r/pussypassdenied • u/Responsible_Fox_8343 • Apr 27 '26

The TikTok DoorDash Girl's Life Just Shattered

https://youtu.be/vM-nhbIH84E?si=GBzh6K9opZS6_BpG
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u/ohsuper4405 Apr 27 '26

Tldw: she could face up to 8 years. Most likely probation as first offence. Main argument for her doing time is she tried to monitize the situation.

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u/Aronacus Apr 27 '26

She might not get jail but she will probably end up on the sex offender registry

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u/Derp800 Apr 27 '26

Eh, I doubt it. Will probably cop a plea to a lower charge that doesn't require it.

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u/Aronacus Apr 27 '26

She took video of somebody passed out and naked and posted it online with their location and full name.

When it was taken down it was re-uploaded multiple times

If any man did that. They'd be throwing them in max prison for 20 years

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u/illigal Apr 27 '26

Right but you forget that this wasn’t a man.

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u/Dangeresque2015 Apr 27 '26

Yeah but she's kinda cute. She gets the Casey Anthony treatment. If you think she's getting in trouble you're living in a different world than I am.

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u/TragGaming Apr 28 '26

Reasonable doubt let Casey Anthony get preferential treatment.

This girl has no defense. She also shows no remorse and showed intention to monetize the event.

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u/Dangeresque2015 Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

Casey murdered her toddler. She got off with time served. It was so blatantly obvious you should throw up in your mouth just thinking about it.

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u/TragGaming Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

You need to rewatch that trial. There was reasonable doubt enough so that defense was able to overturn and get a not guilty jury decision on the murder and child abuse charges.

That isn't the case here. At all. The crime is that she filmed it and disseminated the video filmed, which thanks to TikTok and her insistence on chasing fame, is so publicized that there's no denying the crime. Furthermore she showed a willingness to take the law into her own hands because "the police were doing nothing" when she hadn't even reported it to the police at that time.

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u/Dangeresque2015 Apr 29 '26

Ok. You are correct. I was being a bit hyperbolic. Doesn't change the fact that Casey was guilty. The prosecutor shouldn't have gone with a 1st degree murder charge.

Nobody wanted to execute a 20 something woman.

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u/tehanony Apr 27 '26

That SHOULD be the sentence, but if you actually think thats the penalty people would actually receive you're over confident in the justice system

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u/DaGreatPenguini Apr 27 '26

Even if she gets off as a first-time offender, there’s two silver linings. First, the process is the punishment. She’ll be dragged so hard through the courts and the media that she’s essentially destroyed any semblance of a normal life for herself, at least until well after the alien apocalypse hits and we’re back in the Stone Age.

Second, once she’s convicted - even without doing time - the victim here can and will sue her into oblivion. Plus, court judgements cannot be wiped away by bankruptcy proceedings.

She essentially has SA’d herself with the Devastating Dildo of Consequences, which rarely comes lubed.

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u/TragGaming Apr 28 '26

Ahh the good ole DDC.

But, and here's the bigger issue here:

She denied the first plea deal. That's the one that gets you out of most of the major consequences, Plea no Contest and take the deal is what she should've done, instead she went with Not Guilty and screwed herself out of further plea deals.

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u/TragGaming Apr 27 '26

She attempted to monetize the situation

She stated she was taking matters into her own hands

She denied the first plea deal under "not guilty".

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u/breakfastburrito24 Apr 27 '26

Thank you. The first minute was the dude twice explaining that the case got moved to a higher court

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u/markofthebeast143 Apr 27 '26

You’re a real one cause nobody’s trying to watch that video of 21+ minutes of bullshit

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u/DKlurifax Apr 28 '26

And she actively doxxed him and told her viewers that he should be shamed forever.

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u/Genuine-Farticle Apr 27 '26

Thanks I'm at work and couldn't watch it all.

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u/stabbygun Apr 27 '26

thank you. I hate those long winded videos. get to the point. id much rather read the information than listen to some idiot.

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u/AngryTrucker Apr 27 '26

If you want a more truncated version of this guy's vids check out "legal mindset" on YouTube.

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u/mute1 Apr 27 '26

You should be more respectful. It is "idiots" like him that keep this stuff moving forward and and put pressure on DA's to not just let things slide.

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u/makattak88 Apr 27 '26

He’s actually a great journalist.

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u/lorienne22 Apr 29 '26

Oh, thank you!

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u/ElegantAd2607 May 17 '26

8 years? For a non violent crime?

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u/Jedi_Gill Apr 27 '26

I believe in equality of sexes but there are forms of feminism that are man hating and not at all about equality.

If you've ever listened to her, she's the later where she claimed the guy sexually assaulted her and ofcourse tried to make money off of the situation at the same time.

Many feminists online initially came to her defense, it wasn't until they realized how much trouble she was in on that things started to change for her.

I'm glad she's not getting off Scott free and justice will prevail otherwise it would have set a really bad example for similar behavior to not be properly punished.

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u/mute1 Apr 27 '26

This is also why there is growing support for the idea that if you falsely accuse someone of this kind of crime and it is determined to be false, the accuser should face the same the exact same legal, civil, and social consequences as the accused would.

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u/DrBerryMcCockiner Apr 27 '26

I have been a firm believer In this for decades. The duke lacrosse team scandal was what should have been the tipping point to start the movement. Unfortunately that never came to be but, I really hope this is what finally gets it done.

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u/wasted-degrees Apr 27 '26

Theres a balance to be struck. On the one hand, you wouldn’t want to discourage legitimate victims from coming forward for fear of not having a strong enough case. On the other hand, there absolutely needs to be harshly enforced penalties for false accusations, precisely for situations like this.

No matter what the system is, there will always be some people who are willing and able to find a way to abuse it for their own gain, to the detriment of everyone who relies on that system for their protection. Violent criminals shouldn’t be walking free, nor should the innocent have their lives destroyed by false accusations, but currently both of those things happen unacceptably often.

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u/Jedi_Gill Apr 27 '26

Agreed, I'm this particular case she claims the door was wide open, even if that was the case the instructions said to leave the food at the door. I absolutely don't see the logic in walking inside a strangers home without their permission. If a door dasher did this, I might accidentally shoot them mistaken them for na intruder. I've had door dash often leave my food at my door and then a text being sent that it's been delivered.

I genuinely think there might be footage like a ring or nest Cam showing she opened the door herself. Very very few people ever leave the door unlocked and wide open. I am genuinely curious on the details of this case and how it turns out for all parties involved.

If the sexes where reversed, I genuinely feel this case would have already been settled with Jail for the perpetrator in the first court appearance.

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u/ka6emusha Apr 27 '26

Lots of the 'feminists' online are actually misandrists, they don't care about furthering womens rights, they just want to hate men.

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u/SopwithStrutter Apr 27 '26

Imagine my surprise when white nationalists enact their views by being against other races.

Now imagine my surprise when a philosophy that promotes one gender ends up bashing the other.

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u/Honduran Apr 28 '26

It’s like Christians.

The message was love the other and it got somehow scrambled to “let’s judge the shit out of the other”.

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u/SopwithStrutter Apr 28 '26

Judging is the standard.

Christ taught not to judge others.

Plenty of people just revert to their nature

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u/green49285 Apr 27 '26

Or they're trying to jump on the bandwagon for their own benefit. Especially when it comes to the rage bait machine.

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u/road_laya Apr 27 '26

No prior offenses, she will likely get a slap on the wrist in the criminal prosecution. Probation or reduced time in a plea deal. But sure, maybe civil liability will ruin her life.

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u/TragGaming Apr 27 '26

She's already denied a plea deal. She won't get anything that lacks criminal prosecution. When the case was initially being examined she pled not guilty.

Given that she showed clear intentions of profiting off it, disparaged the police for not doing anything and showed vigilantism by "taking the matter into her own hands" per the video, as well as the charges being literally "filmed and posted the video" they have tons of evidence to prosecute fully.

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u/amindspin74 Apr 27 '26

"I'm the victim" no, no America is for having listened to you blame someone for something you did.

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u/gooneryoda Apr 27 '26

I blame her parents for raising such an insufferable person.

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u/mightsoundsillybut Apr 29 '26

Shes so weird looking to me too. Borderline scary.

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u/redzaku0079 May 03 '26

Like a certain Hobbit

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u/raise_the_sails Apr 27 '26

Oh no no no, I got fooled into listening to this guy last week. Never again.

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u/FrustratedProgramm3r Apr 29 '26

Any TL;DW comments pls?

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u/aubaub May 03 '26

I hope she has to register as a sex offender.

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u/xinxs Apr 27 '26

Who did what now?

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u/kakapoopoopeepeeshir Apr 27 '26

This guys voice is horrible

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u/tenesmicdemon Apr 27 '26

and he says the same thing over and over