I'm typically a very paranoid individual, I don't know who hurt me when I was younger, but I swear I think the worst in every situation.
My oldest bought me a taser for my birthday, I swear if I knew how to shoot and maintain a gun, I'd own a few. I carry it around everywhere. If I am in a parking lot, I'm doing 20 over the shoulder checks. I am constantly watching my surroundings. I act NO different when I meet new people.
I had the pleasure of meeting two men over the summer. They were interested in two different items I was trying to get rid of. A woman meeting men alone, at the house? You better believe my Armour was on.
First guy showed up within the hour on a Sunday. Every individual you meet has questions, and this guy was no different. I was hesitant at first, but because I'm an honest person and want people to trust me I divulged some information. His reaction was genuine and appeared to be clueless. His response "I live out in XYZ and never heard of it". I gave just enough detail for him to look up the case. He offered me a number, I declined, and he left.
The next day he contacted me offering me what I wanted. Perfect. The power of prayer is amazing. With both of our crazy work schedules we couldn't connect until two weeks later. In which he came over got the item and we started talking. He says "you know I was nosy and went home to look up the case, the video does him NO justice. I have my CCW, and he was running away, he looks guilty". I smiled, appreciated the feedback but explained that wasn't the full video. He said, "I know, but the news did a good job with cutting it up into pieces to make him look bad". Yes, yes, they did.
I met another guy last week. Older guy interested in some off grid stuff. He purchased the item, and we talked for two hours after. I ended up telling him the situation, cried, and encouraged him to pray if he believed. He looked at me, shared HIS story and said, "GOD always protects". He actually messaged me when he got home and said, "let me know when the documentary comes out so I can share it with everyone". He, too, has his CCW and collects guns.
I first saw the video in November of 2022, in which my mouth dropped. Our attorney played it for us when we were in the office and wanted John to take a plea. I looked at him and said, "you do what you want but there's no way I'd take a plea on this". We talked about more that night and he decided not to take the plea. I saw the video twice that year (2022), never again until February 2024.
Everything was different from what I remembered in 2022. We watched it one time before trial, and I never saw it again until July of 2024. Once I realized I had access to it. I watched it nightly for weeks. I believe I talked about this in a previous post. Breaking the video down into sections and watching it frame by frame puts a totally different perspective on it.
I was refraining until after his documentary aired on A&E to release the video, the actual VIDEO. Yet I feel compelled to share it now because of everything going on. I encourage you to watch it at normal speed first, then slow it down and watch it, then break it into frame by frame. I bet your opinion changes of whether or not John is truly guilty of MURDER. Before you do watch, look up the definition of Murder and Voluntary Murder in Ohio. Watch the video, break it up, and let me know whether or not you still think it's MURDER.
Unfortunately, the blog titled VIDEO is one I am requesting payment for to prevent it from circulating like wildfire. Remember: what's done in the dark always comes to light.
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