0:00 [Music] all right check this out an illinois man let his twin brother serve 20 years in prison before finally admitting he was actually the real kid what the ████ he led his brother he ████ what though 20 years wow you know what i'm like i'm like 80 something now i guess i lived a good full life i could come clean you know who actually did it it was me so here's the here's the twins right here oh they're twins yeah dude so his brother knew it was his dad so ████ is it because a dna match because they're twins i it could be or they just ████ look the same in that i thought ████ twins got that ████ yeah there wasn't one of the twin those other ones ████ lying and ████ maybe it wasn't a
0:50 dna thing maybe it was just like a you know like a line up you know what i mean and they're just like oh it's that one for sure she's like that's ████ him yeah it could have been or it's like one of those things where everyone wishes they had a clone and twins they do so it's like it's cool my clone gets to do that while i get to live my life yeah sometimes like you know the twin just like eats the other one inside the belly but like this is just like an outside of the belly version oh man so these twins they um have different first and last names one of them's kevin dugard the other guy is carl smith uh kevin dugar is the guy that's in jail and uh he was convicted of a gang-related killing in 2003 and um he was sentenced to 54 years in prison but he maintained that he was innocent the whole time he's like i didn't do it i didn't do it did he ever say it was a twin brother and everyone
1:40 was like yeah we heard that you probably you might even know who yeah yeah nice that's where it gets a little complicated right because you probably you think oh he probably didn't know that's what i thought but the twin thing you know right because they got the they got the they got the twin up link yeah yeah i do they got the freaking lan connections maybe not having the same last name kind of disconnected disconnected the router yeah you know it makes a lot of sense it ruins the connection a little bit you know yeah something about the what the freaking wpa key yeah what about the password it's like when you change the password to your modem and ████ and then like when you used to connect there and you go to your friend's house and you're like yo what happened to the passwords like i changed it so that's what the last name does sorry i wish you a scientist on the show sometimes because i might as i have these kinds of questions but then i don't know how it works 5g keeps you covered anyways yeah it's true all right i believe uh so so what happens is smith the guy who the
2:30 twin who's not in jail writes him a letter about a decade later and he says i have to get it off my chest before it kills me so i'll just come clean and pray you can forgive me and uh then he signs a sworn statement confessing to the crime and he contacts his twins lawyers wow he never even visited him in jail so is he going to switch a round now is he going to prison while his brother gets out yeah it gets even better yeah because in um does his brother get to sue the state now so three years after his confession and 13 after his twins conviction he said to a judge i'm here to confess to a crime that i committed that dugar was wrongly accused of but the retrial was refused because the confession came at a time where smith was also serving a 99-year sentence
3:20 himself oh so they're thinking you have nothing to ████ lose that's why he was doing it yeah he's like hmm trade the 90 years for 15. let me go this one actually i did that yeah that's what they he's releasing his brother so he could take the fall that's another way of looking at it who knows damn in the beginning you had me there i was like you ████ back and now i'm like you honorable son of a ████ now that's the twin connection that is the router is not this way i think ████ is still part of it though no i think it's come here than ever i think so what do you think so this 99-year sentence guy you think he's telling the truth the twin who's saying that oh it was me that did it let him out you think he's when did he get the 99 year sentence all right here's what he got at four i'll tell you that um he was convicted uh after a home invasion ended with a six-year-old child being shot in the head oh
4:10 wow he's not honorable you want to take that guy's word so twins the twin connections like one guy murders the other guy murders too i guess oh wait is the 99 the guy already in jail oh so he committed another crime yeah a burglar he had his own ████ a burglary and a kid got killed in that yeah so that's a separate thing he got indicted that's a separate thing the six-year-old child being shot in the head he's he's serving 99-year cents for that and then um we're confused both of them are criminals both well both of them are criminals in the system but one of them saying that he did all the crime and that guy didn't do anything and the guy who quote unquote didn't do anything has also maintained that he was innocent the entirety of the time while his twin brother killed potentially more than one person and also here comes here comes everyone's favorite uh thing so the mom says
5:00 i don't know smith wouldn't lie about that [Laughter] moms are the best man moms man so she's pretty much saying that really one of her son actually is innocent and one is just evil yeah which one is the one in jail against smith technically both dugard which one's in jail right now smith is the douche bag they're both in jail but for different things do guard smith killed a kid and probably killed which one was the one first wrongly wrongly oh okay okay okay so smith is coming out now and saying actually dugard never did it was me yeah but it's conveniently that he has another crime that he's okay but then he still could get his brother off the case though because i thought dugard was the one serving a double crime but but the system or the judiciary system is saying his lines are just trying to get his brother off the hook but then here's what happens next so the the judge decided to um he
5:50 refused that retrial but the decision to refuse it was appealed by the center on wrongful convictions at northwestern university and after re-examination dugarr was released from cook county jail wow in chicago so he's out and his lawyer ronald safer said he is overjoyed to be free but is also adjusting to a world that is quite different from the world he left 20 years ago when he was arrested for this crime he did not commit why did he even let his brother take the fall on the floor colvid too out of all the time for that many years how much so uh he got dugard got convicted first and then smith got convicted later for his crime afterwards okay seems like uh yeah so he's probably already serving like a good amount of years and then he got popped for something else he did half his time do you so so so he went during y2k he thought the world was going to end with
6:41 the computers but it didn't right and then now he comes out during ████ covey like that's crazy lot has man a lot has changed that i don't know damn that is a different word what do you think the odds are that that twins that one of them is like a crazy-ass criminal the other guy's completely innocent like one is the angel one is the devil like a yin and yang i feel like very low yeah well i think i think this one makes sense so if they had two different last names i'm assuming they had two different dads so they actually had two different upbringings so this is like a case of like nature versus nurture where like the nurture really kind of like spread their destinies versus most twins same genetics and also very similar upbringing so they end up you know going to the same places you know i know some twins hold this knife i says i know some twins
7:31 that got into a uh like a house party fight and then uh ended up um there was a stabbing that occurred but because they were twins and they wouldn't uh one wouldn't rat the other one out the courts never were able to identify which one did it so they each split one sentence so one once i think was like an eight year sentence and then like one went in for like four years came out and then the other one went in for the next four years so if you're at a house party and you're a twin and you're getting your ass beat in a room is the other twin just in another room and he's just awesome he's getting his ass beat because he's like making out with the girls he's feeling all the hits like the matrix he's just sitting there yeah yeah he's sleeping that's how it works right the guy getting his ass beats also having like some kind of sexual feelings from whatever the other guy is doing oh yeah so he gets his ass beat and he comes oh it's confusing for both sides
8:22 why are you coming that's okay stop coming i'm coming [Laughter] that means the innocent twin is actually really down yeah like he's like ████ it i'll serve half of it yeah even though i didn't do ████ well maybe they didn't actually commit the moment but they were in the brawl you know what i'm saying yeah yeah yeah yeah that's wow that's crazy or maybe they held together and said twins combine their forces yeah they're both each holding the same knife dude if you're a twin and your twin dies do you just like turn to your family and you're like bye and then you fade away no it's like it's like back to the future where you're playing on stage
9:14 your hand just slowly disappears your head starts getting transparent twin ████ freaks me out dude that's crazy about triplets one dies and then the other two they're uplink it's stronger no they're 80 opacity if i have twins i'm gonna teach them to speak in sync all the time like those horror movies dress them the same way and then they can speak straight faced here yeah they don't speak together but they like say one word at a time to say the sentence and it's like perfectly seamless do you guys have uh twins in any other families no but the best twin prank you could ever do so when they're born and they're laying there next to each other you ████ put them in the same outfit and you shuffle them up a couple times and then that's it parents won't have any ████ idea which ones that's true that's how you do twin pranks dude you do it at the hospital they go the rest of their lives being switched is there a scientific way to
10:05 fully identify who's who like uh you can't i thought they both had the same styles yeah there's no other so like if uh if like let's say there was a fire and twins died you wouldn't be able to identify the ████ oh wow yeah i don't think so no unless one of them should have different dental records as a guest dude did you ever see that documentary about those triplets got split up yeah in a science experiment they grew up in all different uh in a science experience and it was revealed way later that it was this ████ experiment that they didn't even know that's the biggest it was just the prank bro i've ever heard so it's a social experience it's a social experiment and these scientists would go to their house and visit them like periodically and these kids they grew up thinking it's uncle bob being visited yeah but they were being visited for ████ progress report to see if nature versus nurture was really like true why don't we have cool science like that anymore i think it's because it's cruel
10:56 did you say cruel science or cool science cool science yeah you should you need to change that r and the u and the e and make it cool this will work for the three o's [Music] [Applause] [Music] you
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