “events”, have put people on edge, so now it’s like all former rules regarding self defense, have been thrown out the window. Mostly a result of the huge influx of newbs to the 2a scene. They just don’t get it.

You justifying someone being shot 3 times IN THE BACK is why America is so fucked up.

@@ourhandsaretied We have a lot of problems but valid self-defense isn't one of them. What is your ideal approach to the situation, they just let him rush in and start beating their daughter to death? If you don't want to get shot then maybe don't break down the door leading to someone shouting "leave, I have a gun."

He even waited till the guy broke the door in and tried to actually get in. He left him time to change his mind and leave, but he didnt and showed he was a real threat.

​@@ourhandsaretiedit was pure self defense I'm european btw ;)

​@@ourhandsaretiedstop defending dead creeps incell

I wondered at that name, being a big fan. What are the odds such a unique name is not as unique as I thought. 😮

It’s his cousin, they have the same name.

I hear you but what makes it ok for that family to go IN HIS property? Isn't that what everyone is saying the other guy is a hero for? You can't have it both ways...

He was obviously an asshole. But that doesn't remove his right to defend himself when he's jumped and attacked on his own property.

I believe OP was just reiterating how much of an ahole the guy was and leaving and judgement of his legal guilt well alone…

@@lisasteel6817 judgement of legal guilt being they got killed in someone else's property. Just saying

@@AuntErmaoftheBeans what?

That neighbour was batshit 😂

Amen

I recall an incident that changed my childlike mindset forever. So as a tiny skinny kid I’d wear my dad’s old shirts as bedtime gowns,.We my dad and I were at my aunts house a first floor apartment. So I remember I was wearing that shirt with just my underwear and I recall my dad saying I should stop standing near the windows just so no one could see me; I didn’t know what a pervert was or fathom anything they could do to a girl my age (6) I woke up late probably midnight or so,had woken my dad up for a drink, I was thirsty and too small to reach the cupboard when I heard the window screen slide up and open. It’s pitch black I guess dad hadnt opened the fridge yet, but he heard it and looked and seen somebody trying to climb into the window and dad stood infront of me, turned on the light and chased the guys out of the backyard. Sometimes I wonder if they were just there to rob it or what else. I stopped dressing like that ever since. Fathers have even more of a hard time protecting their daughters

The neighbors a moron.

@@amberg4131 OMG - your story gave me goosebumps! Thank God for your father and you waking up!!

Yeah what a dunce…kid got what was coming to him but imagine the last thing you hear is this clown

That’s not what happened. They were discussing whether or not he was a threat still.

Nothing better to do but be a nosy parker.

Giving a lecture about the use of deadly force while the guy lies dying in the driveway. Even if he means well, his priorities are all fucked up. He actually pointed at the body and said, "he's about to die" while doing shit to try and stop it.

Agreed!

She was grifting for money cashing in on her brother's death.

I hate the “Karen” thing for exactly this reason. That and no matter how egregious behavior is, you can’t ask for a manager.

You sound like a karen

​@@TheGooglyminotaurlmfao, that's not it at all. It when people like you escalate a missed straw into a corporate call

​@@stonedsasquatch oh, you've met them? Or do all conversations with managers result in a call to corporate?

@@stonedsasquatch ok boomer

Because he likely knew he fucking deserved to get jailed - imagine doxxing somebody to millions of people saying they should be bullied and suffer through every waking moment of their day...

Dumb jurors.

​@@Ann-ly5lk Most jurors are dumb. It takes a real lack of intelligence to get stuck on a jury.

That was a case where although he is a piece of shit, he was also not guilty of murder.

​@@mareczek00713it has nothing to do with him being a scumbag. They went into his house attacked him. As a Canadain were we don't have those laws it's different. But this is the US and he had ever right to stab shoot what ever he wanted when some one comes into his home and attacked him. Other charges should put him in jail not this one.

I understand he shot through the closed door? If that's the case, then clearly he couldn't see him turning away.

That typo changes the imagery completely

I have not laughed this hard in a long time! Tragic & absolutely horrible event. But this comment is golden 😂​@SquidGains

@@SquidGains Haha 😂

@@SquidGainslmao right!!

Yeah like “poor poor me” 😂😂😂😂

Yeah, the BIG MAN is scared!

That's a neighbor you can borrow a cup of sugar from.

@@screweverything2215 that neighbour is an asshat

How are u joking about this? U get self defense but where's ur sympathy for a dying human?

@@wenb9270 play stupid games win stupid prizes, that's how.

I love the UKposts comments section 🤣

It's not mental health, it's the drugs. Even weed can mess up some people's mind. Don't do drugs.

I think this is the best comment.

​@@verabolton how are drugs the bigger problem here?

​@verabolton how is drugs the problem, the dude had 0 drugs in his system, he didnt do this because of weed, he snapped and was gonna get that girl even if he had to break down the door, he probably thought he could get his hollywood ending, what he got was himself deader then a plank of wood

@@veraboltonhe had no intoxicants in his system though

And hero hubby 😍😂

The craziest part of that one is that was Sebastian Maniscalco’s (famous comedian) cousin, and they have the same exact name 😂 I’m not joking

@@CantTellYouI came here to ask if it was THE Sebastian Maniscalco and glad I saw your comment. Apparently most of Mike’s comment section don’t know great comedy.

@@CantTellYou Yes! I was so surprised to hear the same name as that hilarious comedian !

I agree. The fact that they even made a FB page to slander the girl's family and spread lies was totally disgusting too. Explains why their son grew up to be an abusive partner

@@sharraleigh yeah it's always like that, our son is a perfect angel and can't do no wrong. Give me a F-ing break.

I agree. Parents don't really know their kids because the average kid keeps a lot of secrets from the time they turn 13 until they reach about 30 or 40, when they finally learn who they really are themselves. I wish we knew how to change that. Maybe it's about trust; kids trusting their parents enough to talk openly about what's really going on in their heads; but I don't know. But then parents would have to be grateful for their kid's honesty instead of getting angry or over-reacting, or whatever, so there's *that* problem.

@@g-maof8491 Actually it's more of people allowing whatever to happen. Some parents were abused and then pass that on to their kids and so on. Now yeah their are cases where the parents are abusive and the kid becomes better and their a chances that we have great parents where the kid is just a anomaly when they go crazy. Yeah I wish we could find out why this happens.

​@@sharraleigh Well, now we know where he got it from. What a wretched family.

In his defense; neighbor's wife heard gun shots and immediately started making the family a casserole, probably.