FK HIM LIFE NO PARROLL UR GOING TO POPULATION ; THAT WOULD BE JUSTICE !!!

Yes to this

@coffinperson I don't agree, he wanted it to seem like he had some sort of control over this, he already knew he was going to get the death penalty. That's coming from someone who doesn't believe in the death penalty but sees exactly what he's doing there.

Imo he knew what was coming and just wanted to get it over with asap. Instead of prolonging any fear/anxiety the sentencing would've give if done in a regular lengthy fashion.

You've watched a lot of men beg to die?

I don't really need to a sworn admission of defeat from the defeated in any situation. For me, victory does not lie in the hands of the vanquished to dispense as they please. So when you're sitting there in shackles, looked at as garbage by all, and condemned by the state to death, that's what speaks. Not his empty bluster and bravado. The scoreboard speaks. Not the guy walking off saying "Oh, yeah, this was exactly what I wanted to see happen, losing this game 200-0."

The thing is once you die you are free from everything. As peaceful as before you existed.

​@@joem5762thing is you dont know that for sure. Nobody truly knows what happens when we die, the only way we will know is when we die. So its best to just have an open mind to all possibilities cause anything is possible.

@@joem5762 I agree. He doesn't deserve anything good for eternity.

Prior to abolition in the UK the sentence of death was usually carried out within a month of sentencing. And when the sentence was carried out there was no fuss or fanfare, no public or press witnesses and no last words. The executioner entered the condemned’s holding cell, pinioned him and marched him to an adjacent room where he was place on the trap door, noose over his head and down he went. Often times the entire process took less than 10 seconds. This really was swift justice and as humane as it could ever be. Compare this to the media circus that judicial executions have become in the US. The real victims of the death penalty are those that are involved in carrying it out.

😂😂😂

@@KillersWalkFree lol

"Your excellency..."

😂😂😂😂

@@BakoBoi😂

either that or he was hoping the judge would do the opposite and give him a life sentence reverse psychology maybe?

from the judge

​@@SeminarioMAE hi steven

@@planetcaravan2925 hi christopher

Could be, but I'm only 40 years old and doubt I would live long enough to be executed if I was on death row in most states.

Genius comment. What an absolute narcissist this dude is...

Exactly! He sounded like he was at the academy awards. Creep.

​@@MsBerries25😹😹😹😹

Agree and he got a little dig in saying to the prosecution "maybe next time I'll be the good guy and you the bad one"....Guess he figures this is just the first of his 9 lives.

Very sad

I bet he'll be tweaking out his mind when he finds out he'll be stuck in fire and brimstone together with ethernal torment..

@@kendallevans4079 He could be part cat.

@@AlexMartin011 Feral?

On the contrary, he's as predictable as sunrise.

@@mariemccann5895he owned them 😂😂

I mean there is a whole group of people who think you go to heaven when you die. That belief is no more correct than his

​@@illbet4589 Nobody knows what happens with certainty after death that goes for atheists and religious people

@@joshanderson924 Agreed. I don't think we are supposed to know. I think it's very possible that life continues.

underratet comment

😂

Bro basically rage quit

gg

😂😂😂

Yeah, I agree. His excessive use of the word euthanasia shows he clings to control even if he doesnt have any in this situation

Great analysis, I agree.

I agree. It is still about him.

Feel bad for his victims and relatives.

I agree. This is a book example how narcissist would act in this circumstances. his nice talk to everyone is sooooo typical for these kind of people

Fear.

We all will find it out 😀

who wants to come back here?? This world is evil

I mean look at Richard Ramirez he said “he will be avenged Lucifer dwells within us all”and he was reincarnated in the uvalde shooter Salvador Ramos both Mexican American both grew up in Texas

Yeah , "you know."

@@now-you_See_me Unless death is non-existence, in which case we all WON'T find out (we'd need to exist - to be alive - in order to find out).

are you talking about defendant or the judge... or both of them?

More like nothing to gain

Words of a typical narcissist.

Its a man who has accepted death. Most of us would do well to accept it at his age he looks pretty old

True, nothing to lose as far as he's concerned but has totally lost humane for his victim's family....he is a cold blooded salvage😢

Yep.

@@kd2239 Do you know what he did? killed someone? but I don’t know the full story

Some people learn that's the only way to be. Not much you can do to change it sadly.

HE STATED WHY ACTUALLY, IN SENTENCING HIM TO DEATH, THE INMATE GETS A CELL FOR HIMSELF AND GETS TREATED BETTER THAN IN GENERAL POPULATION. HE ALSO KNOWS THAT DEATH ROW INMATES GET TO STAY ALIVE FOR MANY YEARS, SOME EVEN UP TO 20 YRS BEFORE THEY ARE PUT DOWN, THAT'S WHY HE STATED HE WANTS IT

@@leelunk8235 What did he do who did he kill can somebody tell me

Well,.when you belief system is that you come back again, the people he killed arent really dead, just moved onto the next life force

Why would he say that if he don't feel sorry?

he justifies he was born into a bad environment and blames fate on it. ''In this life, I was the bad guy, you are the good guy.''

The "victims" are full of it too

If he did say it you all would say "such a fake apology" and if he didn't you all would say he should have said it. a little bit incoherent in my opinion

He just hasn't had the control taken from him yet, then they become believers

That assumes that you don't believe in the judgement .

​@@uhuhuuuhhh9883 when he go behind the thin curtain from the natural to spiritual he will be very shock and surprise

That also count for women

He literally begged for death as to be comfortable in his last days..this man has more to lose than most people in the comment section. Only a fool looks at that man and think he has nothing to lose. He’s lost so much..he speaks as someone who has done nothing but lose..it’s sad

Nah, he just knows it's either sit in a prison cell for years until he slowly dies or be put down quick. He said it himself, it's about being more comfortable for himself.

@@itchiegames there is no such thing as being put down quick on death row anymore. He will sit there for 10 to 15 years at the least. He also is definitely saying all of that to win the power back. You can tell instantly that he is a narcissistic psychopath that only cares about himself

It’s one more middle finger to the victims and their families as though he is getting what HE wants. (Or says he wants) Psychopathic.

​​@@WithLoveAshleyell I'd rather that than waste tax money on keeping killers alive. If all murderers got the DP, the country would probably save billions over their lifespan. And I think in the end, the fact that he's dead, will give some closure after all is said and done.

@@bakedpotato420 it costs more money for the death penalty actually due to the appeals and lengthy process overall. I am pro death penalty and live in Texas where I joke we have the express lane for the DP. I’m simply stating that my opinion of THIS murderer’s intentions was to ACT like they were doing him a favor and giving him what he wants.

Thats not exactly what happened. This outcome was inevitable, him “wanting” it was nothing more than a fabrication he came up with to give off the illusion of control when in reality he had none.

@@HouseTre007still got it so 😂

Sorry no it was a trick. Why would he appeal if he wanted the death penalty. He played himself

​@@lifedeatherthen why is he appealing if he got what he wanted?

If he truly wanted death penalty he wouldn’t have had an appeal already ready to go

Didn't care about ethics or what is moral towards a fellow human being which are real world things so brushing off some make belief stuff isn't that hard I would imagine.

Like a Boss

If he asked God for the forgiveness of his sin,then his soul is ok.

@@jimmyjohnson1452 100% agree

@@jamedlock83 he hasn’t as far as I’m aware

Manipulate: control or influence (a person or situation) cleverly, unfairly, or unscrupulously. He's unable to control the judge or his decision. It's amazing to me that you (and MANY others) see manipulation where I see sincerity. One of us is wrong.

@@brady167 That’s hilarious! You’re really funny 🤣😂🤣

@@poppyrowland1385 Thank you. Unintentional humor must mean natural talent.

maybe he changed..the murder was 20 years ago

Y que si habla enserio, que es peor estar encerrado en una celda por años, o simplemente requerir la pena de muerte. Descando eterno.

Yeah but he wiped it on himself which doesn't make sense

@@AS-fd9jc It's more of a personal gesture, not so much about cleaning the hand

@@jester4133 that doesn’t make sense

@@AS-fd9jc Well, from an objective point of view the hand of the murderer is not more dirty then any other human hand. So it is just a "mental cleaning"

When you realize your school, job, money, lifestyle doesn’t make you any better than someone that has none of that… You realize this al just a joke anyway. Ain’t no god buddy

Gotem lol

Funny enough, his soul was in fact- not fine… I’m Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC, and on an unrelated note, I’m sexually attracted to owls.

He does not have a soul and God does not exist.

😅🤣

@@donthaveaname1086😂😂😂

what i was thinkin

Really? I didn’t notice any scars…

He is the joker

What was he supposed to do cry?

Psycho

True or not his "sentiment" was morbid and dismissive. He's just indulged further in his narcissism. May he live an extremely uncomfortable life in prison.

Narcissistic people are notably afraid of death. If probably is something that made it easier for him to commit his crime. Narcissists eventually, because of their fear of death, have nothing to lose. If it's all over anyway in a matter of time, then what's the difference?

@@desertweasel6965but you don’t know

Funny thing is that the judge and other in that room might die way before this sentence is carried out

@@desertweasel6965 that’s why at the end the lawyer said they had an appeal already. He is afraid of death and wants to postpone it by trying to manipulate and by narcissistic actions.

I don't know the details. Why does he have to have kind words for the families? And just because he didn't does not equate to him not meaning what he said. He doesn't have to go thru those motions if he chooses not to or really isn't apologetic.

SMH that you think that. Are blind? All you have to do is watch his face. He is very genuine, sincere and real. What hard to believe is that a guy that is this apparently intelligent and collected committed these crimes.

Watching too many movies

@@301larussomusic nooo it’s truth He should’ve had those kind words for the family but he didn’t feel it so his words are empty to his lawyer the judge in the prosecutors I don’t know how number one comment and two didn’t understand my comment. Smh

@@DarhaLB I wouldn’t read too much into that cause this is something from 20 years ago. A lot happens in 20 years to a person. I wouldn’t make that judgement just seeing these 4-5 minutes he spoke.

Another commenter explained it. He has to legally file an appeal because it's mandatory in death sentence cases. So he filed it as soon as possible to keep the process moving forward as quickly as possible. So he does genuinely seem to be eager to die.

I think it's a comforting thought that we tell ourselves (and media produces) that anyone capable of murder is a sadistic, overly animalistic, loud and obnoxious uncontrollable person. But the truth is that anyone, and I mean _anyone_, is capable of it under the right circumstances and if they feel absolutely justified in their actions then they likely won't feel much remorse about it. Even the sweetest little granny you can imagine. Now, that's not to say that everyone is capable of becoming an outright vicious monster towards everyone. But very few people are, and that's more of a trope we convince ourselves of. Most killers aren't monsters, they are humans who succumbed to the very human emotion of extreme passion and made a bad decision in the heat of the moment. If you learn in-depth about the |-|it|er Youth then you'll see that the /vast/ majority of people are capable of what they deem to be justice. It's a very rare case that someone grew up in that environment and didn't agree to do it. We as homo sapiens are great apes, albeit hairless ones, but society plays a much larger part in our morals than we would ever think on first consideration.

@@intelstruggle8203 I agree with your sentiment that anyone is capable of murder, and yes society is preconditioned to assume they’re raving monsters. But in reality they’re just people. But when I was referring to murderers I met personally, I more or so was referring to those diagnosed as sociopaths/psychopaths. Those who crimes were premeditated and egregious.

You're afraid to wrote the word Hitler? Hitler is literally the guy's name and you're mentioning something historical

@@alistairproductions You're new huh. They'll shadowban you and delete comments for the dumbest things.

A lot of them are very manipulative. None of their "nice" and "polite" attitude comes without ulterior motives.

I mean legit some people truly believe that, and it may be true. Who knows.

@@JackIsNotInTheBox it's called belief in reincarnation, something that comes from 2 religions Hinduism and Buddhism.

I think it is true it's just we in another life completely

@@mitsuri3096 he’s gonna respawn as a stink bug

I mean you truly never know what happens. We don’t really know what self awareness and consciousness is. It’s extremely complicated and could perhaps be replicated who honestly knows

What soul? The devil already got it.

You don't get that he's a part of God's children and he wondered now sees his faults and is talking full responsibility not for you or I to judge but God himself and for us to let it go as he is paying for what he has done

​@@troycorbin3890 right, God forgives every sin and Jesus got on the cross for all.

​@@troycorbin3890he thinks he's going to be reincarnated, not spend eternity with God! He wanted to sound like this is what he wanted, that the court, victim's families didn't get THEIR way!

It's this type of thinking that gives him hope and liberty to be as selfish as he wants

You don't know that. How do you know it won't bring them peace? You aren't them. Don't be a chode

That's not what he ment. Death Row is literally Comfortable. It's like a Private 5 start resort only in prison.

​​@@salvyballacc You're wrong! He believes in reincarnation, therefore, he takes no responsability for his actions in this lifetime and thinks he'll live out his next life as a good guy. If it's a 15 year wait in prison until the death sentence is carried out that is part of his karma. He's learnt nothing.

@@salvyballacc I don’t doubt that, but his smugly acting like it was HIS request and acting as if the judge made the decision for him… screams of a big middle finger to the victims families. He really rubbed it in and acted like he had some sort of control over it.

@@Intrepid_Insomniac i know where you coming from because he too was rubbing it in their faces by saying it Would be more comfortable being on Death Row kinda like a spit in the face to the justice system at the same time basically saying they would be doing him a more good than harm.

Not necessarily true. In the united states there is an automatic appeal for death penalty cases. An appeal has to be filed on his behalf. He knows this and the way to speed it up is to file it . If not the state will have to appoint an attorney to do it. Then there will be countless psyche evaluations.

Thank you for releasing this statement.

When the judge said they had been waiting 20 years for justice, I was like wtf!?!🤬

He is such a polite, well mannered monster

Wot was his crime ? Gentleman killer ?

@@valsables5299 gentlemen sweep like when you’re in the NBA playoffs and they only let you win 1 game

From what i heard, it is mental torture. Death would be a mercy for him after spending years in a tiny cell for nearly 24 hours a day with nothing to do and no one to talk to.

To your point: why file an Appeal for the Death sentence order by the judge when he just asked the judge to put him out?🤨

@@RobinHood-fr8ev IMO: So he can spend the next 20 years appealing it all the way to the Supreme Court. (He spoke of wanting his request etc on record for ’the supreme court’) The death penalty is not allowed to be carried out while the appeal process is still underway. He knows the likelihood of how long the process takes, (apparently the average number of years it takes is 16+ years, depending on state n circumstances of course), and he thinks it’ll last till the end of his natural life. So he thinks he gets ‘his space’, his own room, 3 meals a day, no rent, no bills etc, for the rest of his life. He’s completely manipulating the system and, in his mind, he’s a genius.

Death sentence appeals are automatic.. he can then waive it

should have been been put in prison then put to death honestly.

He's going to find out his higher self is the one that does the judging, not God. And he's going to feel all the pain he caused from the victims perspective. Enjoy!

@@byerenny you're just as delusional as the defendant.

There is no soul.

If he expressed regret you would say he is lying and he would still be a monster to you

He's obviously not remorseful at all. "My soul is just fine" he said.

@@pigslefats exactly 😂😂😂😂😂

@@pigslefats apologizing for monsterous acts doesn't make the any less monsterous. Being unrepentant and seeking the best accommodations you can in your punishment just makes you look like more of a monster.

@@fishsohorny so if seeking the death sentence is the best accommodation why didn't the judge sentence him to life in prison

Absolutely sickening to observe. The politeness and enthusiasm creating a facade of acceptance and decency when in actually it shows not an ounce of remorse or even acknowledgement of the victims. I was impressed at the judge for refusing to engage and show it any respect or buy into its performance.

All of them...

@@CloudAerisSephiroth Remorse and regret will not make you wise. He knew what he did, and his compulsive behavior. Thinking it's sickening to observe only shows how much sickness there is in you. And don't try to tell me "Why are you supporting him", No I am not supporting or against him.

​​@@spookyskeleton4977hat about the people who served for the country? 😂😂😂

Seems to have no sense of guilt or remorse. The world exists to support his gigantic ego.

Ted Bundy was a "nice guy" that was so well liked by everyone. Polite, considerate and for those times, handsome. Yet he murdered so many women. You cannot tell by looking at anyone what their MO is

The most scary thing ever.

If I bumped into him in public I’d also think he’s polite yayyy.

We're all murderers, they are not different from "normal" people, we all can and would kill.

​@@rainacherienne1010 He is a flamer.

You clearly don't have the capacity to comprehend his master's doctor's degree in Narcissism!

@@Thilindel You clearly don't know what a rhetorical question is!!

@@lindsay33333 You clearly don't know what sarcasm is! I was kidding - I'm in EMS. I fully agree with you and your point initially. I was just doing what we do at work.

It’s bloody insane that US is still murdering prisoners!What a beautiful country to live in!China,US and North Korea👍!God bless “democracy “!

@@goodfella5302 some people deserve it

People are complicated

It is fake inside very nasty person hiding to come out don’t be fooled.Probably he is a psychopath sounds very pleasant good faker but no empathy inside.Listen to him he wants the death sentence for his selfish reasons never apologised once for his crimes.

That’s what makes them a monster. The ones that get angry in court usually have anger problems which means they have feelings. Guys like this is treating a murder trial like something super casual that’s what makes them scary monsters.

That's why many have died 😲

@@jobnieloliva5358 That’s the easiest way to sum it up right there. 😊

He said he did.

IKR!

This thinking is becoming more and more prevalent. It’s someone who believes their purpose on earth was predetermined, a pattern of belief that follows Buddhist/Hindu/Spiritual teachings of karma and dharma. I don’t know what drove this guy to murder but I actually believe if this man had a re-do at life he wouldn’t do it again. He has nothing to look forward to now but his own death. There’s the possibility he will be dealt a much better hand at life if reincarnation or the transmutation of souls exist.

Why did he sign a notice of appeal if he wanted a death sentence?

​@@CJDcow yeah that made me scratch my head

The meaninglessness of present Western existence.

He actually seems very emotional/irrational between the lines.

Hahaha

@@patrickn.6226 No doubt anyone would be in a case like this, esp. after hearing e.g. victims statements and testimony.

@@alecjones4676 I definitely understand your point, however a judge should not be involved that emotionally. He clearly got influenced intensely by the speech.

@@patrickn.6226 I mean it's certainly important for judges to be unbiased and unprejudiced in their decisions, but they are also understandably and empathetically human (the good ones at least), while this defendant is very plainly an unrepentant monster. I just don't understand how anybody could fault a judge for expressing very understandable outrage over what this man did, along with his blase attitude regarding his actions.

Check out the judge's body language, clearly he was out of control, embarassed, and angry af. Because mr. Lorenzo took control from this control power hungry freak. xD

Arrivederci

@@HeBaptizesWithFire esatto cosa pensavo (exactly what I was thinking) 🤣

Hillsborough is a fun county

Nah, he’s cuckoo

Judge: “Say the words! Say you want this! Nothing happens till I hear you say it!”

He is being nice. There’s no reason for him to be mean or act crazy. He did disgusting things, but that doesn’t mean that he’s incapable of being nice to people.

No… he meant every word he said & he’s a textbook psychopath. These are the CEO’s & people you interract with daily who are nice & friendly but are devious to the core.The people he killed didn’t see it coming.

@@tiegideon9816 naive

@@-Chunk Meet people. Gain some life experience

@@-Chunk not naive, you = immature

Required by law. I know it's crazy, but there has to be an appeal.

Yes...obviously turned to the dark side some years ago. Prior to the crimes he committed, I sang in the same choir as Steven, and you would have NEVER guessed he would have done anything like he did then. I was even a guest in his Home once for a party...nicest guy you'd ever want to be around...until this. I moved to Boston from Tampa before the murders took place, so I, of course, was STUNNED to hear of them.

Probably a born psychopath: abnormal brain, manipulative/charismatic, extremely selfish, and with a reputation of 'looking normal' (until it's too late).

But this guy is nothing as compared to Skylar Deleons who is not executed yet. In fact our tax dollars are being used for him!

Literally, death row convicts get a private cell. Plus, decades of appeals.

You are going to die one day.

You get better living conditions on death row. He’s appealing the execution order, he’ll most likely die from natural causes before the appeal is finished.

He wants complete control over the situation he knows he’s getting death but the judge takes back control by already confirming that he had signed a 40 page death warrant.

agreed..

It's brilliant

You are absolutely right however his mannerism comes across as respectful which psychologically its still effective in the art of manipulation. Just an opinion

You're the weirdo here

@@puppudenah you are

Kinda like btk. His sentence speech sounded like an award speech

I wonder if the “system” could bring his case forward and schedule his death sentence for next week. He would not be all smiles then 🥺

At the cost of taxpayers. Smh. What POS's

My thoughts EXACTLY 💯

agreed, that's why he filed an appeal.

that is a disgrace. Death sentence should be fast at the most within a month.

Quick getaway? 😊

And “my soul is fine thank you” oh my god..

@@aliceydu gives me major creep feelings. If energy never dies, and we do get reincarnated Please god don’t let him come back as anything but a pole cat 🦨

He’s nice and stern

What? A prisoner who wants death so he's not stuck in a cell and can pass on to his idea of paradise, us given exactly that and you think this judge did a good job by granting that? This is a time where the judge should have denied the request and let him rott

This judge presided over Trevor Summers case. It was an attempted murder plus several other charges.The victim was the ex wife.

@@jjdelany8130 Did you miss the part of the description that stated he handed down the death penalty based on the wishes of the victims' mother?

​@@jjdelany8130 Hopefully he will have many years on death row before his wish is granted.

Another commenter explained it. He has to legally file an appeal because it's mandatory in death sentence cases. So he filed it as soon as possible to keep the process moving forward as quickly as possible. So he does genuinely seem to be eager to die.

It would sound great answer to me even I don't wish death for anybody. I don't actually believe that he really wanted to die.

I would just say "it was my absolute pleasure putting you down". I mean, its not everyday a killer thanks you for what you do so I wouldn't not like it!

It’s fake he’s a narcissist

@@crystalmasters8582 i hope he aint on death row for years and years i hope they finish him soon

don't mistake crazy and evil for polite

I was thinking the same thing, but he's also spent the last 5 years in prison...thats quite a while to contemplate life etc.

A mega narcissist to the end!!!

It’s likely going to be another 10-20 or more years before he’s executed though. It’s a very long and drawn out process

No lawyer would helped this guy😅 the judge decision was made before even entered that courtroom

This world is evil

Help that will not help him? What kind of help is that?

@@zamaningwenya8260eh, more so just the US

The sad thing is.. this man really meant every.. word.. he.. said! 🙏

Not really, if he actually believes he will be reborn as a human then his actions make sense.

Not really. His choice is between having better accommodations and probably (if he even lives that long) being executed when he's 70/75. Versus worse conditions and probably dying in the same amount of time anyway. It's actually a great choice, as crazy as he is.

@@user-nh3gu1ge3d well we will find the answer to that very soon. If he doesn’t appeal the sentence then he could be executed as soon as 6 months. If he does appeal they could immediately commute his sentence back down to life. I’d he really wants to die like he claims he does then he won’t appeal and he will be gone this time next year

Death penalty is better than waiting to die

I'd much rather a sane person whose manners are disgusting.

He is realistic.

Polite to get what he wants, a death sentence for private cell to be comfortable while simultaneously robbing the victims family vengeful closure. He would gladly dismember everyone in that court room and your family given the opportunity.

Because the judge put it there. It's his desk

Judge saw nothing, homeboy got want he wanted good for him.

It certainly is garbage in its current form. We need to harken back to the days when executions came within a week of conviction. That was if the townspeople didn't just come pull you out and rip you limb from limb first.

​@@byerennyI definitely agree with the death penalty. If you take someone's life ILLEGALLY you don't deserve a life! BUT there should be SOME time for reviews, appeals. Sometimes actual innocent people are convicted. Sometimes the DP gets overturned when it shouldn't, but sometimes the condemned or executed were PROVEN innocent.

@@22lyric imagine how many heads rolled that were innocent

@@byerenny So what is it you want? Vigilante justice? Lynchings? We've been down that road before and guess what? Many of the victims were innocent. Many didn't even make it to trial.

he did NOT want the death penalty. It reverse psychology so he would NOT get the death sentence. Also it was a way of showing that he still had control, that he was getting what he wanted....but he did not want the death penalty. last year Lorenzo offered to plead no contest in exchange for taking the death penalty off the table, but the state attorney would not allow it. So Lorenzo clearly did not want the death sentence.

I wonder what’s the point of having the toy car on his desk.