Man speaks out against ex-Rutgers professor who sexually assaulted his disabled brother

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NJ.com

NJ.com

6 жыл бұрын

The brother of a disabled man speaks during the sentencing of Anna Stubblefield in state Superior Court in Essex County. Stubblefield, a former Rutgers-Newark professor admitted she had criminal sexual contact with a former disabled student who was unable to speak. She was sentenced to time served.

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@Suzannecor
@Suzannecor 24 күн бұрын
She’s a predator.
@RoyalJewels-xy9il
@RoyalJewels-xy9il 22 күн бұрын
Absolutely!!💯 💯💯💯💯💯
@ieshjust16
@ieshjust16 20 күн бұрын
I can't believe people are defending her.
@eddiejackson7281
@eddiejackson7281 18 күн бұрын
Ikr it’s crazy asf I watched it yesterday
@tysheenlee9826
@tysheenlee9826 16 күн бұрын
She white what you expect
@elettramia6380
@elettramia6380 11 күн бұрын
@@ieshjust16there were many things in this case that were unsettling that exposed her as a predator, but when the brother mentioned his disabled brother had to wear diapers! That blew my mind above all things! What kind of woman removes a disabled man’s diaper in order to SA him! The whole thing is sickening
@_xoxo777
@_xoxo777 23 күн бұрын
She practically smiles during the whole documentary. She is definitely missing a few bolts 🙄
@echristianson1633
@echristianson1633 18 күн бұрын
I’m a nurse and work with people that have challenges like this young man. This woman ain’t right
@cheyayy
@cheyayy 2 күн бұрын
Same and it's not like people with disabilities aren't able to love or form complex relationships, it's the power imbalance and her lying saying he can communicate better than the average adult when he has the cognitive function of a toddler that makes it wrong and gross.
@Lilyanna298
@Lilyanna298 4 ай бұрын
Anyone who defends her should know the following - Her victim was having nightmares during the time she was “making love” to him - He was left with scars on his body from her - He is on medication to this day because of her - He repeatedly tried to move away from her when she first kissed him according to *her* testimony - He has been repeatedly assessed as having Severe Intellectual Disability throughout his life - It’s the consensus of the Scientific and Medical Community that FC is bogus Anyone who still defends her should be ashamed
@eveheart2876
@eveheart2876 24 күн бұрын
Even her own Husband called her a pathological liar lair. So Imagine !!
@eveheart2876
@eveheart2876 24 күн бұрын
She would have been a responsible adult once , she felt or think she is catching feelings for Him. Walk away or find another teacher for him.
@eveheart2876
@eveheart2876 24 күн бұрын
She would have been a responsible adult once , she felt or think she is catching feelings for Him. Walk away or find another teacher for him.
@autumnal78r44
@autumnal78r44 24 күн бұрын
You are 100% correct. She is a predator who took advantage of one of the most vulnerable among us. The fact that she only served 22 months makes me sick.
@margcan
@margcan 24 күн бұрын
Sadly, you're incorrect.No one really knowhat he was going through
@abi3673
@abi3673 18 күн бұрын
There’s no remorse because she openly admits she believes “I committed no crime”. If Anna was a man guaranteed she would have punished way more harshly for this crime. She’s the definition of a predator.
@stephenj.schneider5185
@stephenj.schneider5185 14 күн бұрын
Can you even imagine if she were a man. You are 100% right. It would have been at least 30 years and in some states life or even the death penalty.
@TahtahmesDiary
@TahtahmesDiary 8 күн бұрын
This is simply not true. The vast majority of predators are men and the vast majority get away with it and never spend one night in jail. Even CSA survivors note that despite being children, their abuser got away. People will be in jail for decades for a dime bag, but S.A. seems to slide by fine every time.
@gnlilu6972
@gnlilu6972 18 күн бұрын
I don’t believe she understands the gravity of her actions. You don’t sleep with a patient period! You don’t take advantage of others with disabilities!
@josephwallis8965
@josephwallis8965 16 күн бұрын
👍 Like Joe Biden, in psychiatric terms DSM VI, it is called Incoherence which means she has no idea what she is talking about.
@peachjuice2730
@peachjuice2730 15 күн бұрын
Why do y’all keep saying that? She was a college professor. She’s perfectly capable of understanding the gravity of her actions. She simply doesn’t care.
@misterkgb1
@misterkgb1 12 күн бұрын
@@peachjuice2730 💯 she is a manipulator and tried to make Derricks mother as the villain.
@happywanderer2874
@happywanderer2874 22 күн бұрын
I watched the Netflix documentary, and the first question I immediately had was: How did Derrick even know the alphabet, or how to put a sentence together. Nothing made sense.
@mnbvsaint3194
@mnbvsaint3194 21 күн бұрын
Exactly what I thought! Can he read and write? If he can’t read let alone recognize letters in the alphabet, how he can type using the FC? He can’t consent! What happened to him is very sad I hope he recovered and his family too.
@litchielitch0323
@litchielitch0323 21 күн бұрын
I was stuck on this question. I thought… Sesame Street and maybe other tv shows. Then I thought no way.
@Spiritualgrowth1982
@Spiritualgrowth1982 20 күн бұрын
I questioned this as well!!!
@Shannonbarnesdr1
@Shannonbarnesdr1 19 күн бұрын
the whole FC debate: if you do the research you'll see it has been debunked many times over: it is the facilitator typing, every, single, time. why its still promoted i have no idea, especially when things like teaching people how to use AAC devices , sometimes with adaptive buttons, eye gaze, etc. to communicate spontaneous and autonomously.
@ethansbmo8730
@ethansbmo8730 18 күн бұрын
@@Shannonbarnesdr1 it breaks my heart to think about because if AAC was implemented early for Derrick that woman never would have had access to him in the way she did. unfortunately people were broadly ignorant about both practices back in the day.
@vivianchavez29
@vivianchavez29 21 күн бұрын
I can't imagine how her ex-husband feels about this.
@Jenny-ls7hf
@Jenny-ls7hf 20 күн бұрын
He said in his letter to the judge, she’s a narcissist and pathological liar. And has hurt her family in this. As well as the primary victim
@yogabee2222
@yogabee2222 16 күн бұрын
He must be horrified
@drummist1000
@drummist1000 3 күн бұрын
@@Jenny-ls7hf I guess you actually watched the show, just like I did.
@Theunspoiledprincess
@Theunspoiledprincess 22 күн бұрын
She only served 2 years. Just imagine if it was a man that did this to a woman 🤬
@SeatherineJent
@SeatherineJent 21 күн бұрын
Sex offenders slip through the cracks of the legal system all the time, Men and Women
@KaelWrit
@KaelWrit 20 күн бұрын
men who do that to women do often get away with it too. There is definitely a difference in how people treat male victims though,and it's sick. I think racism played a part here too.
@dialac1
@dialac1 19 күн бұрын
She’s a white woman. He’s a black man. It’s a miracle that she served any jail time at all
@carolyntempleton3253
@carolyntempleton3253 19 күн бұрын
The release from her sentence is not based upon her gender. It is based upon her race. If Anna was a black, the sentence would have would have initially been much longer. Then, she would have never received an early release.
@mfgreviews5028
@mfgreviews5028 19 күн бұрын
​@@KaelWritName one man that got away with it. Since it's so often as you claim just name one
@WallyTony
@WallyTony Ай бұрын
Anna is a monster.
@alisongladden1331
@alisongladden1331 22 күн бұрын
I said that out loud multiple times while watching the doc! So disturbing 😢
@shirleychevalier482
@shirleychevalier482 23 күн бұрын
What a weirdo! Just watched the documentary on Netflix. On top of everything else, she was a married woman. Yuk!!
@annabelles1622
@annabelles1622 20 күн бұрын
I’m in the middle of watching it, I find it hard to watch. I feel so sorry for her husband and children as well as Derrek, John, and Daisy. I just came to read everyone’s opinion.
@LizandBigGerry
@LizandBigGerry 19 күн бұрын
Omg me too! I’m seriously so disgusted by this woman. It’s really quite sickening when she talks about the “sexual encounter” 😢like some soft porn fantasy. I truly am stunned at her nerve. Wtf is wrong w her. And it bugs me that she calls him “D’man.”!!! Monstrous Creep. I really admire Daisy & John. I’ll finish the doc but it’s tough to watch as this giddy fraudulent creep PREYS on Derrick. She’s Condescending & insufferable
@TheSitcheeation
@TheSitcheeation 21 күн бұрын
They gave this women entirely too much time to speak during the documentary & failed to do the same for the mother or even D’Man for what it’s worth. They should have allowed the mother to explain how demonic & nefarious this behavior was, but the documentary sought to humanize the monster.
@litchielitch0323
@litchielitch0323 21 күн бұрын
They almost romanticized it! Actually, they did. The vibe it gave was forbidden love and she was done an injustice by being prosecuted. Her fetish started as a child and she took the opportunity to prey on Derrick.
@GNstudios1000
@GNstudios1000 21 күн бұрын
​@@litchielitch0323you hit the nail on the head
@lajames5388
@lajames5388 19 күн бұрын
I actually think the more she talked the more I was like this chick is CRAZY!
@davethomas332
@davethomas332 18 күн бұрын
I agree they made it seem like she didn’t do anything wrong. It was just so sad watching it. She got off easy being a Predator but i hope she never around people who cant defend for themself cause she is definitely cray cray. Talking about he want to be call Dman 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️
@rileyramsey5797
@rileyramsey5797 17 күн бұрын
Of course. She’s a white woman. Imagine if the roles were reversed. A Black man taking advantage of a disabled white woman. I hate it here.
@mirandarightsallrightsrese8327
@mirandarightsallrightsrese8327 23 күн бұрын
How did this sick woman get on Netflix.
@ieshjust16
@ieshjust16 20 күн бұрын
So she can control the narrative.
@mfgreviews5028
@mfgreviews5028 19 күн бұрын
So she can profit on her crime via fame
@Ann-sj4pt
@Ann-sj4pt 19 күн бұрын
Why is she smiling 🤢
@Missalicelewis
@Missalicelewis 9 күн бұрын
She’s mental!!!
@Yeidiere
@Yeidiere 19 күн бұрын
This demon took advantage of Derrick and his family. I was sick to my stomach watching the documentary. I wish I had not seen the documentary because it made me so upset. The fact that she only served 2 years makes it even worse 😡
@yuunaamera
@yuunaamera 18 күн бұрын
How can they let this woman who is not a victim to talk on the documentary Criminals are living better than us
@doingmybest826
@doingmybest826 18 күн бұрын
Ummm it’s called a documentary. It’s documenting what happened from all perspectives. They’re documenting a lot of it from her perspective because she’s the one who committed the crime. It has nothing to do with criminals living better than others.
@naimahyara
@naimahyara 18 күн бұрын
I never saw a documentary with a man who had SA’ed a disabled woman given a platform to defend himself. So ummm, you sound as crazy as her.
@eveheart2876
@eveheart2876 24 күн бұрын
I just came from watching the full documentary 😢
@Shannonbarnesdr1
@Shannonbarnesdr1 19 күн бұрын
the whole FC debate: if you do the research you'll see it has been debunked many times over: it is the facilitator typing, every, single, time. why its still promoted i have no idea, especially when things like teaching people how to use AAC devices , sometimes with adaptive buttons, eye gaze, etc. to communicate spontaneous and autonomously.
@JaxonP.-jl2tr
@JaxonP.-jl2tr 21 күн бұрын
Smirking the entire time. Twisted devil
@victormclaine721
@victormclaine721 17 күн бұрын
She is feeling above all. Thats PSYCHOPATHOLOGY. she is evil predator. CRIMINAL.
@rmareli9790
@rmareli9790 22 күн бұрын
She is crazy she is a monster 👹
@LivingAsVicki
@LivingAsVicki 16 күн бұрын
The mother and brother thought Derrick was able to attend college and get a degree??? Out of nowhere he could understand lectures, read and write?? Come on. Why was any of this allowed to happen? It is sickening on so many levels.
@supavisah
@supavisah 16 күн бұрын
My only question is, who wrote the term paper? The girl hired to help him had no stake writing it herself, so who wrote it? Seems like her testimony was completely ignored! I believe the baby was thrown out with the bath water in this case! Now, no one is even attempting to communicate with him anymore, smh. . .
@JBrown-nj9zv
@JBrown-nj9zv 15 күн бұрын
well put
@HaileySmith-dy7vq
@HaileySmith-dy7vq 17 күн бұрын
She does not even call him Derrick. Just dman ans she does not even say that right
@veronicahonest8130
@veronicahonest8130 15 күн бұрын
Thank you! Saying it like demand without the d!
@user-su9fs1bn3v
@user-su9fs1bn3v 20 күн бұрын
Bonkers and her parents both psychologists I believe warped her mind into thinking she had like super mind powers !
@meaganbrix
@meaganbrix 5 күн бұрын
Whyyyyy on earth does anyone think she’s sane when she’s smiling through this whole thing?? She is sick 🤢
@hippiechic6772
@hippiechic6772 19 күн бұрын
It is horrible that she has not ever taken accountability for her behavior . This happened a few years ago and she still says she did "nothing wrong".... Ugh! I simply can not with her.... lies and more deceit . She clearly shows she has No moral compass and it's disgusting. She not only ruined a family that was seeking her help but she tore her own family apart as well.... her ex husband told the court that she is a narcissist and I would have to agree . The damage she has done to both families will not ever be undone and her children will grow up raised by their dad in a safe loving home knowing what their mother is capable of ....she knows No shame . If it were up to me she would not only have lost her teaching license but she would have to re enter society as a sexual predator . She is Very lucky that she gets to work at her home. She got off lighter than I would have been toward her but then again I am not her judge or jury . I just know right from wrong. Thank you for your channel
@Sunnyblanchet
@Sunnyblanchet 24 күн бұрын
Sick stuff
@moniquenerestan1017
@moniquenerestan1017 22 күн бұрын
She was a monster!!!
@Shannonbarnesdr1
@Shannonbarnesdr1 19 күн бұрын
the whole FC debate: if you do the research you'll see it has been debunked many times over: it is the facilitator typing, every, single, time. why its still promoted i have no idea, especially when things like teaching people how to use AAC devices , sometimes with adaptive buttons, eye gaze, etc. to communicate spontaneous and autonomously.
@lostexplorersguild767
@lostexplorersguild767 16 күн бұрын
Would you concede that if irrefutable evidence proving that Derrick is in fact aware, intelligent, and having agency, that he could then, also provide consent? This is the crux of the situation-is, or is not, Derrick an intelligent mind with agency? If yes, then the entire debate ends. If no, then we still have a debate-Anna’s true intentions. To be clear-if we could prove Anna’s intentions were indeed false, deceptive, selfish, and predatory, then she should suffer the complete consequences of such actions. The documentary however, provides much evidence to the contrary, namely Derrick’s papers and other revealed data messages from the electronic keyboard, the testimony of Devva Kasnitz, as well as the personal testimony of Anna’s herself. Let us remember also, that the family is refusing to release the entirety of the text data stored in the keyboard. Currently, there is compelling evidence showing that no, Derrick is not intelligent, does not have agency, and could not provide consent (as seen later in the documentary). It does not, however, prove Anna’s intent. It does not prove her to be a narcissist, “white savior,” seeking power and control over a severely mentally disabled man. It can both be true that Derrick could not provide consent, and that Anna could have believed otherwise (even if mistaken). In other words, Anna was perhaps well-intentioned, but gravely mistaken. This would imply that Anna’s, yet unproven, influence over the facilitated communications was perhaps subconscious and unintentional. This is quite a stretch. I concede that this seems implausible, but arguably quite possible, given the scientific consensus on the psychology of the human mind (namely bias, self-deception, illusion of Self, etc.). The documentary certainly provides compelling evidence that Anna was, maybe, well-intentioned. I believe the initial court ruling was the best decision possible, given the available evidence. The most conclusive being the testimony or deposition of Dr. Howard C. Shane. He met with Derrick, and Derrick was unable to demonstrate intelligence, beyond that of an infant, essentially. After the separation from Anna, Derrick was suddenly unable to communicate. He could no longer utilize the facilitated communication technique using the electronic keyboard. This is confounding. How could this possibly be, unless everything with Anna was falsified-unless Anna was in fact influencing his communications? Or perhaps Anna was outright in control of his every word, one typed letter at a time. Much evidence however, points to Derrick being the one in control; namely the actual, literal words used, the sentence structures, the perspective, and the fact that it wasn’t always Anna facilitating. So was this a conspiracy with the other facilitator? Doubtful. But again, why then could Derrick suddenly no longer communicate??? If he is truly intelligent, with agency, why wouldn’t he defend himself? Why wouldn’t he choose to communicate with his own mother and brother? This would also seem doubtful. So is Derrick intelligent or not? If Anna was so incredibly intelligent enough to fake all the communication data on the keyboard, and conspire with others, with ill-intent, why then would she be so foolish as to encourage Derrick to disclose the “loving relationship,” the sexual intercourse? How would that benefit her in any way? Surely she wouldn’t, as a predator, have willingly confessed to her crimes? This is confounding and so difficult to make any sense out of. Can anyone explain this, aside from asserting that she is a manipulative, narcissistic mastermind, with the desire to leave her marriage and openly continue a long term relationship with Derrick? How can this be explained? So how could this be resolved? Only one way-prove conclusively that Derrick is in fact an intelligent mind with self awareness and agency. How can we do this? By reuniting Anna with Derrick, under strict, clinical supervision, with the support of the family, and using a third party facilitator for the facilitated communication (the use of the electronic keyboard). This will never occur however, so the argument is moot. We will never know and therefore we must all remain agnostic. Any other conclusion, although seemingly reasonable, is unfounded and unprovable. The most frustrating component of this story is the fact (as shown in the documentary) that Derrick was supposedly, intelligently communicating via facilitated communication for a period of time, and then suddenly, apparently, unable to do so after revealing his relationship with Anna, and subsequently his mother and brother disowning and separating Anna and Derrick indefinitely. My theory is that, perhaps, just maybe, the mother and brother’s complete disownment and separation of Anna and Derrick was in itself a severe traumatic experience for Derrick, resulting in an unknown, and likely unknowable, cognitive and emotional response from Derrick. Imagine, please, if he really does have some form of advanced intelligence and agency, that of an adult, and he seemed to have, miraculously, found love, a loving relationship with a woman who cared deeply for him, and suddenly it was taken away from him. How could his mind respond? Would this be a severe trauma, to have this all taken away from him? Perhaps by shutting down and becoming further dysfunctional, regressing, perhaps rebelling against his family, perhaps by suffering from a special, or unique case of PTSD? How would this trauma impact his already unique mind? This is a theory, admittedly difficult for most people to understand, and perhaps quite esoteric, requiring a thorough knowledge of psychology, trauma, and mental illness, as well as an open mind. To be clear, I am not asserting this to be true, but only asking the question if it might be true. Might Derrick actually be an intelligent, self-aware mind with agency, hopes, dreams, and a chance at a better, meaningful existence? Sadly, we will never know. Certainly Anna made a critical misjudgment in engaging with Derrick physically. She made a serious mistake. Regardless, she must be, and perhaps already has been, held accountable for these grave errors. However, there is not enough conclusive evidence to outright declare that Derrick is in fact severely mentally retarded and unable to consent. What if Derrick is intelligent, but suffering from a complex case of PTSD from the trauma of losing Anna? Could this be possible? Unlikely, I admit, and moot, as we will never know, but there is too much compelling evidence that Derrick might actually be intelligent. I do not side with Anna. I do not forgive her behavior. I have compassion and sympathy for Derrick’s family. But I also have hope for Derrick, and tremendous fear and sadness that he may truly be an intelligent man, trapped in perpetual despair and unfathomable suffering, unable to ever defend himself or recover, unable to express himself, unable to even find any relief. What is his current quality of life? What would it have been if he were able to continue his apparently loving relationship with Anna? Was it so bad that Anna loved him? Was it so bad that Derrick was attending classes and, as shown in the documentary with a third party facilitator, able to write intelligent thoughts? I am an advocate for Derrick Johnson.
@Miguel-zp5un
@Miguel-zp5un 10 күн бұрын
Facilitated communication has been proven to be false many times. It’s like a ouija board, nothing else. The biggest evidence is when derricks brother asked him a question about their family and “Derrick” got it completely wrong. Anna was controlling Derrick. There should be no reason for her to ever get close to him again.
@Mitsubachi2529
@Mitsubachi2529 7 күн бұрын
Derrick was assessed as having the mental capacity of a 6-12 month old infant, so there was no way he could have consented to sex.
@drummist1000
@drummist1000 3 күн бұрын
Nicely put
@Kokondrias
@Kokondrias 22 күн бұрын
Gross
@rockisntdeadsimple6551
@rockisntdeadsimple6551 20 күн бұрын
It's always women like this..,
@alexisrodriguez341
@alexisrodriguez341 18 күн бұрын
Dman in the background just on another planet
@PITTSBURGH06
@PITTSBURGH06 17 күн бұрын
HIS NAME IS DERRICK-
@Fortnite_mom83
@Fortnite_mom83 17 күн бұрын
@@PITTSBURGH06 you know now that you say that, how did she figure out his nickname IF indeed he wasn’t answering her questions🤔
@christinerostrata7460
@christinerostrata7460 17 күн бұрын
​@@Fortnite_mom83: True ! I can already spot 3-4 liars in that documentary
@ckelly88
@ckelly88 19 күн бұрын
What’s the documentary called? Where can I watch it?
@DrVonChilla
@DrVonChilla 19 күн бұрын
It's called "Tell Them You Love Me" and it's on Netflix.
@Anais2002pr
@Anais2002pr 18 күн бұрын
Netflix should be ashamed of their documentary. They truly allowed her to speak about her abuse as if it were a love story. She is rapist and a sociopath.
@chandoraleach4576
@chandoraleach4576 17 күн бұрын
I agree with you it is a sick doc. But, if documentaries like this is not made we will never become aware of evil people like this. She needs to be exposed. And all of her laughter makes her look like the devil she really is
@BioDieselEstate
@BioDieselEstate 20 күн бұрын
She looks repellent.
@tracyscott2887
@tracyscott2887 9 күн бұрын
I didn’t see remorse either.. if she was so bored in her marriage then she should have found another way to deal .. you don’t rape a disabled person
@niwe3631
@niwe3631 18 күн бұрын
Insane
@johnholmesinchesahead342
@johnholmesinchesahead342 22 күн бұрын
The case was overturned and to prevent Stubblefield receiving compensation she had to plead to a lesser crime to justify the two years she served.
@Mehki227
@Mehki227 18 күн бұрын
She was rightfully convicted there was no need to justify anything.
@imbookedandverybusyhoney
@imbookedandverybusyhoney 12 күн бұрын
No worries, his brother will never have sex again 😢
@gaylecheung3087
@gaylecheung3087 11 күн бұрын
She was talking to herself, there is something definitely wrong with her
@kipling1957
@kipling1957 4 сағат бұрын
That’s one perspective.
@HaileySmith-dy7vq
@HaileySmith-dy7vq 17 күн бұрын
It's to distance herself from her behavior on him
@dianeblaylock6697
@dianeblaylock6697 14 күн бұрын
Her driveway does not go all the way to the end of the street! I know these seem like small matters but the fact that Anna changed the mother's radio and saying Dman loves wine "trust me it was all about CONTROL" so unethical to have a sexual relationship with a non verbal adult.
@stephenj.schneider5185
@stephenj.schneider5185 14 күн бұрын
I just finished watching the Netflix documentary on this, with first person commentary from all involved. Well, all except for Derrick. Anna Stubblefield is a psychotic woman. She is so sick that she still, to this very day, thinks she did nothing wrong. And to hear that she hadn't even sent a letter to apologize even if it had to be through attorneys, just convinces me of her complete narcissistic and sick ways.
@annabelles1622
@annabelles1622 20 күн бұрын
She’s not well. Delusional.
@damysiaknox428
@damysiaknox428 20 күн бұрын
So literally did she give him the nickname DMAN or was that really true because no one use that as anything! And she literally calls him that through the whole interview. I am interested to know what they would say about that. Not much evidence about the nickname. 🤨
@ilovej0e
@ilovej0e 20 күн бұрын
When I watched it, I thought she asked Derek when his mom wasn’t in the room If he wanted to be called Derrick or something else. She said he typed “DMAN”. She asked the mom what it meant & she said that a teacher or instructor from the past used to call him that. “D” man, so somehow he communicated that to her although she called him “Dman”.
@LizandBigGerry
@LizandBigGerry 19 күн бұрын
Bugged me to no end that she immediately started calling him “Dman” as if she was just so hip to his needs and understood him at a higher level. So disrespectful to his fam. And it sure seemed Derrick was saying “D’man” a bit tongue in cheek like I’m “da man” but she of course fancies herself at a higher intellectual level than others. I find her to be an insufferable creep.
@mexican_lilmermaid
@mexican_lilmermaid 19 күн бұрын
I was actually wondering the same thing. Like how would she be making this up! If someone else used this nickname for him before and she didn’t know of it then how else is it that it came up? 🤔 I’m not defending her bc honestly idek what to think. The documentary had me going back and forth on what I think but this is a very good point.
@Fortnite_mom83
@Fortnite_mom83 17 күн бұрын
@@mexican_lilmermaidI literally just commented this too, b/c even in the end there was another witness that worked with him prior and she even called him that. I’m not taking up for either, I just really wonder if people with the kind of disabilities where they can’t talk, does that mean they don’t understand? What IF they honestly can understand but just can’t verbally communicate, how frustrating that must be to be a “prisoner” to their bodies.
@Mikero407
@Mikero407 20 күн бұрын
Idk man the whole situation is weird but very interesting. Definitely pros and cons to the situation. If he was able to type a whole essay about a book without help from Anna then maybe he was able to communicate on the Neo. It’s very controversial so that is all i will say.
@ieshjust16
@ieshjust16 20 күн бұрын
He didn't type anything without her . Did you even watch the documentary?
@Mikero407
@Mikero407 20 күн бұрын
@@ieshjust16 Yes i watched the documentary, & i am pretty sure he typed an essay about a book with that black girl beside him the whole time, not Anna.
@ieshjust16
@ieshjust16 20 күн бұрын
@Mikero407 He didn't.. If you'd wanted the documentary, you would know that they interviewed the professor whose class he was in..
@michellea8123
@michellea8123 20 күн бұрын
​@ieshjust16 didn't u see the part where they had a student IN THE CLASS volunteer and help him w writing the papers? That's what they're referring to above 👌
@ieshjust16
@ieshjust16 20 күн бұрын
@@michellea8123 Yall are slow.
@Pluviose.Raincheck
@Pluviose.Raincheck 18 күн бұрын
So grown disabled me can never have sex? They don't have desires? No one could ever want to be with someone like him . If he didn't consent, why did aroused ? Why did he miss it ? They didn't show his heartbreak after mom separated them . Ppl are judging from their own perspective.. no one ever know those 2..
@PITTSBURGH06
@PITTSBURGH06 17 күн бұрын
WTF ARE YOU TYPING ABOUT- YOU SOUND JUST AS UNSTABLE AS THIS VILE POS! 😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡😡😡😡🤬
@christinerostrata7460
@christinerostrata7460 17 күн бұрын
Very true. His mom also said that a light switch came on when Derrick was working with Anna. Yet the professional at the end said that Anna made everything up. How did Derrick write that essay then? They also said that Derrick couldn't walk by himself but it looks like he is walking just fine in the documentary. The documentary is just exposing a bunch of lies.
@sluggak1363
@sluggak1363 15 күн бұрын
Seems to me mama mad she ain't got a stiff one to ride 😂
@AT-AT-AT-AT
@AT-AT-AT-AT 10 күн бұрын
caso isolado
@margcan
@margcan 24 күн бұрын
I do actually think the mother wants him to be disabled.It's her child she doesn't want to let him grow up.I've seen Mother's do that with sons.In prison they don't want them to have a girlfriend or anything.It's very strange
@iamlove113
@iamlove113 24 күн бұрын
Stop
@lizettelopez100
@lizettelopez100 23 күн бұрын
Did you even watch the documentary
@gigio6873
@gigio6873 23 күн бұрын
2 sides to every coin.. Someone called her predator? I watched documentary. They never mentioned previous behavior. I believe the expert Dr witness for prosecution said he would not call her a Predator. Question.. Is it just normal to see persons of disabilities in relationships with another disabled person. I would assume if Anna was disabled then this would not be a story. Why wasnt there any disabled jurors?
@riojordan3659
@riojordan3659 23 күн бұрын
He is mentally challenged ‼️ HOW DOES THE MOTHER WANT HIM TO BE DISABLED ‼️ he can not take care of himself…. R U SERIOUS? 🤨
@riojordan3659
@riojordan3659 23 күн бұрын
So what about her other son ? She gets to pick and choose which son she wants to be disabled ‼️
@regularguy8771
@regularguy8771 6 жыл бұрын
She doesn't look remorseful at all.but I had a girl force herself on me in Highschool and I wasn't scared by it at all.
@happyuk06
@happyuk06 Жыл бұрын
But you aren't disabled?
@chingli528
@chingli528 9 ай бұрын
Regardless of whether or not you were scared, it was still wrong,
@ohs7002
@ohs7002 21 күн бұрын
You really just wanted to let us know that you kissed a girl before congrats champ
@lexilove253
@lexilove253 20 күн бұрын
You and all the people who like your comment probably don't think men getting raped is real or valid. Ignorant mfs.
@pipedownpaulneatyourpudding
@pipedownpaulneatyourpudding 18 күн бұрын
@@chingli528if he didn’t feel offended by it why should we make him be offended ?
@josephwallis8965
@josephwallis8965 16 күн бұрын
There are many problems with her defence. Firstly love does not overcome every and any social or legal hurdles, buddhists like to categorise what true love is. She has no proof he loved her except claiming he used the FV accidentally which is very bizarre in case he cannot even articulate what love is. Secondly, even if she gains consent, verbally or written, sex act is a different matter, a paid sex worker can definitely do a better job than her??
@CrunchyMom70
@CrunchyMom70 21 күн бұрын
I’m not defending her actions but clearly she shouldn’t have had a romantic relationship with him, but what if he really was talking thru the typing thing and could actually talk did they have other people help him with the typing or were they just saying he wasn’t capable so she could control him and have him to herself how do people know the mom wasn’t abusing him? She changed his diapers and took him a bath? He looked a lot different when he was with Anna acted happy and the mom took it all away so he could depend on her, and she didn’t like he was pleasuring himself I’m sure he was before she just never did it, I have 2 boys and they do that since they were 12/13 it’s a part of life, I think it was a major issue w her being of another race, if she was his same color bet they wouldn’t have had much of an issue, I feel bad for him that they took his Type machine Away and didn’t let him go back to what he was doing and just sent him back to being a child he probably rebelled and got depressed , she shouldn’t have crossed her boundaries and she should have gotten someone else to help him, now he’s back to square one poor guy I think they should give him something to communicate I’ve seen a young girl w very bad autism and was almost like this young man use it to communicate on Facebook and wrote her own book I don’t think they shouldn’t not allow people to use the FC
@MichaelCorleone365
@MichaelCorleone365 21 күн бұрын
You’re a weirdo bro
@catherinesimpson6671
@catherinesimpson6671 21 күн бұрын
Yall some wicked people, always have been. Judgement from TMH can't come fast enough.
@OldBon3s
@OldBon3s 21 күн бұрын
They proved that she was the one behind his so called typing the whole time. He didn’t type any of that shit.
@MiciousDawn
@MiciousDawn 21 күн бұрын
@@OldBon3s They did? I was waiting to hear about how they were going to prove it was bogus in the documentary but they never did. I was also hoping that they could have another communication facilitator to see if they can get him to communicate the way she got him to, but I never saw that either. I feel like that would have been the simplest way to solve this whole thing
@MarcelleH
@MarcelleH 21 күн бұрын
⁠​⁠@@MiciousDawnyes they did…the entire medical community knows it’s bogus and it was mentioned in the documentary, there was a study proving it. You are free to look up its efficacy instead of relying on the documentary it was clearly aiming towards convincing people like you that what that monster did was ok. She is a predator.
@lostexplorersguild767
@lostexplorersguild767 16 күн бұрын
I find this situation to be sad and confounding. I am quite familiar with trauma disorders, through personal experience. From my perspective, I am wondering if perhaps Anna formed a special bond with Derrick that allowed him to open up and to communicate. There is a lot of convincing and compelling evidence indicating that Derrick truly is an intelligent adult with agency, deep thought, emotions, etc. There is also compelling evidence that Derrick is severely mentally retarded. However, I have a theory as to how these two seemingly contradictory conclusions can both seem to be true at the same time. I still have hope that Derrick is intelligent, and here is my case: the mother and brother’s disownment and complete separation of Derrick and Anna was in itself a severe trauma to Derrick, rendering him to essentially shut down. There is also a very simple way to prove this theory-reunite Anna with Derrick, under strict supervision, and utilize a third party facilitator to hold Derrick’s arm, and see what happens. Allow Anna and Derrick to repair and reforge their special bond, their loving connection. This, sadly, will likely never happen, and I cannot help but to feel terrible sadness for Derrick. His is a very sad, lonely existence. The most intriguing part of this documentary is this apparent failed facilitated communication once Anna was disowned and separated from Derrick. Why could he suddenly no longer use the keyboard? It seems as if he was never able to, and that Anna was, perhaps inadvertently, influencing his typing. However, it seemed, almost conclusively, that this was not the case-the best evidence being the papers written by Derrick during his African American Literature course. These papers were written with the assistance of a third party that was not familiar with the course subject matter. How else could this be explained, other than Derrick being an intelligent agent? Secondly, the records saved on the electronic keyboard, partially shared in the documentary, also (strongly) suggest intelligence and agency. It is quite interesting that this data transcript was not admissible in the original court case. Even more interesting, Anna’s conviction was overturned, because of this obvious mistake on the part of the court. The recorded data on that keyboard must be quite compelling, and I wish that it would be made public. Obviously the family is holding on to this tightly, as it would destroy their desired narrative and prosecution. Shame on the family. Shame. So why then is Derrick suddenly no longer able to utilize facilitated communication? As stated above, I argue that perhaps his mother and brother, disowning and separating Anna, was in itself, a severe trauma to Derrick, and his family was essentially saying “No Derrick, you are not a free man, you are not intelligent, you are not allowed to have your own life, you are not allowed to live and love outside of our preferred, benighted existence. You, Derrick, are simply retarded and unintelligent. No woman could ever love you.” This, I argue, could explain his sudden inability to communicate. Another interesting aspect to this story is that Anna, is clearly well-intentioned, and clearly she did (and perhaps still does) love Derrick. She loved this man, despite his severe disabilities. She did not groom Derrick. She did not encourage secrecy in any way. She has been, and still is, an open book. She encouraged Derrick to inform his family of the relationship. If Anna was looking to take advantage of Derrick, this would simply not have been the case. She would have encouraged secrecy and she likely would have denied everything and lied. How can anyone assume ill intent? Why would she tell the mother and brother about the relationship? Why? Someone, please, explain this to me. It’s nonsense. It’s devastating. Again, my argument is that the mother and brother’s decision to disown and separate Derrick and Anna was in itself a severe trauma. Imagine how this would affect his already feeble mind? It would be devastating. Enough, perhaps, to inhibit his ability to communicate via facilitated communication. I wish and hope, in futility, for Anna to reunite with Derrick, under strict supervision, and that perhaps once and for all we can discover the true ability and person that is Derrick Johnson.
@TamaraInTanzania2
@TamaraInTanzania2 17 күн бұрын
I do like her hair.....and i think that he definitely was for it....but she knew good and damn well what she was doing
@aries4901
@aries4901 17 күн бұрын
You noticed her hair?
@johnnydoggs
@johnnydoggs 6 жыл бұрын
She like da muhdik!
@d.tim1989
@d.tim1989 5 ай бұрын
This was as much about race. The brother mentions the colour of her skin in every other sentence. This case is shameful. They should have allowed the victim to demonstrate how he communicates in court.
@Lilyanna298
@Lilyanna298 4 ай бұрын
An experienced Doctor assessed Derrick and found that he had the mental capacity of a six- to 12-month-old child and when given multiple items put in front of him and was asked to pick a spoon, he couldn’t even do that. How could he possibly consent to sex? Not to mention she had a caregiver role so had power over him, just like it’s a breach of power and trust for a Doctor to have sex with their Patient. He was left with scars on his back from her “making love” to him. The brother isn’t the one in the wrong. Anna is a rapist who took zero responsibility for her actions
@d.tim1989
@d.tim1989 4 ай бұрын
@@Lilyanna298 Do you seriously believe that? If she was a rapist then why tell them? Surely she would have kept the sex a secret. Rapists don’t tell everyone they had sex. Also, how the hell could she give him scars on his back? Did she lay him down on a bed of knives? This documentary doesn’t clarify whether he can communicate using his finger. She says he can. The family say he can’t. The justice in America comes down to who has the best team. It never gets to the truth. Until it’s established if the man can communicate then the truth is not known. And the most important fact. The doctor that assessed him was working for the family. Why couldn’t he be assessed by an impartial doctor?
@d.tim1989
@d.tim1989 4 ай бұрын
@@Lilyanna298 That doctor was probably working for the prosecution. That’s the problem with America’s justice system. The experts are never impartial. If this women was a rapist, why did she tell everyone about the sexual relationship? Rapists don’t tell everyone, they deny and lie. And as for the scars, how do they know where they came from? This story has so many unanswered questions.
@Lilyanna298
@Lilyanna298 4 ай бұрын
@@d.tim1989Derrick’s capacity has been assessed many times throughout his life by professionals and was always found to be at the level of a 6 month old There’s abusers who publicly admit to their actions, they just try to pretend that their actions are acceptable. That’s what NAMBLA are all about. Admitting that they have sex with kids, but saying it’s not abusive. She had tried to persuade everyone that he didn’t have an Intellectual Disability so of course she didn’t think she would get in trouble. Plus she’s clearly very arrogant The scars appeared on his back just suddenly appeared with no explanation at the time she later admitted she had sex with him on her carpet How can anyone say that it’s okay to have sex with someone who has been repeatedly shown to have the mental capacity of a 6 month year old?
@user-nr3vg3zf8q
@user-nr3vg3zf8q 4 ай бұрын
@@d.tim1989 Because she's a very sick, delusional woman who believed that she and the severely mentally and physically disabled man were "in love."
@jennypie325
@jennypie325 19 күн бұрын
My son is autistic, he met a woman that has shaken baby syndrome. Her family made it known I will pay for them to see one another, that they will always have custody, and I will never take away their 1,000 a month that they get for watching her. I would have had to pay them!!!! People do things for themselves. Derrick went from becoming intellectual to regressing? No. The mom and brother 100% told him what to do, say, and act. If the family could support themselves and not use him as a cash cow. They took away his only way to communicate! They are monsters. It is heartbreaking. Anna is nieve if she didn’t see this family was not going to give up any control, I have seen it personally. Money is the root of all evil. If you love my son, then move in with me and love him, autistic or not. That is how the family should have embraced her.
@Mehki227
@Mehki227 18 күн бұрын
You have no idea what you're talking about you don't know anything about these people Anna was proved in the court of law that she broke the law she raped him she went to jail for it she's white so she got out.
@BonBonWasHere111
@BonBonWasHere111 18 күн бұрын
FC has proven to be invalid. Please stop. That amount of money is nothing to care for a child with special needs. This woman was not helping at all
@BonBonWasHere111
@BonBonWasHere111 18 күн бұрын
Chilling that you call this family monsters knowing nothing. The brother in a PhD program at Rutgers who pursued his education from being inspired by his brother is using his brother for a cash cow of $1000??? An amount that barely covers anything for a person with his level of disabilities. You call this family monsters but you are sick. You made your own dumb conclusions to fit your hatred. Very telling who the monster is.
@BonBonWasHere111
@BonBonWasHere111 18 күн бұрын
According to you, families of people with disabilities should allow their children to be raped for the sake of love. Wow
@amandamadondile9352
@amandamadondile9352 18 күн бұрын
Thank you, D'Man deserved to be given a chance to prove himself too, and experienced life as a 40 yearl old man, not to take away his happiness 😢
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