Crime Guy who appeared on Joe Rogan podcast advocating for justice reform found with a severed head in his apartment

[GolovKing]

His name is Sheldon Johnson, he appeared a little over a month ago on JRE, and it was kind of bizarre listening to him admit to doing a bunch of messed up stuff to people when he was young and then also complaining about how unfair the system is. He was claiming to have turned his life around but is now being accused of killing a man and having dismembered body parts in his Bronx apartment

 

[HereticBD]

A black man can't even decapitate someone in this racist nation. ACAB.

 

[William Munny]

beat me to the punch.

deleting my thread

 

[William Munny]

I listened to this entire podcast. actually all the ones with Josh Dubin and whomever he exonerated.

this podcast was different as Sheldon was guilty of his crime.

that being said, damn shame. he had a pretty inspiring story, educated himself in prison, became an activist... etc.

 

[THEfightsAREfixed]

you can decapitate as many people as you want when you white

 

[nostradumbass]

I mean wouldn't you also want the police to go away if you had a bunch of dead bodies and severed heads in your apartment?

 

[GolovKing]

I listened to this entire podcast. actually all the ones with Josh Dubin and whomever he exonerated.

this podcast was different as Sheldon was guilty of his crime.

that being said, damn shame. he had a pretty inspiring story, educated himself in prison, became an activist... etc.

I tend to skip these ones to be honest. I think a lot of people like to assume these guys are completely innocent angels getting wrongly convicted for things. That can happen, but I think in most instances lots of these guys are people who were surrounding themselves with bad people and doing other bad stuff that they never got caught for. And some of these guys are people who actually did do the crimes but their lawyer was able to get them off somehow, like OJ. Hurricane Carter was another one, I remember watching his movie as a kid and likeing it, then I found out years later he was not at all how they portrayed him, and it's actually highly likely he did the murder he was convicted and then exonerated from

 

[KoChang]

Severed head in the freezer. A true Classic.

 

[Joe]

I always assume most guests on his podcasts are either grifters or lunatics. So not surprising

 

[Morning Star]

Guess he wasn't reformed afterall. Not exactly the best flag carrier for your cause.

 

[AWilder]

 

[Hdfi]

Holy shit, the guy had a severed human head in his freezer.

Spoiler

typical liberal.

 

[Wetarmpits]

So that's the silver medal bizzare maniac as a guest on JRE after Elon Musk.

 

[Scerpi]

I tend to skip these ones to be honest. I think a lot of people like to assume these guys are completely innocent angels getting wrongly convicted for things. That's can happen, but I think in most instances lots of these guys are people who were surrounding themselves with bad people and doing other bad stuff that they never got caught for. And some of these guys are people who actually did do the crimes but their lawyer was able to get them off somehow, like OJ. Hurricane Carter was another one, I remember watching his movie as a kid and likeing it, then I found out years later he was not at all how they portrayed him, and it's actually highly likely he did the murder he was convicted and then exonerated from

Making a Murderer kind of made Steven Avery look innocent

 

[Jack V Savage]

I think if you end up with a severed head in your apartment, you've made some bad decisions in your life.

 

[Mr Holmes]

The script continues to write itself.

 

[ROcknrollracing]

Holy crap. That is all

 

[jrams]

He's just auditioning for Netflix's Al Snow biopic

 

[Thrawn33]

Culture Appropriation?

That's some white-man-with-issues shit.

 

[Super_Nintendo]