‘I’m Here to Be a Man & Take Responsibility’: Man Convicted in Julio Foolio Murder

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  @gwendorsey462 · 4 months ago

  I’m showing these videos to my 19 year old son

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• SH

  @Sherpa8034 · 4 months ago

  Here is a young man who had a good life, went to a very good school, had the use of a pricey car to drive around, and even traveled to countries that many only dream of visiting. Yet, he chose the gangster life, ends up being convicted of first-degree murder. Now he faces life behind bars or even the death penalty. How more stupid can one become?

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• AS

  @Asakhalifshow · 4 months ago

  Young people please take notes..this is the result of bad decision making.😢

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• PO

  @pootytang5456 · 4 months ago

  Wasn't remorseful until the guilty verdict

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• AN

  @AntoniusBrook · 4 months ago

  “This was a traumatic experience”. Yeah. You caused the trauma!

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• LA

  @larrywallace31 · 4 months ago

  Why get involved in GANGS in the first place when you have so many people who loves you man.

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• ST

  @stopplayin7022 · 4 months ago

  It has to be a messed up feeling to have 2 choices in life. Death penalty/ life in prison. All bad!!

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  @super·nothingg · 4 months ago

  Cross examination showed he isn't remorseful. He's trying to save his own skin.

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  @StreetinScotland · 4 months ago

  He had it all and wanted to play gangster. Now he has the rest of his miserable existence to pay the price for that.

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• MI

  @miltron4989 · 4 months ago (edited)

  This kid is the most tragic character in this whole deal, came from a good family, grew up in a nice home but wanted to be "cool" and hang with the thugs.

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• HU

  @Hustle2Invest · 4 months ago

  He’s not taking responsibility. He’s attempting a soft landing!

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• AL

  @Alexandria.Washington · 4 months ago

  I was devastated when my 18-year old Son was sentenced to two days in jail for stealing a video game from a store.  When I picked him up from jail I drove him straight to college for the beginning of his freshman year.  Today, ten years later at age 28, he is a PhD Candidate for his Doctoral Degree in Computer Science and Engineering.  I’m thankful his life was steered back into the right direction as opposed to a path of destruction.

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