On April 29, more than a year after he allegedly threatened to kill his mother (and then allegedly bashed in the windows of her car to drive home the point that he didn't like her telling him to take his Bipolar medication), Isaiah M. Kalebu entered a courtroom in Kent and pleaded guilty to harassment and malicious mischief charges stemming from the incident.

This video of his appearance had some glitches in it, so we can only bring you an excerpt. But it happens to be the most relevant excerpt. What we unfortunately can't bring you—because we weren't able to get it—is video of a subsequent hearing at which Kalebu withdrew his guilty plea. According to sources involved in the case, Kalebu was told he'd have to give a DNA sample as part of his plea deal. When he realized that would be an unavoidable part of pleading guilty, he decided he'd rather face trial.

This is the end of this series. Check back tomorrow for a post that sets all of the Kalebu tapes in chronological order, beginning with his first court appearance in April of 2008 and ending with his court appearance on July 23 of this year—one day before his arrest in the South Park rapes and murder.

Video wizardry: Kelly O.