Name: Woman Who Stabbed Boyfriend 108 Times Gets Probation with "Marijuana Psychosis" Defense
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Woman Who Stabbed Boyfriend 108 Times Gets Probation with "Marijuana Psychosis" Defense' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2024-01-30. Transcript available.

- The Joe Rogan Experience.
- Did you see this fuckin' thing
that happened in California where this woman
stabbed her boyfriend 108 times
and they let her go with community service?
They said that she was psychotic
from smoking marijuana, which is--
- I don't smoke.
- By the way, I haven't smoked in a long time.
I ain't never thought about stabbing one person ever.
Forget about someone that you're in a relationship with
108 times.
- Yeah, that's something else.
- The judge said that the defense was
that she had a psychotic break from,
I think it was one hit.
- So I had a bad panic attack from one hit.
- Yeah, you can have a panic attack from some strong,
especially if you're not a regular smoke.
- No, I wasn't.
- Was it a bong hit or a joint?
- It was a joint.
What it was was it was my first time actually inhaling.
- You went Bill Clinton the way before?
- No, seriously.
And I just, all I remember, I couldn't stop coughing,
not realizing each cough is just sending more T18
to my system.
And that was the real, like that was me really smoking
for the first time.
And let's just say all I remember, I'm sitting on a couch,
having a massive panic attack, watching Eddie Murphy raw.
And how I knew I was fucked up was I've watched raw multiple times
and never have I not laugh my ass off.
And I remember sitting there watching it and I was like,
this is not funny.
This is not funny.
I was like, Oh dude, something's wrong with you, dude.
- You were just freaking out.
Yeah, you can freak out, man.
- Yeah.
I mean, this is the story.
- I mean, it just said that this Newark prostitute
was just really strong weed, 30% weed.
- Whatever.
Whatever, one hit.
She stabbed her boyfriend 108 times.
I don't care if she took 18 bong hits.
- And herself and the dog.
- What?
- Well, maybe there's something wrong with her
and she shouldn't get fucking community service.
- Oh yeah.
- That's insane.
- And then herself repeatedly.
- She stabbed her dog and then repeated,
stabbed herself repeatedly after deputies were called
to their apartment.
Okay, after the, I mean, first of all,
when people kill people, they often kill themselves.
This happens to men who kill their girlfriends
or their ex-girlfriends.
Oftentimes they'll shoot themselves.
It happens all the time.
- She found out he was cheating.
- Well, whatever it was.
The whole thing is she received just two years
of probation, 100 hours of community service,
and no prison time.
- I would believe that more if it was alcohol.
- Even alcohol doesn't make any.
- No, but that's what I'm saying.
- It would have to be like crystal meth
mixed with fucking angel dust.
- PCP.
- Yeah.
The lawyers were asked to describe the difference
in her case in a fatal drunken driving crash
which Goldstein chalked up to awareness,
noting that, I don't know how you say her name,
whatever her last name is, did not know
what she was getting herself into,
as Amelia provided the pot but did not show her
the warning on the label.
- What?
- As far as the DUI is concerned,
that person knowingly and consciously drinks to excess
and decides to get behind the wheel of a car.
In Mrs. whatever her name is case,
she took a hit of what she believed to be
a legal consumer product in the sanctity
of Mr. Amelia's home as they sat on his couch
with no plans to go drive home later that evening.
- Look at that, 43 times in her neck she stabbed herself.
- She stabbed herself 43 times in the neck.
Oh my God.
Well, that's the marks on her neck?
How long did she really try that hard?
Well listen, people try to kill themselves
after they kill somebody.
Look, if you're lying there and your boyfriend
has got 108 stab wounds and you're like,
oh my God, my life is over.
I'm going to jail for the rest of my life.
- But why the dog?
- 'Cause she's fucking just an angry lady.
I mean, why did she?
- I think she just had a psychotic break
and I don't think it was the week.
- Who knows?
- I think she found out something
she did not want to find out.
- It could be. - And she just snapped.
- But it might not be that.
I mean, she might be fucking legitimately crazy,
but either way, 100 hours of community service
and two years of probation is fucking nuts.
You just killed somebody.
Imagine the roles reversed.
Imagine if it was a man who stabbed his wife,
or his girlfriend 108 times and then stabbed the dog.
- He'd be under the jail.
- He'd be under the jail.
Death sentence.
Experts for both the defense and the prosecution
concluded the pot she smoked caused her
to slip into a psychotic state.
Now, here's the story.
You can have psychotic breaks from marijuana.
It is possible.
It's possible to have schizophrenic breaks from marijuana.
It's well-documented with certain people
that have a prop...
- Predisposition. - Yes.
So, but either way, nobody...
It doesn't make any sense.
Marijuana is not a violent drug.
It's not the kind of drug
that makes you want to hurt somebody.
- And keep in mind, this is coming from somebody
who does not like marijuana at all.
I don't believe that.
- It sounds insane. - Yeah, I don't believe that.
- It sounds insane. - Yeah, I don't believe that.
- There's probably a lot more to that story.
- Yeah, very much so.
- Very, very, very much so.
- She stabbed herself in the neck, like Jesus Christ.
- Yeah, that's crazy.
- The deputies used a stun gun on her four times,
and another deputy hit her with the metal baton
multiple times before knocking the knife out of her hand.
- While she was stabbing herself or him?
- I guess herself, I just didn't say who she was stabbing.
- But she might have started stabbing herself
when the cops showed up, too.
Like, who knows?
- Yeah, yeah.
- I mean, the whole thing is nuts.
- I mean, but then again, I've seen, like,
I watched a video on the way up here.
If I didn't watch it, I was listening to it
while I was driving on the way up here.
And, like, it was this girl, I guess she was drunk
or something, and the cops were trying to arrest her,
and she completely lost it.
I mean, screaming at the top of her lungs.
Like, I mean, complete psychotic breakdown.
- Yeah.
- Just to avoid accountability of the fact
that she was driving drunk.
So, I mean, it's--
- There's some people that are out of their fucking minds,
but I just don't think two years of probation
is enough for that.
- No, I mean, I think that's insane.
- I think that goes without saying.
- It sounds so insane that the judge said that.
- Yeah.
I wanna see the judge, I wanna talk to the judge.
- Whoa, hold on, too.
- But they were only dating for three weeks.
- Oh my God, so even if you cheated on her,
what the fuck?
That doesn't even make any sense.
- Yeah, that wouldn't warrant that.
- Dating with each other for about three weeks.
- Wow.
She worked as an audiologist?
What is that?
- Sound.
- And the dude was an accountant.
Maybe she stabbed him because he was boring.
It's a horrible tragedy all the way around,
Schwartz said.
It's a tragedy for the victim and his family.
It's a tragedy for my client and her family.
Yeah, well, it's certainly a tragedy.
There's no, but high potency marijuana
should put you in a place where you're terrified
of everything.
- Everything, yeah, exactly.
- Not that you have the ability to grab a knife
and stab a guy 108 times.
That sounds nuts.
That sounds so nuts.
- Ed said in September, they'd got the murder charge
dropped to involuntary manslaughter.
After it was determined, she lost her cognitive abilities
because she was in a throes of psychosis.
- Hmm, yeah, maybe, but I mean, I just don't think
that absolves you of responsibility.
You know, the thing about it is there's no way to know
what was going on in her head, which is the thing,
like, you know, a friend of mine sent me a video,
Tim Dillon sent me this video of these schizophrenics
in downtown LA.
It's so crazy, there's so many of them,
and all these different people are walking on the street
just screaming at people who aren't there
and just yelling into the sky.
- I had my old place in Dallas.
I had a guy call him Richie.
I don't really know his name, I just call him that
'cause he likes to stand outside my door
and just have loud conversations with himself.
Like, he would do, it wasn't like all the time,
but it'd be like once every like three or four months,
and he would just be standing.
I don't know why he picked my door to do it.
I don't know, I never engaged with him
or interacted with him, I would just hear my open window.
Like, there goes Richie.
But, yeah, that's-- - The mind is so weird.
- It is. - You know, it's like,
just the fact that a human being,
forget about under the state of marijuana, PCP, whatever,
just the fact that there's something,
if you've never stabbed anyone before,
there's something that someone can give you
that can motivate you to do that.
Well, you've never done that before,
you've never stabbed anybody,
and then all of a sudden you stab some guy
you've been dating 108 times.
The mind is just so weird.
- Yeah.