Shadowing-Übung: Freckle-faced killer Eric Smith freed after 28 years behind bars | 48 Hours - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

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What do you think is going to happen?
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So you find a defendant guilty of murder in a second degree?
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Yes.
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Is that unanimous?
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Yes.
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Eric Smith was only 14 years old when he was given a sentence of nine years to life in prison.
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Smith had been convicted of murdering four-year-old Derek Robey.
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But before his arrest, many residents in Savona,
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New York, thought it might have been the work of an evil adult.
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Late in the afternoon, the body of Derrick Robey was found.
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It was just a brutal, brutal killing.
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When police found Derrick, they discovered that he had been lured into a wooded area not far from his home,
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strangled and beaten with rocks.
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When this terrible thing was done,
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I think everybody, including myself,
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thought I was an adult.
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How could anybody do such a terrible,
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terrible thing?" But Smith had walked into the police command center four days after the murder,
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offering to help police solve the crime.
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Smith said that he had seen Derek that day with a white t-shirt on holding a lunch bag.
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Investigators felt like Smith knew something but didn't realize the killer was sitting right in front of them.
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Then two days after Derek Roby's funeral, Smith confessed.
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Grandpa!
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Grandpa!
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I was there.
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I was there when my grandson confessed.
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It was.. it was terrible.
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Investigators and community members tried to understand why a 13 year old boy would do such a thing.
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They learned that Smith had a history of being picked on as a young child.
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His bright red hair and freckles made him a target for bullies.
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I don't know why he did it.
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I asked him why he did it.
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His words almost verbatim were,
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I don't know, I just saw this kid,
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this blonde kid, and I wanted to hurt him.
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After he was convicted and sentenced,
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Smith was sent to Brookwood Juvenile Detention Center.
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Love you, Eric.
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Love you, honey.
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When Eric Smith was sentenced,
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was there a sense, now we can get on with our lives?
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You hear the nine years to life.
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And I think back then,
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everybody was focusing on the life side of it.
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For Derek Robey's parents, Smith's prison sentence did not give them the closure they had expected.
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They were forced to deal with the harsh reality that their son's killer would be eligible for parole beginning in 2002.
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Decide that, well, now he's done his time and we're gonna let him go.
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That scares the hell out of me.
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In 2002, Smith's parole was denied.
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But every two years, Smith appeared in front of the parole board,
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hoping to prove that he had changed and was no longer a danger to society.
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The frequent hearings took a toll on Derek's parents,
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who were forced to relive the horrors of their son's killing.
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Must have felt like a weight hanging right over your head.
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Yes.
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There's all of these really happy times that are supposed to happen throughout your life,
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but there's always that.
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In 2009, as Smith approached his 30s,
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he said he had changed in an interview with WENY-TV.
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The data one was, I'm not the same person.
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There's not a day that goes by in some way,
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shape, or form that I'm like forced to remember what I did.
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I'm automatically thinking I killed Derek and the pain that I caused Dale in the door when he broke.
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In 2010, the parole board turned him down again,
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but as the years went by,
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clinical forensic psychologist Joni Johnston says he seemed to be changing from him for other people.
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So I'm seeing a little bit of hope from him.
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Years passed, and the parole board didn't budge,
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until October 2021, when his parole was granted.
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But Smith could not be released just yet.
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He still needed to find approved housing.
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Rick Smith, who gained national attention almost three decades ago for killing a four-year-old,
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has been set free.
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On February 1st, 2022, after spending 28 years behind bars,
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Eric Smith walked out of prison.
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Why?
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After so many years, they decided to give him a chance.
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And that's fine, you know,
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for him and his family.
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Smith has moved to Queens,
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New York, and says he has plans for his future.
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I want to get married,
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raise a family, hold down a job, pursue the American dream.
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Smith says he wants to counsel kids who have been bullied,
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just like he was.
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Will Eric Smith be a success story or somebody that we're pointing to and saying,
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the system blew it with that one?
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That's exactly right.
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I keep going back to my hope.
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Time will tell.

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