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Oops.. I Think He's Innocent

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0:00 this guy ever since then has been on death row and the detective who put him there now realizes that he's innocent but there's nothing he can really do wait cuz the detective was like wait I finally realized this case I [Music] up so there's this crazy um really sad story that I read cuz you know I love sad stories where like someone someone dies I'm drawn to those too yeah I'm very partial Ryan loves sash this has been a whole day of sad he's led by sadness inside out too call back go ahead what was that you missed one of the best videos we've ever done best video ever probably best video we done when was the last time you blow your load by yourself for a streaming we probably going to win the streaming this year because of that one oh we got you

0:50 did you did a streaming one yeah we did a couple we did like three of them yesterday I'm surprised they never invite us we did a group hug after we were glad that you weren't here oh that's great okay all right so this took a picture to sa for that moment and you weren't here we did this and it was an empty spot is for Jason chenny cuz he came up with the idea yeah chenny Chen's bit his spe all right so it's about this guy named Robert Robertson Robert Robertson my God these guys 12year olds here is this Jo been doing Joe's been doing shots since 11:00 Robert Rober Robertson theii oh that's even worse stoping making fun of this guy leave him alone a legacy name this was in 2003 that this guy was

1:41 uh convicted and sentenced a death row what you guys want to laugh continue don't leave don't skip all the information the joy is sa he's in death row okay this guy 2003 Recs yeah he was he was convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter oh this was in a Palestine in Texas uh a lot of things happen in Palestine yeah it doesn't exist jesz his uh so his daughter he was uh you guys heard about shaking baby syndrome yeah yeah yeah when you ████ shake the ████ out of the ████ baby so that and then they and then they syndrome and then they die na it cuz you're like shut up shut up you ████ baby shut the ████ up is this like treadmill Dad what's treadmill dad you remember treadmill dad oh the one that was like to that's crazy yeah so this

2:32 guy was he was sentenced to death row um and then uh so he's a 57-year-old guy he his baby he actually brought the kid into the hospital after she had um he said he found her unconscious and fell out of the bed oh so um the kid itself was described as very sick so the doctors were prescribing her with this medication called feneran which is a I guess like the something they don't really prescribe anymore and also gave her coding that's not good yeah which is so the doctor's overdosed a baby and then blamed it on him so the following night she went to sleep next to her dad woke up and he found her unconscious oh no ████ and then uh through the investigation this is what they found basically uh Robert had been given

3:23 custody of her by the grandparents after the mother denied custody when they went to interview Robert about what happened he seemed really like uh cold about it so that was kind of like a red flag and they were like when they interviewed people that know him they said he kind of has a bad temper and when they looked up the when they did the autopsy they were like oh looks like shaking baby syndrome turns out turns out eventually by 2003 shaking baby syndrome has been deemed not reliable as a as a way of babies dying it's it's kind of debunked Now by 2003 did you know that I didn't know that at all I know that until right now so they don't use that anymore that's no longer so you could go back to shaking babies now you shake them all well it's no longer able to be determinable as like that's how the baby died it's still a

4:13 thing that you shouldn't do obviously but it's not it can't be used as like a valid cause of death now since 2003 don't shake the baby though man if you ever held a baby in your hands you're like dude you could kill this baby like EAS start crying too much this guy ever since then has been on death and the detective who put him there now realizes that he's innocent but there's nothing he can really do wait cuz the detective was like wait I finally realized this case I ████ up he realizes it now that he ████ up how do you how do you just suddenly realize that even when the the thing is debunked like 20 years ago because because the way that times have changed the reason that that he was cold about the baby being dead is cuz they found out that he's autistic he's autistic the baby is autistic no Robertson Robert Robertson the thir

5:05 Robertson they found out that he's cuz you know back then they didn't really they're just looking at you like oh you're a ████ cold ████ but now they have like mental assessments and they're finding out that he it's not that he's cold it's artistic that's just his thing like what about did they find out the culprit of the baby's death is it the medication strongly believes it's the medic the coding they get the baby coding yeah you're not supposed to give a baby coding that's for rappers ████ they don't think that he that that's uh now that shaking baby syndrome is not deemed to be a possibility that's the only other thing it could be but he actually claims that he didn't do it do it but most of the evidence is like really showing that yeah he probably didn't are you telling me that scientists like shook babies with s███████ and they're like inconclusive no data found yeah shaking we shaking we shake a baby for 38 hours and then someone else is out there like

5:55 but what's your sample size if it wasn't at least a th000 babies out of you can't that's not real science here's here's the crazy thing it says that the Doctor Who even thought of that term shaking baby syndrome the doctor that like through his study he was autistic he might have been but he actually is the one saying that it's been used mainly to imprison innocent people oh whoa that's a little too on the nose yeah that's crazy right that it's being more misused than it is like it's like a lazy uh what is it called like a lazy like a miscellaneous drawer like I don't know where to put any just put in the miscellaneous drawer what's more Poetic Justice in the empathetic way to a person who's autistic compensation for a guy who's been on death row for 20

6:45 years or Justice to the guy who put him there if you're autistic compensation I don't think they give a ████ about I I for an i this is what the detective said he said I think it if it would have been properly investigated we wouldn't be getting her now probably uh it was bad losing her I would do anything now to bring her back and then also it's been 20 years did this detective just find out that the dude's possibly autistic like what did he have like a dream and then wake up with some sort of euphoric like aha moment yeah aha like what it's not like suddenly we like last month discovered that people with Autism have different emotional calibration what it looks like is that he gathered all he did his investigation gathered all the evidence but based on the interviews from other people that were like talking about the

7:35 character of Robert it was like the jury was basically like they believed that he did it so it's the jury's fault let's blame them let's shake them yep shake them up the reason why he's in life in prison is because of you guys you judge this person to go die and rot in jail the only thing that makes me feel good about this is the idea you guys see the movie Boondock Saints remember they're sitting in the prison for a second and then they have that there's a storm and they wake up at the same time cuz there's like a Godly Vision where they understand their purpose that's the only thing that excuses something like this in terms of like like a detective suddenly being like 20 years later like aha he must have been autistic cuz like that research has been out you know what I mean whether it be the debunk or the autism like feeling cold if you don't understand what's going on like or

8:25 coding giving to that to a kid all the variables exist and are not new research to about that dream never happened to kamla Harris cuz we know she put a guy behind bars and she laughed about it and he was completely innocent and I'm trying to lap up all the propaganda I can get about it cuz it affects my cpto so the the detective is working together with uh Robert's Lord to try to get him a new trial but damn who knows how that's going to go kudos for a justice system huh yeah it was cuz the um one of the I like clap like there was an interview there was an interview that was saying that like oh Ro I've seen Robert spank the kid and shake her and also threaten to kill her oh so I guess those are strong pieces of evidence too

9:16 yeah could you lead with that evidence next time before I get ████ passionate about the system being all ████ up hey your empathy empath empath but also because because of stuff when you guys know like when there's I had my aha moment right now when there's a custody batt some things can just be said that may be may not be true yeah but I'm I'll kill you it's pretty crazy well there's no recording of him saying that that's just what they said he said sometimes people just say things and they don't mean it this isn't like Alison chow and Annie's hot mom type stuff you know this is like wood wood Annie's hot mom you're digging to Grandma she probably young too have you seen her wood w u l d w all day all day put them in my face and I close my eyes and I'll forget whatever happened after that so I put a

10:07 bag over my head s ████

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