Ice Cream Parlor Murders: The Shocking Paul Reed Trial | The Prosecutors | Real Crime

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• DA

  @dajosco115 · 2 years ago

  CAN YOU IMAGINE ARRIVING ON SCENE AND IT'S YOUR CHILD... DEVASTATING!!!

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• MR

  @Mr-gg8ek · 2 years ago

  Gang members... Sneaking up on kids and shooting them from afar. How cowardly can you be?

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• ME

  @messiaspereira6232 · 2 years ago

  That mother finding that one of the victims was her own son must be devastating . And still behaving professionally afterwards it's absolutely amazing.

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• CH

  @ChrisUnveilsCrimes · 2 years ago

  Every video here is like a real-life thriller movie. Easily the best true crime channel.

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• MA

  @maryannanderson2213 · 2 years ago

  I have lived in Nashville for decades and I was here when Paul Reid went on his murderous spree back in the 90&apos;s. &nbsp;The frustrating thing is that he had been sent to prison, I believe in Texas, and was sentenced to 20 years but he was released after only six years. &nbsp;If he had served out his entire sentence he would not have been free to roam the streets of Nashville &nbsp; ending the lives of seven young people. &nbsp;He was given multiple death sentences and none of them were carried out because he died of natural causes after serving only a few years. &nbsp;I know that family members of his victims feel like they were cheated of seeing justice done but the way I look at is that dead&apos;s dead and he&apos;s dead and he just saved the State of Tennessee the cost of keeping him on Death Row for an extended period of time and then going through the expense of carrying out the sentence. &nbsp; <br><br>It was not covered in this account of this story but what started this particular rampage was that he was working as a cook at Shoney&apos;s Restaurant and he had a temper tantrum and threw a dish and it hit a waitress and he was fired. &nbsp;The house he went to leading to his arrest was the home of the manager who fired him and Reid wanted his job back. &nbsp;The family had an elderly dog who was in poor health and he was scheduled to be taken in to the vet the next day and euthanized. &nbsp;The whole family was gathered in the living room spending time with the dog and saying goodbye to him and they were making a video tape of their dog on his last night so when Reid showed up at the house they actually got him on the tape. &nbsp;<br><br>Reid lured the manager outside by saying he had something in the trunk of his car that would prove employees had been stealing steaks from the restaurant but fortunately the manager was not outside long before he sensed that something wasn&apos;t right and he immediately got back into the house. &nbsp;Reid was right behind him and tried to push his way into the house. &nbsp;If the manager had not called to his wife to &quot;hand me my gun, it&apos;s right there on the table&quot; Reid possibly would have killed the entire family. I&apos;m sure the manager is absolutely aware of what a narrow escape he had and realizes how lucky he is that he did not become Reid&apos;s next victim.

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• JA

  @jameshaselmayer8492 · 2 years ago

  The woman finding her child close to home shot.... God bless her and give her strength, &nbsp;much stronger then I.. I would of went on a rampage with a whole lot of ammunition. RIP child...

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• JO

  @jomaro8 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Imagine coming up to the scene of a shooting and discovering your own child is one of the victims. How do you survive that? 😢

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• GE

  @GeoRockNerd · 2 years ago (edited)

  I was stationed at Ft Campbell when the two women were abducted from the Baskin Robbins and murdered. Angela Holmes was the wife of a soldier in my battalion, a friend of mine, it was &nbsp;extremely sad.

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• ST

  @Stu-SB · 2 years ago

  The detective on the first case looks really sharp.

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• DI

  @dianawatton7570 · 2 years ago

  When defense attorneys defend evil killers how do those attorneys sleep? &nbsp;Have they, like the criminals, have no Conscience?

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• SH

  @shawnnewell4541 · 2 years ago

  I can&apos;t believe the murderer came back to the guy&apos;s house! What an idiot!

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• SO

  @sophia8569 · 2 years ago

  I know that being A Defense Attorney is A hard Job because of the person or ppl they are Defending, smh 🙏🏽 for those Attorneys, it’s probably hard for them to Sleep at times 😔…

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