How old are you? 18? >> Mhm, 18. >> At the end of the day, three people are dead, right? >> Ain't no way you can get me like 18. >> Type [ __ ] >> Meet 18-year-old murderer Jadarius Jones. Jadarius has just found himself sitting in this interrogation room for a triple homicide, leaving his own family dead. And [music] as detectives slowly begin to uncover the trail of devastation he has left behind. >> A lot of these questions I'm asking you, I know already know the answer to. This is the most important time in your entire life to be honest. >> Jadarius will realize that his life is over. >> I was five, five, five, man. >> This man found guilty of a triple murder will spend the rest of his life in prison. >> In front of you comfortable for a good long time. >> On January 15, 2023, police in Jacksonville responded to a flood of calls reporting a shooting in a residential area. They raced to the scene and were immediately met with the body of 44-year-old Luther Williams lying in the front yard of the home, having been shot several times. That alone was a horrific discovery, but inside even more carnage awaited them. In a back bedroom, officers discovered the bodies of 58-year-old Unita Hardy and 63-year-old Gregory Merritt. Now, I'm not going to call them elderly because my own parents would kill me for that, but the couple was essentially living their golden years out together, taking care of their extended family and offering a safe place for loved ones to lay their heads. In response, one of those loved ones shot them in cold blood, and it took detectives just minutes to discover who. Relatives on the scene and witnesses immediately pointed to 18-year-old wannabe gangster Jadarius Jones, their own grandson, as the culprit, having witnessed him pull up to the home and then flee soon after the gunshots rang out. Police chased him down to a nearby house, whereupon seeing them, he leaped out of a window and began to run for his life. Fortunately, he's about as good at running as he is at being a gangster. Within minutes, police tackled him and brought him in for questioning. They had questions, namely, how could he kill his own grandparents? And what did Luther have to do with any of it? Right off the bat, he starts with a story that has the BS detector beeping off the charts. According to him, someone came to the house and pulled a gun on him, so he ran for his life to a neighbor's. >> Um, why why are you going to your neighbor's house? >> I was >> You said you were running? >> Yeah, >> What happened? >> And someone pointed a gun at you, you were running? So that's it. >> Who pointed a gun at you? >> I just think all I seen was they go up in there. I just started running on the boat. >> And then you ran? >> Mhm. >> Right to the neighbor's house? What did you tell him? >> I told him I said, "My bad, my bad. I was trying to get away." >> Did he let you inside? >> Mhm, no. >> He said he said, "Get off my property, get off my property." >> Where did you go after that? >> I went back to uh I guess it till my went back to the area I first was at. They had First, I couldn't get in the house, so I'm like I had the garage right there, and it was like a chair behind the garage, so I sat right there in the chair behind the garage. I don't like all the tension and all that. Next thing you know, that's when I heard You know how you hear leaves cracking? >> Yeah. >> So I heard leaves cracking, next thing you know, the police were like They were like, "Get down, get down, get down." I got down, and then I'm like, "What did I do?" >> "I didn't do nothing" is the classic response that tells police you did in fact do something. In this case, Judarius did a whole hell of a lot and police know it. Despite that, his story is that a man pointed a gun at him. He ran to a neighbor's house for safety, and then when the neighbor told him to get lost, he raced to the backyard of another house, which is where police apprehended him. Obviously, police were there, so they know that that's not the case. They ask him about the rest of the day, which makes about as much sense as the running for his life portion of the day. Maybe that's why he's mumbling. If you want to see more criminals rendered mumbling nervous messes as they face the consequences of their actions, be sure to like and subscribe. It's literally all we do here. So, we I mean, that's that's your story of your entire day, right? Did you leave anything out? No? [snorts] Nothing at all? Okay. Um so, specifically what I do is investigations that are pretty important. And when I speak to someone, I expect them to be as truthful as they can be, right? Not leave [ __ ] out. Little little small facts could be really really important to me, right? Is there anything that you can think of that you may have forgot? >> Um >> I need you to sit up. Thanks. >> Let me see. I don't know. There was an incident after that. There was like something about like granddaddy. Granddaddy and grandma gone. I'm not >> Who told you that? >> Everybody. They had tried to call them. >> You got to give me names. >> That's what I'm saying. Everybody. They was like basically they called somebody and they was like >> On the phone? >> It was an incident. >> I thought you said you lost your phone. >> They got phones. I don't have no phone. >> Okay. >> They called and they said call them. They said no, they said they had the road blocked up. That's when they Everybody went. >> Who told you that? Who Who's gone? Who'd [snorts] you say is gone? >> Granddaddy and grandma. >> Granddaddy and grandma? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh who told you that? >> Uh they did. They was at the spot. >> They're dead at the house at the spot. >> You know what I'm saying? They had the road blocked up. They called over there. >> Mhm. >> So, I guess they tried to call the neighbors and the neighbors by the phone and it's not a road. So, next thing you know >> How would they know they're dead? >> They He they had the road blocked up. >> So, that automatically means someone's dead? >> Yes, on bro. >> No shot? >> Mhm, yes it does. >> Okay. I mean, maybe that's your opinion. That doesn't always mean that. It could mean there's a fire or whatever, you >> it was a fire, you wouldn't know if it was a fire. >> True. Yeah, I agree. >> To recap, since Jadarius talks with the clarity of someone who's just gotten a root canal, Jadarius claims he learned from a neighbor after he fled the shooter that his grandparents had been shot. In response, he told someone he was with "F them." referring to his grandparents, which resulted in the person he was with beating them up. Why? Well, let's hear him try to explain it. >> So, the phone call happens and then you get beat up? >> Mhm. >> Why? >> Mhm. >> I need I need to know why. This isn't the time to say I don't know, okay? >> But, I say [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I feel you. >> say [ __ ] So, this I'd be like >> What did you say? >> Like Mhm. You kind of disrespectful. >> Okay. Give me the context of it. Like, your words. What would you have said? >> Mhm, you calling me this and that or whatever, I'd be like "Fuck you." this and that. >> About the people in the house? >> Yeah, but that's thing. I trigger people, so that's >> Absolutely. I mean, I would be kind of triggered. I'm sure you would be, too, if if one of your homeboys or even, you know, a family member just passed away and um someone you consider a friend is saying right? >> Mhm. >> Why would you have said that? >> Mhm. >> I mean, I get that you like talking [ __ ] I mean, that's kind of like in a lot of people's nature, but I'm trying to get an idea of who you are because you and I have never met. Why would you say um to whoever you said it to? >> Mhm. >> You don't know? >> Like, some points in time I kind of sweat. I'd get up here and say I'd be like "Fuck you." You disrespectful. >> Okay. >> And sometimes I'd be like "Fuck you, man." So, that being said >> Mhm. >> [ __ ] turned to happy. Next thing you know, gun went off. You know I went out running. >> How many people were at the house when this all was going down? >> Mhm. I missed it. It was like three. >> Wait, you said you jumped out a window? >> Uh Mhm. >> You said a gun went off, too. >> Mhm. >> You said >> next thing you know, gun went off. >> You Oh, I thought you said the gun went off and I jumped out of the window. >> Mhm. >> He may have misunderstood you. >> Yeah, I guess so. >> Why why do you keep your hands right here? >> Cuz my face hurt. >> Yeah. I'm sure it does. Can I see it again? It's going to hurt with you pressing on it. It's going to hurt more worse with you doing that. The best thing to do is just like let it >> Seriously, you need to >> He He knows best, too. Just hear him out. >> Say anything like that, I just put it in the sun. I mean >> Um so some people were saying that you pulled up to that house, not You pulled up to a house in a car. Whose car was that? >> Uh >> The black one? >> Mhm. >> Yeah, whose car is that? >> Mhm. It was in the driveway. >> I get that, but I mean who was all there? >> Next thing you know, I don't know. I did It >> So, you drove You drove a black car from wherever the second place was where you were whatever. Yes. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Whose car is it? >> That's thing I don't know. >> Have you ever seen that car before? That So, today was the very first time you ever saw that car? And you don't know whose it is? Where'd you get the keys? >> The keys were in the car. >> The keys were in the car? >> Yeah. >> Where at in the car? >> It was in the ignition somewhere. >> So, what makes you feel like you can just open someone's door? >> What? >> I'm I'm asking you. I'm This isn't This isn't me accusing you or judging you or anything like that. I'm asking you, what makes you feel like you could just take someone's car that you don't know? >> Oh, seriously. >> Right? >> I >> really, really, really upset if I made the mistake of leaving my keys in my car and here comes Jay. He's like, "Oh, shit." Take your car, right? >> Mhm. >> Do you feel sorry for doing that? >> No, cuz it wasn't my fault that she was >> Right. You can't do that. >> I know. >> Um [snorts] and it was parked in the drive >> Mhm. Yeah, I guess so. >> Okay. And you never seen that car before. >> No. >> Stop. Somebody was Didn't somebody say it was Moon's car? >> Someone did say that. >> Moon? >> I thought I heard that at some point. I could be wrong. Moon's car. >> Who is that? >> I don't know. Again, we've never met you or some of the people that we've talked to. >> Mhm. >> You know what I'm saying? But, we've talked to a lot of people. A lot. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> Why'd you leave that part out of your story when we talked like about your day? >> Cuz >> That's super important. >> How is that super important? >> Because I told you even the smallest thing from you taking a [ __ ] is important to me right now. >> Seriously. >> You feel me? >> Moon is the nickname of Luther Williams. Following the shooting, it wasn't just Luther's vehicle that he stole, it was his shoes as well. Here's what really happened. After shooting Luther or Moon and his own grandparents, Jadarius stole Moon's car, put on his shoes, which were soaked with his blood, and drove to a friend's house expecting shelter. That friend wasn't a dumb criminal, so immediately they lashed out at him asking why he came there and physically fighting with him because he had killed Gregory and Unita. Around that time police arrived. So it was out the window Jadarius went. Police understand completely why someone beat the crap out of Jadarius. What they don't understand is why Jadarius shot Moon in the first place. >> I don't need to be giving you these answers today. >> True. >> A lot of these these questions I'm asking you I know already know the answer to. I'm trying to gauge your honesty. Cuz it's incredibly important for you to be honest today. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> This is the most important time in your entire life to be honest. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Yes, sir. >> So when you leave the liquor store in the truck, correct? In the gray truck. Y'all make y'all's way back to >> Mhm. >> You get out of the truck. Who else gets out of the truck? >> Mhm. Unc. >> And Unc. >> Mhm. >> And y'all go back into the house. Right? >> Mhm. >> That's when Cozzo takes the truck back to the other house. >> Yeah. >> Correct? What do you and Unc end up doing inside the house at that point? >> [ __ ] just sitting there. Unc was in there sitting. Next thing I know, [ __ ] Started back. I stood up. Next thing I know, >> Look at me. What happened? >> I stood >> Did you lose your temper? >> No. >> You. >> I ain't lose no >> What happened? >> Basically, >> Mistakes happen, bro. I need to know what happened, period. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Tell me what happened. When you get back from the liquor store, by who? Look at me. By who? >> What was his name? >> I don't know. Start with an L. >> Moon. >> What was he wearing? Do you remember? >> No, I don't I don't know. >> The older guy? What did he do to threaten you? Mhm. Look at me. This isn't This isn't hard, bro. This isn't hard. This is just me and you man-to-man having a conversation. Right? What happened in the house? >> It was just that. That was it. >> You've got the detail to me, right? You've got the detail to me how you felt threatened by Moon. >> Mhm. >> Explain it to me. >> He got in my face, but uh And the next thing you >> Which car? >> The black car. >> Was he just talking [ __ ] to you? >> Mhm. Yeah. >> Was he saying what? Look at me. What was he saying to you? Was he being >> Yeah. >> Explain it. I mean, from one [ __ ] talk talker to another, tell me what he said. >> Mhm. Basically, I said Mhm. I said it happened so fast. Mhm. I don't know. Basically, [ __ ] talk. Said and then >> I mean, give me an idea. I used to play football at Ed White. I know what [ __ ] talking is. I went to Highlands. I know what [ __ ] talking is. I used to patrol Durkeeville. >> Durkeeville? >> Durkeeville. Hilltop, the bottom. >> Mhm. >> Sherwood. You I mean, you wouldn't believe the [ __ ] talking I've heard to me, right? And to other people, too, when needed, right? So, give me an idea of what he said to you. >> He was basically I said approach. Can you say it again? >> I >> understand what you're saying. We've we've gone through that, Jay, right? He was talking [ __ ] to you. >> He was uh >> Give me an idea of what he was saying. >> He was basically uh he was saying he was demeaning. >> He came up to say it. >> Where are you? Are you playing the game? >> Mhm. >> Are you playing 2K? >> I was outside. >> You're outside in the front yard? What'd he say to you? >> Uh he was demeaning when he came up towards when he when he approached me. He was like Mhm. >> You can repeat it, bro. This is between me and you. >> Cuz now that's the thing. He was like He was marijuana missed that. >> Marijuana? >> Yeah. >> What about marijuana? >> It was it was about that. >> Some weed? Was he trying to get served? >> Mhm. I guess so. Mhm. >> Who was going to serve Moon? >> Mhm. >> Maybe? >> Yeah. >> How much was he trying to buy? >> Mhm. Something small. >> What's small to you? I mean, I can talk to some guys out east and something small to them might be 50 lbs, but you know, I can go to Flag Street and something small to them might be uh a little zip. >> Two Gs. >> He So Moon was just trying to buy two two Gs? >> Yeah. >> How much does that cost? >> Mhm. >> I mean, you you smoke weed, you know how much a gram of weed is. 10 bucks, 5 bucks, 20 bucks? Which one? >> 20. >> Okay, so he was trying to get two Gs of marijuana for $20 a G? So is that 40 bucks? >> Mhm. >> Oh, excuse me. How much would that be then? >> 20. >> So two Gs for 20 bucks. Okay, so $10 a G. Did he have that money? >> Mhm. Kind of short. >> Okay, so did you start talking [ __ ] to him about him being short? How'd he respond to that? >> He paid me some little twenty. And next thing you know, [ __ ] He was on the phone. He said some [ __ ] >> What he say? >> I still don't know. >> Okay, so he you felt offended by what he said. >> Yeah. >> Okay, then what? >> So next thing you know >> You felt offended and you shot >> him. >> Why? >> Mhm. >> Look at me. Just Just tell me why. It's not that big of a deal. Just explain to me why he offended you and that's how you respond. Right? Yes? Why? >> To this day, Jadarius hasn't given a better reason for shooting Moon than feeling disrespected. According to him, Moon was trying to buy some green and offered a price that was far too low. Jadarius made fun of him. And when Moon made fun of Jadarius in return, Jadarius shot him all over a few G's. But don't worry, soon Jadarius comes up with another excuse for the stupidity of his decisions and somehow it's even more infuriating than this one. >> Look at me. Quit looking away, bro. We're We're talking man-to-man, right? >> I don't know >> [snorts] >> what to say. My mind wasn't in the right place. I don't know. >> You said your mind wasn't in the right place? >> Yeah, it was. >> Do you have a temper problem? Do you need help with getting a temper problem fixed? Cuz there's resources for that. Right? >> sad. Yeah, god. >> How many times did you shoot him? >> Mhm, probably once. >> More than that? >> Almost twice. >> Once or twice? Okay, what do you do after you shoot him? >> Mhm, I got in the car. And next thing you know I drove off. >> Okay, what about What happened to Unc? I >> I don't I don't know about I only know about >> Okay, we're not going to tell a story, J. We're going to tell the full story, right? Tell me what Did you go back there, too? Did you feel offended by what they said to you? >> Mhm. >> No? >> Mhm. >> Was they flipping out because you did that? >> Mhm. >> Well, they were obviously upset, I'm sure, right? >> Mhm. Yeah. >> Yes? >> Yes. >> And you got scared and you took care of them, too? Yes? >> Yes, sir. >> Why? Look at me. >> I got >> If you have a temper problem, you need to take care of your temper problem, right? You're a good >> How? >> How? >> Counseling. >> I'm not I'm not going to sit with a counselor to sit there. Basically, counselors don't even really be paying attention for >> You're crazy, bro. >> They do not >> Like, you're crazy as in like you don't understand the the value in what a counselor can bring. Right? Have you tried? >> I've been trying to get help. I've been trying to get help. >> What were they doing when you walked in the bedroom? >> Mhm. >> Were they hiding on the side of the bed? >> Mhm. >> What were they doing? >> They got up. Next thing you know, they were smoking. They got up. Next thing you know, it happened. Next thing you know, >> Look at me. How many times did you shoot them? >> I don't Once, twice, three times. >> Each? >> Mhm. >> Evidently, Jadarius was afraid that his grandparents would discover he had shot Moon and would tell on him. In response, he stormed inside the house and gunned them down, shooting several rounds until they were gone. >> Where's the gun now? >> I don't have it. >> Okay, but where is it? >> I don't know. >> Okay, did you leave the house in the black car with it? >> Mhm. >> Okay, and you went to that house over there, right? What happened over there? You can tell me about the fight now. >> What happened over there? [ __ ] basically. They all calmed down. They calmed down. Next thing I know all this [ __ ] Next thing I know, they started filming. And I was just like telling somebody to hand the gun. >> Did they take the gun from you? Did you give it to them? How did that play out? >> I don't know. I sort of uh >> Okay, I kind of sort of doesn't You gave it to them? >> Yeah. >> Did you feel guilty for what you did? >> Yeah, I wanted to die right then. >> How do you feel right now? You feel better for like getting it off your chest that you and admitting to yourself that's the first step. Admitting to yourself that you have a temper problem. People have problems of all kinds, whether it be drinking, temper, [clears throat] you know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, that's the thing. I need I need help. >> Okay, I understand that. That's why we're sitting here talking about it. You made the first step. Why did you try and break in the the doors in the back room? >> Break in? >> Like Um so one of the bedroom doors in that house, it's it's forced open like someone kicked it open. Were you Did you leave something in there? What What Oh. >> The studio set and all that, you know. >> Is that what you were trying to get? >> The clothes. >> Yes. >> Mhm. >> Okay, and you don't You just don't have a key for it? >> Mhm, I don't know. >> Just poop this room? >> Yeah. I wish I brought you to that. I should never did that. But >> Did what? >> Kick Kick >> Kick the door in? Yeah, cuz someone's got to fix that now, right? >> Yeah. >> Are you going to fix it? Okay. >> That was after the fact, right? >> Uh >> Afterwards, you were going to you picked it up and you get your stuff studio stuff and clothes? >> No, it was before. >> Something that big you can't hold inside. >> That's the thing. >> It hurts. >> I know I'm not going to be comfortable for a long time. >> Why why? >> Uh people ain't going to hear that I needed help. They ain't going to look at me like I'm 18. >> Well, again, to be fair, you can't just shoot people, right? Because you feel offended or whatever, right? >> That's true. >> Okay. Were the two people in the back bedroom screaming? What were they saying? Like don't do this, anything like that? >> Yeah. >> What? >> Mhm, it all happened so fast, like I said. >> [snorts] >> Well, of course it happens fast. Maybe it wasn't like a slow process. >> I know. So, my point is that I can't really give out words, you feel me? It's basically like I heard it was fa fa fa and then >> Fa fa fa? Is that like the sound of a gun? >> Fire? >> I don't know. I've heard people say boom and bang. I've never heard fa. >> [clears throat] >> Some people use those like in rap lyrics, too. >> [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Jederious had been in a long-standing feud with his grandparents. Why? Unfortunately, we can't tell you, but the feud was so heated that evidently, the moment relatives found out that they had been killed, without knowing any other details, they called police and told them they needed to look into Jederious. When your own family is ratting you out, you're not doing too hot. Finally, after nearly 2 hours of mumbling and shrugging off his actions, Jederious offers perhaps the dumbest excuse of all time. >> Jay, look, just hear me out for a minute, okay? >> Yeah. >> Um at the end of the day, three people are dead, right? It's important for me as um what I do for work, to be [snorts] able to visualize and see how things happen and be able to explain that to someone if I need to. Um and that's important for you to share with me your side of the story in reference to how this all played out. >> It was like >> Like from from you opening the door or looking out the window, walking back inside, however it happened. >> It felt like something was controlling me. >> Okay. >> [clears throat] >> to say. I ain't going to lie. It might sound crazy, but for real, for real, it felt like something something was controlling me. >> Did you And you had never seen that guy out front before? >> [snorts] >> Or had you seen him before? >> Mhm. I don't be paying attention most of the time. For real, for real. >> I hear you. >> When I When I see a person, I see a person. That's just about it. I don't really pay attention. >> Did he tell you that he wanted two Gs? Like, "Hey, I want two Gs." How How does someone say that? >> Yeah, he told me. >> What'd he say? >> He said, "I want two Gs." He told me. >> Just like that? Did he knock on the door? Did he call your phone? >> Nah, he just stood outside. He was like, "Yo." I'm like, "Yo." He just told me. I'm like, "Okay." >> Okay, so what happens after that? >> Uh >> After he tells you that. >> [ __ ] Like he told me that, I was like, "Why you standing in the driveway?" He's I don't know what he said. It was something I thought it was. Thought it was meant me. >> What'd he say? >> I don't know. Next thing >> Okay. >> Next thing I know felt like something was controlling me and boom. Next thing I know >> Next thing he knows, he's going to be in prison. Now, Jadarius claims that he was taking jig at the time of of killing and that it made him feel like he was being controlled by someone else. Jig is another term for MDMA or Molly, and traditionally, it's not a substance that makes people rageful, delusional, or psychotic. Generally, it makes them pretty huggy. Yet, Jadarius continues, claiming it gave him an out-of-body experience where he was full of rage and not in control of his actions. >> When you go in their bedroom, what are they doing? Mhm. What are they doing when you go in their their bedroom? >> Mhm. I was high. I was tweaking. It's not like I can't even I can't even put excuses and all that, but I was geeking. I was tweaking. I was just about it. [ __ ] It's not an excuse. It's the truth. >> That is an excuse cuz you feel me? [ __ ] I have to blame. You know what I'm saying? But sometimes, you know, >> [snorts] >> the mind is a crazy thing, right? >> Yeah. >> And it can play tricks on you, and that's not an excuse. That's just accurately telling what happened. You know what I mean? Sometimes you take drugs that kind of alter the way you think, and that's kind of like the the funness of taking the drugs, right? Cuz it makes you see things and feel differently. And but sometimes, it can make you really paranoid and and freak out. >> That's how I get. >> And so And so this time, you got really freaked out, and you kind of went into like a rage, and you felt like an out-of-body experience, like something else is controlling you, and you're just kind of sitting in the backseat watching it all happen in front of you. >> Yeah. >> That's common, you know? Um a lot of people describe things like that. >> Mhm. That's That's true. But it's still an excuse, though, you feel me? >> Yeah. >> Shouldn't be doing this if you can't [clears throat] control everything. >> [snorts] >> People do it all the time, though. >> I know. That's the thing. when they end up, you feel me? End up in the same boat as me, you feel me? >> Yeah, everybody makes mistakes. >> I don't know if it's a mistake. That's That's serious. >> It is serious. It's a serious mistake. >> Yeah. >> You know. Um your job at Fanatics, uh did they fire you, or how did that play out? >> They said PC was over. They hope I come back next. >> So, they relieved you of your job? >> Mhm. >> There was nothing crazy that happened at work, none of that. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Okay. Who's the Who's the person you consider that you're closest to? >> What, in general? >> Just in life, yeah. >> Uh For real, for real? My uncle. >> What's your uncle's name? >> Uh I call him Poopoo. >> Okay. >> Uh but he >> Did he take part in any of that fight? >> What fight? >> At that other house. >> Hell, man, we always fight. >> Okay. >> Ain't that serious. >> Did you share Did you tell them at any point what had happened over there at the house? >> Yeah. >> You told them you shot those people? You said that to them? >> Based on what I could you feel me? I couldn't say. I was the only person in the house. You even said it yourself, too. I was the only person in the house. >> But I'm saying you were the very first person to tell them that. >> No, they When they got the call, boom. Next thing you know, they was like They turned me, man. You feel me? One on person. >> Okay. What ended the So, okay. Did you ever take the house when you went over to the other house? Did they confront you about taking some Do you remember that part, too? >> Mhm. >> Maybe like two zips? >> Mhm. I don't know. >> No. >> I got to say anything happened so fast. >> So, the the reason you got beat up or the fight happened, whatever you call it, is because they found out that you did the shooting at the house. >> Yeah. >> Yes? >> That's something serious. >> Okay. >> Police dig more into his drug usage, and for them nothing is really adding up. MDMA lasting 16 hours is pretty much unheard of, regardless of the dosage. Generally, rolling lasts 3 to 6 hours, and the next day feels like it lasts about 900 times that. But, Jadarius gives them a tale of a very, very different experience. More like someone who's on the Walter White stuff, if you catch my drift. >> More specifically towards last night, was it early in the morning that you took the the two jigs or what what time about? Do you remember? >> It was in the morning. >> Like >> 12:00. And then, next thing I took another one at 5:00. >> 5:00 this morning? >> Yeah. >> You took one and then one or two and two? >> One at 12:00 and one at 5:00. >> Okay. >> [clears throat] >> How long do they typically last for? A hot minute? >> Six. Take one at 8 hours. Take another one at 16 hours. Yeah. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> Those things must be strong as crap. >> Mhm. Yeah. We got to control >> What does it look like? >> Something. >> Like how would I know I'm looking at one? >> See. No, I can't. It's >> Mhm. They have like different weird stamps on them. Mhm. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah. >> Ultimately, no amount of substances, um's, and next thing I know could get your Darius out of the consequences of his actions. On June 6th, 2025, he was sentenced to 999 years in prison for three counts of first-degree murder. Our thoughts are with Unita Hardy, Gregory Merritt's, and Luther Williams, as well as their families. We hope you enjoyed today's video. 85% of our viewers aren't subscribed, so if this is the kind of content you come back for, just hit subscribe. It's the single biggest thing you can do to support the channel. If you want to keep watching more, check out one of the most intense cases we've ever covered right here, or catch up on our latest upload right here.