Moment judge recognised school friend in dock - BBC News
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- Published on Jul 2, 2015
- Watch the amazing moment when two school friends, a judge and a man suspected of burglary, were 'reunited' briefly during a court hearing in Miami, US. "I'm sorry to see you here," said Judge Mindy Glazer. "I always wondered what happened to you." Standing in the dock, Arthur Booth, who was arrested after he was chased in a car by police, broke down in tears when he recognised his former class-mate. Judge Glazer set Mr Booth's bond at $43,000 (£27,500).
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She isn't just a judge , she was healing him with her kind and compassionate words . What a wonderful person.
The man was crying
What did the prisoner do?
He smiled for a split second when he was transported back to being a kid...then he remembered where his life was now. Oh my goodness.
@Margarita Magdalena wish you all the best sister . Peace .
@History Matters I've lived without body language "science" for 32 years, and humanity has lived without it for thousands of years. Just because everyone is suddenly gung ho on "body language" doesn't mean I'll be peer pressured into it myself.
@Margarita Magdalena body language should give a general understanding of one's feelings , never an accurate one .
The inaccuracy that you mentioned stems from the fact that interpretation of emotions and facial expressions of other people originates from the neurophysiological processes inside the Amygdala , which can be quite variable between people .
Moreover you are partially right about the fact that people shouldn't do assumptions based on body language and facial expressions alone , they should be considered complementary to other sources of information .
@crayzee1372 About most communication being nonverbal, the "official" figure is 93%, and it's a myth that resulted from a misinterpretation of dr. Albert Mehrabian, professor of psychology at UCLA. His experiments in the 1960s showed that when people talk about their feelings, and their body language doesn't match what they're saying, their words tend to have little meaning, and the listeners rather draw conclusions from body language (38% from voice and 55% from facial expression, hence 93%).
Mehrabian: "Please note that this and other equations regarding relative importance of verbal and nonverbal messages were derived from experiments dealing with communications of feelings and attitudes (i.e., like-dislike). *Unless a communicator is talking about their feelings or attitudes, these equations are not applicable."*
@crayzee1372 The judge is smiling all the time. How can she feel anything positive about this situation? This is a fine example of how much variation there is in emotional expression. Variation is the norm.
The fact that he breaks down feels like he's just seen his own reflection and what he's become in the eyes of someone from his youth.
True
@Emperor of Darkness what kind of cheap mentality you have. If you are a good person, you wouldn't want someone else to go through the suffering that your loved ones went through. Selfishness is what destroys humanity
Yup…That little boy he used to be - he let him down.
I’m crying. She was so compassionate, I hope he has a good life now. Bless
I was about to cry
@Egg yep, saw an old comment of mine from 3 years ago and I cringe everytime I remember it
@Noob Player I want you to remember this moment and for you to cringe at yourself some time from now when you do.
@The Professor now the roasting starts
I love how she called him “sir” repeatedly as a sign of respect and to preserve his dignity. Her smile and that gesture may have been what he needed. 💜
Maybe she has a crush on him
@Tony Corce just because someone made a mistake doesn’t mean they are never again deserving of respect.
@uome20bukz 👍
@Ferdzz, you’ve been in her court. Nice.
She calls everyone sir or mam!!
In such a humiliating moment for him, she did her best to remind him that she remembers him as a really nice boy, and wishes him a better future.
@Christopher Ibarra Why is that her responsibility? It's HIS responsibility.
He put himself in this situation. Stop playing the victim card.
What did he do?
@류진 ok but fr . The cultural appropriation thing is indeed dumb af , they're closing down businesses now because a man who's not Chinese shouldn't be owning a dumpling restaurant .
They also forget that almost everything we do , wear and eat has been taken from some culture .
(Ik this is off topic but I hate this particular concept with passion)
"what's sad is how old we've become" the tears are falling more aggressively now
@Suzie Humiliating? That's the last thing u should be worried about if you'ee in this situation. You need to be called out to turn back around or would u rather just keep going down the path you took and ur family and friends let you be?
Life is short, we can stay a child mentally and be 50 before you know it! I wonder what he did, they never said..
But I was so much older then. I'm younger than that now.
Yes, love this judge's sense of humor!😂🤣
@Suzie It's exactly what He needed to remember who he was. There is no humility when you hit rock bottom. Only survival matters.
I read an update of this story when they met again after he was released from jail after nearly 10 months. Still brought me to tears. I really hope he’s turned his life around. You could see how they were really good friends. She said, “he had a good judge who wanted to give him a chance.” Hope all is well!
best to him
@C. Dima it's written in the description, he was convicted of burglary
Does anyone know what he was convicted of?
Here it is:
thexvid.com/video/-lWKZDEdb2Q/video.html
Heartbreaking. The man probably dreamed of being a good citizen when he was a kid but life has a way of coercing some people. I think this man saw his whole life in a flash when he recognized the judge. I can't imagine the level of guilt and remorse this man felt at that particular moment. I hope the man was able to turn his life around for the better.
Most of life is predetermined. It has zero to do with people being "coerced" ffs
@jackalope116 Yeet there you go! That's legit though. A pinch of saltiness never really hurts yk, but oops.. buddies did just happen to seriously start pulling you up on it lol. Good day, Jack.
@jackalope116 Certainly it's nothing really negative. But like.. well, hear me out. I've had the same thing said to me multiple times by people, generally as a reply to some really bulky comments I had dropped at places. Hence, I can assure you this "over-analysis" kinda interprets to telling people "lol you're overthinking, _it's not that deep"_ [hope you've seen people remark with this].. so imagine, when you know you had to put your heart out to write something after much rumination and all while suddenly somebody comes bashing at you with a "not that deep, you're over-cooking it much"- that kinda feels a bit dispiriting, you know. Ain't gonna lie. As the writer, I wouldn't at all like taking that lol. So presumably this is exactly what that happened with you here! People are just somehow misconstruing that you're low-key trying to troll the OP @Supernova for the analysis. But you're done clearing out their confusions, right? It's alright now. And no, you've known the accurate definition for the word.
Anyway, can I ask what exactly did you try to mean by that comment if that wasn't actually a targeted affront?🤨
I admire her for showing compassion to a former classmate and reminding him of how he was at that time in their life. She expressed no judgement, even though she is the judge, but wished him luck and genuinely hoped he turned his life around. Bless both their hearts ❤
@Chelsea Miller you sound unnecessarily toxic with that 'I didn't ask you' attitude.
@Chelsea Miller stop playing the victim hood. people going to comment on your comment anyway.
@Planet Life they went to same school he could be sitting where she is , if he had made different choices, so it is what it is.
The fact she remembers he was the nicest kid in school shows how far positivity goes even in farther years where we may be different people.
wow, this really makes you wonder what pressures of life and influences caused such a great kid to make some wrong turns. Seeing his reaction was so touching. pray that seeing her was what he needed to get back to the positivity he obviously had.
Life struggles can change the nicest person into the baddest.
@ET_Luke As a judge she can't let her personal feelings get in the way of her job. Plus, judge only decides the sentence, not guilty or not guilty
@Masked Hunter hes out of prison, hes best friends with the judge, and has a job. People change, you can find the video link in the comment section. Good day.
This moment right here, reminded him of who he REALLY is on the inside. He was seen! I pray he carries this moment with him and finds “the nicest kid” that’s still deep inside.
He was never a nice kid, lol. She was joking,wow this is obviously lost on both of you!
No... he is a narc and so is she.she was enkpyong that humiliatiopng of him, and he was trying to get a get out of jail free, card !its very seedy, if you have any insight!! Both are very selfish and coldhearted.
He rudely.. didn't even recognise her. She waited until the end to rub that in his face.
Case closed.
Exactly, exactly
Why is Donald Trump pretty and I am not? But why does he only have a wife but I have TWO HANDSOME GIRLFRIENDS who I show off in my masterpiece YT videos? Do you know the answer, dear jb
I've never seen anything more heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time.
@uneditedletters Wow, I bet you're fun to hang out with. It's not his fault she didn't recognise him. If you have any insight into the means of growing up, some people change more than others. She was simply doing her job and recognised an old school friend. There is no indication of him trying to get out of jail free. He just realised that he messed up and she knew that, and she gave him a kind message at the end. Nice pun; case closed.
No... he is a narc and so is she.she was enkpyong that humiliatiopng of him, and he was trying to get a get out of jail free, card !its very seedy, if you have any insight!! Both are very selfish and coldhearted.
He rudely.. didn't even recognise her. She waited until the end to rub that in his face.
Case closed.
Yes this
Perfectly expressed ♥
6 years later and people are still touched by this clip.
@Elizabeth C it's a reminder that there is always a chance to change things for the better.
@Ezekiel Deji Ojo I don't know. I hope he was able to sort his life out.
I've rewatched this a few times. I touches me EVERY time.
Oh my goodness
My prayers for him. This is the way to uplift someone who is at rock bottom. She really changed my mindset with her compassion. No one is born criminal. ❤️
@EliMB And that means people can still choose to do right, even late in life, after they've made a lot of mistakes. Nothing is impossible with God.
No. They're not born a criminal. It's an active CHOICE to become one!
Wow, you honestly thought 💭 people were? Well, at the very least happy for this may have marginally changed your perspective
What a load of rubbish. Would you have sympathy for Ian Brady?
That was deep. He was clearly ashamed , embarrassed , and horrified when realized where they both were in their lives
@Rebecca Tuminello oh honey …. 33 !!! You have sooo much life left ! ( I pray !)
I think she also reminded him of a time when life still had hope. Absolutely heartbreaking.
@DJ Barrett Na he was getting bail set. It's in info. But that random junkie guy is cynical as shit. That's clearly a natural Not contrived reaction by him
@Enderpro that's a pretty dark chat up line 🤣
Poor guy
The positive comments I'm reading down here show how we still have great people with good hearts... ❤️Sorry for the world becoming the way it is, having people like y'all gives me hope daily 🥺
Yet there's like 12K+ dislikes..
butthurt people, smh.
❤️
Reading your comment and everyone else’s reminds me that there are still people who want to see people do well in life :’)
Keep on Spirit ❤️
We can be the good one as long as we have grateful attitude towards anything
And remember Jesus never leaves us, HE'S inside our hearts 🌻
No human being can be said to be 100% perfect, NO WAY. Everyone makes mistakes, every person is fighting a battle. You may know someone from childhood but you will never know what battle they may be fighting today and that is right now. So please share the LOVE❤
@Alice Monroe Trust me, they get bugger all
@Antony uhhhh youd know better than me but Google says they usually get life in prison there... or at least 30 years.
Well said 👏
But it's ultimately always a choice to break the law.
I love that she was kind and humble. I’ve seen this scenario in real life and the exchange is not this pleasant. A lot of judges would’ve been extra mean in this situation just to rub it in that they’re doing better than you. Thank God for people like this woman ❤️🙏🏾
We were all kids at one point, and all good at heart. This is such a good reminder.
Yes, and then we grow up and make choices.
yeah , and then life happened
Not always but mostly, some people are just wired differently
I was happy to find out that when he was released from jail 10 months later, they got to see each other again as friends!
Link???
With benefits?
@Hayden Foley 10 months in the U.S.........I'm guessing a parking ticket!
Do you know what he did
10 months for refusing the vaccine is harsh!
Sometimes all we need is just a single person understanding us and reminding everyone else that we weren't always bad. It would change many more criminals than jail time for many out there are simply broken inside and choose to continue on that path because 'who cares!'.
@Matt Rupert thank you
@richard grace 50% of individuals in prison are in prison as a result of nonviolent drug related "crimes" in which the state actively supports as a way to make revenue...
And what is if you were bad as a kid?
@richard grace yeah I know the difference but jail time is just what people say in casual colloquial speech. And yeah I know but kindness still probably changes more people for the better than prison.
@Alice Monroe the point is very few people sitting in prison are sitting there because of lack of kindness or because they are miss understood... they are in there because the consciously and willingly made bad life choices.... and FYI there is a difference between prison and jail, jail is where you go for like 30days tops for some petty ass crap... prison is where you go for the long haul months or years....
I loved the fact that this judge genuinely spoke extremely well of who he was in middle school. Not a hint of judgment nor down talk and expressing her well wishes for his future from now on. This cleary impacted him on a very deep level. Truly wish this helps him 💗🤗
What a nice thing for that judge to do: remind him that he was a good kid… and that hopefully he has the strength to be more like the person he is deep inside.
@EliMB seeing his old classmate probably made him realize how much he fucked up.
@EliMB let's just hope that he has change for the better
He might have been a "good kid" but he's obviously not a 'good man'!
That was the most professional and respectful I could ever imagine that scenario to go! I really hope that man is following a good path and is leading a happy and healthy life now.
It hit me hard when she said he was the nicest kid in the middle school 😭
Same here. You and everyone here in a comments are just as nice and smart. I want to thank you for not losing your humanity. This world is holding on you. Without you - world is Hell.
Me too! It was heart warming and heart breaking both!
*we lived in a society*
Blaaaa blaaa blaaaaaaaaaaaa
@FPL Boss religion doesn't matter, what u missing here is many ppl on the edge of hunger or to feed their childre. Not all criminal are bad lol
To be honest, I am just surprised how humanity is still alive.
@Hermes Lein Africa , Brazil , mexico etc other than america go to a gor-3 site and u will completely lose faith in humanity
@OPrincessXJasmineO Was that supposed to be a insult or what?
@Hermes Lein what about north korea
The intense wave of emotions, going from surprised, to happy to extreme despair and regret was truly sad to watch. This judge proved that even the simplest gestures can make a difference and she helped show him the way and I hope he’s changed his ways since then and they remained friends. ❤️
The moment he realizes he has destroyed his own life with an endless stream of bad decisions. And look at how her hard work and studiousness paid off. I hope he came out of this experience better and on the path toward making better life choices. Very touching.
This is the value of finally being seen as a person when you were expected to be treated as a stereotypical caricature again. I think this may be the only 1 minute story to ever make me break instantly into tears. I wish him, and her, all the best, I pray.
Despite being his classmate, she is so professional. The way she is calling him sir. This is class. A judge showing respect to a criminal.
A human showing respect to a human.
@KINGDOM Nobody is born pure evil?
Watch Dennis Rader confession and then think again ..
Ikr
@KINGDOM very well said
5:55 Son unos de los Topgirls.Uno
15:55 Sun: ''Hotter''
15:55 Hopi: ''Sweeter''
15:55 Joonie: ''Cooler''
15:55 Yoongi: ''Butter''
15:55 Son unos de los mejores conciertos ,
, no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente...
Regardless of where they each stood, she still showed her old friend respect. I pray his life turned around from this chance encounter.
Man, this is so sad. I hope this gives him the kick to sorting his life out. Much respect to that judge.
"he was the nicest kid in middle school" - life screws people over sometimes
@EliMB OR people make choices that there forced to make
OR people make choices.
5:55 Son unos de los Topgirls.Uno
15:55 Sun: ''Hotter''
15:55 Hopi: ''Sweeter''
15:55 Joonie: ''Cooler''
15:55 Yoongi: ''Butter''
15:55 Son unos de los mejores conciertos ,
, no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente...
"What's sad is how old we've become." What a raw line. It can be funny and heartbreaking at the same time.
@Mi Blvd The way I sometimes choose to interpret that statement is that there is a difference between "growing up" and "growing old."
Usually, getting to grow old is a good thing. But in certain contexts, growing older is getting tired, losing hope and becoming harder in your heart. That's maybe not what she means, but it could have been. That's what can make that line so raw.
I thought she said 'How old you'll be' at first, suggesting he's going away for a long long time. Eep
Yea 🤧💯
@HFFR 452 you continue living that. Regardless. I don’t mean this disrespectfully, but it is a widely accepted theory in psychology.
Edit: you = anyone in general
This is big thing that she praised his past and being a reputed person most of the people never want to recognise their friend or relative who is in the dack of the court.....still she recognised him and praised him
Really praiseworthy to her ❤️❤️❤️
It takes a lot of Courage to recognize a convicted person when the whole world turn against him.. I hope this man get a second chance. Life is already short. IT IS JUST VERY SAD THAT MOST HUMANS PREFER TO IDOLIZE MONEY THAN LIFE ITSELF...
a true smile on his face while recognising his friend but breaking in tear with full of shame and regret in the next second
He realized his youth classmate has his life on her hands wow that’s so emotional
This shows us how everyone changes throughout their life
"He used to be the best kid" that hit me hard
It's a long journey, they both get old :(
Same
It didn't hit me hard at all. I see it as, there's more to his story as to how he got to the place he's currently at....God is the answer. You can be a good person and end up living wrong,in this country the system is setup to minimize what Caucasian people do while persecuting other ethnic groups for the same sinful wrongful living/ law breaking crimes. Prayerfully this man will have a contrite heart to the point of aligning himself with God and maybe reaching out to the judge to get into programs to help him become productive and healthy Spiritually and Mentally. 🙏🙏🙏
@Aprajita Thakuri was gonna say that
Situations
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo.
250 sentadillas son unos HOTCAM.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio.
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.
No matter your creed/job/vows to uphold you can still be compassionate, be human. That’s what the judge did.
"what's sad is how old we've become" wow that's what she's taken from this experience... what a person. she has all the traits to be a judge, the right person for this.
It was so heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time.
Self reflection is the most difficult thing. She made him do exactly that.
😂😂😂
The youtube philosophers have arrived
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Yup.
🎯
The nicest kid in middle school. What a great thing to say!
You could see his whole demeanor change in an instant. This really does look like a life changing moment. I hope he turned his life around.
I love the judge the way she called him sir even though he was a culprit.
I remember seeing this about a year ago. Still breaks my heart every time I see it.
What was he convicted for
People think he was crying because he felt embarrassed.
He was crying because he realized he failed the child he was.
This is heartbreaking
This is it
No actually he had a rock in his shoe that really hurt.
well said..
@StofStuiver lol right. We got dr phil here or something. Dude was embarrassed.
Yeah no not at all.
This just brought me tears and I don't know why. This is beautiful, I wish I lived in a world where everyone is good.
“He was the nicest guy at school” ….
The ultimate best character ref a man can get 😇
As someone in the legal field this is never easy. Handling a case for someone who's from your past.
This man truly does deserve a second chance. Best wishes go to you brother.
I like how she treats him with such humanity.
@Lalo Salamanca no, your argumemt is invalid, try again.
@NulJern Bruh now there is this video viewed by milllions that are all seeing him in a positive light after this. He obviously isn’t humiliated and is obvious happy with the encounter.
@mlc449 what u want her to do? Make a bias statement? She had no choice, thats her job, he got in a police chase and had drugs, 10 months sentence and after that they became friends.
@NulJern the real question is….. why not!
Quite honestly.. something tells me the reason he’s crying is because this gave him hope for his future.
Knowing his old friend believes in his goodness hit him so hard. I hope he is in a better life situation now
Yeah you're right. He probably thought everything he used to be was gone. And then she starts going on and on about what a great guy he was.
Thanks for helping me look at this differently.
I bet after that encounter he had enough motivation to change his ways. I really hope they're both doing well.
He suddenly remembered all his goodness.
Best comment but scrolled down a lot to find it
Tf man hahahaha 🤣
His goodness is his humility.
I feel bad for laughing at this 😭. but I pray that he gets better and change his lifestyle🙏🏽🥺
OR he was embarrassed!
I think it hit him hard when he realized what he could have become. Seeing his former friend standing on the opposite side of the law must have shifted something inside of him... I hope there is a drastic turn of events in his life upon his release.
Man you can see the exact moment where he switches from happy recognition of a friend to immediate regret of where his life had took him. This was either eye opening or soul crushing, hope he's doing ok now.
@samutalyist Wait really?
Kwazi Peters dude its such a old comment stop getting your panties in a bunch and a get over it its a opinion
@Xavier Batista have you ever committed a crime??????
Likely a soul crushing experience
I like how she was able to recognize him instantly after she read his name and how she tried to comfort him with words.
This was DEFINITELY a wake up call. I’m sure he saw the error in his ways and has changed.
"Lead A Lawful Life." Tee-shirt, bumper sticker, fortune cookie, the best advice with no judgment one-liner of the year. Few of these leave me feeling optimistic about our society. What a kind and compassionate woman who found her perfect calling in this life! 💖
I love when she tries to bring some happines in the moment saying: "what's sad is how old we've become..."😊
So touching and beautiful..the lady was so kind and didn't humiliate him.
@Sally Reacts learn english. He is in jail getting a sentence. How is that not bad? It's not about making every situation seem bad, get a grip.
@Beenbarian Don't smile. Do not smile when remembering the good times or comforting a friend. No! Bad!
@NulJern AFTER HE WAS OUT OF PRISON? By that time he !am have never gotten that wake up call. Why do people try to make every single situation seem bad?
Why do people find it surprising that a judge didn't try to humiliate someone?
This video made me cry , she's handled the situation with ethically
Let's hope he saw the error of his way's, when the judge recognised him and then she inspired him to get his life in order when she complement him about how good he was when in school. 🙏
I got so emotional. I hope he's found the right direction in life. The judge was holding her composure so well. She maintained it by commenting on how much they've aged. His reaction would have stirred anyone.
This made me cry the first time I saw it and now it's done it again. Such an incredible moment, I don't know how anyone could be unaffected by it.
He smiled when he remembered the past, and cried when he noticed the present.
This is the best comment i have ever seen in social media.
haha yes buddy nice drama😁
Everyone keeps writing, "So sad." I think it's BEAUTIFUL! What were the odds? He could have been assigned to a nasty judge with ZERO compassion and been sentenced to 40 years!
The nicest guy in school prob had alot of troubles to turn out this way,hope he turned his life atound and things are are better for him now,life can be soo hard
This propably made him realize how bad of a person he was being :(
This was so heartbreaking
She was both compassionate and professional, i really admire that about her
For the first couple seconds of his reaction he's flooded with happy memories of his middle school days and he completely forgets his situation then he realizes who she's become and who he's become and is flooded with embarrassment and shame.
She remembered what he was after so long. She did not look down in him. This is true compassion. I wish there were more people like this. Human.
@James Andre Baroman 😂😂😂😂
I appreciate everyone ignoring Daan P with that kind of racist comment😄
The measure of a good person is not that they are perfect and never make a mistake, instead, a good person simply attempts to make right the mistakes made, and tries to make amends to those they wronged.
very true
She remembered and reminded him of what he use to be. "Best kid in middle school." He probably hadn't thought of himself in that light in 20 years. We are creatures of habit. It doesn't take much to lose one's way.
Well done, to the judge! Hopefully, being caught out like this, will help this man change his ways!
I'll bet this brought him back to reality and he's probably living a much happier life these days. Hopefully.
That's a great judge! And seems like a nice guy too :) Hope he's doing OK.
I certainly hope he is doing well and living a good life. God bless him.
When she called him the nicest kid in middle school i got chills
@Fivestar5000 Yeah
Too be fair he might not have done anything that bad. Maybe he was caught with some weed or somthing.
It is she noticed the little things in a person n always wondered as well. Neat.
Beautiful humanity
Being too nice and caring too much can make you vulnerable to psychopathy.
heart wrenching...
evokes all the stories in between the lines, through time & circumstances...
very sweet and kind of her to acknowledge his goodness which she witnessed in their youth 🌷
I have seen this and NEVER forgot it.
Its just crazy how life is.
I saw it years ago and NEVER stopped thinking about it. Especially for my son. I make him watch it often. You can be the brightest, the nicest and if you take the wrong turn it all comes falling down.
The fact that this man showed he was so ashamed tells me there's hope for this guy to change his life. May he have the serenity to accept the things he cannot change, courage to change the things he can, and wisdom to know the difference.
I hope this man changed his life in a positive way.
This brought me to tears.
“You were the nicest kid in middle school”
That was just heartbreaking
@Architect's Vision lol so it is her fault now? No he takes all the responsibility for making those bad decisions
Yes that is
Brought tears to my eyes.
"were" broke me
She spoke so nicely to him! However it is still odd to hear her addressing him as 'sir' given that they grew up together as kids in the same school.
I love the fact, that despite the fact he is there as a law-breaker to some degree, she goes out of her way to address the good in him.
@Eltard A No. You're just projecting your own feelings onto her. She did the best she could.
She looked like she was about to break protocol and give him a hug when he started crying but she checked herself and went back to addressing him as sir to keep it professional. God bless them both
Say sir or ma’am is a sign of respect. It doesn’t matter the age.
That is a sign of professionalism, that she doesn’t cast her role aside, even during this emotional moment.
“You Either Die A Hero, Or You Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become The Villain” - Harvey Dent . Perfect description for this video.
Aww sweet and sad. That could be a life changing moment for him. Everyone can change starting today 💪🏽💕
I hope that man was able to make good changes to his life after seeing his childhood friend and hearing her kind words.
That transition from genuinely being happy to see his friend to being sad for what he have done was really heartbreaking
A cinematic moment
That was a great smile 😊
It's not fake lol he spent 10 months in prison. If you didn't actually know when he got released the judge was actually there waiting for him with his family
@RedStealth
That tweet doesn't say it's fake tho 🤔
This was really heartbreaking it just goes to show that it truly is a small world, I hope this mans making the right choices now and living his best life
😭 For his regrets and situation. And for her kindness and speaking to him like an old friend.
Much Respect.
I pray for all Blessings for this man.
A short but very moving video to watch. Two paths meet again, I hope he takes that emotion to improve his life.
This video is too deep, what kind words from the judge must of been really hard for the person on stand to see where he’s school friend had made out of there life, hopefully this is what was needed to kickstart in life in the right way god bless them both
she still called him sir... respect to everyone.
In court ...no matter you are the most horrible criminal...they always call you sir for respect you as a human ...who only did stupid things
Justice mingled with grace
@𝕰𝖘𝖙 𝕴𝖌𝖓𝖔𝖙𝖚𝖒 yep
It's not India....Here class system and Feudalism isn't present like our country.....
Man she made him remember who he use to be and what he had become compared to what he could’ve been. That childhood memory broke him down
That judge's smile was so refreshing to see ❤️
I’m betting there will be someone moved by this who will be in a position to help this man get on the right track. I’m sure we’re rooting for him. Pretty heartbreaking.
I think her words coming from a past friend touched his heart and will somehow play a role into his future life choices,wisdom comes from age and hard knocks