It's October 17th and these cameras are capturing 18-year-old Dwight Grant giving 17-year-old Christie Parisi and a piggyback ride only to meet tragedy in the minutes following this. >> I just looked at the camera for the officer and I saw two people hurting my son and >> Hey, uh >> Oh my god. >> You can find out about it. >> Can you go back inside, PLEASE? DON'T >> [screaming] >> UNBEKNOWNST TO DWIGHT, he was being lured by Christie to his death, finding himself at the end of a samurai sword. A devilish plan with this 17-year-old girl thinking she can get away with it all. >> You are a detective, right? >> I do, but I'm I don't know what to tell you. >> Do you understand a life was taken? >> 18-year-old Dwight DJ Grant's parents knew something was wrong. On the evening of October 17th, 2021, he stopped answering texts. His phone went straight to voicemail and he was nowhere to be found. Dwight was a star pupil at Miramar High School in Florida, a hard worker who dedicated himself to his studies, his family, and furthering his education. His sudden disappearance was completely out of the norm and when his mom reported him missing on the night of October 17th, she believed the report fell on deaf ears. So, being the phenomenal mother that she was, she decided to launch an investigation of her own. When she approached her apartment security office asking to see footage of the night her son went missing, she was confronted with a parent's worst nightmare. >> Hello? >> Hello? >> Yes, how are you doing, ma'am? This is Officer Street DeSanto of Miramar PD. >> Yes. >> What's going on? >> I'm sorry. I I My son has been missing since Sunday and I put out a missing report. >> Okay. >> And I just looked at the camera for the the the the officer and I saw two people hurting my son and there's a girl that went to his school. She was the last person who saw him. >> [laughter] >> And she was there, too. >> Dwight's mother knew something was wrong, but she didn't expect it to be that wrong because the footage she was shown was the stuff of nightmares. Her son being dragged into the apartment stairwell, his fingers literally pried off the wall as he tried to escape the two people attacking him. The pain of seeing the footage was only made worse by the realization that he had been literally feet away from his front door and that the evidence of the murder had been sitting in the stairwell for everyone to see. Police rushed to speak with the building manager who showed them the spot seen in the security footage. >> That's the kid? >> Yes. She put his picture in the flyers. >> Okay. >> And I believe that there was blood. I don't know if you want to go see it. >> Yeah. Yeah, sure. Let's go see that. >> Where She go? >> She they took her back to her apartment. Do you know where it happened? In what stairwell? >> So, can you help me? Do you know which stairwell? >> It's the stairwell that's closest to her. >> Yeah, B1 room. >> B1 12. >> Okay. Let's go over there and check that out. Are you Did you saw You saw what happened in the video or no, not really? >> didn't. I I No, I'm waiting like you to see to for the for the for the footage to be recorded on the USB drive so that I could see it. >> Do you Have you ever seen her son around? >> No, he's They're good people like me. >> You know, you don't see the bad ones. You know what I mean? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> The the tenants that give you trouble are the ones that you know. >> That you know. Okay. >> So, these are good people that will bother you in the building. So, this is where they live? >> And okay. Okay. Okay. >> And there's a little blood over there. >> Okay. >> The blood everywhere. >> Nobody noticed all that blood under the stairs? >> Maybe. How it is right now? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, it is. >> Even right here. It's a good thing I told what's her name to put him in on the system yesterday. >> Who? >> Uh Romero. She was asking me and I'm like, "If the mom is adamant that this is not normal for him, put him in." >> Especially the time frame. Never leaves all his, you know, never leaves home. Um >> Gosh, it's so sad. >> With evidence of blood in the stairwell, on the walkway, and even on the stairs themselves, police roll out tape, isolating the area as a crime scene. But as they're securing the perimeter, they make a grizzly discovery. >> Hold on. Do you want me to get on the cover rescue? >> Hey, cop. No, you don't. All right. We're going to have to make this bigger. Hey, uh Okay, we're going to have to make >> Oh my god. Hey, let me step back. >> You have no family if you're outside. >> Can you guys go back inside for me? Thank you. >> Are you serious? All right. We're going to have to make this bigger. Okay, we're going to have to make it bigger. All right. Let me put my [ __ ] down. >> In the bushes, they've discovered the body of 18-year-old Dwight, deceased from several deep stab wounds. He had his whole life ahead of him, a family that loved him, and dreams that he was so close to making come true. Instead, he was stabbed in a stairwell, just feet away from his home, with a samurai sword. and then his killers added insult to injury. They dumped his body into the bushes outside his house, a place where any innocent person, including his own mother, could have stumbled upon him. Sadly, as police made this discovery, his mom was nearby, and very quickly she got word that a body had been found. >> Can you go back inside for me, please? Please. Just give us a few minutes and we'll come in and talk to you. Just go back inside. Can you go back inside, please? Don't Just do as I ASK, PLEASE. IN A FEW MINUTES an officer will come talk to you. GO BACK INSIDE. >> [screaming] >> CAN YOU JUST PLEASE TAKE HER INSIDE. We want to take a moment to just point out what a hero Dwight's mother was through all of this. She leaped into action for her son immediately, despite how much it hurt, and she raised a wonderful, intelligent, and kind young man. Her pain here is a reminder of what happens when people treat life as if it isn't sacred, and fortunately, it was her work that pointed to the people who thought that about her son. Dwight's mother actually went through his phone records and discovered that the last person he called was Christie Parisian, one of his classmates who he'd known throughout his childhood. The two were in the school band together, where Dwight was actually seen as an inspiration, an older brother figure to Christie. When Dwight's mom saw the footage, she was able to identify Christie as the girl Dwight was giving a piggyback ride to, and that wasn't all. In the footage, Christie could be seen fooling around with Dwight. He gave her the piggyback ride, then the two disappeared into the corner stairwell, and immediately after, two people who were lying in wait emerged, all while Christie stood acting as lookout. With that positive identification, police raced to Christie's house to secure the scene and question her. But when they arrived, they find Christie is gone, and in her place they're faced with another devastated mother. >> Miramar Police Department. Miramar Police Department. >> Yeah. >> How you doing, ma'am? >> I'm waiting for my sister to go over there. I got a message. >> Do you mind talking with us? I have a detective Woods here. >> I know. >> Hi, how are you doing? >> I'm good, thank you. >> Good. Um >> I heard the message. I was at work. I got the message. I was with I don't have a ride. I'm waiting for my sister to go over there. I got the message. >> Yeah, the come over here. >> What happened? >> I just need to speak to you over here for a second. >> Oh lord. >> So, um right now there's an investigation. What we're going to have to do is we're going to have to keep you out of the house for now. >> Me? >> Yeah, ma'am. Um Nothing in the house has to do with you personally, but we have to keep everybody out of the apartment. So, if there's anybody else in there that's in there >> My daughter's sister, she's at the work right now. >> But nobody else is inside? >> No, only the girl that was here. >> You got your daughter, okay. You're the There's nobody else inside right now? >> No. >> Okay. So, we have detectives that are going to get a search warrant. >> Mhm. >> Okay. While detectives wait for that search warrant, they learn that Christie's mother was actually on her way to the police station because her darling daughter left her a message, one that's pretty nonchalant given the situation she's gotten herself into, and given the amount of pain we've all just seen Dwight's mother go through. With Christie settling into the station for questioning, police make a break for the next person they know is in the footage, Jaslyn Smith, a fellow classmate of Christie and Dwight, who was captured on camera helping drag Dwight to his death. [music] Now, one thing to keep in mind throughout these interrogations is that Dwight went by several nicknames, including Dante and DJ. When police arrive at Jaslyn's house to question her about her involvement, her mom lays down the hammer. >> Did you hurt this person? >> I didn't hurt him. I didn't hurt him or anything. I was just told to push him and make sure he stayed in the corner. >> I'm sorry to hear it. >> I was just told to push him and make sure he stayed in the corner. >> Which is what we figured after seeing it, you know. >> You didn't see him fall? >> So, I I need honesty from you, okay? >> I've been 100 I've been 100% honest with you. 100%. >> I know, but I just I need to know. >> Like, did this implicate my child in this action of what happened? >> Um I don't know exactly what happened. You're You're telling me that you were told to do something. I don't know what you did. I don't know what you didn't do. >> She She said that she was told to keep him in a corner. >> Okay. >> Like, somebody had pissed him off and somebody was messing with somebody else's girl or something. They had to do with some other chick. And that he was upset that he needed some backup for his fight. Told me it was just a fight. >> I want to make sure that you both understand because I've said this already to you in the past that you You don't have to stay here. You do not have to talk to me. >> Are did to arrest my child? >> No, I'm not going to arrest your child. I'm not. But, I want to make sure that you understand that because she is 16. We'll be I'm being completely honest with you. I want to hear what she has to say. But, I I I just I wanted to reiterate because I said it to you and I and she wasn't here. That's all. Okay? >> At this point, Jocelyn launches into her version of events, which is surprisingly quite accurate and perhaps unsurprisingly a series of events that was established on incredibly stupid teenage drama. This is Andre Dexter Clements and he is a possessive, jealous, pretty darn unintelligent teen. After discovering that his ex-girlfriend was dating Dwight after they broke up, he decided he wanted to get revenge on him. Keep in mind, at the time of Dwight's death, he wasn't still dating Andre's girlfriend. In order to get back at Dwight for, well, dating a single woman who just so happened to have dated Andre at one point, Andre enlisted his new girlfriend Christie and a friend Jocelyn to help him rough up Dwight. But, rough up is a bit of an understatement here. And Jocelyn's claim that she didn't know there was going to be a murder, well, it doesn't exactly hold water. >> They would have let me. >> Okay. >> I was told to hold it. I was also given gloves before we got there. Andre and he told me to hold him down for it. And he He hurt him. >> I'm sorry? >> He hurt him. >> What do you mean by that? >> He hurt him. He hurt him very badly. And then he told me to help him. >> When her mother returns, she can't contain her frustration and disappointment with her daughter. Not just because she's done something so heinous, but because she's done something so stupid. >> Do you know how much investigation like this [ __ ] I watch? Do you know how much true crime [ __ ] I watch? You can't GET AWAY WITH NOTHING. THERE'S CAMERAS >> JESUS. >> There's cameras everywhere. My child is smarter than that. Aren't you? >> The answer to that question is, unfortunately, no. >> Why would you do that? Because he asked you? >> Did she tell it Did she tell you how Andre hurt him? >> No. I'm just hearing this. >> Oh, okay. I would imagine you're you're um You would like to know. You're curious. >> I don't even want to know that a 16-17 year old is capable of doing this. >> I agree and unfortunately it's shitty, but we see it all all too often. >> I know. They can't prosecute my child. >> No, I'm not interested >> prosecute my child. >> Well, I'm not a prosecutor. All I do is deliver facts. I can't. >> No, no. I need for you to keep talking. >> It stopped. It was over and everything stopped. I was trying to just pretend and get that it didn't happen. I already knew that if it was something like this it was going to happen. I already knew the cops were going to show up sooner or later and I already started preparing myself for the worst, Mom. >> What do you mean by preparing yourself for the worst? >> If they send me away, Mom. Because by everything I've already said, I'm an accomplice and I know that and I'm sorry. >> This is some stupid [ __ ] Stupid. Over some girl? Over some boy? >> Really, Jocelyn's mother has highlighted the absurdity of the situation better than we could ever dream of. Evidently, it shakes Jocelyn enough so that when she gets into the car with law enforcement, she's willing to give the full details of the murder. >> Before he ever came over, he told me that Friday, I believe it was Friday, that he had a situation that he needed to deal with and he was wondering if I could help him out with a fight. >> Okay. >> Me knowing that I used to fight in elementary and used to be athletic ish outside of school, I had agreed because he's a good friend of mine and I guess it's just a fight. >> Okay. >> So, on to Sunday, he had said he was going to be coming over around 6:00. >> Okay. >> He came over at at least 6:45, close to 7:00. >> Okay. >> And he had proceeded to tell me the whole scenario of we're going to get dressed in all black. You're going to wear clothes that you don't care about. You're going to wear gloves. You're going to wear a do-rag. I know the whole layout of the building and everything that we need to do this. >> All right. >> Get dressed. Just wait and then we go. >> Okay. >> We had gotten dressed. We had prepared. My mom had gotten home. We had told her that we were going to go on a walk. We had left the house immediately with And we had left the complex through this gate. >> So, the the main gate for this community? >> To our leaving the gate and walk to our [snorts] right. >> Okay. >> All the way down. He was explaining to me that the person that he me and him were going to fight with that he was going to seduce to get him to come downstairs. Had messed with a girl that he knew and had essentially from what I know. >> Okay. >> This is what he had told me. And on the way there he's telling me exactly where we're going to walk, exactly how we're going to walk, exactly what we're going to do and what we're going to wait for, wait for a signal. And I was like, "Okay, this is just a fight. It's nothing." We had walked up the stairs. We had walked through the front gates of the complex. >> Uh-huh. Do you remember which complex it was? >> I don't know the name. You know that it's the complex next to the old house that we used to live through. So, you go straight out all the way around. >> Go out through the circle? >> Go out through the circle and before you get to an exit down to the right is the complex right before there to your right left. >> Okay. >> And we had walked in fully. We were wearing gloves, two sets. We had on all black from head to toe. We had on our hoodies. We had on durags [snorts] to cover our eyebrows and facial hair. >> Okay. >> We had masks on as well. We had walked out and on the COVID mask. Yeah, so we had walked out and we were [clears throat] immediately when we got in there, we had walked over to where the staircase was. He told me to walk while he was telling me to move this way to avoid a camera and to avoid being seen. >> Okay. >> We had walked through there. He said there was no cameras there, so we had relaxed and chilled out more. I'm just thinking this was like >> Right. >> And I'm thinking the reason why we had on our black is because he would if he would fight him cuz he seemed pretty upset over the whole situation of what was going on. >> [snorts] >> Like, okay, maybe he's going to fight him and there's going to be blood and he's just like, I don't want any blood on your blood on you. >> Right. All right. >> being seen or I'm just like seeing anything like that. >> Mhm. >> So we had here and like they called or a text saying that she was here. Me and him were upstairs. He's just talking to me. We're relaxed. We're chilled downstairs. We walked downstairs and he tells me to wait on the top of the stairs. And he had a weapon with him. He told me to hold the weapon. We had gloves on at this time still. We had walked downstairs. He had approached the boy. Okay. in the other person's home. >> Did you know this boy or not? Okay. >> And we he boy tried to make a run with it, run for it. Like urged him and was like, "Yeah, we have a problem." And he had a face standing behind him with a weapon. So, he tells me and he made a run for it. And I'm like, "Okay." But it's just for intimidation. Put this down. I put him on the ground. We're just holding him down. I'm telling him, "Calm down. Calm down." Cuz I know it it has just been a fight. >> Uh-huh. >> I'm telling him to calm down. Calm down. We just want to talk. We're just going to talk. That's what I know. We had him into a corner. weapon and gave it back to me and I'm just standing holding it, using it as a form of intimidation. I'm saying everything he had to get off of his chest. He's saying how mad he is and then he proceeds to say, "You know what I have to do, right? That I have to hurt you. Like I have to get you back for what you did." And the boy is like, "You don't have to do this. I won't bother you. I won't say nothing. I haven't seen you guys. I won't say anything." >> Uh-huh. >> Nothing. Didn't have anything else. It's just he just got into a fight and asked for the weapon. After explaining to him that he was going to kill the other boy. He had asked for weapon and I just handed it to him like I'm not about this, but I'm like, "Okay." Our place was like to mess around and we do like play fight and we were just very like sibling type relationship. >> Right. >> [sighs] >> With Jocelyn admitting at least part of her involvement and confiding with law enforcement that there was a plan in place for days, if not weeks, leading up to the murder, the police dive into their interrogation with Christie, who acts a bit more like she's in a chat with friends than being questioned about her involvement in a brutal murder with a weapon that belongs in One Piece. >> If you can just, I guess, fill me in so I know. So, basically, I went over there to Dante's house. I met two guys, you know, the boys. Cat called them AO and Lamar. I was like, "Hello. Hi." He asked for my name. I said, "Christie." And they did um a little bit of small talk and blah blah blah. >> So, you met these two guys as you were walking from your house to the white house? >> They were like, "AO and Lamar?" I'm Lamar, but like My boyfriend cheated on me with another girl. I didn't deserve that. >> Who's your boyfriend? >> Andre. >> Oh, okay. >> You had already made up your mind that you were going to cheat on on Andre. >> You were meeting with Dwight to like to like hook up with him or >> I didn't hook up with him. I was just talking to him on the phone. >> Who did he cheat on you with? Somebody from school? >> I really don't know who he cheated on. >> Oh, you don't even know who he cheated on? >> I I found out he was cheating on me because I read his messages. I was being a snoopy girlfriend and I don't like doing stuff like that. >> [snorts] >> Please. Um look, we've both been there. >> I'm going to sound like a really pissed off girlfriend right now. Don't mind me. >> Just mind your own business. Now, Jocelyn didn't tell the whole truth, but she made up a lot less than this story. So, according to Christie, she went to Dwight's in an attempt to make Andre, her boyfriend, jealous. And on the way over, she saw two men she didn't know who Cat called her and then decided to pick a fight with Dwight. >> So, then they were arguing and then what happened? >> They were arguing. >> Okay. >> Dwight got all blah blah blah. He said, "Go away." And then they grabbed him. Um they decided to beat him. And at this point, my back was turned completely away from did not want to hear anything. I didn't want to do anything. I did not want to be a complete witness to the entire thing. >> What were you doing the whole like 15 20 minutes? >> standing right there with my back turned and not wanting to see anything that's going on. >> But you could hear the the the >> I could hear the movements. I could hear the the pow pow pow. I was like, "No." I turned back once in a while. I said, "Stop." They didn't stop. They told me to shut up. >> Perhaps the most horrific thing about this crime is the fact that it went on for half an hour. From the moment of the attack to Dwight's body being dropped over the railing, all while Christie stood watch. And if you are shaking your head, you might want to brace yourself because the most ridiculous part of the story is still coming. Christie didn't know the men and was terrified, but after it was done, she helped pick up their weapon. >> I didn't know that. >> With a knife? >> It was a knife. >> They were Come on, girl. Why are you holding back on me? >> a knife. >> Well, why didn't you tell us that before? >> Cuz I was scared. I'm sorry. >> So, they beat up Dante. They handed you the knife. You went to the corner. Then they threw him over the railing. Then you handed them the knife. >> Next, police bring up the matter of the fire that Christie, Jocelyn, and Andre were seen burning behind Jocelyn's apartment complex the night of the murder. But don't worry. Christie has a totally reasonable explanation for that. >> Burning old clothes? By the lake. Why did they What what what clothes did they burn? >> Baby clothes. >> Baby clothes? So, why would they burn it? >> They were like, "What kind of baby clothes are you looking sad?" And they were marshmallows, so >> A few days later, she's brought back for more questioning. And this time, she's not playing the giggly, compliant, innocent witness because by this point, she's realized law enforcement have seen her texts. >> I can tell you that some of the things that you told us on Tuesday, we know for a fact to not be true. Right now, I think the best thing for you to do is to be honest. Be up-front. >> With Dante. >> Um on or about the 11th of this month. >> Mhm. You mean he was talking about you guys? Yeah, mhm. So, that Monday you dropped me off home and you found out that his ex-girlfriend was was messing with him and I was >> Who's he? Who Who are you talking about? >> Between me and her the whole time. He is Andre. >> Okay. >> Andre. >> That that Andre Clements? >> Mhm. He was watching me. >> Yeah. >> I'm hearing him sorry, sorry. >> I understand. Don't worry. >> You want to protect him, right? >> I do, but I don't I don't want to go to jail, so I was >> He kind of put you in a predicament, right? You're sitting here talking to us because of him and that you want to protect him. >> No. >> The texts police discovered on the three perpetrators' phones are nothing short of horrific. For weeks leading up to the murder, they were planning it. In one text, Christie even said, "I'm going to get a pedicure and paint my nails red to match the blood." >> He found out that me and Dante I was with with each other. And he got really upset about it. Texting me and he was telling me all this stuff and he was like, "When was this? Oh wow." >> How did he find out that that with Wyatt and Dante? >> So, um basically, we were talking about it in the car and he was like, "So, I know and stuff like that." And I'm like, "Yeah, of course you know." And he goes, he goes, "Yeah, I know that Dante was with Wyatt." And I was like, "Yeah, and Wyatt was with Dante." And he was like, "Oh wow." The whole conversation. >> Was it a rumor? Did you see it on social media? >> rumor. Rumor around the school. And he got mad and he started talking to her and texting her about it and he was like, >> But you know it's going to happen, so you know the messages. You read my phone. You read his messages, too. >> I didn't think he might like actually bring it. Walk on the floor, they go upstairs, um You know what I'm saying? On the staircase. Talk to kids. He goes on He goes on behind and they come down, pulls out the big red and black knife. You should have seen that by now. The big red and black sword knife thing. They got from Amazon. I didn't know it was a prank and killing, putting an actual knives into the boy multiple times. >> Did you see who actually >> Don't say. >> Okay. Several times. >> Several times? >> Several times. >> The red samurai sword included three additional daggers in its sheath, and Andre was reportedly so proud of it that he sent photos to other students at school bragging about owning it. >> Once we're done with all the paperwork and all that, then we're going to take you to the juvenile detention facility. It's called the Juvenile Assessment Center, which is the jail for juveniles. >> How long are you there? >> I don't have the answer for that. All right? Cuz I I I don't work with them, but I think it's going to be for a little while. Just being honest. >> There's no bail or anything. >> No, that's the way it is with premeditated murder. You understand a life is taken. And you had your hand in that, cuz you wanted that. This is not some petty burglary or or stole some candy shopping lifting. A life was taken. It's the highest crime you could possibly commit. But we can't help you. And so, I wish you the very best. >> Kristie doesn't understand the gravity of what she's done in the slightest, and that's confirmed even further when she is put in the back of a car with Jocelyn to be transported to juvie, because their conversation isn't one between two people lamenting the decisions they've made. It's two people reveling in them. >> Like, you could put us all in a room together. You're literally just going to get like us trying to joke around and be like >> [laughter] >> Mom's like I'm going to get you an attorney. >> Considering my parents, my mom is probably Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm going to ruin ruin embarrassment to our family. So my god. >> I'm like Yo, the way my mom was like I'm so disappointed in you. >> No, my mom was like I'm going to be my mom's going to find us an attorney. >> My mom having a crying fit. >> my dad so mad at me. >> Keep in mind, these are the same people whose mothers were crying when they were told what their children had done, and now they're laughing about it. >> I'm like bro, if you want to, you can put me in like a whole dog set of chains. Like you can have a chain on my neck, around my wrist, and around my feet. And they'll have y'all on the news, all on the They're going to be like >> They're going to be like this is the mass murderer >> They might not. >> And they're going to be like this is the two accomplices. >> [laughter] >> They might not put our faces on TV just cuz they're minors so far. Until we get charged as adults, they technically can't put us on there. >> 18 in January. >> I turned 17 in February. >> It doesn't really matter cuz I turn 17. I turn a legal adult in January. >> [laughter] >> If I don't get out by then, I'm going TO I TURN 18 IN JUNE. So he's doing it too. If my parents don't get me out by then, they're good. If my parents are going to get a lawyer to get me out, to get me not guilty, >> My mom's like once they once you get down to the station, once they book you in [ __ ] if they say on bail, they better call me. Call me, and I'll pay for this bail immediately. I'm like okay. >> They said they're going to literally tell us like when they are supposed to let me out, but I'm not being told anything. >> A few minutes later, the discuss the evidence against them, clearly unaware that the car is recording. Seems like Joslyn should have been watching all those true crime shows with her mom. They begin to discuss the murder weapon. >> [laughter] >> Yes. >> I think I'm in this car because there was arson in the back of it. >> [laughter] >> I mean because of how you had your mask off while doing all of this, you idiot. >> He had his on, too. >> YEAH, BUT THE CAMERA CAUGHT YOU. >> WHY ME, THOUGH? Why did it have to be me? >> With everything we've covered, it's impossible not to be disgusted with Joslyn and Kristie's flippant nature about the whole thing. With both of the girls in custody, a warrant was issued for Andre's arrest. Surprisingly, soon after he turned himself in. >> Okay, I'm placing you under arrest. You have an active warrant out for your arrest. You understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. There you go. Thank you, sir. >> Okay. >> I got a copy of your hand cuffs, okay? >> Andre Clements should have started immediately getting used to that cell because ultimately he pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and as a result was sentenced to 40 years behind bars followed by lifelong probation. The only reason he was given a plea deal was because Dwight's parents spoke with the judge and told him that they would allow it, which really shows incredible kindness. Both Christie and Jocelyn also took plea deals, [music] knocking their first-degree murder charges down to second-degree. As a result, they were both sentenced to 25 years behind bars. Our thoughts are with Dwight's family and friends who lost an incredible young man far too soon for absolutely no reason at all. 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. 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