how not kill these Dem break up soon and I will kill more the courtroom traditionally a Bastion of order and de Forum transforms into a stage where The Human Condition unfolds in ways that will leave you questioning the very essence of truth and the boundaries of the law from jaw-dropping confessions to unforeseen twists that defy even the most seasoned legal Minds these courtroom moments are etched in the annals of legal history join us as we delve into the heart stopping spine tingling Tales of Justice sered with an unexpected side of drama we will start with the Russian [Music] Court while the trial was ongoing a Russian guy who was on trial for the murder of his sister attempted to somehow Escape via the roof when loned gracer then 18 was sitting in a glass wall box at sherbinski court in 2019 he believed he could slip out while everyone was watching the Russian tried to make a break for it but many policemen saw him and grabbed his leg before he could get too far through the tile ceiling in the process it seemed like he misplaced his pants as one police officer holds Greer's leg the other cries for help and gracer is able to shake off his pants and release a leg the police managed to restrain the Russian until assistance could come and when it did he struck in with a taser to bring him to the ground after agreeing to descend grer was able to slide back into the box to stop him from escaping any further he was Shackled as soon as he pulled up his pants grayer's situation was awful even if it was amusing to watch how he managed to escape he said that Satan had given him the command to murder aryat Coral his 21-year-old sister which Witnesses at the murder site report that grer stripped while scribbling demonic symbols in blood over his sister's body and his head just before police backup arrived he was pleading with them to free him of Satan the eyewitness said he allegedly did not mention Satan in a confession to Russian police but rather said that murdering his sister was necessary and that he did what he had to do the shirinsky district court in Moscow condemned graser to m mandatory mental medical therapy in September [Music] 2020 next we will move towards the Australian Court a South Australian man who attempted to escaped detention by jumping from a court docket has been imprisoned for a minimum of one year Daniel James Nicholson 35 was accused and entered a guilty plea to two charges deliberately causing damage to a prescribed emergency worker and trying to escape from detention after making an effort to run on September 15 2020 the O Sullivan Beach father of four made his first court appearance in connection with accusations of carrying an offensive weapon and owning a restricted weapon Nicholson may be seen jumping over the dock in video footage after realizing that his bail had been revoked by judge Zu o Conor after Nicholson freaked out about the verdict two Sheriff's officers confront him and make an effort to stop him from leaving the Christ's Beach magistrates Court after a fight breaks out Nicholson makes his second triy at jumping from the pier and falls on the bar table Brendan Gachet the police prosecutor instantly grabs the defendant and pushes him to the ground but Nicholson escapes his grip Nicholson is pulled from behind loses his equilibrium and falls backwards the sheriff's deputies help catch him again after that Nicholson is confined one Sheriff's deputy had to wear a moon boot for 6 weeks after breaking his right foot in the incident judge LEL Chapman said at Nicholson's sentence that the sheriff's deputy was unable to drive and required assistance with dressing and bathing you what she said that the guy had anxiety about his [Music] interaction [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] he [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] ah [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] he [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] a [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] mother on a blanket in Joshua's master bedroom additionally according to the prosecution Morgan admitted to the police that he loved fire and had started one in the residence two weeks before the Adolescent broke down in tears once again in court after entering a guilty plea to charges of thirdd deegree arson criminal Behavior toward a minor and involuntary manslaughter now in a dramatic new development Kimberly long has just been released there were hugs of relief the Riverside County District Attorney's Office dropped the murder charge against a woman from Corona after admitting they couldn't prove her guilt our ethical Duty under the law therefore compels us to move to dismiss at this time right I'm H in case dismiss thank you the corona lady went to jail in 2003 for killing her lover the California Supreme Court ruled that Kimberly Louis long who was 45 will have a new trial in November 2020 after her lawyer's success y claimed that she did not have enough legal help during her sentence when her lover Oswaldo aande was found dead in her house long was charged with murder she went through two cases in the first hearing which began in 2005 the jury could not decide what to do she was found guilty of second deegree murder in December 2005 in 2006 she was given a 15 life sentence her lawyers argued against her 2014 arrest long told the cops about what happened at ki's home in Corona on October 6 2003 the police found Ki dead in a terrible situation his autopsy showed that he had been hit hard long was caught after telling the police that shei and Khan had fought before he died the California Innocence Project and the California Western School of Law helped long take her case to the California Supreme Court after she was found guilty the Innocence Project says that long and her lawyer were able to convince the jury that she did not have any blood on her clothes even though K's body was covered in blood there's no way that the person who committed this murder wouldn't have been covered in blood and Kimberly had no blood hon her the cops didn't care that she passed a polygraph test there was someone who saw her die in the flat hours after Condy did the murder scene had a cigarette butt with DNA that could not be used to identify the the person the judge in Riverside County superior court who oversaw Long's cases agreed to give her a new trial in 2016 according to the district attorney's office he did that because he agreed that she didn't get good legal advice during her trial which is what led to her guilt he didn't do it because he thought she was innocent the prosecutors took their case to the appell court which overturned the lower Court's decision to give the woman a new hearing and upheld her sentence in November the Supreme Court didn't agree with the appeals court and said there should be a new hearing Mike hisan the district attorney said that long was no longer charged with murder a news report stated we can no longer prove the case Beyond A Reasonable Doubt to a jury in part due to the lengthy passage of time since the murder and the deaths of key Witnesses long has long protected people who were wrongly accused the story was told to kids in India in in 2017 during her talk long hop that telling her story would encourage more young people to become criminal defense lawyers watch DA's investigation also played a role I'm very grateful for crime watch daily thank you so much for for doing this story we appreciate it not mad at them I am thankful for my freedom I'm glad if I can even change one life she said in her 2017 speech such smart and pretty kids you should become lawyers and help people who are wrongly accused now in a dramatic new development Kimberly long has just been released an emotional Kimberly long walked out of the courtroom hand in hand with her family for the last time I want to say thank I want to say thank you your honor because been 27 years i' been fighting for my life 27 years after being being wrongfully convicted of murder when he was a teenager John bun broke down in tears in court after being proven not guilty of the crime John bun has been waiting for this moment since 1991 when John bun who is now 41 years old thanked a judge in New York for not convicting him of murdering Roland misher in 1991 he broke down in tears after expressing his gratitude on Bun's Journey For Justice began on August 13th 1991 when he was taken into custody for the murder he was just 14 years old or younger after being convicted of murder with the use of contaminated evidence he was sentenced to 17 years in jail despite the fact that Mr bun who resided in Brooklyn was granted his freedom in 2019 he continued to work towards clearing his record in the case where a former Detective Ive who had investigated the murder of nisher was accused of fabricating evidence lying in court and cusing others to confess he was found not guilty of the acts in question as a result of the evidence of the only witness Robert croon a second prison officer who was present during the shooting Mr bun and his buddy Rosen hardgrave who was 17 years old at the time were found guilty of the murder of nisher detective Lewis scarcella a graced former star detective whose body of work has prompted an investigation by the Brooklyn district attorney took a picture of the kids a great number of sentences have been reversed and a great number of cases that are connected to Mr scarcella are now being investigated the Judgment that had been handed down to Mr bun was overturned and a new trial was ordered by judge shaia Simpson of the Brookland Supreme Court in 2016 there was not enough evidence to support the allegations according to local news reports which said that authorities had announced that they were withdrawing the charges they won't admit it or swear I'm not guilty the judge completely forgives me but I'm innocent your honor and I always have been innocent Mr bun told the court as he cried he stated I want to thank you so much for what you have done for me in saving my life and the lives of my family I've been fighting for 27 years to keep my life and remain innocent to do that you need a judge who is Not Afraid tell know that y convicted and had a wrong man in prison after the tears of joy you all had the wrong man this whole time and you have someone out there running free he told the investigators you were wrong to act the way you did also Mr harre will will not be tried again after his murder sentence was overturned in 2015 the defense lawyer for Mr bun Glen Garber said that the problems with the prosecution's case were very obvious there was no probable cause to make an arrest Mr Garber of the exoneration initiative which helps people in New York who have been wrongly convicted for free said Miss Simpson agreed even though she looked angry when she cleared Mr bun there were hugs of relief some moments are just worth waiting for she said this case was tried a jury was chosen evidence was delivered and it was over in one day that doesn't make sense to me at all in the hushed confines of a courtroom where justi as Teeters on the precipice of a life-altering decision the air is thick with tension the gallery's collective breath holds Steady As The gavl Echoes sealing the fate of an individual whose actions have sent shock waves through our society in a moment that defies the ordinary we delve into the aftermath of a School shooters trial where the Echoes of tragedy reverberate with an unsettling intensity in the nation there was one more school shooting it happened in a remote Washington State High School this time a 15-year-old kid is charged for shooting four of his classmates one of whom was killed prior to this occurrence Caleb sharp the youngster had been with a school counselor about his Suicidal Thoughts he took two weapons to school shortly after wounding three pupils and killing one more he claimed in court filings that he assaulted these youngsters because as they were bullying him the majority of Caleb's peers were aware of his problematic conduct according to the records They say that he would often bring notes to school indicating that he was about to do something stupid the kids further state that Caleb had an obsession with gun violence and had uploaded videos of himself shooting and tinkering with weapons on the internet in the little Hamlet of Rockford Caleb sharp was a student at Freeman high school there were three 300 pupils in the school and most of them knew one another very well on September 13 2017 that tragic day Caleb fled home and left his parents a suicide note after that he fired shots at four students the school hasn't answered as of yet it's unclear what kind of therapy Caleb had or how his suicide thoughts were addressed it is known that Caleb did bring an assault rifle and a pistol to school per court filings he carried the pistols into the school in a duffel [Music] [Music] bag Caleb took the AR-15 weapon out and began firing it into the corridor as soon as he was within the school grounds the firearm became stuck I always knew you were going to shoot up the school a fellow student remarked to Caleb as they approached him Caleb fired the pistol striking him in the head an abdomen Caleb continued to shoot hitting three more kids with the pistol he dropped the revolver rver when it jammed and gave himself up to a janitor who was coming the janitor assisted him on the ground until the police could come then Caleb was sent to a juvenile prison facility Caleb said at the correctional facility that he had shot the pupil due to bullying although he did not name the individual he said that he did it to demonstrate to everyone what occurs when someone bullies someone else it is anticipated that the three injured classmates will make a full recovery may be handled as a juvenile offender due to his age even though he is anticipated to be charged with many crimes including murder guns had always peaked Caleb's interest and it seems the school overlooked his menacing demeanor following the killing of four of his classmates at Freeman High School in 2017 Caleb sharp entered a guilty plea to charges of premeditated murder and attempted murder he was given a 40-year to life sentence sharp will spend at least the next 35 years behind bars with credit for almost 5 years spent until he is eligible for parole at the age of 55 the punishment was imposed in front of a full courtroom after Sharp's earlier in the day address to the victims and community in January sharp entered a guilty plea to three charges of attempted murder second deegree assault and premeditated murder the state in defense presented psychologists evidence to the court at Sharp's sentencing trial psychologists differed on whether Sharp's mental Stave at the time of the shooting could be diagnosed but they all concluded that sharp is unlikely to commit violent crimes again Sharp's public defense attorney Brook Foley said on Friday morning that sharp ought to be punished below the usual range as he was a juvenile offender due to his age and inexperience at the time of the incident Foley requested a fixed sentence of 20 years according to Foley the legislation in Washington makes it evident that miners brains are still developing which lessens their culpability for their acts after serving his time in prison sharp ought to be given the opportunity to have a fulfilling life and reach important life Milestones like getting married having a family and voting according to the legislation the penalty must emphasize Rehabilitation rather than retaliation Foley said she said that the sentence review board could provide the community the guarantees that sharp would get therapy and won't be freed until he is prepared to reintegrate into society in his lengthy remarks before imposing the sentence boundaries of 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