Leigh Alexander
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6 Jul
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She'd kept in touch with other victims who had similar stories and spread the news about Vicious' previous arrests.
They kept just giving him slaps on the wrist.
But now, with the mountain of evidence and the collective weight of both the FBI and the Mounties going against Vicious, she feels something she hasn't felt in a long time.
I felt relieved.
I felt like I don't have to be small anymore if I don't want to.
Finally, at long last, Vicious is going to face some real justice.
It's time for his day in court.
From Sony Music Entertainment and Novel, this is You Are Next.
I'm Leigh Alexander.
This is Episode 6, Remember Me?
It's about seven months on from the arrest.
We're in a provincial court in BC, Canada, in July 2015.
Given how often Vicious bragged online about the crimes he was committing, how much pride he took in the damage he was causing to his countless victims, it's maybe not surprising that when his judgment day came calling, it seemed like he wore his culpability like a badge of honor.
He's already pled guilty to 23 charges, including nine counts of criminal harassment, eight counts of public mischief, and four counts of extortion.
And now, after years terrorizing streamers across the USA and beyond, Vicious will be sentenced.
In his previous hearings, he'd reportedly been expressionless, save for the odd smirk now and then, and fidgety.
He was seen flipping his long brown hair out of his face and tapping his fingers on his knees, which were constantly bouncing up and down.
His defense attorney tried to get Vicious credit for the fact that he'd pled guilty, saving taxpayers a costly trial and sparing the victims from having to travel for the court case.
According to media reports, he also told the judge that at the time most of the offenses were committed, Vicious was just 16, what he refers to as the stupidest age group in society.
His attorney went on to say that he didn't think Vicious understood the consequences of his actions.
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