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American Monster - Season 13 Episode 08- My Brother's Keeper
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00:00Tymere was the type of person that you could always depend on.
00:05Long as the people around him were sitting care of, that's all he cared about.
00:10Tymere and Rodney was like total opposites.
00:14Everything with Rodney was a joke. He never really took nothing real serious.
00:18Tymere always tried to just play the big brother role to Rodney.
00:23Rodney, he embraced that street life.
00:26I'm under arrest? Yes, I'm what?
00:28Rodney didn't care about nobody but Rodney.
00:31At the end of the day, my heart was shattered in a million pieces.
00:40He was begging for his life and his mother was begging for his life.
00:43He killed my baby.
00:45You can't get any more cold hearted than that.
00:47That is truly an evil person.
00:58It's summer 2021 and brothers Tymere and Rodney enjoy a day out with their family, making social media videos at a water park.
01:15I have seven children. Me and my kids did everything together.
01:18Tymere was three years older than Rodney.
01:21For the most part, they got along.
01:23But they was the typical brothers.
01:25Tymere always been like the clown, like he always been funny.
01:30Why you got the hat on? Because it's green?
01:35Tymere would make you laugh and smile all the time.
01:39Rodney, I call him like the aggravator. He just like to mess with people.
01:46I mean, we was a big family, so it was always fun.
01:57Tymere Dial-Hale is born on January 2000, but his parents separate soon after his birth.
02:03Shortly after the pregnancy, we kind of broke up and we never got back together.
02:09We just raised Tymere together.
02:11Tymere was a happy-go-lucky little baby.
02:15Like, it was a joy to have.
02:19Everybody in my family loved Tymere.
02:22He was a mama's boy. He was sweet.
02:26My fifth child, Rodney, was born November the 8th of 2003.
02:31I don't think it made a difference that they did not have the same father,
02:35because I feel like my kids grew up knowing they had the same mother.
02:40The boys fought.
02:42My house was always loud, because I had more boys than girls.
02:46They argued, they disagreed, and then they was right back playing together.
02:51I feel like they was normal kids and they loved each other, but of course they had disagreements.
02:57Tymere's a good brother. He was a really good brother.
03:00Like, he wanted us to do the right thing and stay on the right path and just be like our best selves.
03:09He was my little brother, but he was like a big brother.
03:12He always been a protector.
03:15When Tymere is 12 and Rodney is 8, their family gets even bigger when Pinky gives birth to her seventh child, Jeremiah.
03:26When I got pregnant with Jeremiah, I think everybody was upset.
03:30I think everybody was like, we don't want no more kids here.
03:34But as Tymere and Rodney become teenagers, their lives start to go in very different directions.
03:50Rodney was always wanting to be tough.
03:55Tymere and Rodney was like total opposites.
03:59Tymere learned at a young age that you got to hustle to get money.
04:04He would shovel snow.
04:06He would cut grass.
04:08He never tried to go down the street life road.
04:12But for Rodney, he embraced that street life, the street culture.
04:17That was what he wanted for itself.
04:22Tymere always talked to me about how he would talk to Rodney and try to get him to turn this life around.
04:31And he like pops, he just ain't listening to me.
04:34I'm like, ain't nothing you could do.
04:37Tymere always tried to talk to Rodney about doing the right things.
04:43But it went in one ear and out the other.
04:49Once he got out of high school, he was determined.
04:52And he would tell me every day, Mom, I'm doing this for you.
04:55You want me to have a diploma? I'm going to get it.
05:00I was extremely happy when Tymere graduated from high school.
05:04Rodney didn't really start misbehaving to maybe about fourth, fifth grade.
05:09He didn't want to be in school.
05:11And he was very disrespectful to teachers.
05:13And by 12th grade, he just completely dropped out.
05:16It was hard raising teenage boys all together.
05:20But Rodney was definitely the one that gave me the most problems.
05:28As siblings growing up, when Rodney was at home, he was a normal person.
05:32We were all seen together.
05:35I think Rodney put on a persona for the streets.
05:38It's me, Rodney, and my friend.
05:41This was around the time me and Rodney spent a good amount of time together.
05:45We used to go to the rec after school sometime and just be kids.
05:50I love that video.
05:53It's me, Rodney, and Rodney in that video.
05:56It was like a little TikTok trend.
05:59It was funny.
06:01That's another TikTok of me and Rodney comparing our features.
06:06I had to force him to do it because people always said that we looked alike a lot.
06:11I don't really think Rodney had, like, any long-term goals.
06:16I think he just lived day by day.
06:20Rodney couldn't keep a job because Rodney had did so much bad things in the streets.
06:28Rodney would shoot at people and people would shoot at Rodney.
06:33Rodney was scared to go certain places because of who he might run into.
06:42Tymere worked with me at the Market Hall.
06:45We were cleaning the building.
06:47But when Tymere came, he made it fun.
06:49He would laugh.
06:50He would be the highlight of everybody's day.
06:52Tymere was watching my kids that day, and I came back early, and they was under the
07:08cover.
07:09He was telling them a story.
07:10Once upon a time, there was this thing called a story.
07:15And back in the day, people told the stories.
07:17You know what I'm saying?
07:18Yeah.
07:19And I just started recording because I thought it was so cute.
07:24He was a real present uncle.
07:28Tymere's first impression was always good.
07:31Even when my friends met him, they would just be like,
07:34Yo, brother's so nice.
07:35He's so sweet.
07:36He was kind of flirtatious too.
07:42When me and Tymere first started chatting, it was through Instagram.
07:48Tymere just started putting hard eyes on my pictures, telling me how beautiful I look,
07:54and stuff like that.
07:56And the messages.
07:57He was like, you're cute.
07:58And I'm like, you're cute.
07:59And I'm just like, let's be cute together.
08:02We went on our first date in December of 2020.
08:06We went bowling.
08:07My first impression of Tymere was that he was really down to earth, like a very caring man.
08:14Tymere described Rodney as his younger, annoying brother that he loved.
08:19He would do anything for Rodney.
08:22The first time that I got on the phone with Tymere, Rodney came into the room.
08:28He pretty much did say, shut up, bitch, pretty much.
08:32And I was just like, who are you talking to?
08:34I don't have to shut up.
08:36And Rodney told me, I will be the **** without you.
08:40Rodney was definitely one of them boys that I would say I stayed away from.
08:46Rodney loved guns.
08:48He made it very clear that that was the life that he lived and the life that he loved to live.
08:54You never know what a person could do.
08:57As he had gotten older, he was not a person you would really want to be around.
09:03Rodney didn't care about nobody but Rodney.
09:07I think the whole family felt as if Rodney did have a problem.
09:12I believe that if you mix with the wrong people, bad things are going to happen.
09:24I'm looking at you.
09:32Tymere was working at a cleaning job at the Market Hall, Sugar Heights, Ohio.
09:42I ended up going to his house and meeting his mom and his family.
09:47And then we were inseparable.
09:50When Tymere first met Nina, it was fast.
09:53And she instantly moved in with us.
10:00Nina became a part of our family.
10:02I grew to love her like a sister.
10:04Me and Tymere, when we met, we started talking about kids roughly like six months in.
10:11It was fast paced.
10:12We having a baby!
10:14We having a **** baby!
10:17When Tymere found out I was pregnant, he was ecstatic.
10:20I think it's my name real quick.
10:22What's up, Daddy Chicken Dumpling?
10:26He was phenomenal throughout the pregnancy.
10:29Tymere never missed a beat when it came to our child, ever.
10:35He swore it was a boy.
10:37I knew it wasn't no boy.
10:39And I looked at him and said, you're going to cry when it's a girl.
10:43It's fall of 2021.
10:45And 21-year-old Tymere and 19-year-old Nina throw a gender reveal party for their family and friends.
10:52We all just came out to see what he was having.
10:56And he was determined to make sure that a truck had whatever color powder come out.
11:02Five, four, three, two, one.
11:07One!
11:13Oh my god!
11:15When the Pink Smoke came out, Tymere was mad.
11:26We're going right back!
11:27and he made a comment and he said that's okay Nina we gonna run it back it was the funniest
11:32thing because I was like dude you don't pick your kids your kids pick you Rodney didn't show up to
11:40the gender reveal but I think Tamir understood that his brother was in the streets and not
11:46family oriented like him Rodney just didn't care he just had this kind of like I don't care if you
11:53like me or not attitude at only 18 years of age Rodney is also about to become a father
12:01Rodney wasn't as excited as Tamir was to become a father Rodney was just oh it is what it is
12:08she's pregnant you know Rodney's son's mother they wasn't in a relationship I think Rodney
12:15probably wasn't as excited because Rodney didn't have anything he didn't have a job I don't think
12:21Rodney was prepared to care for a child Rodney was the type of person to get angry very quickly
12:28you say one little thing to him and he's going from zero to a hundred in a second
12:34when I was pregnant Jeremiah and Rodney were having a disagreement
12:42and Jeremiah was so much younger than him
12:46so I intervened and I did tell Rodney to stop that's your little brother Rodney did not like
12:52that Rodney got in my face threatening me screaming in my face I was fearful of him
12:59because for one he's a man and I'm pregnant and for two the aggression the look in his eyes he's angry
13:07I think Tamir and him they were cool after it you know they're brothers I would never try to get
13:12between brothers I didn't talk to Rodney for a couple months me and Tamir decided that we wanted
13:18to move into our own apartment because you know it was time we started our own family begin our own life
13:22me and Tamir moved into my apartment October 15th 2021
13:30I went into labor when Alani February 15th
13:36Tamir was just there the whole time rubbing my back talking me through it
13:41did end up doing emergency c-section he was there through it all
13:45Tamir was the first person to hold her
13:48first time that I seen Tamir really cradle Nalani and really get in father mode
13:57it warmed my heart he did most of the nurturing he did the most of the getting up in the middle of
14:07the night always made the bottles change the diapers because he knew that I was healing
14:13look right here I'm your daddy yeah Lonnie loved her dad he was a wonderful wonderful father
14:25you should have seen him with her he was amazing
14:34Rodney's day would consist of sleeping the majority of the day and then going outside
14:47so when you got your child you can't just sleep all day and then go outside
14:52I just don't believe Rodney was ready for a child sometimes I would be like you know get him
14:58but he would get his son and be so frustrated he didn't care what I said he was running with the
15:04wrong people
15:05it's March 2022
15:12Tamir and Rodney's younger brothers are driving through the city at night
15:16Tamir's younger siblings Rondell and Jeremiah were all in a car together with Rodney's girlfriend
15:24and the car was shot up
15:27I looked back to check on Jeremiah I said Jeremiah are you okay
15:32but when I looked back he was laying on the floor and he had blood on the back of his head
15:39at that point I knew he was hurt but I just didn't know where so I called and I went on and they came
15:47and he was like five cop cars in an ambulance they pulled him out the car laid him on the ground
15:57cut his clothes off
15:59Jeremiah was shot he was struck in his chest
16:03and twice in his legs and he was grazed three times
16:09Jeremiah should have never had to experience nothing like that
16:12I believe that they thought that Rodney was in that car
16:16and I believe that they maybe had a run-in prior to that
16:19and that was the outcome of it
16:22Jeremiah was 10 years old when he was shot
16:24he was in the hospital for a week
16:26but he was okay
16:29he didn't suffer any major damage
16:31Tamir was really hurt by it
16:34and Rodney was really hurt by it
16:35because Rodney felt like
16:37it was for him
16:39he kept saying that he wished he'd have been in the car
16:43we always told Rodney
16:44you need to put the gun down
16:46you need to do something better with your life
16:49Tamir definitely expressed to Rodney how he felt
16:54that he should try to change his life
16:58but Rodney just didn't want to hear it
17:01Rodney was disrespectful
17:03he didn't care what I said
17:05no matter how much I chased him
17:08no matter how much he did not care
17:10at all
17:10I feel as if Rodney was consistently
17:13putting his whole family in danger
17:15Rodney was a ticking time bomb
17:18waiting to go off
17:19as he got older
17:33Rodney did become more violent
17:35I don't know what it was
17:40that made him become that way
17:41an image he had to portray
17:44or if it was just really who he was
17:47I do think that
17:49at some times Rodney did think that
17:52Tamir was my favorite child
17:54it's not that Tamir was my favorite
17:58or that I loved him more
17:59but he was a little bit more responsible
18:01me and Rodney got into it
18:08at my mother's house
18:09it started over something petty
18:12and he said that he was going to go put his gun up
18:15and come back downstairs
18:17and hit me
18:18and that's what happened
18:21he came downstairs
18:22and he hit me
18:24so I hit him back
18:26I remember the police pulling up
18:30and they arrested both of us
18:32and we both were in jail together
18:34when I found out that Rodney did put his hands on Yana
18:40and they were both in jail
18:41I knew then
18:43that
18:44he didn't care
18:46about anything
18:48I knew then that
18:50he could harm someone
18:52I
18:53stayed away from Rodney
18:55for the most part
18:56for a couple months
18:57I just felt like
18:58I didn't want me or my baby around that
19:01but Tamir
19:03is busy focusing on his career
19:05and providing for his family
19:07Tamir started working security
19:09at a school
19:10at a charter school
19:11he would come home
19:14every day
19:15with a story
19:16and he would just be so excited
19:18about how he
19:19impacted some child's life
19:21he was a security
19:24officer at the school
19:26with me
19:27he was a natural
19:29like the kids loved him
19:31they really truly loved Tamir
19:34I believe that Rodney
19:37had some type of jealousy
19:38or envy
19:39I believe he was probably
19:41jealous of Tamir's whole life
19:43Rodney
19:46got in a lot of trouble
19:47but it's hard to just say
19:48oh I give up on my child
19:49because he is my child
19:50I guess I was just
19:52being a mother
19:53and thought that
19:54that was the right thing to do
19:55to just still love him
19:56regardless
19:56I think Rodney
19:58wanted my attention
19:59so he would get it anyway
20:00even if it was in a negative way
20:02in July 2023
20:06Wycliffe Police Department
20:08receive another 911 call
20:10about Rodney
20:11911 what's your emergency?
20:13hi my daughter is at the Green Ridge Hotel
20:18and her ex-boyfriend showed up
20:21and he has a gun on him
20:23he's shot her car up
20:25recently
20:27what is his name?
20:29his name is Rodney Curley
20:31he's just harassing her
20:33so she said that he has his gun
20:35did he show it to her?
20:36yes
20:36Rodney called me
20:39and asked me to come
20:40pick him up from a hotel
20:42once I got close to the hotel
20:45I seen a bunch of police cars
20:47and from what they said
20:50he beat her up in the hotel room
20:52somebody called the police
20:54and said he had the gun
20:55stop barking
20:57turn around face away from me
20:59turn around face away from me
21:01bring his money back
21:02bring his money back
21:05come on
21:05don't
21:06so the police stopped him
21:09and he didn't have the gun on him
21:10but they took him to jail
21:12because she had
21:13a knot on her head
21:14she was pregnant with his second job
21:16you can sit back down
21:18you're going to sit back down
21:20you can see me through the window
21:21I want to
21:21stand right here
21:23if you're not going to comply
21:24we'll charge you with obstructing too
21:26I'm giving you a lawful order
21:27you're under arrest
21:28you're going to sit back in the car
21:30I'm under arrest?
21:31yes sir
21:31put your feet back in the car
21:32so what though?
21:33assault
21:33assault on who?
21:35sit back down
21:36sit back down
21:38sit back down Rodney
21:40it's really sickening to me
21:42that any man could be violent to a woman
21:45he was arrested
21:46Rodney went to jail for about two days
21:48and he was put on probation
21:49for Rodney to actually put his hands on
21:54a woman that is carrying a child
21:56his child at that
21:58was mind boggling
22:00that's when I did start to see that Rodney was spiraling
22:04I started to see Rodney being
22:07more angrier
22:08evil
22:09mean
22:10I think Tymere gave up on trying to tell Rodney to be different
22:14I thought
22:18if I move out of the neighborhood
22:20I could keep him from trouble
22:22getting a new house
22:24it's starting over
22:25it was hard finding a house
22:27because of Rodney
22:28because it was like
22:29everywhere that I look for a house
22:32Rodney would say
22:33I can't live there
22:34so Rodney said he had ops
22:36that means he has enemies
22:37after like maybe
22:39like a couple of months
22:40of searching for a house
22:41I'm at the point where I'm like
22:42we gonna be homeless in the minute
22:44if I keep on turning down houses
22:45so I just decided to take the house
22:47moving day arrives for Pinky and her family
22:54Tymere left for work
22:56so we started back in the U-Haul
22:59but to me Rodney was like
23:00a little off
23:02he would see a car
23:03and he would be like
23:03who is that?
23:04you know every time
23:05so he was a little jumpy
23:06probably about
23:073.30
23:084 o'clock
23:09I dropped Rodney off
23:11at the old house
23:12when I got back to the old house
23:14Tymere and Nina was pulling up
23:16she said she had to work
23:19and I'm like
23:19I'll take the baby
23:20when I got to the new house
23:23Tymere came with the air conditioner
23:25it was fairly hot
23:26Tymere said
23:27I'm gonna take this air conditioner upstairs
23:28and Rodney says
23:29don't take all that stuff upstairs
23:31you wasting our time
23:33and Tymere was like
23:34stop talking to me
23:35and he went upstairs
23:35they go back outside
23:37and they're in the U-Haul
23:39but now they're arguing like
23:41like really arguing
23:439-1-1
23:50do you need police ambulance
23:51or fire?
23:54this is my car
23:55it's no record
23:569-1-1
23:58do you need police ambulance
23:59or fire?
24:00he said
24:01he said
24:02hello?
24:15a boy just shot a boy
24:17right here on our street
24:19and the boy is on the ground
24:20where's the person who shot him?
24:22he's gone
24:23he's a brain
24:23the 9-1-1 call came in
24:26on October 3rd, 2023
24:28at 6.51pm
24:31there's a lot of chaos going on
24:39there's screaming
24:40there's crying
24:40there's yelling
24:42we learned that
24:43a boy shot another boy
24:46come here right now
24:47come here right now
24:48he shot him over here first
24:50the victim was in dire straits
25:02they had recognized
25:04multiple gunshot wounds
25:06he was not conscious
25:08Michael
25:10can you start getting
25:12info on the witnesses
25:13real quick
25:14the first person the officer
25:16encountered
25:16is the victim's mother
25:19the first thing that she
25:20conveyed to that
25:21officer was that
25:23one of her sons
25:24had just shot
25:25her other son
25:26in front of her
25:28there's your son
25:29the killer is my son too
25:31okay
25:31yes
25:32he shot him face to face
25:33like up close
25:34right
25:34he jumped up in
25:35and then he jumped
25:36he ran up to you all
25:38and stood over him
25:39and shot him
25:40so I see the blood
25:42yeah
25:42you're arguing here
25:43she said
25:44you're arguing
25:46he says you're a bitch
25:47without your gun
25:47the victim's got that
25:49yeah he said
25:50I'll pop your ass right now
25:51shot him
25:52yeah brothers
25:54really
25:55yeah
25:56what's the suspect's name
25:57when she gave him
25:57Rodney Curley
25:58we learned that
25:59the suspect in this case
26:01was 19 years old
26:02that our victim's name
26:04was Tamir Dial Hale
26:05and that he was 23 years old
26:07when I got the call
26:10from my mom
26:10and she was screaming
26:12on the phone
26:12saying Rodney killed Tamir
26:14and when I got there
26:16Tamir was laying
26:17on the ground
26:18in the neighbor's
26:19front yard
26:20as Tamir is rushed
26:22to University Hospital
26:24family members
26:25arrive at the scene
26:26when Piggy called me
26:40everything just started
26:41going like fireworks
26:43in my brain
26:44is my baby father
26:45alive
26:47did he kill
26:48his brother
26:49in front of my child
26:50did he harm my child
26:52where is she
26:53she's down there
26:54on the other side of the crime
26:54my people got her
26:57where who has her
26:58my daughter
27:00was with some woman
27:02that lived on the same street
27:04they had said
27:05Tamir had a pause
27:07so we were all hopeful
27:09you know
27:11I was just praying
27:13when I get there
27:15yelling at the police
27:17like where's my son
27:18where's my son
27:19the police was like
27:21we took him to
27:22University Hospital
27:25I jumped back in the car
27:27and I sped off
27:28I just remember
27:31falling on my knees
27:33praying to God
27:34then we got the call
27:38that he was gone
27:40he wanted a good one
27:44why would you take him
27:46I wasn't ready
27:50I was shocked
27:51I couldn't believe
27:53that Rodney
27:54was the person
27:56who took him
27:57unfortunately
27:59Tamir was declared
28:00deceased at
28:01743
28:02PM
28:03and
28:05almost immediately
28:06after that declaration
28:08the page goes out
28:09for the homicide unit
28:10to respond
28:11when the homicide unit
28:14arrived
28:14we do a walk through
28:16through the crime scene
28:17we discovered
28:19that there was
28:20a shell casing
28:21inside the moving van
28:23and there was
28:25multiple shell casings
28:26outside
28:28along with a blood trail
28:30that led from
28:30the moving van
28:31to the final
28:33resting place
28:34of Tamir
28:35hi
28:36hi
28:37how are you doing
28:38you okay
28:38no
28:39I know
28:39I know
28:41police speak to Pinky
28:43to find out
28:44what actually happened
28:45it was unbelievable
28:55I'm standing right
28:56next to Tamir
28:57and um
28:58Rodney says
29:00I don't fight
29:02I shoot
29:02so I'm like
29:04come on y'all
29:04like
29:04I just got this house
29:05yesterday
29:06I don't want y'all
29:07arguing
29:07being the drama
29:07we ain't even in the house yet
29:09so the baby
29:11came out the door
29:11she was standing there
29:12he said
29:12he just
29:15pulled a gun out
29:17and shot him
29:18he shot him
29:21in his shoulder
29:21it was unbelievable
29:23Tamir's face went from
29:25I don't think
29:26he would shoot me
29:27to
29:27I can't believe
29:28he shot me
29:29now Nalani
29:31is screaming
29:32and
29:33Tamir
29:35turns
29:36to
29:36jump off
29:37the U-Haul
29:38so
29:38I go
29:39to try to like
29:40grab Rodney
29:41but he
29:42jumped too
29:43but as he's jumping
29:44he shot three times
29:46when I finally did
29:51see Tamir
29:52he was laying on his back
29:53in the grass
29:54and he just kept saying
29:56okay
29:57okay bruh
29:58basically begging
29:59for his life
29:59and
30:00Rodney shot him
30:01and
30:03now
30:04my mind
30:05is telling me
30:06to grab Rodney
30:08but then
30:09my body
30:10was like
30:10running towards
30:11Tamir
30:11Tamir
30:17flipped his body
30:18over
30:19so
30:20now he's laying
30:21on his stomach
30:21and he shot him
30:24three more times
30:25Rodney
30:29turned
30:29like
30:30to me
30:31and
30:32I ran around
30:32the other side
30:33of the U-Haul
30:33because I felt
30:34like he would
30:35shoot me
30:35he was running
30:38down the street
30:39and
30:40I laid on the ground
30:41next to Tamir
30:42and he died
30:43in my face
30:43we learned
30:48that the victim's
30:49one year old daughter
30:50was on scene
30:51and present
30:52during this incident
30:53which is
30:54adds to the tragic
30:55nature of this case
30:57we all have families
30:59we all have kids
31:01I have four kids
31:01and seven grandkids
31:03and you immediately
31:04start thinking
31:05you think about
31:16your family
31:17he killed my baby
31:20this family has seen
31:31a lot of tragedy
31:32at the hands
31:33of this individual
31:34it was imperative
31:35that we got him
31:36in custody
31:37as quickly
31:38and as safely
31:39as possible
31:39so the key now
31:41is that we need
31:42to talk to him
31:43right
31:43find him
31:44yeah
31:44and make it
31:46everything safe
31:47as safely
31:48we can't
31:49you have any idea
31:50where he might be
31:50she was able
31:52to give us
31:53a couple of locations
31:54where Rodney
31:55may have fled to
31:57she didn't know
31:58the address
31:59but she provided
32:00a screenshot
32:01of a map
32:02that may be
32:04the location
32:05or the area
32:05that he fled to
32:06that information
32:08was immediately
32:09disseminated
32:10to the officers
32:12out on the street
32:12so after we leave
32:36the scene
32:37we try to learn
32:38as much as we can
32:39about Rodney Curley Jr.
32:42police know
32:45Rodney is armed
32:46and dangerous
32:47I thought maybe
32:50Rodney would come
32:51back to the house
32:52and I was the only
32:52witness
32:53you know
32:53I was the only
32:54person that could
32:55really say
32:55he was the person
32:56who did this
32:57he had already
32:59killed his brother
33:00so it was like
33:01if you would kill
33:02your brother
33:02you're capable
33:04of killing
33:04anybody else
33:05a week after
33:20Timir's death
33:21his brother
33:22Rodney Curley Jr.
33:23remains at large
33:25when they interviewed
33:26us on the news
33:27I basically just
33:28wanted to tell
33:29Rodney to turn
33:30yourself in
33:30so that
33:32not only would
33:33he be safe
33:34but other people
33:35would be safe
33:35as well
33:36turn yourself in
33:37don't hurt
33:39anybody else
33:40he killed
33:42my son
33:43I was out
33:45looking for him
33:45every single
33:47night
33:48we were looking
33:50for him to be
33:51captured
33:51apprehended
33:52or killed
33:54dead or alive
33:55I don't care
33:55how you bring him in
33:56on October 20th
34:022023
34:03family and friends
34:04say goodbye
34:05to their beloved
34:06Timir
34:07the funeral was
34:08packed
34:09it was just
34:10a lot of people
34:11man
34:13the whole city
34:14the whole community
34:15came out
34:16like
34:17it was amazing
34:18the hardest part
34:20was seeing him
34:21in the casket
34:22because it's like
34:23once they marry you
34:25you're gone forever
34:26it was hard
34:30to deal with that
34:31it was hard
34:33giving him
34:33my last kiss
34:35on November 16th
34:42investigators
34:42make a breakthrough
34:44in their hunt
34:45for Rodney
34:45Rodney was found
34:47to be hiding
34:48out in a house
34:48in the city
34:49of East Cleveland
34:50as soon as
34:57Rodney
34:58understood
34:58that the
34:59canine unit
34:59was coming
35:00in the house
35:00he came
35:01out of the
35:02basement
35:02and gave
35:03himself up
35:04less than
35:08two hours
35:09after the
35:10fugitive unit
35:11arrested Rodney
35:12he was in
35:14the interview
35:14room with
35:15Detective
35:15Legg
35:17so do you
35:18want to
35:18share
35:18your version
35:19of the
35:19events
35:20or tell
35:20us what
35:21happened
35:21that day
35:21that led
35:22to whatever
35:22happened
35:23happening
35:23I'm telling
35:24like
35:24stop
35:25crying like
35:28a bitch
35:28you can
35:29cry like
35:29a bitch
35:29all day
35:30stop
35:30crying like
35:30a bitch
35:30I don't
35:35like that
35:36you can
35:36see my
35:37gun
35:38so clearly
35:39was claiming
35:40self-defense
35:40he was claiming
35:41that our
35:41victim
35:42Tamir
35:42had a gun
35:44on him
35:45which there
35:46was zero
35:46evidence of
35:47and zero
35:48history of
35:48by the way
35:49so
35:49once he
36:13seen me
36:14going
36:14to
36:15like
36:15this
36:15and
36:17then
36:17then
36:29he was
36:30claiming
36:31that
36:31there was
36:32a tussle
36:32over
36:32his gun
36:33you know
36:34between
36:35the two
36:35of them
36:35Mr. Curley
36:36was you know
36:37forgetting
36:38at some
36:38point
36:38that his
36:39mother
36:39was standing
36:40right next
36:40to him
36:41when this
36:42was going
36:42on
36:42the medical
36:43examiner's
36:44office
36:44determined
36:45that
36:45Tamir
36:46at 16
36:47gunshot wound
36:48defects
36:49in his body
36:50and it
36:51was labeled
36:51a homicide
36:52he didn't
36:54seem in
36:55any way
36:55shape
36:55or form
36:56remorseful
36:57he was in
36:58self-preservation
36:59mode
36:59Mr. Curley
37:09wanted to blame
37:10everybody
37:10but
37:11himself
37:11himself
37:11Rodney
37:14is indicted
37:14on charges
37:15of aggravated
37:16murder
37:16murder
37:17involuntary
37:18manslaughter
37:19felonious
37:20assault
37:20and aggravated
37:21menacing
37:22didn't want
37:23to have
37:24to subject
37:24me or
37:25my other
37:26children
37:26to testify
37:27in
37:27a trial
37:28would have
37:29been unfair
37:29because Rodney
37:31knew what
37:31he did
37:32the defense
37:34requests
37:34a plea
37:35of 10
37:35to 12
37:36years
37:36as a mother
37:39of both
37:39of them
37:40I felt like
37:4110 to 12
37:42years wasn't
37:42fair
37:43because
37:44he killed
37:45his brother
37:45so I told
37:47the prosecutor
37:48not to tell
37:49me any
37:49plea deals
37:50if it wasn't
37:51over 20
37:51years
37:52just take
37:54what your
37:55punishment
37:55and take
37:56accountability
37:56Rodney
38:00pleads
38:00guilty
38:00to
38:01involuntary
38:01manslaughter
38:02with a
38:02firearm
38:03two counts
38:04of
38:04felonious
38:04assault
38:05with a
38:05firearm
38:06and
38:06aggravated
38:07medicine
38:07when I
38:08got there
38:09I couldn't
38:10breathe
38:10so all I
38:12could really
38:13get out
38:13was a couple
38:13of words
38:14I just
38:15wouldn't
38:16want to
38:16say that
38:16I love
38:17Rodney
38:18so much
38:19I love
38:19Timmy
38:20so much
38:20and I
38:21miss them
38:21both
38:21so much
38:22I don't
38:22even know
38:23what to
38:23say
38:23it's
38:23terrible
38:24but that
38:25day was
38:26the worst
38:26day
38:26of my
38:27life
38:27because I
38:28knew that
38:29that day
38:29I was losing
38:29both of
38:30my sons
38:30I didn't
38:33know how
38:34to do
38:34what everybody
38:35wanted me
38:35to do
38:35I feel
38:36like maybe
38:37if he
38:37felt my
38:37pain
38:38from my
38:39words
38:39it would
38:40hit him
38:41that this
38:41is reality
38:42I believe
38:44that that
38:45was when
38:45he realized
38:46that he
38:47had destroyed
38:48his family
38:49I love
38:50my
38:50I'm sorry
38:51and I
38:52always tell
38:53me if I
38:53take it
38:54back
38:54and we
38:55do it
38:55he
38:58genuinely
38:58apologized
38:59in that
38:59moment
39:00now
39:00if it
39:00was
39:00genuine
39:00I
39:01don't
39:01know
39:01but in
39:01that
39:02moment
39:02it
39:02felt
39:02genuine
39:03I
39:05couldn't tell
39:05him I
39:06hated him
39:06I
39:06couldn't
39:07because I
39:08don't
39:08I don't
39:08hate him
39:09I hate
39:09what he
39:10did
39:10this
39:12this is
39:12this is my
39:12victim impact
39:13statement
39:14that I
39:15didn't get
39:15the opportunity
39:16to read
39:16to the
39:17judge
39:17in front
39:19of the
39:19monster
39:19that was
39:20sitting in
39:20court
39:21I'm here
39:23for my
39:23son
39:24who was
39:25the best
39:25child
39:26you could
39:27ask for
39:27he was
39:29loved by
39:29everyone
39:30the only
39:31enemy he
39:32had in
39:32life
39:32was in
39:33his own
39:34household
39:34what the
39:36killer did
39:37to me
39:38was rip
39:39my heart
39:40out
39:40Rodney is
39:43sentenced to
39:4423 to 28
39:45years
39:46in prison
39:46Rodney absolutely
39:48committed a
39:48monstrous act
39:49there's nothing
39:52worse than
39:52killing your
39:53brother in front
39:54of your mother
39:55in my opinion
39:56I cry every
39:59day
39:59that hurt
40:00everybody in
40:02my family is
40:03devastated
40:04about this
40:05Tamir was
40:07everything to
40:07me Tamir was
40:07my best friend
40:08I miss
40:09everything about
40:10Tamir
40:10I don't forget
40:13Rodney
40:13I would tell
40:16Rodney if I
40:17could talk to
40:17him right now
40:18you took
40:19my daughter's
40:20father away
40:21you stole
40:23him from
40:24her
40:24I wish
40:27you could
40:27have just
40:27walked away
40:29you didn't
40:31care about
40:31anybody but
40:32yourself
40:32Tamir made
40:41his mark on
40:41everybody
40:42he was a
40:46real leader
40:47in man form
40:48I don't think
40:51that I'll ever
40:51meet anyone
40:53like Tamir
40:54he was extremely
41:11attentive with
41:11her
41:12things started
41:13to unravel
41:14the interviewer
41:17asked him
41:18to draw
41:19pictures
41:19of what
41:20he saw
41:20they
41:22came from
41:27people
41:29to
41:29meet
41:30man
41:30family
41:31who
41:31knew
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