It'll get you a lot of respect with just about anyone. When the justice system fails you, sometimes you feel like you don't have another choice, I suppose.

@@meechiebaby493 Agree IF he took-on (even took-out) the right guy. With modern forensics, if likely the guy would have been charged/convicted if he was the killer.

Hello does anyone here believe in Jesus?”

@@connorlancaster7541 Of course I do. He's the best mecánico in the area. Plus, his tía sells tamales out of the back office that are absolutely incredible.

@@connorlancaster7541 I personally know multiple Jesus' actually.

I do. There is a good reason why we abandoned self-justice in modern society and established legal systems to take care of that. Guess what the person you take revenge on also has a family. Kids, siblings, parents whatever. What happens next? Some might accept that self-justice and leave it be. Many others will take revenge as well. Then we are entering the realm of blood feuds etc. Now do I understand his action? Of course! But doesn't make it less wrong.

@@6666Imperator I understand that modern problems require modern solutions and that in today's society, we have legal systems in place. But what happens when that legal system fails us time and time again? If someone decides to commit murder, he forfeits all right to life. He decided that someone else didn't have a right to live and took their life away from them (and their family/friends). Said murderer has family and kids? Ok? Maybe he should have thought about that BEFORE committing murder. If someone thinks that they can tear a family in half he does not deserve one himself. Justice is different from revenge, yes. Revenge is driven by emotion and the desire to "feel" better about your grief. Justice however runs along these lines: "Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth, life for a life." You steal something? Money is used as compensation - Justice. You hurt someone? You cover their medical expenses and possible lost wages - Justice. You take a life? You forfeit your own - Justice. With that said, I nor you can dictate if a man's action as a result of loss and grief is wrong, especially when the legal system fails. Blood feuds? Those "usually" only exist between gangs and crime syndicates now. Usually... to summarize? I will not and cannot tell a father that he is wrong for taking the law into his own hands because his daughter was murdered and he found, without a doubt, the murderer. But that's just my philosophy. The world is a cruel and dark place afterall. 🤷‍♂️

@@6666Imperator thats basically how the ole hatfield and mccoy fued took off

@kmj2318 🧐

@@MerkavaV Neither of us have the direct information, but judging by the details given, they don't know who the murderer really was, so I wouldn't judge too quickly on this one here

and propably having beaten and assaulted an innocent person, rage has to be directed into the right direction, not blindly thrown around.

@@1Ashram uh wdym?

@@Nug223 He has assaulted, and beaten up someone, he thought was responsible, but since they stated, that the crime is still not solved and the murderer not caught, he assaulted an innocent person, that rage and anger is perfectly valid, how he acted towards people around him with it, is not, you see, he lost a child, for that, he has my sympathy, but, the person he assaulted and beaten up close to death, is father/mother/son/daughter to someone as well, while the show clearly focuses to portray him in a good light, he certainly has anger, rage emotional and violent issues.

@The Drowsong A lot of people get away with crime even when they have evidence against them. He probably got the right guy. Might have been a stalker, or someone harassing the daughter that he knew about. You need to think of things like that.

@@1Ashram you have no clue wtf you are talking about Lmao

Its something he should feel no shame for in the slightest, there isn't anything wrong or shameful about taking the law into your hands. The law is a mess and tonnes of people get away with abusing it. I mean hell look at epstine his existence is proof. When he was in prison he orginised leave days where police would ride him out, take him to his house and he'd have them guard hia front door and play bouncer... Then he'd call his friends and little girls and those police would let them in no questions asked... where he probably did all the stuff epstine did so the Idea of the law as something scared and giving it reverance no thank you.

​@@hopelessedgelordAbsolutely agree. Law does not mean justice.

It's a fake story this show is scripted.

Did not see shame, there's no reason for that anyway. The only thing that sucks is when people get away with murder/rape and nothing is done to them because of the law.

I am a retired Detention Officer in Arizona, I have nothing negative to say for this Man serving 3 years for beating the murderer, I would do the same if it were one of my daughters. I have much respect for him being a man of integrity not hiding his time in prison, he would be in management in my business because honesty and integrity are everything!!!

Semper Fi brother …totally agree!👍🏽

He's doing his little girl proud. I wish that she were still alive to tell him as much, but sadly, none of us have any capacity to bring his little girl back....

Well said. My man

Good words. Also ex-military here...and I welled up at his story and reactions.

Thank you for your service, sir! Blessings

If he died he would have got life that's why he said thank god

Amen. God bless you all.

@@maybe-xh8il Which is a crying shame. If someone murders a family member and is convicted, the family should be given free reign to do *absolutely* *anything* to them.

@@PumpkinHoard ye I agree but this was not the case the guy was not charged with her murder

I dont get why murderers are allowed to stay in prison, if someone commits such a horrible crime just send him back to the country he came from.

What do you give a guy that lost his daughter to make him feel better?

@@CaptainXanax More money

@@CaptainXanax legal representation till his daughter’s murder is convicted and legal representation to have his charges cleared. I think he’d only want the first, but he deserves the second as well.

@@catherineeverdale7317 He technically doesnt need legal representation, because once the murderer is caught the DA's office will be working for him.

How about a house or $20,000 to towards a down payment

I wonder if he's marriage fell apart from all the stress. Poor guy doesn't seem to have any family. I hope with all my heart ♥ they are still together.

SUCH A GENUINE HUMBLE NICE GUY..

I know exactly how you feel I pretty much lost it after I heard that

I’ve had two of my friends murdered, but I couldn’t imagine what it would be like to lose a daughter. I think I would go on a manhunt and make sure that they suffer

Its the worst

@@fashionlife5348 So so sorry for your loss xx

What human Race that killed his daughter?

My grandfather was murdered before i ever met him

Being kind is definitely free. Right on.

That's a lovely way to put it, Bailey. :)

I hope the murder gets solved.

Being kind is free... Such a simple truth, and yet, too many people (maybe even the majority of people) don't realise that. This world would be incomparably better if more people knew this.

@@l.l.4244 ... not only know, but would choose to act kindly. TY for the reminder! 💗

He did find the demon. That’s why he was in prison.

He says he did know who did it, and beat the snockers out of him and was why he went to jail for 3 yrs.

The boss can't even keep up with the lowest paid grunts of his business. Kinda shows how out of touch the average boss is... Can't even do the job of a minimum wage employee, yet gets paid millions. Those jobs are supposed to be 'high school kids jobs.'

I agree about he should've done more. Especially after what some bosses have done on the show. But I hope the guy prospers greatly. Godspeed sir...

@@zane8789 the boss is great in the buisness side of the buisness. Strategic planing, economics, decision making etc. That is alot harder then drawing a smileyface with ketchup.

@@PatriotAmerican44 I’m sure the boss has his back moving forwards.

While I understand your point, it brings to mind my issue with this show and the concept of it. Guy goes under cover to see what is up, they usually go with some sort of story where they follow one particular employee, talk about how hard their life is, and the boss "rewards" them. Usually with some money or a promotion, what ever. Problem is, if you follow most those employees, they all have varying degrees of pain and hardship. A whole lot of them work hard and do a good job. So this one guy gets a nice surprise, but life goes on, and all these other employees keep on working without any recognition. Is it nice to see this sure, but it is also an indication of a larger problem, there are far more good employees than 1 per store, and they deserve to be taken care of too.

was the case ever solved?

@@laura-kn9qf yeah but video is years old

Wish it more than $5000 to help him though. I mean it's better than nothing of course.

@@jonothandoeser He did give him a place to live where he didn't have to pay rent aside from the $5000 cash. Rent/mortgage is pretty much the one that's eating up funds nowadays.

Does no one under stand this show is fake?

Im sorry to hear that, I lost my best friend around that same time as well, I’ll never forget that day.

Same lost mine in 2019 and I just don’t think i am going to ever shake back. 🙏🏾

Lost my best friend of 50-years in 2017, still hurts today. Couldn't Imagin losing one of my kids and if new who was responsible losing my life to correct the issue wouldn't be a problem.

Sorry to hear that. Rest in Peace to your best friend 🙏

ikr pretty jewish and meager offering. That 5k donation to charity is just a tax write off. Amusement park expense is max like 400 bucks.

Yeah, cheap pos. 5000 for rent is not even 3 months of rent. Wooooooow thats a loooong time lmfao

@@HipsterBlackMetalOfficial Bro have you priced a Disney trip lately? Shit's close to $2k a head.

He could have also been given not a fucking cent, like most don't in life after a tragedy. Why are so many people on this planet so fucking expectant/ungrateful.. good god

@@HipsterBlackMetalOfficial wtf is up with calling it a jewish offering? Thats not ok pal

Thank you for your kind heart

Absolutely agree with you

Dang uthgard the unbroken soloing two guys by herself

🥺🥺🥺♥️

Ex

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Not the time.

Truth is, if there IS anything after death? Then he really _is_ her hero. Unlike _most_ murdered children these days, her father went out to goddamn avenge her, and he damn well did it. The man is a hero, and god damn it, he shouldn't have stopped when he did- because that _bastard_ could still be out there, looking to do it again. To take someone _elses_ daughter from them..

@@magne7771 im on your side BUT if he had murdered the guy he would be in prison for the rest of his life.. I dont think any daughter would have wanted that for her dad to happen.

@Muffinconsumer4 Ah, so easy to judge, is it not? Have some empathy and compassion. He paid the price for his actions and has learnt from that experience - but the pain of his loss will always be with him. Cut him some slack.

@Muffinconsumer4 Tell me you're a narcissist without telling me you're a narcissist

Yes! I remember going to the playground by myself as a little girl. "Watch our for cars. Use the crosswalk". Other friends grew up playing for hours in the woods, in the ravine, etc. Nowadays, seeing a little girl playing alone is more a cause for concern. Playing in the woods for hours -- no way! Sad!

Nymphe: Nice name.

@@eddyvideostar thank you! That's so kind of you!

If this guy spent few years in prison I think he knew what was going on but even if so likeky deserves the chance

Right. It's so sad that she wasn't hit by lightning or eaten by piranhas.

Hello does anyone here believe in Jesus?”

I’d be on a table with a needle in my arm or hanging by bed sheets in my cell if this was me…the chances of that guy committing a crime eventually would be high, high enough I’d rather take him and myself out to save another child even if I just saved my own…fuck the rules and laws of society: these people need bullets to the skull and nothing else.

the only thing I blame him for is fucking up the prospect of his daughter getting justice

Kudos to your Dad. I honestly don't think I could control myself in that situation. Also glad your brother was unharmed.

A trip to an amusement park. Real generous spirit there.

@@scatdawg123dont forget the 5k for paying rent "a long time" what a scumbag. earning millions. would have taken the money and the trip and walked out to look for better work

Or most people have a hard life but people choose not to care or ask how someone's doing

@@kaileepinkerton5753 Yeah, this is it. Call me a pessimist but I'm sure the producers are going for the tear-jerker story just as much as AGT does with basically every contestant. The stories on Undercover Boss are more a testament to mental health... lack thereof, in this country.

Yea...it's staged.

Assuming for a moment that every worker is sharing their real story and genuinely don’t know they’re on Undercover Boss, I wonder how wide a net the producers have to cast to find these people. “Here’s Bob. Been here for five years, married with three kids, has a lovely home and has been doing very well.” “ this interview was boring, scrap it!”

I've worked on a production team and we don't try to find "the saddest story", but the people whose story will have the biggest impact on the audience; or who will get the recognition that they deserve and possibly some help.

Saying you understand his reaction and you dont blame him are 2 vastly different things. He shouldnt have done what he did. Thats a fact. You cant take the law into your own hand or else you accept vigilantism AKA you think Ahmad Aubrey was a justified shooting. Thats just one of several issues with self help. Since you seem to be quite emotional and make emotional decisions, let me name you a similar incident. In the 2000's, there was a plane crash in Europe. The instant blame went on the ATC guy who was operating the plane. A father of one of the victims decided to take matters in his own hand. He found the ATC in his house, waited there until he stepped out and stabbed him until he died and fled. In later investigations, it turns out the ATC was resolved of any wrongdoing as the findings stated that he did not have the correct tools to operate the plane that night. Do you really still not blame the by defintion, murderer? Now, can you understand the reaction? Yes but you cant justify their crime. My story and this story is basically the same story but the only difference is that the guy in question in the videos story's guilt is unknown while my plane story proved the murdered persons innocence

@KZfaq S I‘m with you dude. Completely different stories.

@@anonymousperson3023 "basically the same story" 🤡🤡

@@anonymousperson3023 ignorant by choice or?!..... How can you say there "the same story" Damn man.... Not even close

@@prowlervanwijk5537 are you guys dumb? when he says basically the same story its about the underlying concept of the stories. crime is committed nobody is held accountable( at least at first) revenge is taken through committing another crime. obviously a plane crash isnt the same as what happened to the employee but that is obviously not the point. the point is the presumption of innocence exists for a reason. do we think his actions are justified because one man who is incredibly biased says the guy is guilty and deserves punishment. why do people always assume the justice system is failing by hearing one side of the story.

So sorry to hear that Sandra. I hope you found peace. Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” Matthew 19:14

@@Focusonbehind Gandalf said "Many that live deserve death. And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgment".

I'm so sorry for the loss of your son. I'm sure your son would want you to be happy with your time here, He'll know you think of him every day and that will comfort him. Best Wishes xx

Sorry for yourbpainfull loss

I'm sorry for your loss Sandra. I will keep your son in my thoughts.

Good words. Investments has always been the ultimate option, it benefits even more when you have several investment which gives you greater advantage and more source of income.

I realized the benefits of investing. My source of income had previously been my job. But I lost my job when the pandemic started and I had to live with the little I had in my savings which really affected my plans.

This is exactly what I'm talking about. For the past four years, my income has never been dependent on any firm or work place, because I chose to invest and the more money I get the more I seek for new investment opportunities.

Unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security. So I really appreciate John Joseph's transparency and help on my trades.

I came across this name John Joseph when I was really looking to start up some investments. But I wasn't given much information about him.

Well, if everyone that killed a murderer got a medal be it revenge or not that would basically give people not only a free pass for murder but also a reward for it. But, if we talking normally, I totally agree lmaooo

The thing was it was still unsolved that's why so in their eyes it was someone innocent but if he went after them it prolly was the right person but I agree cause not like he killed the guy to give someone 5 years given the situation that is pretty extreme

The law is clear on what you can/can't do. Sadly there are consequences to our actions - right or wrong.

people make mistakes and get the wrong person. If vigilantism were accepted it could create a never ending revenge spree. Someone is hurt, suspect is innocent, the family gets mad and gets revenge on the original victim, they retaliate, it just never ends. we need laws and a justice system, not vigilantism.

@@delayeddeloy7761 everytime we go I make sure we let him know we think he deserves to get the best for his daughter ..ahero for his daughters.

Real sad he went to prison for that too!!

Alleged murderer

Three years in prison for beating the living hell out of someone he accused of murdering his daughter with zero evidence ( given they only need a whisper of evidence to send people to the chair for murder in the 3rd world USA, there was clearly no evidence at all the victim did anything )

@@claverhouse1 Tell me you're a blowhard without actually telling me you're a blowhard.

@@claverhouse1 You obviously dont live in the states or know anything about their corrections system lol.

Sorry for your loss!

sorry sean, i have two sons myself... i mourn with you if that matters

Sean im so sorry to hear that bro may god ease your pain Insha Allah you meet in jannat

I don't think I'll make it to the 20 year mark. Steven💚. I'm almost to the 6.5 year anniversary. I'm very sorry for your loss. 💔💔

If you're still crying over someone that died 20 years ago then you're just mentally weak and pathetic.

May Jesus comfort you in your pain and give you grace to heal.

I had a coworker, who's niece was beaten and raped, than thrown into a dumpster. She is permanently brain damaged now and the guy who did it got 8 years in prison. He's already free. There is a reason people go after these animals themselves.

Having lost a daughter to a terrible accident a week before her 8th birthday allows me to empathize in a very small way with you and this dear man.

@@virginiahorvath5840 now that’s devastating. I’m so so sorry! I can’t fathom losing a child. May God comfort you all your days.

@@thebelizeaneh Yeah....I'd be waving at that dudes family from the court room

I have Black and Decker, Skilsaw and a few other tools to make the life altering changes, I'd just need a portable generator if not near any power!! Had I the choice, the man would not have been charged in the first place!!

Me too 😢

I would have gotten out went over to the guys house and finished the job. If my daughter isn't breathing neither is he

@@RUTHLESSambition5 I completely understand.

@@RUTHLESSambition5 Your 'name' says a lot about you and it aint attractive. Ever heard "two wrongs don't make a right"?

@@helencheung2537 I'll worry about that after the guy is in the dirt. Violence is the ONLY language people understand. Talking to them doesn't work

@@helencheung2537 Maybe, but you do you. I find it interesting you think his reaction or handle is about you. Why should your attractiveness to his handle or reaction matter? Who are you?

True but still should have given the man a years rent. The man likely would have been happy with $2000. Or heck $1000. The CEO gained much more than $5,000 in having the exposure

If only my dad could do the same to me. Thank you for being a great human and father

same here. super crazy....cannot even think about it ....

Respect to u my dad would make it into a pity party for him and claim I was tricked into not liking him. I hate the man not bc my mom says anything but bc I have two functional eyes and ears and lived with that man

@@Silencer796 Well, taking into consideration your name...

@@EmmanuelEdgar195Z This is a temporary account.

A few company discounted tickets to an amusement park and a tax write off donation to a charity of his choosing. This boss is weak and doesn't deserve dedicated workers.

Also I feel like the judge should feel shameful. AT LEAST the daughters murderer wasn’t dead. That was even punishment for him enough. Still serves 3 full years over an assault that was Deserved

I would assume the anger is so much greater than what I assume it to be. The murderer does not deserve any freedoms or peace.

The natural thing? Well, sorta but because I dont wanna dive into nuiances, Ill say sure, it can be but was it the right thing to do? No. As emotional as the story is, you cant let it sway your objective reasoning in self help is not good for anyone

@@anonymousperson3023 of course revenge is never the right thing to do but you can only understand it if you were in that position of losing someone you love by the hands of someone else and you can never know how you will react! Things like this will make the sweetest person SNAP!!!

*losing

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

Im ok i guess.@@edithbannerman4

I'm really sorry for your loss. They will always be in your heart. Stay strong.

I'm sorry for your loss dear, keep your head up and move on in life. I guess you have a hubby to cheer you up, huh. Well I'm Harry Seigel from NY, I lost my wifey 2 years ago and only living with my kids, Can we be friends and get to know more about ourselves?

People who can cry are only feeling it very shallowly.

I am so sorry that you and your family had to go through that. ❤️

My condolences for your loss.

Theresa, I, too, lost my son 12 years ago from Pancreatic cancer. He was 38. It is a terrible disease with excruciating pain almost constantly. My husband and I loved him dearly and not a day goes by that we don’t think about him. Like you, we have beautiful memories that will last forever until we meet again in Heaven.

@@daisymazie9642 May God continue to give you love and strength for each new day . Hang onto your beautiful memories . They hold the key to our strength. God Bless ❤️🙏🏼💙

I am so very very sorry for your loss and for what happened to her grandfather and I'm so glad to hear he wasn't punished for getting revenge. Big hugs to you and all of your loved ones ❤️

Damn I hope you find the peace you deserve and RIP to your daughter. Fly high

@Jabe Jikkonen they won’t lol

My late mother said, "You do things for your family that you wouldn't do for anyone else".

For real.

I would telling the boss, no I will not at work tomorrow because I can not or will not work for any company so insensitive for others problems, and that I will be contacting the media about this!!

If I was part of that jury I would have said NOT GUILTY!!!!

Seriously, really skimmed on this guy

@@JRMAV1 i was expecting a promotion with a raise

At least he gets to go to 6flags? Hahahaha what a fkn joke

How many bosses you know going out handing a free trip and 5 k to their employees having a hard time? Not many he did help him when many others wouldn’t so what the fuck you on?

Absolutely at least give him a little raise with opportunities of advancements in the company.

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