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I'm Landon Dowlatsingh and welcome back to another most amazing video.
Today we are going to be looking at the top 10 convicts who fainted after given their
sentencing.
It's pretty intense but before we get into that, we just recently made a video about
teenagers freaking out after they were given a life sentence.
If that looks interesting to you click right over here to watch it.
Alright, so are you guys ready to see some convicts faint?
Starting off this list in at number 10 we have a very promising basketball recruit falling
to the ground.
Tony Farmer seemed to have a bright future.
He was ranked one of the top 100 high school basketball players in the US and he was on
his way to becoming a pro athlete.
His dreams came crashing down when a violent incident involving his ex-girlfriend was reported.
It's so weird how he faints but the judge wants to continue with the sentencing.
Wow, the judge is pretty brutal but I mean, his crime was pretty severe.
Tony Farmer was charged with domestic abuse and kidnapping after he was caught on video
harming her.
It was very clear that he committed the crime, so he was at the mercy of the judge who handed
him a 3-year prison sentence.
And so, in a blink of an eye, college and the NBA were out of his future and a prison
cell would become his new home.
But eventually after he was done serving his sentence, he went to college and put his name
in the 2017 NBA draft.
Texas shooter collapses in court and this fires into our number 9 spot.
Ronald Haskell was charged with capital murder after he killed his wife's family members
execution style.
For those of you who don't know, capital murder in the United States is any type of murder
that would make the criminal eligible for the death penalty.
So yeah, I would say it's only natural if you faint after hearing that you could potentially
have a lethal injection or be sent to the electric chair.
But I do have to say this, in my opinion the punishment fits the crime.
After he fainted the first time, the deputies attempted to keep him standing but his body
was lifeless.
So, they put him in a chair and wheeled him out of the court room to get some help.
His defense lawyer is trying to use the insanity plea but as of right now, he is rotting in
a prison cell waiting for his trial to start.
Man faints in court after he is accused of human trafficking and he falls onto this list
in at number 8.
He was charged with child trafficking and aggravated assault but after his hearing,
he was granted bail.
Is this real-life right now?
He was schedule to appear in court one month but he never showed.
What a shocker.
A warrant has been issued for his arrest but at the moment, no one knows where he is and
it is believed that he fled the country.
I would too if I was granted bail and I was going to be on trial for a very serious crime.
I mean isn't it common sense that he would be a flight risk?
I feel like bail should only be given to petty crimes and not crimes that involve minors,
murder or anything else like that.
Up next in at our number 7 spot we have Shelby Isaac.
A judge sentenced Shelby Isaac to 30 years in maximum prison for killing a pregnant woman,
her unborn baby and a man over some hair weaves.
I'm not even making this stuff up.
She shot them because she wanted her money back from hair weaves that she purchased from
them.
This is Shelby during her sentencing.
She collapsed hard after she heard her guilty verdict and she had to be taken away from
the courtroom to get some medical attention.
I think the judge should've ordered her to participate in some anger management classes
while she's in prison because clearly she needs to work on that and she definitely has
the time to do it.
Suge Knight collapses after bail hearing and this makes it onto our list in at number 6.
Suge knight is known for a lot of things.
He was a record producer, music executive, former American football player and a convicted
felon.
He was even accused of being involved with the murders of Tupac and Biggie.
Whoa, is this guy for real?
Well here is a clip of his bail hearing for a fatal hit and run that he was involved with.
His bail was set at $25,000,000 and when he heard that, his head hit the table.
His lawyer is trying to say he fainted because of blood clots but I think its because of
how much the bail was set at.
His trial is set to start in September of this year but I don't see him getting out
of prison any time soon.
Moving on to number 5 we have Two women who fainted after being sentenced to life in prison.
Whoa, they went down hard.
And no, that hysterical screaming didn't come from the convicts.
They were literally knocked unconscious when the judge sentenced them to life in prison.
These two women pleaded guilty to murdering a three-year-old girl while she was under
their care.
Apparently, the murder was so violent and aggressive so the Judge gave them the strictest
punishment she could in that state.
They obviously knew what they were doing when the committed the crime so it's only fitting
that they spend the rest of their miserable lives behind bars.
The judge said that this is the worst case that she has ever seen in her career.
We have another Confessed murderer who collapses in court in at number 4.
Honestly, what do you expect?
You confessed to a murder and you think you won't get punished for it?
So apparently when he was being indicted, he was possibly facing the death penalty so
he took a guilty plea bargain.
But I guess he wasn't expecting to be sentenced to life without the possibly of parole.
But wait, there're more to the story.
During his sentencing hearing, he wanted to withdraw his guilty plea.
Which is really shocking to the courtroom because this move would put the death penalty
back on the table.
The judge declined his motion to withdraw his plea bargain but maybe he should've also
ordered him to do a psych evaluation because clearly the man isn't stable.
Falling into number 3 we have a woman who passed out after she heard her verdict.
Let's take a look.
Did you guys hear that bang?
No?
Let me play it again.
That bang was the sound of her skull hitting the table after she passed out.
I think that's going to leave a nasty bump on the head.
Diana Lovejoy collapsed after she was convicted of conspiracy to murder her ex-husband as
well as attempted murder.
She hired her gun instructor to shoot her ex but he survived.
I think her first mistake was hiring a gun instructor who can't even finish the job.
After she was wheeled out on a gurney, the jury found her guilty on all counts and charges
which means that she will spend at least 25 years of her life in prison.
In at number 2 a man faints after hearing he could face the death penalty.
Whoa...did you guys see his eyes?
It looks like he was possessed by a demon.
Well maybe he is possessed because he killed an innocent teenager who was his own age.
This convict was one of three suspects who were arrested for the murder of a 17-year-old
during an intense argument.
The prosecution hasn't decided whether or not they will pursue the death penalty but
the definitely can in this case.
Do you guys agree with the death penalty?
Let me know what you think down below in the comment section.
Finally, in at our number 1 spot we have a man who fainted and died in court.
Yeah that's right, he actually died shortly after he received his sentencing.
But it's not what you think, he didn't die because he had a heart attack or anything...I'll
play the clip and I want you guys to tell me what you think happened.
Well that was dramatic wasn't it.
Michael Marin was facing arson charges after he was accused of setting his mansion on fire
in order to get the insurance money.
So, when the jury found him guilty of arson, he quickly slipped something into his mouth.
An autopsy later revealed that he had consumed cyanide and fifteen minutes later, he was
dead on the courtroom floor.
I feel like that was so unnecessary.
I mean he could've faced 7-21 years in prison but he probably would have been out a lot
sooner for good behaviour.
But relatives told the media that Michael said he could never go back to jail.