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00:00:31En mi cabeza, el cerebro empezó a cambiarse.
00:00:35A continuación, a la primera vez.
00:00:38Joseph Banas, Jeffrey Munt,
00:00:42James Carroll.
00:00:43Joseph Banas es el primer de dos hombres que se han detenido por Carroll.
00:00:48Loverse Triangle,
00:00:50Body in the Basement,
00:00:52Spooky Old Mansion,
00:00:55Revenge,
00:00:56Drugs,
00:00:57Kinky Sex,
00:00:58You couldn't make this stuff up.
00:01:01Jury is expected to hear closing arguments today.
00:01:05You are here to judge the guilt of Joseph Banas.
00:01:08And Jeffrey Munt and Joseph Banas did this together.
00:01:12They acted in complicity with each other to commit the murder of Jamie Carroll.
00:01:16Jamie Carroll spent six months in a 50-gallon Rubbermaid container.
00:01:24Would a verdict make sense of it all?
00:01:28Baby, can't you see?
00:01:30I'm calling
00:01:31A guy like you
00:01:34Should wait one night
00:01:36It's dangerous
00:01:37I'm falling
00:01:40I'm with an operator Walker.
00:01:42Where's the emergency?
00:01:43My ex-boyfriend is attacking me.
00:01:45I need somebody to help.
00:01:50You're immune.
00:01:56She's hurting.
00:01:57I need somebody help.
00:02:00She's hurting.
00:02:02I need somebody help.
00:02:04There he comes.
00:02:05No puedo eliminar de él.
00:02:24El juez está listo para decidir el suelo de un hombre que podría obtener la pena de muerte si convirtió
00:02:29de la muerte.
00:02:30No hay indicación todavía de cómo se va a dejar el juez de la noche.
00:02:35Once we walked into the jury room to deliberate, we talked into the night up until about midnight.
00:02:42Jurors deliberated murder suspect Joseph Bainis fate for nine and a half hours last night before the judge ordered them
00:02:48sequestered overnight.
00:02:49It is an unusual situation where a jury would go out and we would be here late into the night
00:02:56to the point where we had to come back the next day.
00:02:58I think we essentially all agreed like from the start.
00:03:02I feel like Jeff Munt was more the mastermind.
00:03:07A lot of us believed that it was Jeffrey that was more guilty.
00:03:13After it seems like we've been stuck in the clouds forever, sunshine out there this morning, it's going to last
00:03:18all day.
00:03:19Good morning, I'm John Ball with some breaking news.
00:03:21We want to take you live downtown right now to the courthouse where we're about to get a verdict in
00:03:25the murder case of Joseph Bainis.
00:03:28Judge is speaking right now, so let's listen in.
00:03:30I was told you have a verdict, Mr. Foreperson. Is that true?
00:03:33Yes, Your Honor.
00:03:33All right. If you could have the jury, she's Chef Brown.
00:03:37Mr. Bainis, if you'd please rise.
00:03:43Under verdict on instruction number one, we the jury found the defendant Joseph Bainis guilty under instruction number one.
00:03:55It's against the rule, but I let them hug their, I mean, if a guy's going for life, what the
00:04:02heck, this might be his last time seeing his parents.
00:04:08If we had had both of them on trial together, our jury would have found them both guilty.
00:04:15Absolutely, 100%.
00:04:24Dearest Kevin,
00:04:29I just got my photos back and decided to send you one along with this card to let you know
00:04:34I've been thinking of you.
00:04:40Joey Bainis was my first boyfriend.
00:04:43He writes letters to me every single day.
00:04:46I still sometimes worry that you won't want to be my friend in the long term.
00:04:51This goes on for years.
00:04:53I have shoeboxes full of letters, like cards from him, all handwritten.
00:04:57He used to always finish it with a peace sign, a heart sign, a nice smiley face, peace, love, happiness.
00:05:02Joey.
00:05:05So this is the very first photograph that I ever took with Joey.
00:05:08Joey, this is when we fell in love.
00:05:11The drag queen once told us, you look, you look like bookends.
00:05:17I met him on a rainy November night in a bank parking lot.
00:05:23I'll never forget his face, though, like just the first time I saw him through the car window, just like
00:05:30that slow-looking door, like, is this him?
00:05:34And we were sitting in a car because our relationship was limited to that because he lived with his parents
00:05:39and I lived with my parents.
00:05:40Like, where were we supposed to go?
00:05:42So every night we would just sit in a car and just talk for hours.
00:05:45Remember, don't mail it in.
00:05:47Bring it in and get your cash today.
00:05:49He was very intelligent, and that was something that was really important to me.
00:05:52He could carry a conversation from an amazing, you know, from a really, really good family and with a, you
00:05:58know, great pedigree.
00:06:01We decided we wanted to get our own place.
00:06:05We found this cute little apartment down on First Street.
00:06:09There were no closets in that apartment.
00:06:11And the joke was, well, we just came out of the closet, so I guess we don't need them anymore.
00:06:17Louisville broke the record for an all-time low temperature of minus 22 degrees.
00:06:22One year, Louisville got hit with a huge snowstorm.
00:06:25We couldn't even go to work.
00:06:27Like, businesses were shut down.
00:06:28So it was awesome for us.
00:06:29You know, we snowed in like kids on snow day in school.
00:06:34And we, you know, started, you know, talking about things and smoking weed.
00:06:41He told me his story.
00:06:44And his story was he had spent time in jail.
00:06:48He's a deadhead.
00:06:49He followed the Grateful Dead around.
00:06:51And they found some, like, LSD in the car, and he had a gun.
00:06:54And I was like, wow, a gun?
00:06:55Like, that's, why would someone need a gun?
00:06:58But whatever.
00:06:59I was like, I don't know.
00:06:59I didn't care.
00:07:00You know, like, I love you.
00:07:02It's all right.
00:07:03People make mistakes, right?
00:07:05Now, let's just, let's move on.
00:07:06Let's move forward.
00:07:09And then from there, it was, hey, have you ever done LSD?
00:07:13And this is when I started to realize, like, he doesn't have the switch that people have.
00:07:18It's like, enough is enough.
00:07:21One day.
00:07:22It was on Father's Day.
00:07:23We did some LSD, and I was feeling good.
00:07:27We start, he starts this argument, right?
00:07:29And he immediately gets angry.
00:07:31He just reaches down and picks up a piece of glass.
00:07:33He shoves it in my arm.
00:07:35He goes, you see what you made me do?
00:07:36And I'm like, holy shit.
00:07:41And so, I'm bleeding, and I just very calmly just get up, and I walk out of the apartment,
00:07:46and I walk next door, and knock on the neighbor's door, and the girl, she opens the door and says,
00:07:50damn.
00:07:51I was like, would you call the police, please?
00:07:56So, I get him kicked out, and that fucker moves in next door.
00:08:06It was scary.
00:08:27This is the Victorian Ghost Walk.
00:08:28It's a once-a-year annual event.
00:08:31People in Victorian attire and period costume are staged to come alive as the spirits.
00:08:42I'm going to sweat a lot of it off.
00:08:43I can tell already.
00:08:46It looks good in the beard, for sure.
00:08:51Because of the sensational murder trial, more people wanted to come see the neighborhood,
00:08:58in spite of its sullied reputation.
00:09:00Louisville is an extremely spirited place.
00:09:04Spirited with bourbon, and spirited around here with a lot of ghostly figures.
00:09:11I do believe in ghosts.
00:09:13So many people have lived and died in these houses.
00:09:17People have said that they have seen ghostly figures walking through my house.
00:09:22So many people have been laid in the front parlor for three days.
00:09:27I think there were some sad, sad things that happened in those front rooms.
00:09:30My husband passed away in this house.
00:09:33I found him lying on the floor.
00:09:36I felt like somebody was pinching me, which sounds so crazy.
00:09:41But that's what he would have done, just kind of aggravated me.
00:09:45My house had a ghost in it.
00:09:47My cat was the only one who could see it.
00:09:50I never saw it.
00:09:51She was the only one who saw it.
00:09:52But it was always the same place, the same setup, the same time of day.
00:09:58It was there.
00:09:59It was definitely there.
00:10:00Because she would just walk in the room and sit down.
00:10:11There's a ghost here.
00:10:12There's one back here.
00:10:13Freaked out her brother.
00:10:16The woman.
00:10:18This used to be a brothel back here.
00:10:20That's what the landlord says.
00:10:22I don't think it's a ghost.
00:10:22No, the landlord talked about it years ago.
00:10:25There's supposedly some woman.
00:10:26That's what her brother said.
00:10:29Gather around me, you see.
00:10:31She will only speak to all of us when she sees the near of thee.
00:10:36Every 15 minutes, starting at 6 o'clock, a group of 35 to 40 people leaves with a guide.
00:10:42The baby's dead.
00:10:44She's not asleep.
00:10:45These are not professional actors.
00:10:47The reaper comes for souls to keep.
00:10:52Sometimes it's their first acting gig ever.
00:10:55Let the dead come alive.
00:10:57The darker it gets, the spookier it gets, and more witches come out.
00:11:01Double, double, toil and trouble.
00:11:03Fire burn and cauldron bubble.
00:11:10My paranormal friends, they think one of the reasons that this is such a haunted neighborhood
00:11:15is the fact that we have so much stone and brick construction.
00:11:17Because they retain energy, they retain images better than light, airy, wooden constructions would.
00:11:25Louisville is America's most haunted neighborhood.
00:11:29Because when you have a tour guide telling ghost stories three and four times a night,
00:11:35the more you say their name, the more energy you feed them,
00:11:39the more you're lifting their soul and their essence, so to speak.
00:11:45Well, last year, they asked me to play Annie Whipple.
00:11:49Dr. Anderson!
00:11:51Dr. Anderson, I implored!
00:11:54Two doors down, they say a ghost of a governess they call Annie Whipple
00:11:59walks up and down the staircase.
00:12:01And so, my head drooped, and my hand dipped its pen in ink and scrawled the message across the page.
00:12:15And when I awoke, the chilling words before me on the page said,
00:12:23You fool!
00:12:25I am not Dr. Anderson!
00:12:31But I want to make sure that I do her justice, because I only live a block from her.
00:12:42It's been suggested that we have someone stationed in front of the murder house
00:12:47dragging a blue rubbermaid tote between the two of them.
00:12:53But we think it's a little too soon to go there.
00:12:56When I moved in across the street from the murder house, I was taking a lot of baths.
00:13:01I had an awesome clawfoot tub I spent a lot of time in.
00:13:09I started noticing a figure walking back and forth in front of the windows.
00:13:15And so I thought, oh, maybe at first this is somebody sneaking into that house.
00:13:20But I kept seeing that person in the window.
00:13:23Sometimes their hair is long.
00:13:25Sometimes their hair is short.
00:13:27And after a while, I realized that person's not alive.
00:13:33I drew a sketch.
00:13:35I put it on my Instagram.
00:13:37And I said, yeah, I think that's Jamie Carroll's ghost trying to get my attention.
00:13:51I wanted to piece together a more complete portrait of Jamie Carroll.
00:13:56He had lived and worked for a while in Paintsville, Kentucky, where he ran a hair salon.
00:14:03Jamie was just a great person.
00:14:07Jamie would give you the shirt off his back and not expect anything in return.
00:14:11He was a mommy's boy.
00:14:13He made sure mom had groceries.
00:14:15You know, he made sure that mom was taken care of.
00:14:17He would stop by and see me.
00:14:20He always did come by and see me.
00:14:22Sometimes I could tell he was not himself.
00:14:26He was...
00:14:29He was just...
00:14:31He was...
00:14:32I better not say that.
00:14:33But he was...
00:14:34He was not himself.
00:14:38Maybe drugs or whatever.
00:14:41The name of Jamie's shop was Illusions.
00:14:45We was there a lot at night because, you know, Jamie did a lot of his secret business there.
00:14:49You know, making his money on the side there.
00:14:52His international house of business.
00:15:01He would mix all kinds of powder.
00:15:04Besides hair chemical.
00:15:06He was our coke meth dealer.
00:15:09I mean, I can tell you from experience, I mean, you know, I was addicted to meth for many years.
00:15:13Started doing meth and coke.
00:15:1615, 14 year old.
00:15:17And with Jamie.
00:15:19You know, tyloxes, smoking weed, doing ecstasy.
00:15:21Whatever I could get with him.
00:15:23Yeah, we partied together.
00:15:24We've...
00:15:26We've been stupid.
00:15:27I've been a stupid mother, but...
00:15:29No, I'm never really a stupid mother.
00:15:30She's a fun mother.
00:15:34But when I would party with Jamie, I would carry around his little bag of his stash, whatever, and I
00:15:40would sell it for him.
00:15:41They'd be like, give me a 10, and I'd give him a little $10 bag or whatever.
00:15:44He used to have those little cute little meth bags that had little cherries on them.
00:15:47That's how you knew they were Jamie's.
00:15:48You'd find one laying around in the paint's full empty, and you'd say, ask Jamie's.
00:15:52He would tell people when we first walked in, you know, this is my fag hag.
00:15:55You don't mess with her, and everything's okay.
00:15:57He had your back.
00:15:58You were protected when you was with Jamie.
00:16:01Around here, Jamie was a protector.
00:16:02He was a provider.
00:16:03But he had to get away from here to make all the money that he brought back into this place.
00:16:08And he thought that's the only way he would get accepted when he got here, was to provide for people.
00:16:14It started with coke.
00:16:16And it slowed like snow in the Alps there.
00:16:25Someone introduced Jamie to crack.
00:16:28And that's when it went downhill.
00:16:31Jamie lost the salon.
00:16:32Jamie lost the house.
00:16:33Jamie lost Jamie lost Jamie.
00:16:36And then it went to methamphetamine.
00:16:41That's the last thing I know that he sold.
00:16:47I can remember Jamie coming to visit me once in my apartment.
00:16:52And I look over, and Jamie's in the floor.
00:16:57And I said, what are you doing?
00:16:59Get up.
00:17:02He said, bitch, I can't.
00:17:04I'm high.
00:17:05I said, on what?
00:17:10I said, bitch, you're smoking cat litter.
00:17:12She said, did your cat shits rocks, girl?
00:17:14Okay.
00:17:15She said.
00:17:17The meth that was around back then was like stuff that you had to go away from here and get.
00:17:21So the town hadn't seen the stuff like that, only the gay community.
00:17:24They call it high-speed chicken feed.
00:17:26Because around here, you know, it's everybody on us.
00:17:28It's high speed when they're on it.
00:17:30How do you explain it?
00:17:31That's about it.
00:17:32It sums it up.
00:17:33You can do it all.
00:17:34And for days, there's no rest.
00:17:35You don't need no rest.
00:17:38It kind of decreases your inhibitions.
00:17:40It lets you put what you feel is your best foot forward, which it may not be, you know.
00:17:47And that was what the crystal meth of that time really done and took it.
00:17:52That's how it took a hold of the small communities around here.
00:17:57This would be 13 and a half pounds of meth.
00:18:01Almost enough to fill a giant bag of cat food.
00:18:03The drug epidemic reaching every corner of Louisville.
00:18:07The biggest meth bus in the city's history.
00:18:10Over 34 pounds of meth.
00:18:12What happened was crystal meth came in.
00:18:15Then the scene changed.
00:18:18I can always tell when someone's doing meth, their eyes are darting a lot.
00:18:23They twitch a lot, move a lot.
00:18:25Very tweaky is the word, a tweak.
00:18:27They tweak a lot.
00:18:30We used to call crystal meth, we call it Tina.
00:18:35Because Tina Turner's very popular and she would, you know.
00:18:39So we call it Tina.
00:18:41Are we going to do some Tina?
00:18:42Yeah, I think I'm going to do some Tina.
00:18:44I'll be fine.
00:18:47You know.
00:18:48You can tell by the teeth.
00:18:51How the decay in the teeth and things like that from using meth.
00:18:54They chew on their cheek.
00:18:56Crystal meth made your ambitions go away.
00:18:59And people were like, yeah, I can take on the world.
00:19:03You know, and a lot of times it meant, yeah, I can take on the world.
00:19:14I was gone for a couple years because I had been in prison for drugs.
00:19:19So I came back to Louisville.
00:19:21And I wanted to get high and have sex.
00:19:23And so I got online and me and Jamie hooked up.
00:19:33He came over to the hotel room that I was at.
00:19:35And we had sex on, like, 15 ounces of crystal meth.
00:19:40And, you know, I had a blast.
00:19:45During that time, I also met Jace online late night after clubbing.
00:19:53Um, messaged each other off of Adam for Adam.
00:19:57He and I were both high on crystal meth.
00:20:01The first time Joey and I met, we did drugs, which was very exciting sexually.
00:20:07He loved, loved, loved latex, rubber, gear, forced chemicals, bondage.
00:20:14All things that were new to me that he got me to try.
00:20:29I mean, I don't know the best way to describe it, but it makes, it basically makes you incredibly horny.
00:20:35He was into bondage, and I liked having threesomes.
00:21:13I guess you probably would hear a lot of people say this, but, like,
00:21:17I don't have a problem being high and, like, knowing what's going on.
00:21:22Jeffrey Munn was one of those people who absolutely loses touch with reality,
00:21:27um, being high on crystal meth.
00:21:33Jace is having a, I guess, toxic reaction to something he ate or not being able to eat.
00:21:41So he's passed out in the bed after trying to clean up the room.
00:21:52They're off in the Kentucky Derby.
00:21:57Attorneys deliver opening arguments on a Love Triangle murder case.
00:22:01In May, right after the Kentucky Derby, Jeffrey Munn stood trial.
00:22:06Joey Banis had already been found guilty for the murder of Jamie Carroll.
00:22:10Accused killer Jeffrey Munn's scheduled to be in court today.
00:22:14Once again, Judge Mitch Perry presided in the courtroom, and familiar figures sat at the table for the prosecution.
00:22:22Three men entered, two men leave.
00:22:26But the defense team had a markedly different makeup.
00:22:29What he just told you is a lie, and you'll know it.
00:22:32Dramatically, Romines went to the Rubbermaid storage bin and rolled it to the side,
00:22:37as if to convey to the jury that he and everybody else recognized it as a cheap gimmick.
00:22:44It's easy to defend a case when your defense is the truth.
00:22:50We'll prove to you before this trial is over, Jeff Munn is innocent.
00:22:54I know Steve from some of the cases he has in my courtroom.
00:22:59I call him big money. Yes.
00:23:02Steve Romines is one of the more well-paid, well-known criminal defense attorneys.
00:23:09There are certain type of cases that I'd prefer not to take.
00:23:12The first is, and this is a sad reality of it, is can they afford to defend the case properly?
00:23:20He wins a lot.
00:23:21Jeff Munn is innocent and will prove to you that they know it.
00:23:27He acts exactly like a very high-priced lawyer should act.
00:23:30They have had the evidence in their hands, and they have either ignored it,
00:23:34they have disregarded it, or they have hidden it.
00:23:38It doesn't come any more theatrical than that. That's what you're paying him for.
00:23:42You're going to get the whole truth. In fact, you're going to start it this afternoon.
00:23:46Joey Banis' own words. Let's hear him.
00:23:51I'm recording my death for the purpose of informing all informed or all concerned of my own willful
00:23:58suicide and the complete non-involvement or culpability of anyone else.
00:24:02Specifically of my boyfriend, lover, life partner, and friend, my one, Jeffrey Steven Munt.
00:24:08We felt like that was the single most powerful piece of evidence in the entire case.
00:24:18This includes killing someone.
00:24:21It's a confession. He's confessing to the murder, and he's confessing to threatening Jeff about it,
00:24:28to holding Jeff hostage, to violence against Jeff. The police and the prosecution had this
00:24:36the entire time, and they had never seen it until I showed it to the jury in opening statement.
00:24:43You clearly had not reviewed these videos. No, sir.
00:24:47Some of this information would have been helpful in retrospect, would it?
00:24:51Sir, it would have been very helpful.
00:24:53The reason why, and it's simple now, the police's forensic evaluations of computers were done
00:25:03with PCs. And that video was filmed on an Apple or a Mac.
00:25:11I'm thinking, okay, well, this is a slam dunk. You've got this guy saying he's going to commit
00:25:18suicide. He's clearing his lover. But then when it got back to the prosecutors a few days later,
00:25:23they come back, wait, there's a start to this.
00:25:25I guess at this point, Judge, I would move for a mission of that, permission to play it.
00:25:28And Judge, let's not make some misimpression. There are three different videos.
00:25:32It's not like- Can we approach?
00:25:35There's three separate videos at this time. The impression was given that there's,
00:25:40that somehow we cut one of them off or whatever, right? So-
00:25:43Put clips on the same day.
00:25:44Yeah, but again, it's not like we've somehow edited it out or anything like that.
00:25:49The defense for Mr. Munt only played a portion of the video,
00:25:53and there is no doubt that they did not play the beginning part that was not that beneficial to them.
00:26:00Go ahead.
00:26:05All right, now.
00:26:10Hello?
00:26:19Okay, good place.
00:26:22So this is Joey's explanation of what he says happened during the recording of that video.
00:26:33This is a check to see if the video camera is recording correctly and setting it up for the suicidal
00:26:40farewell.
00:26:41I was sick of Jace and didn't want to be with him anymore. Jace would not let me go. He
00:26:47had threatened me and threatened my family. The only way was to completely absolve him of all responsibility. So Jace
00:26:55wrote out a script and told me to read it in front of the flip video camera connected to my
00:26:59computer.
00:27:00I'm sorry for any pain that this causes.
00:27:27You can see who's in charge. You can see who's making this happen.
00:27:32And it clearly is not Mr. Banis.
00:27:38You have Munt almost seeming to dictate what Banis was going to say. So you're right back to the start
00:27:44of who is guilty here. Every time you thought you knew, you didn't really know.
00:27:57The court room perked up when Bailiff Brown escorted Joey Banis in an orange jumpsuit to the stand. As Banis
00:28:09passed in front of the defense table, he gave his ex-boyfriend a strange, lovesick look.
00:28:16Banis agreed to testify in exchange for prosecutors dropping the death penalty.
00:28:20He was the prosecution's star witness, just like Jeff was the prosecution's star witness in Joey's case.
00:28:27Do you swear in front of a testimony you're about to give will be the truth and the whole truth?
00:28:30Yes, I do, Your Honor. Go ahead.
00:28:32Can you introduce yourself to the bathroom, please?
00:28:35My name is Joseph Richard Banis.
00:28:37One of the things that we intended to introduce was Jeffrey's testimony from Joey's trial.
00:28:43So that the jury could hear his testimony, his version of events.
00:28:48If the jury in Jeffrey Munt's trial would have been able to hear both sides, they would have been able
00:28:53to see the whole story.
00:28:56But the court did not allow that to happen.
00:28:58What happened on December 14, 2009?
00:29:01We're all getting it on. We were comfortable. We were in bed together.
00:29:05The three of us started, you know, watching porn and, you know, some music was on and we were playing
00:29:11around to the bed and so forth.
00:29:13Jeff suggested that he still had some money that he would like to spend.
00:29:17And since the drugs were good, could Jamie get him some more?
00:29:22And Jamie said, oh yeah, sure.
00:29:24When Jamie was gone, Jeff asked, do you think anybody would miss Jamie?
00:29:31We could just take his drugs.
00:29:33When Jamie came back in, we decided we were going to play together, have sex together.
00:29:40After we were done, I got up to get dressed.
00:29:45I heard a noise and when I turned around, Jamie and Jeff were struggling and they tumbled to the floor.
00:29:52They started struggling. I was still thinking this was some type of sex scene that was going on because that
00:29:57was one of the things we did involving in role play.
00:30:00Jamie yelled out, Joey, Joey, help me.
00:30:03Jamie started screaming, no, Joey, no, no, no, please no.
00:30:06I saw blood flying and I saw a knife in Jeff's hands.
00:30:11Joey had a knife in his hand and was slashing at Jamie's throat.
00:30:15There was blood that was literally everywhere. I mean, you could actually smell the blood.
00:30:21And I don't know where Jeff pulled it from, but he got a gun and it was the .38 Smith
00:30:27& Wesson.
00:30:27Joey takes several steps back and grabs a gun.
00:30:31And he shot Jamie.
00:30:32And Joey shot him, I believe, twice.
00:30:35I thought Jeff was perhaps going to shoot me.
00:30:38He said he would kill me and kill my family.
00:30:41He would go and kill my family and kill my cats.
00:30:46Threatening Jeff's cats, that's now a crime in Kentucky.
00:30:50Threatening the pets of someone you're in a domestic relationship with is now a crime
00:30:55because that has shown our evolving understanding of the dynamics of domestic violence and sexual abuse.
00:31:03Jay said that we were going to wait till Home Depot or Lowe's open.
00:31:08Go there. Get a plastic tub. Get some lime.
00:31:13Joey was worried that it might start to smell.
00:31:15And I suggested sprinkling lime.
00:31:17I didn't know what the hell lime was, but he's familiar with it from gardening and from some movie where
00:31:27it's used to cover up the smell of decaying bodies.
00:31:31We got some type of cordage, some type of rope, something to help, you know, close the box that he
00:31:38was going to be put in.
00:31:40Jamie's body had gone into rigor mortis and I held the body.
00:31:46He sledgehammered Jamie's kneecaps.
00:31:49Joey hit him with a sledgehammer so that the bones broke.
00:31:55And I guess the muscles relaxed and moved, whatever.
00:31:58And he was put into the container.
00:32:03I don't remember it being a particularly difficult task.
00:32:10Jeffrey's testimony from trial one, it did paint him in more of an accurate light.
00:32:15He was cold, self-serving and calculating.
00:32:18And because we weren't able to show the real testimony, the real him in that way, I think that that
00:32:24hurt us.
00:32:26All right, let's keep going.
00:32:27Ms. Baines, you are a thief, you're a drug dealer, you are a murderer and you are a liar, correct?
00:32:34No.
00:32:35Now, you told Detective Lesher, the night that you were arrested, that he worked for the NSA and was a
00:32:43secret agent slash assassin, didn't he?
00:32:47Mr. Monk had told me that in the past, he had worked for the U.S. government and he told
00:32:53me that it was for the NSA.
00:32:55You're just making stuff up, aren't you?
00:32:57Your client is the one who told, where did he get a bullet in his head?
00:33:01The NSA.
00:33:02That's why I never knew what to believe or not to believe.
00:33:05You know what not to believe?
00:33:06Okay, tell me.
00:33:08You.
00:33:13A Leroy Louisville murder trial took yet another trend today.
00:33:17Plenty of other Leroy details coming out.
00:33:19Conroy continued to work her way through the evidence, then brought up the sex tape.
00:33:25Have you reviewed prior to your testimony here today a video where Joseph Vanis and Jeffrey Munt are engaged in
00:33:34sexual relations after the murder of Jamie Carroll?
00:33:37Yes, ma'am, I did.
00:33:38It's about 12 minutes long.
00:33:40You may stop it before the end of it.
00:33:42Judge, may we approach before this one is played?
00:33:44This is designed to do nothing more than to inflame the passions of the jury.
00:33:48How graphic is it?
00:33:50That's correct.
00:33:50How much do you intend to play?
00:33:51Not, not much.
00:33:52I mean, this is not necessarily what I want to do on a Wednesday afternoon, but it's about the nature
00:33:56of the relationship.
00:33:57The evidence is what the evidence is.
00:33:58The argument that a sexual relationship between an abused person and an abuser somehow influences that relationship is absurd.
00:34:09The only purpose is we have straight people, straight men on the jury, and it's to inflame the jurors against
00:34:16Mr. Munt with this graphic sexual test.
00:34:18If there's any way to avoid the graphic nature of this, there's not.
00:34:22Not on this one.
00:34:24I'm going to allow you to do it.
00:34:26All right.
00:34:28It's raw.
00:34:29It is raw.
00:34:32You're going to ride it, Steve?
00:34:34I'm going to ride it or else you're going to second pound drive it.
00:34:37I might be able to do that.
00:34:40Ah.
00:34:44Ears reddening, Jeffrey Munt looks straight ahead for the entire length of the clip,
00:34:49as the jury and everyone else in the courtroom watch Joey and Jeffrey have sex on the screen.
00:34:56Say hi.
00:34:57Who's your bitch?
00:34:58My fucking bitch.
00:35:00Huh?
00:35:01Joey's my fucking bitch.
00:35:02My little bottom bitch.
00:35:04Is he alright?
00:35:06I'm a bottom bitch boy.
00:35:08I can stick my cock in his ass whenever the fuck I want.
00:35:11Ride him.
00:35:13I can ride my fucking cock.
00:35:15Hmm?
00:35:16Jeff doesn't appear distressed.
00:35:18Jeff isn't crying.
00:35:19Jeff isn't begging for Joey to stop.
00:35:22You need to lift your ass up.
00:35:24If anything, it was Jeffrey Munt who was directing what was going to happen and calling the shots.
00:35:31They wanted to show that Jeff was a top and that therefore he could not have been the victim of
00:35:38an abusive relationship.
00:35:39Which any, that's bullshit.
00:35:42You like videos anything here, bitch?
00:35:45Fuck yeah.
00:35:48Everybody that was in the courtroom was texting.
00:35:50They're playing porn.
00:35:52In Division 3, you better get here now.
00:35:59After the first 10 seconds or so, it was like, okay, we've seen enough. Do we really have to see
00:36:05all of this?
00:36:08You would have heard a pin drop.
00:36:09It was such an uncomfortable moment.
00:36:12Just a little bitch bottom boy you are.
00:36:13We stopped it before Jeffrey Munt said the N-word.
00:36:18We thought that that would be crossing the line and risk offending people.
00:36:25Alright.
00:36:27I need a break.
00:36:29It's very hard to defend somebody you believe is innocent when there are salacious facts.
00:36:34I'm not sure why sex is any more offensive than stabbing and shooting a person.
00:36:39The dominant narrative here was that Jeff didn't participate in any of this willingly.
00:36:48Romines then had Latonya Jones on the stand, an advocacy programs administrator for nine years with the Kentucky Domestic Violence
00:36:56Association in Frankfurt.
00:36:58She established that Jeffrey Munt displayed all the signs of a typical battered spouse.
00:37:04I was called as an educational witness.
00:37:06My purpose was to educate the jury about the dynamics of domestic violence.
00:37:12Putting on that evidence was important so that the jury would know the truth of what a traumatic, abusive relationship
00:37:21is.
00:37:22These relationships where there is violence and where power and control sits at the heart
00:37:30don't make a lot of sense to people who are not inside of those relationships.
00:37:34Her relevance to the whole thing was marginal at best because she was talking in theoretical domestic violence terms and
00:37:44not necessarily about anything specific to this case.
00:37:47So if I came to you and I said, well, this guy claims he's being battered, but I've got a
00:37:53video of them having sex.
00:37:54May we approve.
00:37:56It would be improper for an expert of any type to testify to the ultimate issue.
00:38:03That would be the legal phrase.
00:38:04So to ask, is Jeffrey Munt a victim of domestic violence?
00:38:08You can't ask her that.
00:38:10I'll withdraw the question, Judge.
00:38:11Um, no.
00:38:12May we approve.
00:38:13Thank you.
00:38:14I want an admonishment to the jury.
00:38:16He did that on purpose.
00:38:17And you know that he did.
00:38:18I want an admonishment.
00:38:20The ongoing sexual relationship is not controversial.
00:38:22It's not cutting edge theory.
00:38:24It is accepted in this area of expertise.
00:38:26So if you had any...
00:38:27Yes, sir.
00:38:27You became very close to simply defying this court in an inappropriate fashion.
00:38:34The question was so suggestive of the facts and evidence in this case.
00:38:38I cannot imagine why you did what you did.
00:38:41All right.
00:38:41Stay back.
00:38:42Sorry.
00:38:43Ladies and gentlemen, please disregard that last question and answer.
00:38:48The facts of this particular case will be decided by you and you only.
00:38:53You can't unring a bell.
00:38:55When a judge tells jurors to forget what they just heard,
00:39:01if they were bored before the judge said that, I guarantee you that they're interested now.
00:39:09Both sides rested their case today.
00:39:11It was day nine of this trial.
00:39:12Closing arguments are currently underway.
00:39:14If you are a victim, if you are a witness, if you are a hostage, you act like it.
00:39:20It's the final chapter in a twisted tale of sex drugs and murder.
00:39:24We're going to take you live downtown right now to the courthouse where we're about to get a verdict.
00:39:31Bishop, can you stand please?
00:39:34All right.
00:39:38For murder, we, the jury, found a defendant Jeffrey Mutt not guilty.
00:39:45The jury deliberated for nearly eight hours before finding a Louisville man not guilty of killing his former lover and
00:39:51drug dealer.
00:39:52I was just dumbstruck.
00:39:53Like, how in the hell did a jury find him not guilty of murder?
00:39:59They beat him with a sledgehammer.
00:40:01They stuff him in a Rubbermaid in their basement.
00:40:05And for six months, they live happily ever after.
00:40:10I still can't believe that he's not guilty.
00:40:13Jeffrey Mutt was convicted of lesser charges.
00:40:16Convicting him of robbery and tampering.
00:40:17Sentenced to three years for robbery and five years for tampering.
00:40:21The wrong message was sent here, which is that you can, in fact, get away with murder.
00:40:28The jury simply got it wrong.
00:40:36What happens in a courtroom, it's about winning and losing.
00:40:41Very rarely do we truly get an honest view of what happened.
00:40:48And that, for me, makes it difficult to trust a system that we would call a justice system.
00:41:05Follow me.
00:41:07So as we walk down the steps here, this basement is what I use for storage of my files.
00:41:12This was one of the exhibits that we showed at trial.
00:41:15Looking at that individual, that is not the individual that presented himself to that jury.
00:41:20We know that's the real Mr. Mutt.
00:41:24That's the real Jeffrey.
00:41:27I was the only one that ever visited Jeff in jail.
00:41:31He kept promising me that he would tell me the full story.
00:41:35But he didn't want to talk about it there.
00:41:37Of course, in jail, it's being recorded and all that.
00:41:40Mutt made parole a year after his trial, having served just four years of his eight-year sentence.
00:41:50And when he got released, we went and picked him up and brought him back to Louisville.
00:41:55And we had lunch with his parents.
00:41:57No, we had lunch at Red Lobster.
00:42:01And then that was it.
00:42:03After he was paroled and basically served his time, he kind of disappeared.
00:42:08And no one even knows where he is today.
00:42:11So you don't know where he is?
00:42:13Last I knew was Baltimore.
00:42:17And he told me that he got a job at a movie theater.
00:42:22And he wouldn't tell people he was from Louisville.
00:42:26And then slowly he stopped talking to me and then he ghosted me.
00:42:31Yeah.
00:42:33And I think that's what hurts the most.
00:42:36To think how I tried to be such a good friend and then all of a sudden, nothing.
00:42:43Can I ask you a question?
00:42:45Yeah.
00:42:46Have you been able to locate Jeff?
00:42:48No.
00:42:49I was going to ask if you, do you know where he is?
00:42:52See, that's a lot of stuff that I just am not, and I don't mean to be a stick in
00:42:57the mud.
00:42:57I don't mean to be a lawyer's lawyer, although I'm kind of proud of being that.
00:43:03I got to go.
00:43:04I'm sorry.
00:43:05I hope I wasn't too circumspect.
00:43:08Much like reading a book about it, Jeff's case is over for me.
00:43:12Much like a lot of clients, I don't keep up with them when my case with them is over.
00:43:17I assume he's doing well.
00:43:20So the question is, where is Jeffrey Munt?
00:43:23Your guess is as good as mine, but I will make an agreement with you.
00:43:27If you find him, you let me know.
00:43:30And if I find him, I'll let you know.
00:43:37This is a prepaid collect call from...
00:43:39Joseph Baines.
00:43:40An incarcerated individual.
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00:43:51Were you surprised that Jeffrey just disappeared?
00:43:56Uh, no.
00:43:57It doesn't surprise me that he could stay off the grid.
00:44:01Build up a new identity.
00:44:03Any of those things.
00:44:05He told me that he did that type of stuff.
00:44:09Obviously, I was disappointed because I'm in prison for something somebody else did.
00:44:17The laptop that we actually have here is a digital copy of Joey's laptop.
00:44:25In this case, with all the videoing they did of each other, it was overwhelming because at that time, there
00:44:32was no digital forensic unit of the Louisville Metro Police Department.
00:44:35There wasn't a way to sift through all of that information.
00:44:39There's a lot of files.
00:44:41Over 700,000 files.
00:44:43It was a one terabyte or tegabyte or...
00:44:46It was a big one.
00:44:47I clicked on every link that I could go through, but could not access anything on a Mac.
00:44:56I guarantee you there's information on his laptop that people haven't seen.
00:45:00I guarantee you that.
00:45:06You know, I had all kinds of little recording devices and I was always trying to get him to admit
00:45:14what really happened.
00:45:15How many people have you still, Jason?
00:45:19Only myself, Joey. Only myself.
00:45:22How about that?
00:45:24He was cagey as hell because, you know, I mean, he's in the background and not saying very much of
00:45:29anything.
00:45:31You don't care about me.
00:45:36Well, that wasn't even fucking recording.
00:45:40Nice and close hamming it up, eh?
00:45:42Going up for what I've done.
00:45:44Oh, yeah, you sure do.
00:45:48Yeah, what I've really done, not what you imagine I've done.
00:45:50You can't even fucking tell me fucking...
00:45:55You can't talk to me without getting the gun out.
00:45:59You need to be careful.
00:46:01Well, doubt. Not so much in yourself, but in others.
00:46:04What?
00:46:05Doubt. G-O-U-B-T.
00:46:07What are you fucking talking about?
00:46:10I don't understand.
00:46:11Lack of belief. Doubt.
00:46:13Doubt what, Jace?
00:46:14I said, you better be careful.
00:46:17People will doubt you.
00:46:19He kept on threatening you.
00:46:21Saying, Joey, you can never say anything to anybody about this because nobody will ever believe you.
00:46:27Because you have the criminal record and I don't.
00:46:31It was not a healthy relationship.
00:46:35Thank you very much.
00:46:38Thank you.
00:46:40Thank you very much.
00:46:43Thanks for tuning in.
00:46:44Bye-bye.
00:46:46Bye-bye.
00:46:49Bye-bye.
00:46:51Bye-bye.
00:46:55Bye-bye.
00:46:58Bye-bye.
00:47:02Bye-bye.
00:47:10¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:47:35When I first went to Joey and Jason's house, they took me down to the basement to show me where
00:47:42the laundry room was and stuff.
00:47:46They tried to give me that guy's clothes and said that the guy had just basically left them there and
00:47:52went back home.
00:47:53He didn't want them, I guess, and they were a little big on me, obviously, so I was like, no,
00:47:58I don't need them.
00:48:00It was kind of traumatizing to think about that I was there feeding cats and there was a dead body
00:48:06downstairs and I just didn't know it yet.
00:48:11You know, that could have been me and the way that my life was going then, it almost was me.
00:48:23We started to hook up a few different times, but I would pull back because it just seemed weird, the
00:48:29two of them, their connection.
00:48:31Something weird was going on there, like just the way they talked to each other.
00:48:36You could feel the tension between the two of them a lot.
00:48:58Every single bedroom had its own padlock.
00:49:02Like, the key ring was just a bunch of padlock keys, every single door had its own padlock.
00:49:09It was very, very weird.
00:49:14Jeff had lost his job at the end of January, after the murder, and never put in a resume for
00:49:24another job.
00:49:26You know, he was supposedly renovating this house and turning it into a bed and breakfast.
00:49:33But basically, he was in serious debt.
00:49:38If they were planning to fix it up, they hadn't gotten far.
00:49:42That house was in complete disarray.
00:49:45It does seem like they were desperate for money.
00:50:02They had the telltale signs of two people that were living daily high on meth.
00:50:06I mean, they did a tour of their apartment, showing off their counterfeiting process.
00:50:11No one does that unless you're just completely out of your mind on meth.
00:50:14I'm all about drug use. I love drugs.
00:50:17You know, a little festive by deception, sure, I've done that as well.
00:50:21But guess what? I'm not a computer programmer.
00:50:25This was something he was totally into.
00:50:27He was really good with computers.
00:50:30He was really good with online stuff and figuring all kinds of stuff out.
00:50:36I kept feeling that he was going to turn on me and try and throw me under the bus for
00:50:41everything.
00:50:42And so there was a time when I started documenting his criminal activities,
00:50:48so particularly the counterfeiting and stuff.
00:50:52What are you doing?
00:50:53I'm editing the dollar bill.
00:50:54The hundred.
00:50:55The revert's up still.
00:50:57Well, yes.
00:50:58That's how fast it paints on the screen.
00:51:00To put it this way, this would be seven HDTVs wide and five tall.
00:51:06The image size that we're editing.
00:51:09It's that high resolution.
00:51:26We've made all this counterfeit money, and we're going up to Chicago to turn counterfeit money into real money.
00:51:48We got to the Hyatt Hotel on Wacker Drive in Chicago,
00:51:52and I asked Joey if he had any wands to tip the valet with.
00:51:59And then I got changed from the valet.
00:52:02He passed off a bill to the guy in broad daylight up there, the valet.
00:52:09He was so spun out on meth that he grabbed stuff that he wasn't basically trashed.
00:52:15He grabbed some tester bills that had been washed and scrubbed and printed on over and over again
00:52:22to test the color and passed it to the valet.
00:52:25Great views.
00:52:26This is wait for the news.
00:52:28Two Louisville men are behind bars in Chicago now after police found $50,000 in counterfeit cash in their hotel
00:52:34room.
00:52:35I couldn't believe it was the same Jeff I knew.
00:52:37It didn't look like him.
00:52:39He didn't look happy.
00:52:40He looked angry.
00:52:41Well, obviously, he just got...
00:52:43Arrested.
00:52:44Arrested.
00:52:45They also found weapons, fake IDs, and a suspected date rape drug.
00:52:50I grew up a sheltered life.
00:52:52I don't know that much about drugs or anything.
00:52:55And, you know, people would say, you didn't know?
00:52:58I mean, he's always sniffling.
00:53:00I'm like, well, he said he had allergies.
00:53:03Yeah.
00:53:08We get arrested, and I knew that my bail would be higher because I had a felony record.
00:53:14And so I told the detectives that he didn't know anything about it.
00:53:18It was all my stuff.
00:53:20I was trying to get him released on the lower box so that he could come and bail me out.
00:53:28So the funny thing about being scared of me doesn't really hold water because, you know,
00:53:33I mean, I was basically someplace where I couldn't get to him.
00:53:36I couldn't do anything.
00:53:37He couldn't have left me to jail.
00:53:41But anyways, he came back and paid $20,000 to get me out of jail.
00:54:05I don't know.
00:54:07I have a cigarette in my hand.
00:54:09I don't care.
00:54:10I don't want to hurt you.
00:54:11I don't want to hurt you.
00:54:12I don't care.
00:54:13You're only a...
00:54:14You understand.
00:54:15God damn, quit.
00:54:16I'm quitting.
00:54:18I quit.
00:54:19It's over.
00:54:20Fine.
00:54:21Oh, great.
00:54:21Now it's over.
00:54:22Well, you just said...
00:54:23Fucking asshole.
00:54:24You just said quit.
00:54:25What do you want me to quit?
00:54:26Quit.
00:54:27You're goddamn pushing.
00:54:28All I want is for us to move forward.
00:54:32Great.
00:54:33Then move forward.
00:54:36Stop fucking messing.
00:54:37Making me your problem.
00:54:56Where did you take?
00:54:57Yeah, what do you think?
00:55:00Jace.
00:55:02Jace.
00:55:02Jace!
00:55:08What is wrong with you?
00:55:14What did you take?
00:55:15Or what did I do, Jace?
00:55:21I had a bomb.
00:55:26Much because of the bullet.
00:55:30Like a Picard.
00:55:32Out of Slava.
00:55:54¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:56:15¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:56:33...y took a hammer, banged it on the door, and made background noises.
00:56:39¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:56:41¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:56:45¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:56:47¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:56:55¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:57:03Cuando se separan, Munt dice a uno de los officers que Bannis ha matado a la gente.
00:57:10El officer viene y dice Bannis,
00:57:13que su hijo debe estar muy mal atado, que se ha acusado de matar a alguien.
00:57:29He didn't kill anyone, he killed the person, you know and I'd be happy to take you to give you
00:57:35the story.
00:57:35So I went down to the homicide department and started giving a statement.
00:57:43So he comes down, he tells Lesher everything about what happened with
00:57:48this but he puts it all on Munt.
00:57:50Police were definitely not inclined to believe me.
00:57:54No, no.
00:58:24The one thing I keyed on was, Munt talks about that Bannis slit the throat.
00:58:29Bannis says that Munt stabbed him in the neck.
00:58:32Doesn't talk about slit the throat.
00:58:33If you look at the autopsy report, it looks like they're stab wounds, not a slit.
00:58:42That might seem like not a big deal.
00:58:45I think that is a huge deal.
00:58:47Why is that not part of the story?
00:58:49I don't know. You all are writing a story, not me.
00:58:53I didn't write the story.
00:58:56I'm literally just reading what's in the case file.
00:59:00I've learned over the years, you know, my time in homicide and work in narcotics,
00:59:06that your motive, you don't really have to kill somebody to rob them of their dope and their money.
00:59:12Especially like as brutal as what that was.
00:59:15This was extremely personal.
00:59:18Why would you do this?
00:59:19I mean, there is no real motive for this.
00:59:22Jamie was a low-level drug dealer who probably had a couple hundred dollars on him that night.
00:59:27He probably didn't have enough drugs to make it through the week.
00:59:31We had a theory.
00:59:35I mean, the killing occurred during the middle of a sex act.
00:59:40I think it was a thrill.
00:59:47This is a prepaid collect call from...
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00:59:57Follow facility instructions.
00:59:59Ultimately, I mean, it all comes down to this.
01:00:03Martin and Jamie, they were both there to fuck me.
01:00:10We had a couple three-ways.
01:00:12I was normally restrained.
01:00:14They were both normally, you know, helping me.
01:00:19Jace had actual ropes that you used to tie people up.
01:00:24He knew a zillion different rope-tying tricks and knots and all that type of stuff.
01:00:32And it was fun, but Mon had to go to work in the morning.
01:00:37And it infuriated him that Jamie and I stayed behind in his, Mon's house, in his bed,
01:00:49continuing to get high and have sex while he had to go to work.
01:00:54That was the seed that germinated into the jealousy that caused the murder.
01:01:02When the murder actually occurred, I was restrained.
01:01:08You know, when I was tied up and Jamie was asking me,
01:01:12Joey, help me, and I couldn't help him.
01:01:14I mean, I've had nightmares about that for years.
01:01:17I was plagued by the sound of his voice asking me to help him.
01:01:22And, you know, I just, I couldn't do anything.
01:01:27You have one minute left.
01:01:29Ultimately, my friend died.
01:01:31Jamie was my friend.
01:01:33And I feel terrible about that.
01:01:39I have pictures of him.
01:01:41I think seven days before the murder, looking over my shoulder,
01:01:46we were both smiling and just like, we were friends.
01:01:53I hate Mon's because ultimately, he killed Jamie and really destroyed my life, too.
01:02:03Goodbye.
01:02:09Why do you think Joey asked me to reach out to you?
01:02:13Well, I guess because he wanted someone to paint him in a good light.
01:02:20Here's what's fucked up.
01:02:21How long was that body there?
01:02:24Seven months?
01:02:26And neither one of them took the opportunity at some point to say,
01:02:33hey, I'm living with crazy, and there's a dead guy in my basement.
01:02:41Neither one of them fucked both of them.
01:02:47What everyone forgets is that Jamie Carroll died.
01:02:54And so I decided, I'm like, I'm going to do it for him because he doesn't have a voice.
01:02:57And I do.
01:03:00From what I've gathered, the body was very well maintained because of the wine.
01:03:05I'm glad it preserved him.
01:03:07I'm glad he raised enough hell from that little box so we could get him out.
01:03:12Get him brought to where he could be laid to rest properly.
01:03:25I'm baffled.
01:03:26I'm confused.
01:03:28I don't know what made my friend enter a room with two people that she barely knew and not come
01:03:38out.
01:03:43Jamie Carroll should be alive.
01:03:45And it doesn't matter, drag queen, drug dealer, or whatever.
01:03:51I can be in a situation that I think I'm just doing what I do and not be aware of
01:04:01the danger that might exist
01:04:03because of the toxicity in the relationship and then find myself in a really dangerous situation.
01:04:14Yeah, that's the lie we tell when we say it's just about those two people or it's none of my
01:04:18business.
01:04:21What happens behind those closed doors finds its way into public spaces.
01:04:27And so it puts a solid risk.
01:04:30That's the saddest part.
01:04:35The monsters really do exist.
01:04:47But we create our own with the drugs and the lies and the bullshit that we choose to live.
01:05:12There were many things I did not know, did not understand.
01:05:16What it all meant.
01:05:19Why people did the things they did or said the things they said.
01:05:25What lingered behind the walls of 1435 South 4th Street.
01:05:35What lurked in the dark room found in every human mind.
01:06:18What lurked in the dark room found in every human mind.
01:06:19Precisely done also.
01:06:19You messed it up.
01:06:19You are片 of a living soul.
01:06:20And the characteristics of that are less than flat room for someone,
01:06:20You is the one that's been in the dark room.
01:06:20You are also theologians who is the one who rogue dealers.
01:06:21Why people love to protect themselves as제를 be in this?
01:06:22Even though the people like.
01:06:23The people that do not believe them sitting there are not going well.
01:06:25And so that's why.
01:06:57Gracias por ver el video.
01:07:12Gracias por ver el video.
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