The interviewer needs to hone her skills. She asked several questions, initially that JoJo had already answered.

I wished she told her story on her own. I don’t mean any harm, but the interviewer is awful. 🙄thx Queen for sharing your story.🙏🏽

@symplstuf

7 ай бұрын

I can't even do it.

2 min in and the interviewer is already getting on my nerves! Darn, It’s being recorded, not like she’s writing a book

@MsBettyBoop2509

8 ай бұрын

Thank you..I had to fast fwd

@gallen2101

8 ай бұрын

Exactly!!!!😢

@neeta_jenks

8 ай бұрын

I definitely had to fast forward a lil😩🤦🏾‍♀️

@prettynikki3667

8 ай бұрын

Exactly!!! Like I'm not talking about breakfast fix your mic have it ready...do my story tf! I can not stand them people I just live amongst them 🤷🏾‍♀️

@merindaarvie28

8 ай бұрын

Yeah mine too, like are you not paying attention. And asking the same questions

Two minutes in and I’m already disgusted with the interviewer. Despicable. It’s hard to get through honestly.

@barbaralamson7450

9 ай бұрын

Thank you. You have saved me some time.

@StarDaughterOfZionDube

9 ай бұрын

Thought I was the only one

@LengendaryLove

8 ай бұрын

Say that smh seems like she felt it too cause she took a breath at that moment

@Promiseland2024

8 ай бұрын

I thought I would be the only one! I can't even finish.😡

@soundwonder172

8 ай бұрын

lol me too!! she should not be interviewing

Who is the flippin interviewee? Like WTH? She asks, "Do you feel like you made it?" Of course she made it! Imagine what this interview would have been like if she had a compassionate person interviewing her. My heart goes out to this woman and all victims of abuse, like myself. I'm so grateful she was able to find help and do great things with her life

This is the worst interviewer i have ever heard. God bless you for not getting up and walking out, i wish you a wonderful life8n the future. 😊😊😊😊😊

@wendybray2324

9 ай бұрын

i agree she is a terrible interviewer obviously in the wrong career,she should have walked out

@gallen2101

8 ай бұрын

I feel the same!!! I was cringing 😢

@brendaedgehill7761

8 ай бұрын

Yes I'm trying to engage but this interviewer makes it hard

@Pushing4wardwithTee

7 ай бұрын

I probably would have left . This is ridiculous.

I truly appreciate her testimony, and I am glad she was able to rise above being failed by almost every adult in her life. However I feel there is a strong disconnect between her and the interviewer. She is so emotional yet the interviewer talks and asks questions without any empathy or emotion. That irritates me.

@pacsac2009

8 ай бұрын

This interviewer, just one word to describe her...CLUELESS

@chillrelax4739

7 ай бұрын

absolutely

Her eyes are gorgeous. So is she. I pray for her.

Those who don't have a horrible mother would never understand it .

@shandell279

9 ай бұрын

A sad truth sister. My mom isn't the worst, but I still have mild trauma thanks to her. And even if I had a great mom, I learn to listen and understand before I judge anyone. Smh, too much mental health issues running around and not being talked about, and especially being treated.

@RealWomenRealStories

9 ай бұрын

Wait and see. It’s not what you think of.

@blueliar

9 ай бұрын

Some suffocates because they think they know better.... They are just hopelessly blind

@midknight1968

9 ай бұрын

Easy to judge , I agree

@martinemikita9281

9 ай бұрын

I can imagine it. My heart breaks for her... Her accomplishments are astounding ❤. What an amazingly beautiful woman.

The resilience of this beautiful woman is astronomical. Thank you for sharing her story.

This interviewer is making it extremely difficult to watch. Along with the person who did the editing. It’s hard to even follow the chronological timeline, it’s all over the place. 🙄Eye roll so hard I just caught a damn migraine.

@laurac9857

8 ай бұрын

I know she is literally terrible

@gallen2101

8 ай бұрын

Agreed!!!! 😢

@RealWomenRealStories

8 ай бұрын

Hello, it's an uncut, unedited version. Thank you for your understanding!

@Armistead_MacSkye

8 ай бұрын

@@RealWomenRealStories You don't need to interview anyone - ever.

@melanin_monroe1897

8 ай бұрын

🤣🤣 Ok!! Sis replied as if her excuse negates the fact that this interview is a mess. Furthermore I’m confused as to the reason for uploading the unedited version vs the one that is. Especially with the complaints and criticism. 🤔Like make it make dollars, then make it make sense.

My heart goes out to Tammy. I went through sexual abuse along with my two sisters. Everyone reacts differently but we're all victims to start with. She has a powerful story and I'm so happy she's shared it! ❤❤❤

What a well spoken and beautiful woman.Such a shame what happened to her and her poor mum.

I see a, beautiful young woman with courage to, speak out of, the horrors she was put through. At such a young age.😢😢😢

Such a strong beautiful woman. I'm so glad she had someone on her journey who she was able to build trust with and who listened to her.

She is lucky she has recovered so well.Some are left wreckages for life from abuse and trauma like that

@ladyt3182

8 ай бұрын

Definitely blessed!

The narrator is annoying

@lostsailor2284

9 ай бұрын

I totally agree with you worst interviewer.

@corinnetokar3967

9 ай бұрын

VERY annoying.

This woman is incredible. Thank you for sharing your story.

Ah, man, this is terrible. The fact that she lost her mom, and even more so, because she was trying to take her own life 😢 It's sad, but I can't wait to get more information on this poor young lady. Mental health is no joke for real.

Thank God for the women that PROTECTED YOU. You are an amazing 👏 strong, loving and very smart women. You are a survivor. May God continue to bless you.

Absolutely loved this!!! She is so strong and brave for telling her story! I definitely want to purchase her book! My God is awesome ❤️ 🙌🏾

@ladyofspa

2 ай бұрын

"From the Ground Up".

The interviewer is already making me frustrated really tryna hear her story

You are a remarkable human being - and I appreciate the amount of courage it took for you to come forth and tell us your story, but no ordinary that is. I will never understand why anyone would intentionally harm someone, let alone a child to gain sexual gratification at the cost of the innocent souls harmed in the name of selfishness. I am so proud of you for taking your traumatic past and turning it into a life you can be proud of and a story that teaches all of us redemption and the human spirit... God Bless You & Thank You

JoJo, you are blessed because you have forgiven those who have hurt you. The Lord is so proud of you! So am I, and I don’t even know you! God Bless!

What a beautiful, soft spoken and extremely intelligent lady.😍 I pray that everything that she touches turns into a blessing for her and others. You go girl! You are doing amazing! Keep going.💪🏽❤️👊🏽💎

Dame what's up with this interviewer ...

THE PERSON ASKING THE QUESTIONS RUINED THIS INTERVEIW! TAKE YOUR MUZZLE OFF!! 😷😷😷

@dsparks463

8 ай бұрын

Exactly

@melissabrackin3790

8 ай бұрын

And let's ask the same question 12 times. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@Armistead_MacSkye

8 ай бұрын

She not only ruins interviews, she has ruined this channel.

This interviewer isn’t listening well

What an introspective, humble woman. She received good treatment that contributed to her recovery. She is a success story. 👏🏼

I was locked up with her. I think she said she did it because her mom wouldn't let her go to a party. I remember her

@reese21207

8 ай бұрын

I can believe it. Something definitely seems a little off about this interview.

@nolabae

8 ай бұрын

Oh wow, what were you in for?

@shelocsher2396

8 ай бұрын

I imagine that’s more accepted than saying “I was dealing with mental illness”

@9290SC

8 ай бұрын

Perhaps.. i would believe that! The motive is not adding up. I am slow to call someone a liar and I like to use to discernment, and listen to their story a couple times to get all the details. This is not making sense. What stood out to me was the fact that there was NO trial, which lets me know that this was not a case of insanity.... because expert witnesses (psychologists etc) would have to testify and determine that. She most likely was counseled by her attorney to plead guilty, so that she could be released at that (young) age. I can predict that a jury is not going to buy such a bizarre story...unbelievable, LITERALLY. Also, where is the remorse and expression of the love that you had for your mother???? I'm not saying boohoo cry, but you would express that, especially if this was unintentional as she's claiming. I heard very little about mother. If I was the interviewer, I personally would have probed more on the lucid dreaming, and asked her to expound on that for a good 5-10 mins. So your intent was to kill the thing in your night terrors and afterwards shoot yourself? And IF you're suicidal, why wait until the night terrors begin to then do it? Nah!!! Wow thank you for sharing that. I can't stand a liar, but I know that lying is nothing to a murderer.

@BriannaLifeCoach

8 ай бұрын

@@reese21207right she knows she shot her mom. Her story makes 0 sense

What a beautiful woman in every way! Thanks for sharing your story.

She knows she shot her mom but she tried to block it out.

❤🙏🏽 Beautiful soul! Thank You Lord for keeping her.

Ooof the interviewer 😬

That person who raped you as a young child does he know or was he charged after all he caused all the problems that you went through so sad

What’s an easier pill to swallow? Saying that someone told you killed your mom or actually admitting to the world that you killed your mom? I believe that she was traumatized at a young age. Her mother wasn’t protective in that one of her responses was to tell her to stab another child. A person who tells you to stab someone else, is not going to be the most emotionally present and comforting presence -which was what she needed. Her mother did not appear to be a support system for her, in fact, she added to her trauma. I believe that she made the conscious decision to shoot her mother, just as all of the other conscious decisions she made. The plan to kill this thing in her dreams and then kill herself was a smoke screen. Her intention was to remove the person that caused her the most harm as the individual responsible for her wellbeing. The fact that she was hospitalized after the fact and did not ask for her mother. She’s released from the hospital to the care of her family, didn’t ask for her mother, and even went to the beach, without the mother she claimed would normally keep her away from family -a red flag in and of itself giving you more insight into the kind of mother she was. At the end of the day, she wanted to be free of her and she is. It was a decision she’s made and she still has not “paid” for. Incarceration isn’t payment for taking a life. Payment would be admitting the truth about her life and what led her to kill her mother. Not writing a book to capitalize off it it or do interviews where you get to tell some version of a story that’s not true. When she really comes to grips with her pain, the life she took of her own volition, and those she hurt as a result -THEN we should celebrate her healing and transformation. Being attractive, being an articulate storyteller, shedding tears, accomplishing some measure of success does not make someone innocent. People please wake up.🦋

@lblue6416

8 ай бұрын

EXACTLY 💯

@hildapompa4236

8 ай бұрын

I 👍 agree

@jaiwooden2007

7 ай бұрын

Wow now that’s insightful, thank you for opening up a fresh perspective. I heard her say that her mom taught her to sharpen a pencil and stab someone. Interestingly enough I’m from Ny area where people were told to retaliate with violence often. They weren’t ever told to stab anyone tho or draw blood. Elders would say pick up something at most if it’s a big bully that persist and knock them out. I also observe that upstate where I’m from has a lot of ritual blood sacrifice in it currently. I agree that it is of the uttermost need to expose things from real places because there’s a serious evil plaguing society called “ get it in blood”. Rappers are verbalizing this concept, they just shot like 7 girls and murdered a hair stylist in Chicago so it’s surpassing the usual black male sacrifices. Scripture says that the actual “life” is in the blood and it’s medically proven. Hopefully this sista can take your wise words coupled with this information to actually work on purify evil altars in her backround for the sake of appropriating the blood of Jesus and properly atoning. She has numerous people close to her that was traveling through prison channels, there’s an occult stronghold around her life. Blood transactions and human sacrifice is a horrible evil to confront in the lineage but I pray sis truly gains the LIGHT REVELATION AND BREAKTHROUGH ON THIS ANCESTRAL BATTLE that could clearly by a mystery and preceded her age. She seems too intelligent to trade the life of blood for something so worthless as money and power. I hope she breaks this curse off her so it doesn’t take her children under its oppression and slavery, satan is a very selfish bidder. Thanks again for your education here, it illuminated deep truths and when we know the truth and align with the truth- the truth alone makes us free!

@ladyofspa

2 ай бұрын

Regardless she was a child a very mentally ill child Regardless of the truth. Prayers to all damaged souls.

And the name of her book was what?? That should have been posted up front

@misspr33tyf33t

7 ай бұрын

Yess!! Im still looking for it

@ladyofspa

2 ай бұрын

Author Tammy Jo Jo "From the Ground Up".

What an Amazing story!! So sorry you went through all of these horrible experiences!! Keep rising Beautiful Queen!!!

Than you Queen for sharing. No harm intended the interviewer should've been just the camera personnel.

This is a amazing interview. We’re I am in my life now I needed to hear this. Thank you for sharing and keep achieving.

What a beautiful woman & the strength she showed is incredible!

Tips for the interviewer: prep your questions so the interview flows like the interviewee is telling a story, and please PAY ATTENTION to the answers so you’re not asking the interviewee to repeat themselves.

@ladyofspa

2 ай бұрын

And please market her book. Author Tammy Jo briefly shares her experience while writing "From the Ground Up".

This us sad. But there is a lot of wording That helps me to believe that this is not all true. I do not believe she had no idea that she shot her mother.

Great interview, amazing person! You’ve overcome so much!

Who the hell is this interviewer

She is a truly beautiful soul, awesome interview

Such trauma. She was in a very dark place. I wish her many,, many blessings ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Unbelievable... literally. Use discernment people

❤ her life is now ahead of her... May she be blessed

Who’s interviewing her she needs more practice

Wow, you have come so far. I hope you are proud of yourself. I am sorry all this happened to you.

JoJo, thanks so much for sharing your story. You have certainly triumphed in the face of adversity and traumatic abuse. Loads of blessings 🙌 🙏 ✨️ to you because you are such a BEAUTIFUL SOUL.🎉❤😇😉😘

God bless her and I kno her Mom is proud of the Woman she has become 🙏🏽

I just want to say GOD thank you for this woman and thank you for this platform that was created for women to tell their story I hope to tell me on here one day!

God bless you and keep sharing your story. ❤

You're a beautiful woman inside and out. Very powerful story and advocate. I hope you keep having peace of mind and wonderful moments ahead of you.💓

Lady stop making her repeat this stuff over this isn’t a movie hell

I had to fast forward the first 5-10min cuz the interviewer was annoying like let her talk and quit asking questions she already answered

God I pray you will always guide her and keep her so close to you. I feel her pain. Please restore her joy. Give her back 100 fold for all she has gone through ❤

I wouldn't keep repeating myself lol

Her story doesnt make sense. She is full of crap. The classic "blacked out" when i do something horriffic.

@ladyofspa

2 ай бұрын

She was a child what's wrong with you.

WOW 😮😢❤😢❤❤❤❤ I'M SO EMOTIONAL RIGHT NOW THIS YOUNG LADY IS SO IMPRESSIVE I CAN RELATE TO EVERY EMOTIONS!! MYSELF HAS BEEN THROUGH THIS SIMILAR EVENTS 😢😢I PRAY 🙏 SHE COTINUE TO RISE ABOVE YOUR TRAGIC EMOTIONAL STORY.

How unprofessional! How many times did you really ask this lady to repeat herself?? 😣

Thank you for sharing your story. And, thank you for showing God's glory.

She clearly says she was born in Akron and raised in Columbus not the other way around.

Powerful and Sad, but also very Inspiring!! She’s definitely an OverComer!!

Wow you look amazing for 44 .I thought you were about 25 !!!

Wooh!!!! What a testimony!!

Advice for the interviewer. It would of felt a lot more personal if we didn’t hear you asking the questions and it would be so much more intimate if the interviewee started with the titled caption or “my name is Tammy and I unintentionally killed my mom”. I know you’re only trying to make good content, but it is coming off extremely inconsiderate to the interviewee. Like it’s very mechanical.

She is gorgeous! May God bless her journey with favor!

She is beautiful & such a light. ❤❤❤

I live in Pflugerville TX as well. I would love to see her and just hug her.

Idk why some of yall are bashing the mom , clearly you didnt listen to the story. Also the interviewer was .....to put it nicley ....inexperienced..... honestly Mark from SWU would have done a better job.

Life changing interview. You are the true definition of overcoming. Beautiful spirit and woman. Keep becoming the amazing espression God made you to be.... blessings ❤ 🙏

No accountability. She shot her mom but was demonically possessed.

@kenishamyers9963

8 ай бұрын

She lieng

@BondingwithAmora

8 ай бұрын

She is cold and very possessed. Her mother didn't deserve that. There's a place in hell for her.

@ladyofspa

2 ай бұрын

You might be just as damaged. 😮

Jojo you certainly aren't poor of spirit or understanding. A wonderful sad story long may you continue.

Trauma is the gateway!

Forty WHAT???? You look 25. Black don’t crack. Beautiful 👍🏾

@samanthabreezy9563

8 ай бұрын

😅

@missam3404

8 ай бұрын

Stop it

I didn’t pay attention to the interviewer a story of being triumphant

I want to read her book.

Prayers for a continued happy,blessed nite🙏🙏🦋🖤

The interviewer definitely is terrible and detracts GREATLY from Jojo’s amazing and powerful story. The interviewer spoils this entire documentary, shame on her.

39:33 very well said... we understand that if we didn't do what we did then things wouldn't of been the way they were, and yes I can also understand that you're hurt because of something I did. But I hurt too, I lost something too.

Sad 😢

Ohio here also.

This is the worst interview I have ever seen in this channel, the interviewer lacks of empathy, connection, and professionalism from the beginning. I hope to never hear her voice ever again. Tammy thank you so much for sharing your story & I’m sorry you got stuck w/ a empathetic person.

Thou Shalt Not Kill.

Why in the world did she tell her story to this poor interviewer? She blatantly said she didn't remember where the interviewee was from. Not in your notes????? Not of interest??? What da heck?

🤬😬Repeat that. Say it again. Could you repeat the pert with... This time, say it with the part...

She is strong i grew up around a lot of terrible mothers that the children are all grown up now and now they are doing good one man told me thank me and my family for saving him from his mother in which she passed away due to drug addiction!!!

She call her friend & said she wanted to commit suicide?This doesn't make sense.I don't believe a word of it 👎She took a hidden gun & put it under her pillow.This is Absurd.

@samanthabreezy9563

8 ай бұрын

How can u not believe her? U weren't there, u lucky it wasn't ur kid or grandkid was in her position. Instead of commenting b.s just be quite

@cheerlynstovall5506

8 ай бұрын

@@samanthabreezy9563 What I believe To be the Truth ,obviously it's the opposite of yours,it's mine & not yours& I invite you take a Seat amongst all the rest of people waiting for me too give a Damn of what they think I should Believe.She's a cold-blooded Murderer😠That's what's wrong with some people these days,they lack WISDOM & discernment.Have a Great Day!!!NAM-MYO-HO-RENGE-KYO🙏

@cheerlynstovall5506

8 ай бұрын

@@samanthabreezy9563 Oh & by the way,you mention that I wasn't there,when this happen& NEITHER were YOU😜

@samanthabreezy9563

8 ай бұрын

@@cheerlynstovall5506 why judge? If u weren't there? 😜

@9290SC

8 ай бұрын

It is bizarre, to say the least! I'm trying to understand..... was it psychosis that she dealt with (saw things in her waking life that wasn't there) OR was it always a case of 'bad nightmares' ? Because if psychosis then I can understand how she shot her mother, and was likely granted insanity in court.... which is an extremely rare occurance lets just say. BUT there was no trial to determine that it was indeed insanity🤔 huge red flag!! Not saying she's lying but if you're regularly experiencing night terrors, how is it in your mind to premeditate to shoot "it" and then kill yourself? Furthermore, why wait until you're in bed experiencing this to kill yourself? Not making sense! Side note -someone commented that they was in the facility with her, and she said she did it because her mother would not let her go to a party. Hmmm.... now that seems more plausible, using discernment and realizing that this motive she is telling is not adding up!!

Another great vídeo, the stories are so heartbreaking.

I have no clue here

What a testimony! It was apparent from the beginning that Sis was chosen. HaSatan doesn't seek to torment a soul that early otherwise. Is there any contact info for Tammy?

I'll be back tomorrow....

Totally unprofessional interviewer. One minute and thirty seconds in I'm already annoyed.

I believe her and Im so Proud of her. GOD has really Blessed her and shes bee threw so much. I Love seeing strong women, Victims of Trauma become OVERCOMERS. May her precious mom rest in paradise. I have worked for a CPS Facility & juvenile state hospital can civil/criminal & juvi probation and getting fired for reporting my suspicion. I still see this young lady bc I gave her a few tips bc I knew they'd fire me & we normally don't cross that line but I told her I'm going to find you I'm going to be there you're going to be okay one day and I did that. Hell I threatening to harm the guy. I told myself (I had a small son,3 at the time) Im gonna hunt his ass until either GOD deals w him or he goes to jail which he did. I knew(being a parent, having worked w s.o. I can SMELL a predator through the manipulation, niceness, no matter how many people in that facility thought he was a good dude and all the kids were cool with him, I knew from the time I met him, whay he was). I kept tabs (gave a story to 3 news stations, called CORP COMPLIANCE, called the CEO,police), bc they didn't carethe kids were a check but tgey didn't want it getting out so tgey fired him. The only social media was F.B.). Every job (2 more)he got in the field I sat in the 🅿️ lot on my days off, told the oarrnts where he lived, dont let your kids hang out bc hes NOT a mentor (I always had a CCW so had my .45, I wished he would've moved) I TOLD OTHER STAFF who I saw and worked in the field with until he lost 2 jobs. Hes still in prison now after having molested 4 family members. (he nvr called the police on me or got a restraining, maybe bc of the man I was with who what's my best, my husband for 25 yrs until he passed 12/21 was well know Street Known/bodybuilder/boxer/ Finest, no nonsense Man.

@jaiwooden2007

7 ай бұрын

Wow Salute to you sista! You really stood on the frontline for the safety and well being of one innocent child that led to several being protected. The woman whom offered this insight with such grace in this very informative video together with your care and coverage that took personal sacrifice to enforce for our babies is my “ heroes”!

Yeaaa…this interviewer is annoying AF😒

The interviewer must be a novice.

How was this information not featured. Author Tammy Jo Jo shares her experience in book "From the Ground Up".