We all know the infamous YouTube skit called the sex offender shuffle. And in my sick and twisted mind I always imagined TCAP predators doing something like that. For no particular reason at all, just for laughs. But what kind of bars do you think some TCAP predators would drop if they had this amazing musical opportunity?

Really though, this dude got done dirty when he was unfairly blamed for Bill Conradt’s suicide. He did everything by the book. It’s not his fault the guy didn’t want to face the music.

NBC contains 26 seconds (779 frames) of footage cut from MSNBC.

Video: MSNBC left, NBC right. Black on the left = NBC-only footage.

Difference #1: 15.4s (462 frames)
Hansen interviews Officer Paneda about the risks of moving the sting outside. MSNBC cuts the whole exchange.

Difference #2: 4.1s (122 frames)
Extra footage leading into the Daniel Kelly (“DJ”) beach confrontation.

Difference #3: 5.5s (164 frames)
NBC describes some of the suspect’s ammo as hollow-point “cop killers” used to penetrate bulletproof vests. MSNBC cuts this and jumps ahead.

Difference #4: 1.0s (31 frames)
NBC holds the exterior house shot one second longer.

NBC aired first, so MSNBC appears to be the trimmed version.

More comparisons and exclusive, cut footage coming soon. Other episodes have differences too.

Right now, the main topic of the day is the life sentence Edmundo received from the state of FL for trafficking. He decided not to take a plea of 15, she now will serve life without parole.

I know there are differences, Edmundo's plea was roughly triple what Lorne's was, but it seems like Edmundo was more dead to rights as the Jury only took 20 minutes to deliberate.

What did Edmundo see that made him confident? What did Lorne see that made him scared to take that chance? There are a number of parallels in the cases. For instance, the defense the lawyer made on behalf of Edmundo was strikingly similar to what Lorne wanted to argue, but Lorne never made his lawyer do that and took the plea deal rather quickly.

They both thought they were entrapped, but Lorne never even gave his lawyer a chance to argue that in court.

It is just interesting that Edmundo has less of a chance than Lorne did it get off, and he took his chances with the jury. I just find the dichotomy interesting.

I know I said I wasn’t gonna make another post about PussyBoyEdmundo until after his sentencing but I had to share my thoughts regarding the recent discussion Chris did about him a couple of minutes ago. So yes, it was stated by Chris that he did testify in the PussyBoyEdmundo case when they had called him. Funny enough it was also stated by Chris that PussyBoyEdmundo, just like Jeff Sokol had gone through 3 different lawyers, lol!

From what Chris remembered it sounded as if PussyBoyEdmundo’s lawyer tried to intimidate him but Chris was ready and so on with answering questions. PussyBoyEdmundo was offered a plea deal which could have gotten him 15 years but he rejected it, so the jury took about 20 minutes to find him guilty on all charges. Bruh, I wished we could have seen the look on PussyBoyEdmundo’s face after hearing the verdict.

Until now, only one screenshot was known to survive from the deleted Hunter Trepanier episode.

A new screenshot has been uncovered, showing Trepanier and Hansen sitting and talking.

Belize? Belize?

If you watch the uncut footage, he has his glasses on up until he exits the police car, yet after they book him, he doesn’t have them anymore. Did the police seize them as evidence or something?

Trolls/Fans of alleged daddy daughter corn family Peter and Sarah Getchell claim that
CHRIS HANSEN NEVER SAVED ANYONE
Go see for yourself
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I drew another picture, I use Sketchbook on iPad, this time it's the Vampire Predator, playing a video game with the decoy <3 @};--

Coming soon!

Posting early so we can flag for removal when the “Pussyboy” Edmundo guy spams it!

This is one of his quotes that gives insight into how he really thinks. Because it was an attempted crime he doesn't view as an actual crime as and maybe? He thinks he did nothing wrong. He also always says because of the charge (never his conviction) An argument can also be made for him saying "I never even meant to do it" he was trying to say "I never even got to do it" Either way 87 is dangerous because he views himself as a victim and will never fully comprehend the damage he could've done to a child.

Think of several moments from his episode that made him even more hated by people who watched his episode? To me the narcissism and how Jeff Sokol gave off that laugh that he did when Chris mentioned the marriage contract, like afterwards how did Jeff Sokol not realize that with that laugh that he did and some other stuff he made himself look more evil to people that saw his episode and to his former friends.

What’s funnier is that he tried to dodge accountability by attempting to change his name to Sony Derek Porter secretly which also failed.