yes thank you for posting, I just came here to post it and saw you already did. This is the first time I've even heard about this movie, has anyone seen it yet?
I like this part of the trailer
yes thank you for posting, I just came here to post it and saw you already did. This is the first time I've even heard about this movie, has anyone seen it yet?
...This is the first time I've even heard about this movie, has anyone seen it yet?
New Documentary called TikTok Star Murders will be shown on June 25, 2024 on Peacock. (I don't get Peacock, but fortunately we all got to follow the case and trial closely.) Rapper 50 Cent is one of its producers.Per 50 Cent is quoted as saying--
A local murder case recently captivated the world, and now a new documentary is set to be released about former TikTok personality and San Diego-based convicted killer Ali Abulaban. In May, he was found guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of his wife and her friend. The 90-minute documentary is called "TikTok Star Murders".It takes a deeper dive into the case by revealing more about the Abulaban’s marriage, and the impact domestic violence and social media had on it. FULL STORY:
New documentary on convicted murderer Ali Abulaban to release 3 days before he's sentenced
Rapper 50 Cent is one of the producers of 'TikTok Star Murders'. It's set to release June 25.www.cbs8.com
or here: New documentary on convicted murderer Ali Abulaban to release 3 days before he's sentenced
New documentary follows double murder case of former TikTok star, Ali Abulaban
shoot I did miss it, we dont get peacock in canada either.@ttjo, I posted about it before it was released, but you must've missed my post. Yes, @Sustained already saw it. Remember I found out Peacock had a special going for only $20 for a whole year? Well, it's over with now, and I took too long to decide I wanted it. I still might add it eventually. AFAIK, that's the only way to see it.
New documentary on convicted murderer Ali Abulaban to release 3 days before he's sentenced
Rapper 50 Cent is one of the producers of 'TikTok Star Murders'. It's set to release June 25.www.cbs8.com
shoot I did miss it,...
This is weird:You might've missed that his Sentencing was postponed. Also, that he or someone for him are making social media posts that the Deputy DA complained about, but the Judge shut her down saying it's up to the Sheriff and jail to control that.
Sentencing for Ali Abulaban, convicted of murdering his wife and her friend, continued until September
Ali Abulaban faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. His public defender told the judge she will be filing an appeal in this case.www.cbs8.com
"The judge agreed to postpone sentencing until September 6."
i have never been in prison, so i might be completely off, but i feel like if everyone there knows you needed “prison coaching” that might actually make you an easy target? lolThis is weird:
“According to prosecutors, the continuance was requested by defense so they can hire a prison expert to prepare Abulaban for prison.”
This is a thing now? Prison coaches?
He will likely have to buddy up with some group to be safe. The narcissistic aggressive behavior he demonstrates might not suit him well in the state max.I admit there’s probably a lot a first-timer needs to know about surviving in prison, I just didn’t know it was a profession to train people in them.
I would hate the clapping too. Im not there yet, but I hated when they clapped at the end of the trial when the verdict was read.That was a crazy sentencing. I think mom of Ali had the outburst at the start? Ali read from a prepared statement and made it All About Himself.
Judge handed down-
Life without Parole x 2 , consecutive.
I didn't like the gallery CLAPPING at the end tho. Come ON. None of this should be applauded, either way.
That was a crazy sentencing. I think mom of Ali had the outburst at the start? Ali read from a prepared statement and made it All About Himself.
Judge handed down-
Life without Parole x 2 , consecutive.
I didn't like the gallery CLAPPING at the end tho. Come ON. None of this should be applauded, either way.
MOO, an important lesson for those going into prison for life---- You do not have to react everytime to everything. Sometimes it's best to not react. People who have you figured out already, and they "got your number" will figure out they can manipulate you into reacting. In prison that can be dangerous, or cause you great inconvenience. Staying alive in prison is an objective. They'll be able to bet you'll react, and set you up to show yourself as a fool. You don't need to react to everything.
In memory of Ana Abulaban, 29, and Rayburn Barron, 28, always remember them.