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The fact that Casey Anthony got off Scot-Free when she was so obviously guilty still infuriates me to this day. 😠
Me too !!! Like wtaf!!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
"beyond a reasonable doubt" :(
It's infuriating. Her Karma will come. No doubt. RIP CAYLEE 🙏🕊️✌️🌻🌻
That is our system. Better some guilty people go free than innocent people get falsely punished. Would you rather live in a country where you are guilty until proven innocent?
I agree, but she is a pariah and will be for life. Justice wasn't done though.
The female cop “my son his 37 … when he comes to visit…I swing by his room and check on him to make sure he is breathing” Exactly, that never leaves you as a parent.
Wish my mom would call me. You're a good parent.
Same! I thought I was crazy for checking on my son to make sure he was breathing.
My youngest is 32 and still at home. I find it very reassuring when I hear him snoring!
@@SarehNadedI pray that you and your Mom reunite in some healthy way.
@@Enoughalready20237My greyhound dog is turn 8 next month and I check her chest/belly every night before I go to bed to make sure she is still breathing.
My mom lost my youngest at a state fair. There were 5 adults and my 3 kids. My mom legitimately let go of my youngest's hand after taking him from my brother. And he was gone. When i relaized, you would have thought their was a bomb somewhere with how loud i was screaming his name, what he was wearing, and showing the pic of my kids i took at the start of the fair. You could hear me over the waiting music for the fireworks.
When security got one of the cops to come over, he said where he was and that poor man was trying to keep up with me as i was running for my baby.
He was fine and dandy. Sitting in the cop tower with an officer watching the midway. He was having a great time.
The moment i had him, he was in my arms and i was sobbing. I didnt set him down i just held him and made my middle baby hold my belt loop.
I cannot imagine not checking on my babies. Or being able to sleep while my baby is out there gone. I just cant wrap my heas round it.
I lost contact with one of my kids in Disney World for less than 10 seconds and was panicking.
That's because you're not a killer.......... she didn't care.
I work as a nanny, and when I have infants I can't let them sleep without checking on them for more than like 30 minutes at a time because I'm so scared of SIDS.
During covid I worked with a group of older kids (mostly for the sake of the youngest who was around 7). The usual routine was I picked them up from different houses to hang out at a one house for the day. One morning a 10 year old boy wasn't there waiting, but it's not unusual for his parents to drop him off before I got there, so I didn't think much of it until we got to the designated house and he wasn't there.
Good lord, I was in freefall. We went back to his house and were searching it up and down, calling his parents, I was about to call 911 when we finally found him asleep in his parents' room where he'd apparently decided to take a nap after his parents left for work.
I hugged that boy so tight and he was so annoyed at me for it, but oh my God the panic to relief was indescribable, he couldn't even imagine what I was feeling.
That's how I felt about a kid who wasn't even mine that I'd known for about 5 months. The idea of not checking on my OWN baby is inconceivable.
That same thing happened to me when I was little at the fair. Someone put me on the top of the hamburger stand so that my parents could find me. My mom was freaking out.
The parental instinct is wild. I was put in charge of keeping track of my two young nieces at a crowded park once.
It set off some sort of feral badger gland in my brain. I went from being ambivalent about their existence, to being ready to jump through fire for them, in a matter of seconds.
It's scary how much control instinct has over you.
You hear noises, search the house with a gun, but don't check on your child? she guilty as fuck.
Ya think
For real, if hear a noise the ONLY thing I am checking on is my kids.
This poor baby no one cared for her, her murderous mother, her bio dad who noticed she was too small for her age but didn't follow up, the grandmother who hasn't seen her in 2 years. 😢😢 Poor baby 👶🏾
@@Romanus- people still do sarcastic replies like this? wow, wild.
i didnt finish the video. its a question? lol
I think if she hadn't called to report Taylor missing, she might have actually gotten away with it. Sounds like that poor little girl truly had no one.
😫 about that very thing. We failed her terribly. Tragically there's many just like her. People have to sometimes be a little curious when things look off. Especially schools, therapist and even nosy neighbors.
@@paulanovelli258I think the future will require doctor visits as a force🇺🇸
For a little while but kids require doctors appointments so it would of came out eventually
@paulanovelli258 nobody failed her but her mom
Yeah but it's hard to not report a missing child. People goin be looking at here strange that a child's missing and she not report it. It'll be different if it was an adult
I was upstairs in my master bathroom, washing my face and brushing my teeth. The water was on and my home is fairly big. My 1 1/2 year-old son was in the family room, in one of them plastic gate areas. He was watching baby Einstein, and playing with his toys while I cleaned up to go out with him and my mother-in-law. I came downstairs and he was gone. I started screaming and checking all all around the house. Realization that I couldn’t find him sunk in and I completely lost it. I called 911 and ran outside. There was my mother-in-law and my son. She said she screamed up that she was taking him, but I must not have been able to hear her with the water running. I collapsed on my driveway crying, shaking and holding him with all my might for 15 minutes. I couldn’t find him for 3-5 minutes and I was inconsolable. I don’t know how a parent can be so calm when their child is missing.
Because she isn’t a parent, but a living evil. Do you think she had that little girl because she wanted to be a mother? You and I both know the answer.
Well ...that wld be bc she killed her
When my daughters were around 3 and 4 my brother and I took them to a birthday party at Chucky Cheese. I had to leave for like half an hour to get another kid. When I got back my brother was in tears saying my 4 yr old was gone. He'd searched everywhere. Everywhere except the corner joint of the tubing running all over the room, above head. My daughter, already an introvert, had found a place away from the crowd of running, screaming kids. It was like she called my name. As soon as he said she was gone forever, someone had taken her, I looked up and there she was, looking just as content, watching all the action from above. For that first 3 seconds, though, I was sick, listening to him. I cant believe that people experience that scene, and the kid isn't right over their heads- she really is gone. It's unimaginable.
I went to a summer fate, I had my newborn son in a pram, I was with my 4 older children, my sister and her children. I turned to pay for something, when I turned back the pram was gone… I screamed “my baby.. my baby” my sister had taken the pram and I didn’t notice.. I freaked… that could have been anyone taking him.
Exactly. This is a real mother’s reaction to the possibility that something terrible may have happened to your child. It’s visceral. There’s nothing that compares to this feeling or when they get really hurt. Or hurt at all really. I’m a chronic over reactor. Like…embarrassingly so lol but the way this woman is behaving is disturbing. I would not give her the title of mother tho. That title is a privilege and it’s EARNED.
No real parent doesn’t check on their children or doesn’t wake them up in the morning. As the lady said it’s a habit you’ll never lose no matter their age.
@laurali7105
Exactly! I am over 50 year old and my mom who has almost 80 year old is checking on me every morning and night when I go to visit her. She wants to be sure I am ok. She constantly tell me that she is my mother no matter how old I am, just to remind me who is in charge :D
I'm in my 30's living with my parents my mom will come and hug me Good Night every night.
@@indianavladescu846that's so sweet omg 😭💕
No 💩! My kid’s 19 and I still do that. IF I’m too damn tired at night to go say I love you… I least text her! And she’s 19… I wake her up… I set an alarm on my phone.
Yeah my kids are 17 and 15 and they hate when i check on them. 😂 i still do. 😂
"Put herself to sleep" at my house means they fell asleep on the floor or sofa and I gotta throw my back out to get them in their bed.
@@TC-zf1jihow kids fall asleep watching tv
Some kids if u walk them up it takes hours for them to sleep. U put a blanket on them an check on them. If u hear them awake then take them to there room
@@jborrego2406 Yep. They'll move themselves to couch or bed on their own after a few years.
@@TC-zf1jiHelicopter parent
Fell asleep on the floor? You don’t put your children in bed?
@@Romanus-or the couch? you never fell asleep in your living room or basement watching tv as a kid? she literally said she brings her kids to bed after they fall asleep she sounds like a fine mom to me and you’re just a troll
The chief who talked to Brianna in the car cared so much. Props to military (and all) leadership who pour their hearts into their people.
This! Made me so sad he had to go thru this with her.
More like because of her@@medikateASMR
and that car ride is going to stick with him for the rest of his life, hopefully, is okay mentally after having to witness that
Hearing Bruce talk about his book of poems made me feel warm inside. As a father, Bruce is an inspiration.
He's a good egg
My nephew came to visit once. I read him a book of recipes as a bedtime book. He loved it, and reminds me each time I see him.
I love it, sweet tender moments. ❤
And Bruce is right about bed time routines for our young kiddies. You just have special things you do, sing or say.
He really is. ❤
The donating of the toys and clothes is what REALLY struck me. I don't care that people react differently to things and handle their emotions differently. If you don't know what is going on and if your child is coming home, you SURELY are not going to get rid of their belongings. My dog passed away a year ago and I still have all of his toys and things, I can't get rid of them, the only thing I did was give all the food of his I still had to my parents and their dog so it wouldn't go to waste. Such a sad case.
Edit: Hugs to all of you who have lost loved ones, both human and animal kind.
I'm 70 years old and needless to say, my kids are middle aged now, and I am still hanging on to some of their things they had as kids in case they ever want them and because I can't throw them away knowing how much these things meant to them.
@katella My parents started downsizing some time back. My mom wanted me to try to come out there to help go through stuff and decide what I wanted to keep. We didn't have the ability to do that at the time. I told her that anything she's got, I haven't seen in more than 15 years. I obviously don't need it or miss it, so just get rid of it. She argued with me.
I still have my Grandoggys toys too, her little rain jacket and rubber chicken…😢
Absolutely. That really stood out to me too. I just kept thinking about the things we keep from our kids childhood. She had no love for that child.
My dog died of cancer 6 months ago. Her leash is still in my car.
Omg the guy saying that she would wave at him from the window made me cry. Thats so heartbreaking. Sweet innocent little girl was so alone
Omg 😢
😢😭
When she said “I do that, I just like to move” I knew she’s either a liar or a psychopath. Nobody likes moving.
For real!
Thought the same thing. Don’t know what’s worse packing or un packing ugh
Exactly. Anyone who actually enjoys moving is a lunatic. No further questions needed to find out her mental state lol
My former brother in law used to do that. Moved every year until they bought a house.
He was dumb.
Actually, I do. Military brat, plus military myself. I have an extremely difficult time staying in one place for long. By 3 years, I'm beyond ready to move somewhere else.
Kids don't ask to be born, the least we can do is provide food, warmth and safety!
Tell that to republicans.
What are you talking about? At least they want them to be born.
@@hhealy7199 It's pretty self explanatory, don't you think? Kids don't ask to be born, we bring them into the world so the least we can do is provide for them.
@@hhealy7199what’s the point of being born if you are neglected abused and ultimately killed?
@@Paula-ps1viWhat does a political party have to do with being a good parent? That's ridiculous
I hate it when they know where their kid is the whole time but drag everyone else through a nightmare rollercoaster with them..
Casey Anthony was the guardian of Kaylee. She didn't report her missing for 30 days. How could she not be responsible for her daughter's death.
Casey Anthony wasn’t the one who reported her daughter, Caylee, missing. It was the grandmother, Cindy-who hadn’t seen Caylee in 31 days-who called 911 to report her missing. Casey was too busy partying. Then Casey told the police one lie after another. Then she threw her parents under the bus and accused her father of killing Caylee.
@@peakydene1943,
I'll never forget that trial.
The odor in the car, and duct tape found across Kaylee's face.
Maybe there's a special Hell for those that harm Innocents. Certainly it's up to God to judge everyone -- but having "LA Vida Bella" tattooed on her body after her child was killed, partying, dating, etc....its unbelievable.
@@peakydene1943yup, the false allegations against her father somehow got her off the hook. I remember we were all shocked at the verdict, everyone was furious
Also there's that whole thing of her searching "foolproof suffocation" on her computer, that's a pretty big deal
Absolutely
My mom was reported missing on March 10, 2006. She was a hardcore alcoholic and we had a very strained relationship. We hadn’t spoken in three years.
When she went missing I was distraught. The emotional roller coaster was unreal and intolerable. I didn’t sleep. Couldn’t eat. Went from being beyond angry to sobbing with fear.
They found her on the 17th, dead in a river. She’d wrecked her car, blood alcohol level was .35… she was unbelievably drunk.
I wouldn’t wish that agony on my very worst enemy. Even though we had a rough relationship she was my mom and I didn’t want anything bad for her- I wanted her to get sober and get help. When you have ANY feelings for someone who is missing it rips you up inside. And when you know they’re dead, that roller coaster stops. The panic is over.
This woman knows this kid isn’t missing.
I am sorry for your loss 🥺❤️🩹
Thanks for sharing, condolences 🙏 to you😔
That was a sad story, it was good of you to tell it. I hope you are ok now. Life is pretty cruel sometimes.
I’m really sorry your mom passed away like that. Dealing with substance abuse for a child of any age is trauma. I hope you have some good support. 🙏🏼❤️
I'm so sorry. I can't imagine your pain. May you have some peace. Nothing you could have done.
I am a single mom. I also work in law-enforcement so I do carry. My children are now 19 and 21. They still don’t have access to my firearms. What kind of parent leaves guns out with a five-year-old?
EXACTLY. This is beyond stupid. Especially with training. She's playing sheep in literally wolf's clothing (army uniform 24/7 like a NERD) like bro , you're a civilian mother now, chill, you're just in the neighborhood not on patrol and recon. Though she stayed combat active apparently.
@@newtagwhodis4535navy uniform
@@newtagwhodis4535 Don't compare that monster to nerds. We ain't out here killing people. We out here playing magic the gathering, wtf. Please note. I am laughing while I write this, so. Don't take it seriously.
@nerdjournal Your filter must be hilarious. Flagged for every and any mention of "nerd". Try contributing some thought to your random nerdy time warp to this comment section. Your point, is your so mf dumb. The word nerd is a joke in itself. Defend "nerd"-ism them if your panties are in a knot, kid.
@nerdjournal what legitimate poi t do you wish to make is it one domestic or of foreign affairs?
Sadly, brother and I went through something similar as children. For years, between Phoenix & San Antonio we were locked in a room, deprived of water, food and constantly abused both mentally, physically, and emotionally by our mother's boyfriend (Joe). Brother & I found ourselves eating from garbage dumpsters to satisfy hunger & thirst. I will never forget the day he (Joe) forced me to leave the house at the age of 9. I walked the streets late at night hoping they would come searching for me; but unfortunately, they did not. My mother and Joe eventually married soon after agreeing to depart by leaving us on the doorstep of the Arizona police department with a three-page letter justifying their actions. We were 8 & 9. Eventually, we ended up in foster care living with several families before my grandmother stepped in and brought us to San Antonio, Texas to live with her. My mother and Joe moved forward and eventually married; they had two children (Emmanuel & Jericho) who by surprise ended up in the penal system. Go figure! For the life of me I cannot comprehend how a parent could allow any harm to come to his/her child(ren); nevertheless, take his/her child's life. I did not allow past circumstances to define my character. Even though I repeated the 3rd grade, and struggled academically through middle, and high school, eventually, I would go on to obtain a AA, BBA, MBA (within 6 years) plus I honorably served 20 years in the United States Navy. I also discovered the courage to express my inner most feelings by becoming an inspirational poet. I also author several inspiration poetry books. Poetry became a therapeutic way (an outlet) of how I coped with past trauma. To this day, I have forgiven my mother, but simply refuse to have a relationship with her.
I am so sorry about your childhood. I’m glad and proud of what you’ve accomplished.
Wow, I hope your brother didn't let this shape him into negative behavior, glad to hear you made your life better
Thanks for sharing 🙏
I have a very similar story to yours. There were four children in the family. The eldest couldn’t take it so he decided to take his life. The second oldest children went down the wrong path, and turned out to be a pedophile. The youngest children looked for love in all the wrong places and got pregnant four times by three different men. And the middle child (me) went on to college got married and had two children and ha a ver normal life. It’s very odd how some people can go through the same situation, but yet it affects them completely differently. I pray for all the children out there going through this, and all who have gone through this in the past. I’m glad to see that you came out of it as a better person. And learned from their failures.
Wow well you are a survivor 💪🏽mind , body and soul 👌🏽❤️
@@Thetruthwillprevail231 You possessed the mental fortitude to persevere regardless of the many obstacles.
“If you want some lunch maybe a tide pod” bruce out of control lmaoo
He’s hilarious! Seems like an amazing attorney. I was also super impressed with the detectives! They were not messing around. I know Jacksonville has some mean streets and they’ve probably seen it all.
Pods are way more concentrated than regular detergent. If she had did that with a pod, it would have been like time release acid and far more effective than what she did.
I love that you are MY PERSONAL Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer. ❤
Along with Dr. Neil dG Tyson being my PERSONAL Astrophysicist.
My grandfather who raised me my entire life was a police officer for 35 years in one of the roughest neighborhoods in LA and he said the day that you get used to finding a dead child is the day you should quit your job because you should never become used to that it should never not affect you because at that point in time you don't care about anybody else but you and that's dangerous
@tawneeconditt,
I've said the same thing about working in healthcare;
if witnessing human suffering doesn't change you, or doesn't make you count your blessings & hold your family closer...... it's time to quit and change careers.
I chose not to work with infants & children because I knew it would wreck me.
People who harm children need to be removed from the gene pool.
There's something definitely missing if a person doesn't have the instinct to protect any child.
Your grandfather sounds like the best kind of hero.
Thank God men like him walk the earth. ❤️
@@OceanSwimmer I agree with you 1 million percent I myself am a trauma nurse that specializes in the operating room so going through school I had to do two weeks of Pediatrics and that was the worst two weeks of my entire life I've never cried that much my entire life I cried every single day for those two weeks it almost made me quit the program! I don't know how people do it people who work in Pediatrics and with children like that on a daily basis are crazy strong people and we need more people like that though
@@tawneeconditt553That's not somebody that I would want working in healthcare. I was a LMHP for a decade working with substance use disordered individuals, and when I developed burnout from a personal situation at home, I left the industry completely. It wasn't right for me to project anything subconsciously or overtly onto patients. People need to understand how to become objective and look at patient's critically through the lens of a professional individual and not become overwhelmed with emotion to the point where they can't focus on their endgame, which is helping the patient survive. That's not to say they can't still humanize them and understand the life within them and even show empathy and of course compassion through proper bedside manner. But to get emotionally entangled where you are affected at home shouldn't be happening. And for the original commenter, of course seeing a dead child or any dead person would affect you. I've seen dead people of course and I've been there when they died, I've held their hands as inside etc, and you never get used to it. However, that's not to say that you should go home and ball. if you're a police officer and you've been on the forest for quite a while, you should be working with a counselor on a monthly basis at least so that you have a good understanding of where you're at as far as burnout is concerned, making sure that you have your anger threshold to a minimum, understanding proper de-escalation in communication because that can always change as culture evolves, and also knowing how to have healthy emotional boundaries and cannot get too caught up in your work to the point where you can't function for your family and for yourself. I know people who have killed themselves. One of my friends is doing what Bruce was doing but on the opposite side, he had just got his juris doctorate from Monterey. We were so proud of him, there's a whole newspaper article about how he got mauled by Rottweiler when he was 9 years old. His dad was with him. His dad had a stroke during the mauling and it left him permanently paralyzed in a wheelchair. My friend was so badly injured that he had skin grafts over 70% of his body, and he was in the hospital off and on for over 10 years, no joke. Cuz as he was growing, he kept having to go back and get more skin grafts and it was terrible! He was on a ton of pills through high school and got addicted to heroin. He struggled hard to get clean, finally did it and became successful. He actually got his JD! 🎉 He came up to Seattle from California to share the good news with his closest friends, I was lucky to be there. he was stuck because he was going to start working as assistant prosecutor to a family court, he really wanted to help children, especially those who were victims of abuse or whose parents were in dv situations. Well, the first case that he had, he said there was a ton of evidence. Clear evidence that the father was sexually mo7e55ting a tod 😢dler. He said it made him sick! There is a ton of evidence and he thought for sure the guy was going to go to prison but was very surprised when instead of any time, the judge simply said that there was not enough evidence other than the girls statements and the bruises and other physical showings could have been done by the mother and it was he said she said. Basically the girl accused her father and even was giving details of when and where it was happening, and the court still gave custody to the dad simply because he made more money. (Typical. I see that a lot thru my anecdotal lenses😢 every woman I know who has gotten divorced/separated has lost full custody of their children because the man has made more money - The sad part is in most of the cases, the man was abusive to the woman and that's why she divorced him. And they end up getting the kids and they continue to abuse them). So anyways, my buddy killed himself after that case was lost. It was his very first case. He evidently went out, got "China White" - which was most likely fentanyl - smoked it, and died on the spot. He evidently left a note and everything, it wasn't accidental. 😢
Rest in peace David McIntosh 1981 - 2018
A little secret is that there a lot of people who are sociopaths who work these fields. Not in the a bad way, they just process feelings differently and thus don’t get trauma fatigued the way you normies do
@@NobodyHasToAgreeAllTheTime☆😮🤔
She doesn't put her to bed, " doesn't mess with her" in the morning?? She's so detached from Taylor!
She seemed bored and annoyed by their questions.
Doesn’t say goodnight and doesn’t say good morning either. How to make your child feel loved, eh?
Right. Didn't care when she went to bed because the child was probably locked in a closet. She didn't get her up in the morning because the child was probably locked in a closet.
She should have military charges in addition to state charges for committing many of the crimes while in military uniform
It's odd to watch someone that's so devoid of emotion that they don't even know how to act like someone who has them.
Accurate. She’s the new Casey Anthony for sure, so completely indifferent towards their own babies they can’t even fake it!
It’s called flat affect and it’s common with a lot of mental illnesses from psychotic disorders like schizophrenia, to personality disorders like ASPD.
Speaking just from personal experience, her flat affect paired with the state of her apartment and the constant sleeping, I’d guess depression. But her actions are inexcusable whether she’s depressed or not. It’s one thing to neglect yourself, it’s another to neglect your child. Not to mention, Brianna had support from MULTIPLE people! Her parents, her friends, Taylor’s father; she could’ve reached out to any of them because it sounds like they all loved Taylor and would’ve been more than happy to help out. But she didn’t. THAT is just pure evil.
It's called the feelings aren't there. She got rid of her problem.
Then tried to kill herself what was the point..
It broke my heart seeing those pictures the little girl had colored for her mama, because they meant absolutely nothing to the mother. And by being starved like that, the girl had to know her mother cared nothing about her. What a heartless monster! I'll never understand how people can be so broken that they don't love their children more than life itself.
I agree
I agree. I honestly started crying when I saw the "thank you" service card Taylor made for her. An innocent, beautiful little girl that has been cruelly mistreated. Hopefully she is resting in peace. Brianna is not a mother, but rather a heartless evil pretending to be human.
Unfortunately, too many unfit women having babies! She isn’t a mother but a living evil.
Man I work at school with little kids and I get drawings, happy birthday notes, etc from them ALL THE TIME. They aren't even my kids but I would never throw them away
“You want some lunch, maybe a tide pod” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Mr. Rivers is too funny
That gave me a laugh too lol
The on-going Grandma in the basement schtick it golden… 😂😂😂😂 Poor Grandma…
That was an adorable little girl. Taylor didn‘t deserve this horrible treatment from her mother and family. Thank you for the recap, depressing as it was.
No one in that family bothered with this child.
No one is less protected than black kids. Poor little girl… I hope she is loved and protected by angels.
@@Mijah1016blame that on their own parents. Never any accountability
@@Mijah1016why aren't their parents protecting them?
I heard someone say that guilty people always fall asleep when finally arrested or in some kind of custody. I guess their adrenaline finally drops back to normal.
Not always true, mental illness/PTSD can cause people to become sleepy and lethargic due to stress
O wow
I've seen the original video, this woman was clearly one of those people who takes out her own cruel impulses in private on the helpless and presents a false front to the world. I hate them
Wait, my mother is on here?
@@TheKrispyfort LOL I was going to say just that! Mom, you're here?? LMAO
Sociopaths, straight up. The whole family is personality disordered. That's definitely not me excusing them. People who have mental illnesses and personality disorders are capable of understanding there are consequences to their actions and they should be held fully accountable - and if they are unmedicated when they are supposed to be and commit felonious violent crimes against individuals while unmedicated, I feel that those people need to be given additional time because to me the way they advert taking the medication is a form of aggravation since they likely know (that they have mental issues causing behavioral changes) by that point in their therapy/treatment plan.
This case was so disturbing! I can't stand any of them, I actually kind of felt bad for the dad. For the longest time I thought that he had something to do with it too but I'm not sure anymore. This case is still hard for me to rehash.
my mum like that
@@Pugetwitchthere’s no medication for sociopathy
My escape artist daughter went missing when she was barely three years old. I was nearly hysterical when I called the police. Half the neighborhood looked for her, and a woman found her a block away, calmly watching someone grilling their dinner. This woman seemed too calm at first, and her crying later didnt impress me.
My parents were catching a flight back to the US at the Mexico City airport when I was 2 or 3 years old. They turned around and I was gone. My parents spoke Spanish but are US citizens. My mom said she screamed bloody murder and they found me an hour or 2 later with security eating an ice cream cone. Very similar to your story 😂
Lmao they're always doing something stupid too 😂😂
My daughter found a stray sitting on a stool in a sunoco at 2 am. The girl was maybe 2 and a half. She wouldnt say a word. The workers said she just walked in around 1 am. My daughter didnt want anything to happen to her, so she brought her home. We didnt want to call the law but after alot if trying, we could not figure out where she belonged. The sheriffs took her downtown. The next morning her parents found her room empty. They checked the doorbell cam and there she was, just walking out in the middle of the night! The sunoco was about half a mile away!
@@poutinedream5066 Your daughter should have called the police immediately while still at the Sunoco! Taking someone else's toddler home is not the way to handle that! Your daughter could have been charged with child abduction. If someone took my child home, I'd press charges.
When they get to wandering…and then the things that grab their attention and make them pause.😅🤦🏾♀️
Defending child molesters made me quit after 23 years as a criminal defense attorney. I got someone off and he did it again. It ruined me. I felt like I victimized the second girl. I used my powers for evil. It took about 6months for my depression to consume me after that. It was horrible.
Damn sorry you had that happen to you.
It wasn't your fault. You were just doing your job. I'm sorry ❤
would u blame a Dr for saving his life, then he does it again? obviously we all wish he didn't _have_ to but defense attorneys are just as vital imo the prosecution has the laws usually biased in their favour plus they set their own standard etc is it not the states fault they didnt prove their case? I'm sorry I know these words won't help but most ppl wouldn't blame u 🤷💖
Sorry you went thru that and have to live with that guilt. The reality is you were doing your job. I suppose maybe there's an argument that if you knew for sure he was guilty you could have asked to be removed from his case? But I don't know how that works and if it can even be done for those reasons. Either way, the fact that you have a conscious and that it bothers you to this day says you're a good person. If you weren't, it wouldn't still haunt you. So try not to be too hard on yourself. The biggest thing is that you left that type of law and aren't representing scum anymore. You're a better person now for that experience. 😊
🙏🏼❤️⚘️
_Off topic_
About having routines with your children and reading them bed time stories, if you're a parent, take 2 minutes to read this...
When I was a young boy, every year, there was a summer camp but I never got to go except for that one year. We went to the Netherlands for a week (it's about 4 hours by train from where I lived), we slept in tents and during the day, we went to the beach, rode bicycles and did some other activities. I never had friends before that, so this was life changing for me!
The first night, a lady came to our tent to make sure that everyone was in their sleeping bag and before she left, she read us a story from a children's book. I had seen this in movies but I had no idea that people actually did this in real life! Then I found out that most of the other kids' parents used to do that for them.
I'm 45 now, I don't have kids but if I had, I would 100% do this! I don't know if it would have made a big difference in my life if my parents had done this to me but what I know is that this happened about 35 years ago and I still remember very clearly feeling like that lady was there for us, was there for me and cared about me. I can imagine that, as a parent, sometimes, you're tired or worried about something or you're having an issue with your spouse and the last thing you want to do is to read a story to your kid but if you can, take those few minutes where you put everything else aside and read a f-ckin story to your kid. For you, it might take a little effort but for your child, this will make a huge difference!
_(sorry for this long post!)_
That’s sweet, thank you for this. No one ever read to me either. My son is 8, I used to read to him almost every night but for the past year or so he always says no when I ask him if he wants me to read him a book at bedtime. I just accept his answer because he’s starting to think he’s too big for things like that, but as his mother I see how little he still is and I miss reading to him at night. I was already thinking about it for the past couple weeks but now I know for sure, I’m going to go stock up on a bunch of cool new books and start reading to him every night again, whether he wants to admit it or not I know he will enjoy it!
This made my heart ache for you. My youngest is now 28 and I remember her favourite book word for word even now.
@Sadlander2,
I enjoyed hearing stories so much I used to read to my elder siblings. I was probably in second grade.
I moved on to reading & recording books for the blind in college.
Of course I read to my kids, and they still remember hearing me read The Lord of The Rings (all 3 books) as well as Dune.
I remember Mr. Rogers talking about "what movies should children be allowed to view?" and what he said taught me an important lesson. He said it's not so much what the kids watch....it's about whether you watch WITH THEM, because the film can be a springboard for discussion. Not so much about the movie, but about the characters; how would you feel if you were Sebastian or Atreyu in the Neverending Story?
Why are some people kind, and others not? What does it mean to be brave?
LISTENING to my children taught me so much about them, their hopes and fears....dreams and wishes.
Children aren't born "bratty" or "mean" -- they learn to adapt to the situation they live, and learn to lie if that will avoid a beating or worse.
I'm an old grandma now, and have always loved to play with my "grands".
Even if you're not a parent, you represent all adults to children who observe you out in the world. Are you honest? Kind? Respectful?
On the other hand, if kids are not interesting to you, the least you can offer is courtesy, respect, and trustworthiness to the children you meet.
Children are so vulnerable; they accept what happens to them at face value, not knowing what "normal" is. Be an advocate for kids, and don't patronize.
As I age, I realize someday I will be old enough to be vulnerable once again. Aging with grace, humor, and dignity is possible if we can relate to people of all ages.
Finally, it's never too late to support a happy childhood for a niece, nephew, or young cousin. ❤
Thanks for reading.
When my daughter was little we read books every night. Each week we’d pick out a new stack from the library. It was one of my favorite parts of the day and I still miss it. ❤
My mom never read a story to me before bed, in fact I didn’t even have my own room until I moved out at 16. Now I’m 31 and have read to my 3 year old every single day before nap and bed time. I’ve never missed a day and my husband and I have been doing this she was born. It’s the little things that matter ❤ also her room is the dream room I would of wanted as a child 🥲
I talked to a defense attorney about how he deals with having clients he thinks/knows are guilty. He said his job was to make sure that the state followed the law strictly, to make sure that if his client got convicted, the state left no grounds for an appeal.
this... they don't always go in with the goal of winning the trial, but making sure their client gets a fair one w no reasonable doubt.
This is a great way to think about it because some of these cases would make me want to vomit and then lose it on them.
@@SandyOhNo yeah, there's basically two mindsets. One is that either their client is innocent, the state is being overly harsh (or the law is BS), or their client's rights were obviously violated. The other is that they are there to make sure that the prosecution does everything by the book, the investigation/arrest was clean, and there's no way there will be grounds for an appeal. That being said, they still have to raise any reasonable arguments that would support reasonable doubt.
I actually just realized this while watching the video. I’ve always wondered how people could defend dirtbags, but the attorney is really just making sure due process is followed and to keep the judicial system working to protect us from injustice. Their job is to make sure the prosecutors can actually prove the charges.
Except for casey Anthony's lawyer
24:12 “It’s a tender time.” That is an accurate and lovely way to describe cuddling with your preschooler and reading stories as they nod off to dreamland. I adore those moments I have with my toddler and when my three older kids were toddlers. It’s precious. Thank you for describing it so well.
He's right 5 year olds do NOT put themselves to bed
they do if they're aware that refusal to will result in bruises. these are "well trained" children
It isn't normal but my little boy goes to bed if he gets tired. This lady is messed up though.
This is false. 5 year olds who are neglected put themself to sleep all the town. Also the system fails KIDS LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME!!!
They only do if they pass out from being so tired but that isn’t putting themselves to bed.
Let them run and play outside for a couple hours, after a bath and a good meal they are out before a full episode of boss baby ends.
As soon as she said her daughter put herself to bed at midnight, that's a huge red flag. You're right, Michael, I had to read a book to our Son every night or he wouldn't go to sleep. And at midnight? Heck no. You put the kiddos to bed early so you can do housework, have some free time, or get ready for work. Whatever your schedule entails. She's the worst liar ever with zero emotion for a mother who has a missing child.
My reaction to losing my phone is more panicked than this woman who “couldn’t find” her child. I’m so tired of people having kids & then treating the poor children horribly. Makes me absolutely sick.
"I didn't want them to see her." Damn, she's a bad liar. These evil fools don't plan their stories out very well. And that's a GOOD thing!
Most police detectives think criminals get themselves caught by them because they're just dumb
Yes 💯. Also SHE didn't want to see her by putting her in the closet. She probably shut the door until decomp started and attempted to clean the smell. POOR baby Girl 😭
It's often the little things that show someone is a good parent. The fact that Bruce can still remember (and recite off the top of his head!) a poem from a book he used to read to his kids at bedtime is one of those little things.
Kid should never be threatened with a daily activity, chores, bedtime, or meals. It makes them grow to hate these things. Why would you do that ? It screws them up.
Bruce ur like the father figure I never had. I take everything you say to heart. I’m sure others do too. Thank you
Thanks😊
Plus has alluded to not the best parenting himself, clearly made the decision to do it differently.
So lovely to see his heart on his sleeve about his boy.❤
@@ladyB59Bruce sure turned out pretty good considering Grandma is a Menace. I kinda want to party with her and eat Cheetos in the basement.
We do !!! 🫶🏻♥️🫶🏻
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The worst part is she put on her uniform to appear above suspicion.
Bingo! I thought the same 💯
Yeah, very obnoxious of her.
Dressed to impress.
She was on her way to work.
But she woke up at 5am and realized her kid was missing, and then still got dressed for work? She also said in the interview that she was "still on leave" @@eleanoraquitaine2966
Her body language, facial expressions, playing on her phone, sleeping in the interrogation room, Sociopath. R.I.P. to Taylor.
As a father of three absolutely amazing human beings I cried when they started to talk about Mr Bear, the filth in the apartment and the the child wandering around the streets.
Unreal that this happened.
Rest in peace sweet angel.
For some reason as a kid I would tuck my parents in for bed. Say goodnight and give them a hug. That was just my routine. I was a weird kid and that was my quirk. I remember when I was a tween and I decide to stop, my dad came to my room in the morning . "Are you feeling okay? You haven't been coming up to say goodnight 🥺" He was so heartbroken but he let me be. So even as a kid who put themselves to bed my dad still checked on me in the morning!!!
That’s so cute. ❤
I’m not so sure I can properly express or explain why this comment is like the fuel in what little sunshine I still have in my cold dark depressing heart. The world needs people like you and I need to read comments occasionally like this to restore my faith in humanity shout out to you and oh my God that story is so amazing and I know you’re not lying because if I were to tell a similar story I would say something like “Look I can’t make this up. I’m not that smart.” And I’m pretty sure that this applies here as well. If you were to say it anyway just thought I’d let you know. Keep doing you XO.
That’s absolutely adorable. 🥰
@@Major_Omegathe op got me right in the feels but your comment made me cry like a baby bc I feel the same way. ( I’m hormonal don’t judge me) but I went many many years without reading CZcams comments and now I spend more time in the comments than watching the videos. I always find something like this that really gives me hope for the future. The future our children will be growing up in.
My son went missing when he was 4 or 5 years old...my first action was to call 911 and spone with dispatch while I frantically searched my yard screaming for him...with in moments a cop was walking towards me holding my sons hand. He thought he was going to walk to his daddys house..made it 2 blocks and wondered I to a store to rest...the store staff called the police. All this lasted minutes..gelt like forever. I've never been so panicked and hysterical....my brain kept thinking hed been stolen..that he was being hurt..that I'd never find him. Praise Jesus that wasn't the case. He's 26 now married with 2 babies of his own. God is Good
You can tell Bruce was/is a really good dad
You have so much compassion for and understanding of major depression. Without losing compassion for the victims.
Bruce seems like a genuinely good guy, especially for a high earning attorney lol. But yea he seems really nice
@@tianna1116 Agreed.
I think he lost his wife to self termination 😢 he had a lot of emotional intelligence and went thru a lot ❤
@@honeybeebettieyes, he did. I can’t even imagine.
@@honeybeebettieplease don't trivialize suicide with a euphemism like that
"Or if you want some lunch? Maybe a Tide pod?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 in fuckin in tears. Thank you for that one Bruce!
Australia had the case of Kelli Lane - a waterpolo player.
She gave birth. Caught a taxi from the hospital with the baby girl. Had the taxi stop during the journey. Went into bushland with the baby. Came back to the taxi without the baby. Went the rest of the way home.
Years later, someone realised Baby Lane was missing.
She hadn't told anyone she was preggers.
She hadn't told anyone she gave birth.
She claimed that she met up with the 'father' and handed the neonate over to the father.
He's never come forward.
She was found Guilty of murder.
It’s mind boggling how someone could do such a thing. Here in the States we had a case of a 18/19 year old that gave birth in a bathroom at the hospital, and hid it in the trash can. By the time a janitor found it the baby was dead.
We have what’s called “baby Moses laws” where a parent can surrender a child no questions asked without repercussions at any staffed fire station, police station, or hospital. There’s just no excuse to take your child’s life or abandon it to die somewhere.
I think Kelli Lane might have done that with multiple babies!
@@BluejThompson that would not surprise me
@@cruisinguy6024 I've seen some video about that.
Given the mom, her actions don't surprise me
The taxi driver didn't notice that she came back to the car without the baby? What the heck is that?
Another suspicious thing is she said she is on leave but yet she is in uniform?
To garner trust and sympathy.
Yeah I noticed that too. Who just casually wears their uniform at home while on leave?
Yes! No one does that. My husband buries his unifofm at the bottom of the closet, the second his leave starts. And I never seen any of his coworkers in uniform while they weren't working.
@@katellaexactly
Her uniform is the only clean thing she has to wear!!+
I lost my son for maybe 5 minutes at a store one time and I almost passed out :( unbelievable. I would die for my child
Bruce , when I got pregnant while married, I knew I was going to be a single mom. It was hard, but in the end, such a blessing. I now have a beautiful, amazing 30+ daughter, and I continue to be blessed every day.
How about don't sleep with dudes who won't stick around?
@@iamwhoiam7887 How about you shut up about things for which you know nothing?
@@iamwhoiam7887you really are a nasty bit of work, I really hope that you don't have children, imagine any poor child having you as a mother,
@@whensomethingcriesagain how about i don't need to cuz im not the one bringing kids into this world knowing the dad ain't shit?
@@iamwhoiam7887 Nah, you just need to because it's the only chance you've got to not come off like a pile of sentient pond scum
The poem recall is the cutest older child parent moment I've seen in a while
I also loved when that sweet lady said she checks on her son and grandson while they re sleeping, even though her son is 36.
As someone that suffers periodic seizures, this is hard to endure watching.
Not nearly as breaking as what she did to her baby, but bearing witness is enraging.
Yeah that was a pretty long seizure.
Did she wear her uniform in an attempt to appear more credible?
I'm sure.
💯
Only clothes she had maybe
Yes‼️
She maybe came from work.
20 minutes in and she said her preschooler puts herself to bed. Throw this lady in jail!
Let's not get sidetracked here.... Grandma's a hustler 😂
Some people don't deserve to be parents
So true.
A lot of people!
And every kid deserves a parent
Or alive
A lot of ppl don't
The way the friends describe the baby girl….more compassion and true concern than the baby’s own mother! The friends sounded like they might cry. That part almost broke my heart
The "..well, *I'm* thinking about it.." The friends were more caring than the mother way.
You're very right Bruce. This is one of the saddest story of child neglect. I like this detective, she's very straightforward.
Casey’s parents would GLADLY have taken full custody of Caylee. Casey stopped leaving Caylee with her Momther to punish her Mom after some disagreement. She has ZERO excuse for neglecting and/or murdering that sweet baby! She’s a selfish, vindictive, hateful Monster!
Husbands friends gf raised her granddaughter every couple of months or years her mom comes back, threatens to take the girl and if she is given drg money she disapears for a few.
Father and Grandma should feel responsible as well.
"Oh, my daughter looked like she wasn't being fed properly because she was so small" and you did what ?
😡.
2 years grandma???😢
It's just how these "people" are.
The case with the Father could be made: the parents had a falling out and the mother won full custody by either court siding with her or her using the likelihood that society would believe the mother over the father as “as a mother figure she knows and is emotionally more connected” whereas the father was a deadbeat (her assertion for this example).
By these arguments, she got full custody as means of leverage/asserting a power dynamic over the father.
Parents will use children as tools to spite their other half - whether by keeping from the parent the kids, manipulating the kids, and or cloak and dagger tactics.
And if the other parent attempts to change an inch in the child’s life - be it they get a new partner, they feed the kid differently, and or the smallest - the other will use it as an argument for the other parent to have no contact as it’s a breach of whatever shared custody arrangement.
And unfortunately most cases side with the mother unless there’s evidence to prove otherwise - and it’s almost always an uphill battle as the mothers are often given benefit of the doubt whereas fathers are not.
@@iamwhoiam7887your dog whistling is blatant, KKKevin
Guys will give a girl a baby and the "relationship" breaks down and she has to then care for it. Now it seems the same thing happened to Brianna as her gmother was her mother.
It's such a sad tale. The girl prob didn't want to be a single mother, and like Cayley Antony, they want to go hang out, go parties, etc.
Horrible to think of someone locking a child in a room and just going out!
@@mysticdragonwolf89 it's also just... how "they" are. the fathers typically leave as soon as they notice a bump.
I love hearing your “ Grandma” stories!!
An hour and a half of CLR while I'm at work? Hell yes!
Where at?
That's Right!
we in the same boat😂
Me too‼️🫶🏻🙏🏼💪🏻
@sebastianniittyvuopFor all wecknow, he coukd be washing dishes with an earpod in , while listening to the show while he's working. thio5017
I was cherished as a child and when I hear of children who are starved and mistreated sometimes beaten it wounds me.
The hardest part is being an adult and they blame you for their consequences of their actions
It was one thing being hungry and fearful. But being told as an adult, that you're still powerless to how history went, THAT is what truly drains
@missbeverleyb I am one of those, beaten and abused by my biological mother for 10 years until I was able to take her favorite weapon away from her. Then I was labelled "unmanageable" and short tracked for a "reform school" before my father defied a custody ruling and came and rescued me. Thereby launching a year of legal wrangling where my dad was accused of kidnapping, defaulting on child support, all aimed at giving her custody of me, so she could put me in prison while contiinuing to collect support payments. None of that money was ever spent on my care. I wore goodwill trash, which targeted me for merciless bullying. Nobody did a damn thing to help me. The school system, the cops, the courts the church she pretended to support. Except my grandparents. Thank God for them. They intervened where they could, suffered her wrath, finally called my dad. Who ultimately prevailed and was awarded full custody. The judge stopped the proceedings, talked to me directly, told the lawyers to shut up, asked _me_ what _I wanted_ !! Amazing man, reminded me of my grandfather. I remember vividly. I was 12 years old. I told that judge I wanted to live with my dad, that I didn't want to ever see her again, because I was afraid of being beaten and put in jail. She was denied all parental rights after that. Some small measure of justice. I survived, overcame, thrived. Was blessed with a family of my own, wife, kids, great in-laws.
I hate abusers. I loathe bullies. To me, they are sub human vermin, not worthy of sympathy, compassion, or mercy. They deserve to rot in hell.
Not sure if I'm gonna leave this up, or just delete it.
Bruce is such a sweet father... he still remembers the opening lines of the poems he read to his children at bedtime ❤️
"Morons, your bus is leaving". Ha, Bruce, I remember this since it was from Groundhog Day, the first movie I saw with my now wife in 1993. Bill Murray said it.
I never knew where it came from, thanks!🙏🏼 💕
I’m bad enough when my cat decides to hide for the day.
Omg same, I’ll start panicking calling my cats name searching the whole house and can’t find him, he’s a very deep sleeper so he’s usually somewhere knocked out lol… but still that moment when I can’t find him… I can’t imagine how I’d feel for my child.
Same, one time my cat decided to hide inside of my ceiling and I was inconsolable until he came out, and I even knew where he was
I love that you swear. You're funny and informative as well but I'm staying for swear words 😂
Anyone notice how during questioning, when she got overwhelmed she said something like she didn’t want to talk anymore because the interview was getting out of control and then under her breath (around 54:09) she said “this is going too far, just like with grandma” and earlier she said something about a previous run-in with LE lying to her??
So…. Did she get questioned about grandmas death too?
Edited to fix timestamp
your timestamp is the very last second of the video.
@@LaciRae thanks - I effed it up 2x, I’m going to try to fix it
Oh shit I missed that but I was already wondering if she did something to grandma bc why would someone who appears to have no respect for human life spend so much time at the cemetery where her grandma is 🤔
Nah I can gauge when someone isnt reacting correctly to a situation. My dog got out of the fence at my sisters one day and I was BESIDE MYSELF WITH WORRY. She lived next to the woods with coyotes and also next to a highway, my dog was small and I just immediately went to the worst thought possible. She was just playing out by the shed though and came back in about 10 minutes of yelling and looking. The relief was so great that I cried. I could not imagine not knowing where my child was
My daughter started putting herself to bed when she was 3 & a half. I freaked out the first several times! It was 7pm, couldn’t find her. Here, she had gone upstairs, brushed her teeth, put a pull-up and her jammies on, popped a movie in her room and was sound asleep. This girl one at 5am everyday and put herself to bed at 7-7.30 pm every night. I ALWAYS checked on her, though!! She’s 24 now, changed her bedtime to 9pm.
Hi CLR Team. There is a case called "take care of maya", and i deeply believe that your commentary on this case specifically how the legal matters were handled would be absolutely fantastic. Its a heartbreaking case of wrongly accused parents that ends in the worst possible way
Great idea!!
Listen to the podcast " Nobody Should Believe Me" Season 3 coveted the case. It's a different point of view, and it left me with some questions.
Great case..& sooo glad the jury Took care of Maya
@@hopefulhumanyou don’t have any right to questions unless you were there or were family. There will always be people out there who will twist facts because they want attention, I’ve watched the trial and it was horrible, the dad the brother and maya.
@@annegiorgio5602......maybe they don't have any right to answers, but everyone has a right to have questions. What an odd statement about a public case. Our court rooms are public for a reason....
From an early age my parents used food to reward “good” behaviour and withheld it when I was “bad”. It created a problematic relationship with food that took decades to recover from.
Abuse.
"Punishment" and "food" should never be associated, ever.
I hope you've had time to process what you endured.
I recall being 8 years old & thinking, "when I'm in charge things are going to be different." (as in, much, much better, less confusing, and absolutely not painful.)
My mom enjoyed seeing Dad use his belt on us.
So next time don't be a bad kid.
@@iamwhoiam7887 Or just don't abuse your kids. It's not hard.
@@iamwhoiam7887 Well “being bad” as a nine-year-old at my house meant being so anxious about preparing dinner for four people and keeping the stove immaculate at every moment (as enshrined in household law), that I would forget to get the washing off the line by the 4pm deadline. My mother, a tiny woman, would explode from her car after roaring up the driveway when she saw me rushing to the line at, say, 4.05pm. My younger brother had semi-controlled epilepsy at that time (it was the ‘70s and it was hard to keep up with his growth rate and medication). He was on the couch one day when he was a small child, with a bad fever, and started having what I thought was a seizure under my sole supervision. I ran to the backyard and told my mum. She finished hanging out the washing before coming inside. “He’s having convulsions! Call the ambulance!” So I did that as I had already done for years, then went outside to direct the ambulance to our house. All the time thinking if he died it would be my fault. My mum was furious with me.
@@OceanSwimmer “When I’m in charge things are going to be different.” That resonates deeply with me. I spent a lot of time trying to find that difference through being kind to those I loved before learning that the different pattern is to try to be kind to myself.
She should have let the little one live with her grandmother if she didnt want to raise her , R I P baby girl 😢
Yeah, the grandma that didn't see her for 2 years.
It appears grandma didn't want her either. Poor baby girl.
I know, I don't understand why she brought her back from Alabama if she was just going to do this.
14:16 my mom worked in a morgue for years and when she had me she ended up quitting her job solely because she couldn’t handle working on dead babies and kids, usually from abuse. 😔
A respectable and often forgotten position.
If I may ask, isn't that a specialised job? Could she just transfer to another department or had she to learn a whole new job?
Have a nice day.
I’m a mortuary student, and that’s the one thing I’m not looking forward to.
I've been avoiding this video of yours. My soul can't handle suffering kids. How freaking sad that this little girl was delt these cards. She didn't deserve any of that
Another baby abandoned by the system that was there to protect her. That kindergarten surely saw signs of concern. What a sad tragedy. Fly high baby girl. 💓💓💓💓💓
It's sad no one would have even known that poor girl was dead if her murderer hadn't said anything.
Yeah, that makes me think about were the hell was the childs dad. Like when was the last time he saw her
@@mariamartinez-ov1qbapparently the mother was prone to moving frequently and changing her phone number, she even says so herself in the police interview. It sounds like she made it purposely difficult for the father to maintain contact.
@@mariamartinez-ov1qb The military childcare should have asked more questions, especially after she suddenly didn’t come anymore! I think that’s actually when it happened because she had been paying rent for both places for 6 months…
Content Genius Micheal Rivers, it might be really funny to put together a compilation of all the times your dad has gushed about your childhood one day. Release the Dad Cut!
Bruce, what you said about depression is spot on I’m currently battling depression and anxiety, I’ve had it for about six months now and it’s getting better now that I’m on medication and working on myself, but I have to say depression is the worst thing that could ever happen to a person. It literally feels like there’s no hope you watch your body suffer and there’s nothing you can do about it.
Hey Bruce and Michael. I'm so proud of your relationship and success with your reaction videos. Thank you both for giving us all some light on dark sickos!!!
I spit my coffee out when you said "or if you want some lunch maybe a Tide pod?" 😂
My kids had a set bedtime routine. It helped them mentally get ready for bed.
It was quite disturbing when we visited distant family members with two preschool children. It was past 10:00 p.m., my preschooler's bedtime had been 8:00 p.m.. Their children were running amok, hooting, hollering. It was clear that they were dead tired. To my consternation, this behavior was tolerated and ignored by the parents. I finally asked when their bedtime was, and the mother said, "Oh, they'll eventually wear themselves out and fall asleep. Nothing was done to help the children get ready to bed. No baths. No pajamas. No bedtime story. I felt so terrible for the two tired children. I wanted to shake those parents.
I live here in Jacksonville , What sticks in my mind is a man who saw this little girl walking all by herself around the place asked her if she was ok and she said she was looking for her mother ,, I also remember something about the mother had a hard time finding day care or could not afford it or something like that .
The base had daycare I believe . She didn’t want that baby now she’s with the angels and loved by the heavens
weird flex and virtue signal. You didn't talk to this child
@kimthomas8717 I want to ensure you that I am not supporting this woman in any way shape or form. We're attached to this base and the CDC (child development center) has a 8 month wait list regularly. I pay about 1k a month per kid in this area and many places have long waitlists. She could have used that other residence rent money on that and she had been there for a long time. I think the oddest thing is that I think she was in the cdc already and disenrolled her due to absence
Omg! I lost sight of my toddler for 30 seconds in Kohl’s and I had a nervous breakdown.
I remember our son running off on me in our tiny shopping centre when he was about two. I was actually in tears thinking he might have run out into the road or be in a shop lost. I had post partum depression after he was born but never once did I think of harming him.
My son wandered off in a theme park, happened in a second..
I was scared, panicked, bereft and absolutely up the wall, every person in the vicinity knew within seconds that I was missing my baby.
Then the little shit did the exact same thing at the beach, turns out he had adhd, and now I have ptsd 😂
@@picticiousd4853little sh!t is wild but ok
The oder of a dead body is not just unmistakable but also unforgettable. Poor little girl.
These people make me sick. If you don't want kids don't have them. If you have them and don't want them there's adoption. There's plenty of people who would love to care for a child.
Mr Rivers, that was my favorite nursery rhyme as a child, and you brought a big smile to my face hearing it again! Enjoy all your videos, thanks!
We have a case here in Wisconsin, a “missing” boy named Elijah Vue. He’s been missing over three months and is only three years old. The behavior of the mother and boyfriend in this case are horrible. This case reminds me of the Elijah Vue case in some ways.
This is an absolutely horrific case, thank you for covering it Bruce. May Taylor rest in peace. 🤍
Boyfriend the biofather? Nope. Then his actions will seem suspicious to people but if not his child they are normal. Not his bio child. Same applies to if it is the girlfriend not being a bio mother.
It is the mother that should have the reactions. And again. Not everyone reacts the same way. Some people cry in private, not in public. Some people appear calm in public yet breakdown in private. Etc etc etc.
The detectives interviewing Brianna are amazing to watch, in action. They're so cool, observant, and focused. Amazing!👏👏👏
Yaaaay! My PERSONAL Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer is here!
WOOT WOOT!!!
And lets not forget the man behind the camera, the man behind scene,
the content genius Michael Riveeeerrrs!!
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She’s only upset for herself, not her child!!!
Bruce we need you to drop a video on today's Young Thug fiasco asap
Not sure why a military person couldnt ask for support. How bizzarre.
It's not strange to her because she never wanted Taylor the day she was born it became too stressful to attach physically & emotionally...😬
A cat could do better in that environment instead her Mom decided to treat her child with negligence and throw her away like yesterday's trash😑
Heartbreaking to see her school drawings to her Mom😞😭
Terrible what these youngers endure at the hands of their parent(s)😮
Content genius caught napping with these long videos. Editing is hard Michael but we need to see and hear both screens! Thanks for all the great content!