Pardon Me - Patrick Baker

True Crimecast

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary, Personal Journals

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2025

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Patrick Baker was convicted of homicide when he and two other men entered a home and killed a man in front of his pregnant wife and child. However, Patrick was pardoned by Governor Matt Bevin on his way out of office. How is this legal?!?

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0:00.0	Stoveleg Media, Igniting Conversation.
0:13.2	Welcome to trick, on to go. What can I get for you?
0:16.8	Hey, pardon me. Um, no, like, pardon me as in, like, I'm going to do something bad, but like don't hold me accountable for it and just let me go.
0:25.3	Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.
0:31.4	Welcome to true crime to go.
0:33.9	I am John here with Jamie.
0:36.2	How you doing, man?
0:39.4	The English language is stupid.
0:44.2	The fact that pardon means that many things. We have several different kinds of bats.
0:50.9	That could be a whole bless their hearts episode. It should be. We need to clarify some things, but but pardons are certainly on the tip of everyone's tongue, I believe,
0:57.2	due to some the presidential pardons recently, but here in Kentucky, we had a slew back in the day.
1:04.3	Yeah, we did.
1:05.1	And that all started, well, I guess the most recent slew of them was Governor Matt Bevin.
1:11.3	And when he exited office to make way for the new governor, Andy Beshear, he pardoned a lot of people.
1:17.8	Oprah style.
1:18.4	I mean, he was a Republican governor.
1:22.5	And even a lot of Republicans came out afterwards and said, that was not okay.
1:26.8	Yeah, yeah, it was, it was very
1:28.1	controversial for sure. So I assume we're going to talk about one of those today. We're going to
1:33.2	highlight one of them because it was very controversial, so much so that the federal government
1:38.3	had to get involved. So today we're going to be talking about Patrick Baker. He was a convicted
1:43.8	felon whose case really gained significant attention due to his pardon by Matt Bevin.
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