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Thank you to filmmakers for choosing to *not* use a narrator nor show an interviewer and instead letting the family's own words exclusively speak for themselves. It's clear that editing was done with exquisite skill in storytelling and utmost respect for the family. There are many lessons to learn from this rare insight into familial mental illness, psychopathy and violence in childhood. In sharing her family's history so honestly, Charity has made an invaluable contribution toward better understanding, by both clinicians and the public, of these complex conditions and tragic consequences. Immense gratitude to Charity for her brave intellect and generous heart in sharing with us what she's learned from her immeasurable losses.

Why ppl hate on this woman so much... shes been to hell and back... there is no "only" or thr "right" way to cope with trauma like that... this is how she found peace...

I just watched this documentary, this was murder , he knew it was wrong, he shouldn't be able to get out 😡

@dreamingrightnow1174

4 жыл бұрын

I agree that he will always be too dangerous to be fully free, but also that prison isn't the answer either. He needs to graduate to a limited, highly monitored 'freedom' where he can contribute in a positive way while not endangering others, especially children.

@useryt437

3 жыл бұрын

ok chill

@Vixen743

2 жыл бұрын

@@dreamingrightnow1174 you’re crazy the only way to keep people safe It’s to keep him locked up you to think of others if he is let out there’s no way he can control himself his arrogancy and narcissism Ensure that he thinks he can control himself but that’s all a lie he’s lying to himself and he will continue to be dangerous to society letting him free is a big big mistake this woman that just watch the documentary she’s correct it was murder intentional murder directed at his motherProbably for having Ella for one thing because remember in the documentary he was angry that she had had another child she had the audacity to have another child( in his eyes& mind)when he was the center of her world charity even says that before Ella he was the center of her world he liked that Deep down and I’m sure, in an interview he says that he felt ignored and alone but keep in mind he’s narcissistic he thinks the world should revolve around him so Charity doesn’t understand that while he felt that way he felt that way because she had a second child and when you’re the oldest as most First children I should know I’m one they do feel ignored after a while when their sibling is born because the world is not their stage anymore (there’s a second act and it’s not you it’s your sibling) he won’t admit it but that’s what’s the deal(I wish I could tell Charity that myself playing a psychologist or the Hannibal Lecter ideology or whatever think about that he wanted that he wanted it to stay that wayThat’s the narcissism Coming out and causing her as much pain as possible for having Ella was killing Ella that’s my theory I am by no means and psycho I am epileptic but just thinking from her first child point of view that was why because he she( his mother)had the audacity To have a second child now think about that if that’s the case which I am bet you $100 it is he’ll kill the second time with Phoenix I guarantee it even being an adult he’s cold calculating and psychotic with a narcissistic mentality meaning the world has to revolve around him yes he’s going to kill again. - along with his First child syndrome:Being the oldest child in a family has its perks, and also its decided disadvantages. That child is the “lab rat”-of-the-pack, upon which the parents have to test all of their scientific, experimental or experiential theories. Baby will have a natural, vaginal birth! Cloth diapers! A perfect nursery! Hundreds of photos posted on the baby’s own blog! Center-of-the-Universe privileges! All is happy, that is, until the second child enters the scene. The former “only child” becomes the “oldest child.” He or she feels devastated. Who is this raucous bundle taking Mommy’s and Daddy’s love and attention? Being the oldest now means the two will be in competition. Keep reading to find out what else you can expect from an oldest child, and how you can guide them in their special position.

I worry for the Mother when he gets out.

@adelaidemarie

5 жыл бұрын

jacki B what a strange thing to say. So what is it? The physical is the only Part of you that matters? Charity has been to hell And she has come back. If Anyone can find help for her child it will Be her. She is guided by love, Love conquers the whole, not Just the physical.

@Jb-tb8mn

5 жыл бұрын

@@adelaidemariethe point is that Paris has deep seeded issues when it comes to his mother that haven't been dealt with, and where he is it doesn't seem like he will get the help he needs. Also he tried to stab Charity in the past, so to worry about her is a valid fear. Good thing he won't get out anytime soon. His eyes are dead and he is dangerous.

@SherrySaundersNC

3 жыл бұрын

Jackie + I agree! And hope she’s smart & doesn’t let him back into her life

Charity has given me so much hope as im a homicide survivor twice over....

What a more powerful and resonating documentary film when the film makers changed direction away from an advocacy issue. It became relate-able, compelling, and freed it from time. The documentary allowed a story and the authentic, honest, voices and themes to emerge. That's the art of documentary I feel. I really like these film makers/artists. And that change-up, transformation, really, of the subject and project, and what came out of it - a super documentary - exactly what happens also with Capturing The Friedmans. A film about clowns for hire became a riveting documentary about a family and it's remarkable story.

Charity's mother is a sociopath too. i feel bad for Charity; she seems like a good person.

This might be a pointless question but why did the babysitter leave that night? What did Paris say to her to get her to leave the house?

@mikelively7073

6 жыл бұрын

This chick is badass intelligent loving caring; a super woman

@loosie5224

6 жыл бұрын

I was asking the same thing. I kept hoping they would interview her or at least address it. I think that is very significant because it speaks to Paris's state of mind and premeditation. Also she was irresponsible for leaving or at least she called Charity to confirm it was o k to leave.

@dreamingrightnow1174

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikelively7073 What? Who are you talking about? Did you post on the wrong thread?

@dreamingrightnow1174

4 жыл бұрын

@@loosie5224 She's going to spend the rest of her life living with that mistake and probably in terror (he said he considered killing the babysitter) for when he gets out; she probably didn't want to do anything to get on his radar. As far as why she left? She was probably a teenager herself, not much older than him; brain still developing.

@Linydangerpwe

4 жыл бұрын

he said something like i'm old enough to watch me and her you should head home you look tired i think

Really well done, and highly disturbing, documentary. Charity has had to deal with a lifetime of trauma. Her mother is as scary to me as Paris. Both lack empathy. When Paris does get out of prison, I hope she is far from Texas and Georgia so he can’t find her.

@pengguoyu4614

3 жыл бұрын

This is not your life it’s hers

@3dogmom

Жыл бұрын

@@pengguoyu4614 who asked you 🙄 many professionals recommended that she do the same thing. it’s not THEIR lives either but everyone knows that she needs to stay away from him.

“There are bad people in adult prisons.” Right. There are murderers and rapists and sociopaths just like her son! He son raped, tortured and killed his four year old sister! I agree a 14 yr old shouldn’t be in an adult prison. I think they should wait til he’s 21 and then place him in an adult prison which is where he belongs. Paris was never ‘a child’, he was born a sociopath. Sociopaths cannot be rehabilitated!

@freddiegrace3770

5 жыл бұрын

They never said in the documentary that she was raped and tortured. Where did you hear that?

@joanofarc33

5 жыл бұрын

Freddie Grace The mother reveals it in an interview kzread.info/dash/bejne/jH9-tJaNl7OTqcY.html, they kept it out of the documentary because they didn’t want the audience to be without empathy for the son and his mother. Ha!

@3dogmom

Жыл бұрын

@@freddiegrace3770 his “biological material” was found on her bed and on her!! He also admitted that he had been watching torture p*rn on the night of and leading up to the murder and that’s what lead to the SA aspect of what he did.

@jasminefrichtl806

Жыл бұрын

Beth thomas diagnosed as a Phychopaths & she was sent to a farm rehabitation program & shes now an adult who is a phycogist who helps others who have been through same or simular situations cuz she was severely sexually abused by her dad who later died and she was adopted and she started self-harming herself and done hurting her brother and try to kill him and when she was a little girl and she's all better now and she hasn't tried to kill anybody ever since you rehabilitated at a very young age and so they actually there's lots of sociopaths and Psychopaths out there that never murdered ever and so being a psychopath or sociopath actually doesn't mean you're going to be a killer going through trauma and not getting the help that you need is usually what triggers someone to be more likely to kill if you're a psychopath versus sociopath most of the inmates in jail have this condition and have been through trauma abuse and there's people out there that don't have sociopath versus psychopath disorder and they kill people so they did cats cans showing that Psychopaths and sociopaths can feel empathy is just easier for them to turn it off and it's like a new study they did and every human being can turn off their empathy and either eat an animal or a plant which are both living things so there's no such thing as Heroes and monsters people are a mix of both and there's cognitive therapy & biofeedback that can build up your empathy level if your born with small amounts of empathy or never developed it cuz you were abused and neglected and the younger the child that easier it is to help reinforce the condition cuz it has everything to do with your brain waves you can have weak brain waves and strengthen them Jeffrey Dahmer got ahold of abuse born and that lowered his empathy and he wasn't able to develop it because he kept looking at it and what's your introduced to in your life and the things that you have that influence your life can shape the way your brain is devolved I knew a guy that murdered a bunch of cops and rob the bank and he never committed those crimes again after he got out of jail he was in jail for a long time he was in his twenties and he got out as an old man so if people do change I mean not everybody chooses to change but quite a people can change and the Democracy part allows you to make as much money as you want but the Socialist Party teaches you to care about others and be responsible with your money and others. Sexist religions toxic media that she teaches men and boys to Abused Women and treat them like sex objects violent video games like Grand Theft Auto all you know abuse p*** strip joints all over empathy in men and boys and that is what's making the crime go up so high in America so I hope this info really helps you realize the new studies

God bless this lady.. Her love and her strength is almost unbelievable. I am so happy that she had another baby. I think that is God's way of blessings her in his way. I will pray that her new baby gets ALL better ASAP. God be with all of them.

I am So proud of you Charity Lee, and God bless Ella ❤️ I promise to never forget her. I am so happy you were able to have another child. I cannot imagine your life, but I know how important it is to tell your story. Unfortunately, your son is far from alone with his psychological traits. I will continue to pray for all of you, especially Ella, but always to include Paris.. I love you from just another female stranger in America

I actually feel like Paris feels so much deep inside him.

@hayleyjay4378

3 жыл бұрын

Me too, people think that just because he is a genius with a 141 IQ he has to be a psychopath and that is so unfair, smart people also screw up...Everybody deserves a second chance, especially if you were a kid that still developing your brain and body at the time of the crime!

He should never get out.

@jennyaldrich4965

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

She’s dealt with nothing! Love is not going to change Paris and she’s been told this and yet continues to put Phoenix at risk. She’s codependent and deeply skewed herself. There is no therapeutic remedy for sociopathy! None! Zero! She was told before the murder, told by therapists that he had homicidal tendencies and she did nothing! He not only murdered his four year old sister he sexually assaulted her, tortured her then stabbed her 17 times. Why? Because he wanted Ella to know it was he who was hurting her. He’s not coming back from that. For society’s sake I pray he is never paroled!

@deannekliene2673

4 жыл бұрын

joanofarc33 shes stated he will never know their address n when hes released she will not be there.....in his life...

@dreamingrightnow1174

4 жыл бұрын

@@deannekliene2673 You're not getting this family. Charity's own mother sent soft porn comic books to her grandson in prison for child murder; then joined Paris in a lawsuit against Charity for asking the prison to stop allowing it. AFTER all that, Charity packed up her house in GA and moved in with her mom. They have no boundaries to say the least. The grandmother will definitely tell Paris where to find Charity and Phoenix, if Charity doesn't do it herself.

Just for the simple fact that the documentary noted that Paris feels a sense of great relief when he engages in dark dialogue just as what was in those books that his Grandmother was sending him in prison, and what was stated in regards to it is a major red flag. Charity also stated in the documentary while she was listening to the 911 call how fake Paris's cry was, she stated that everything about that 911 call on Paris's side was fake. I really have to second question Charity in regards to her willingness to be so open about where she is currently living at with her 3rd child. The day that Charity hears word of a possible prison release for Paris, I think that it would be more than wise for her to take her youngest child and go into hiding. Hopefully, with any luck, he will not be released from prison, as he is not only a grave threat to his own mother and baby brother, but he is also a grave threat to society. Paris confessed during the documentary that on the day that he had murdered his sister, he was looking to just kill anyone he can to let out the "rage" that was inside of him. Charity may some how feel a maternal bond to Paris, but, that's all that it is, is a maternal bond. The child, the son that she thought she once had, is no longer there, and he wasn't there for quite sometime before or after he had so vilely murdered his little sister. These demonic entities are born onto this earth through a woman's womb. Unfortunately, the unsuspecting mother has no idea what she has given birth to, so even after the child commits an abdominal act of murder or violence, that mother's instinctive maternal bond wants to somehow protect and care for that child regardless of what he has done. Paris was born this way, it's not nothing that was inherited, nor was it her fault, even in those early family video's you can see how violent his play was. We are not dealing with an individual that even remotely has the ability to feel any empathy or remorse, he is a demon seed. ​

@freddiegrace3770

5 жыл бұрын

I can tell during this documentary that Charity does not want her son out of prison because she knows he is dangerous and she is afraid of him. You can also tell that Paris just says what he knows everyone wants to here. I am usually against kids getting sent to prison for life,but in this case it is clear that Paris is a psychopath that has this dark place in his mind that he wants to act out. He is a budding serial killer I believe.

@deannekliene2673

4 жыл бұрын

Giana Isabella she has said she will not be in his life nor will he know where she is.

@deannekliene2673

4 жыл бұрын

Giana Isabella i agree except paris grandmother was also tried for her husbands murder....charity has said shes forgiven her even though she had been aquitted...speaks volumes...

@dreamingrightnow1174

4 жыл бұрын

The demon part is kinda cray; I hope you're speaking metaphorically. But even then, you're absolving men of all of whatever it is that creates psychosexual predators for for some reason.. Genetically, each of us is the result of two different DNA contributors; ignoring that seems pretty misogynistic.

@3dogmom

Жыл бұрын

His DNA was screwed from the beginning.. his birth father had several mental illnesses and his grandmother killed his grandfather. He was destined to have some issues anyway.

The more I see of Charity’s interviews, I’m thinking she really enjoys the attention & that may be the driving force to why she stays connected to Paris.

@deannekliene2673

4 жыл бұрын

Lisa its probably what keeps her going ...coming from a homicide survivor...

@alexm3279

4 жыл бұрын

She desperately tries to make her daughter's death meaningful..I kind of get that..she seems a bit off..you're right..but at least she tries to do something good

@smiley2477

4 жыл бұрын

I think she has high levels of narcissism but not as high as her mother and son. She also isnt a psychopath like they are. But yes she has a lot of issues. The biggest issue is she can't accept her mistakes or her children's mistakes. She has to accept what Paris did because there is no way around it but she clearly missed signs and even didnt listen to therapists warnings about Paris. She also indulges all her kids and especially narcissist and psychopaths need more boundaries but she is unable to do that.

@daisysummer514

4 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s a massive statement i hope nothing of this sort happens to you

@dreamingrightnow1174

4 жыл бұрын

@@smiley2477 Yeah, boundaries don't exist in this family. I agree; building her life around this horror is typical of a narcissist or borderline personality disorder. It's similar to Munchhausen's Syndrome imo. She sometimes says, despite believing she and Phoenix will be in danger form Paris when he gets out, that she doesn't think she will be able to 'turn her back' on him. That's the definition of crazy, and shows that she probably is no more able to protect Phoenix than she was able to protect Ella. And, like Paris, I don't think she can do better; she is wrestling a lot of demons..

Her son also raped/molested her daughter. I don’t know if I could love or care about my child after he did that. He told her he wanted her to feel the pain forever. I don’t know how she keeps talking to him or dealing with him at all. She’s a better woman than me.

I think we forget to love and teach our children as individuals and not as a whole (family unit) You can clearly see the detachment and resentment on the little boys face as his mother instructs him on how to interact with the little girl in the home movie clips. He’s screaming silently to “see” him too. His resentment is painfully visible. Children are very delicate and psychopaths aren’t born, they’re created. What an absolute tragedy that his cues were missed...

@jennyfferbastidas6534

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I could see that too, he wanted attention he didnt need to scream for help but only looking straight in the eyes you could see it...

@alexm3279

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately sociopaths and psychopaths are not made..it's a mental illness you are born with..not every psychopath is a killer..but he is a diagnosed sociopath with a narcissistic disorder..highly intelligent..he is a ticking time bomb..he always was..if he wouldn't have killed his sister..he would have killed somebody else..these people are incredibly manipulative and arrogant..they aren't honest..it would be interesting and important to study them..there is no cure..at least at the moment..and imo this wasn't preventable..even if he wouldn't have killed her..he still probably would be a killer..just imagine his age..such premeditation and violence at this age..it's very very rare

@dreamingrightnow1174

4 жыл бұрын

If psychopaths are a product of bad family systems, most of us are psychopaths, lol. Even Paris admits lots of people have parents with substance abuse issues, but most don't kill (and ejaculate) someone, much less a 4 year old, stabbed and strangled and punched to death.

Something doesn't seem right about Charity even before this murder took place... time will tell but I would not trust her..words..mark em..

@hayleyjay4378

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah! She relapsed into heroin and cocaine when he was only 13 years old and she refused to offer him mental health support after hearing (before the murder) from a Psychiatric that he (Paris) had homicidal tendencies. She fails to prevent this to happen when she could have had done something...

The mother is hiding a LOT about herself, she had led a pretty hardcore lifestyle from the look of it. That boy was in a LOT of pain. He might kill her if he gets out for running around telling the world what her boy did. She is in big trouble and she has another son to protect? Sorry but I think poor innocent mother isn't so innocent.

I can't stand hearing and seeing this monster

If you can't afford to send your kid to a counselor there's Native American shamans and there's other chakra yoga Healers there's ones for that donate their time to people for free and ones that charge you money but you can go to the free ones and get healings and their support groups where you can go to for free that help you understand certain mental health issues instead of seeing a counselor and just wanted to point that out in case people don't have the money there's always places for free you can go to I totally agree with her we need to stop judging people and cuz that makes people too scared to go get home cuz they'll get made fun of and we need some support people with mental health issues and focus on making sure our politicians pay for better Rehabilitation programs and stop voting for greedy Republicans that take away those programs and focus on making sure our government pays for programs to rehabilitate people better and make it affordable and make sure that insurances pay for enough sessions to heal someone properly

Just a random thought but charity is really pretty

I agree kids should not be charged as adults they have studies that show the brain is still developing and he can't drink alcohol until your age 21 I still have that law and yet they're still putting the kids in adult prisons I agree the rehabilitation programs are horrible & or insurances dont pay for 0 to very little sessons psychopathy disorder case with Beth Thomas got reversed so I feel there's could have been more she could have done to prevent him from becoming a murderer and I think she needs to take more responsibility for her son cuz psychopath disorder can be reversed it's been done before and I mean it's good that she's talking about how bad the justice system interrupts his and Rehabilitation centers are not that great and lack of insurance paying for enough sessions you know but I feel like she's not taking as much responsibility as she should there have been other mothers with Psychopathic children's I got them help in preventing people from getting murdered and there may not have been studies back and her time when he was 13 showing that it can be reversed but maybe if she knew that maybe she would take more responsibility you showing huge red flag sizes you could have got him help maybe you should can't handle the guilds that you could have prevented this and she wants to make herself believe that psychopath disorder can't be in reverse and there was nothing she could do to stop him I don't know she definitely should have separated the two after he has threatened to hurt her get him into some kind of facility not the kinds that drug you off and don't really treat core of the problem but some kind of Rehabilitation Center similar to like the one that Beth Thomas went to and she stopped trying to kill people in about 6-7 months

Her son was a child in need of help but instead he got prison. I imagine the system has done Further damage. I Hope Charity’s love will find the healing power this boys needs.

@freddiegrace3770

5 жыл бұрын

He is a sociopath with psychopathic tendencies. I am not sure what help he can really get. He was born that way.

@deannekliene2673

4 жыл бұрын

HuMan Being 34/7 i doubt he can ever get it .he doesnt FEEL love , hes a psychopath...she knows she cant be in his life when released...

@alexm3279

4 жыл бұрын

He is a highly intelligent psychopath, narcissistic sociopath..there is no help..unfortunately..he will very likely kill again..it's just a matter of time..

She literally got a new son to heal her wounds and re-parent her mistakes

@wendyanderson2670

3 жыл бұрын

Paris was just simply born a sociopath.

I wish you were my mum charity

@imchef17

3 жыл бұрын

@@ourcorrectopinions6824 man my comment was made 2 years ago I'd have to rewatch the video of why I said that.

She’s high as a kite in this. SMH.

@olgatrilogymartin3143

Жыл бұрын

We dnt know this she was tMi g medication after this traumatic event

I'm psychic and I feel like it is the mother's fault she did him very very bad in childhood.

@jasminefrichtl806

Жыл бұрын

I agree I'm very intuitional but it's not just that it the video she shows him saying bad things but she turns it off as soon as she starts disciplining him like she's got something to hide she starts talking about how drugs and mental health issues run in their family but she cuts it off and doesn't really talk about how she raised him and the Thomas had a psychopath disorder as a little girl she developed it from being sexually abused by her father and he died and her adopted parents noticed she was showing lack of empathy and trying to kill her brother and saying bad things just like a little boy was maturity son was and they sent her to a rehabilitation Farm Center and she looked at the psychologist and they reversed it and about seven months and now she's an adult psychologist and she helps others and they actually did studies at psychopath disorder is just undeveloped part of the brain that it has to do with empathy and you can actually redevelop it and make it stronger it has to do with your brainwaves and I know there's a lot more I can write about her that you already know about but I also grew up I was born with high-functioning Autism my mom didn't know she was pregnant with me that the heroin when she found out she quit the heroin and I have ADHD add and she didn't do drugs with my sisters they turned out way more normal than me and had more control over their behaviors and and my dad took away the accommodations in the coping methods that my Aunt Sharon she actually works with disabled children just like me and Summer Moore develop me developmental to say it disabled than me some the same amount and by the hate 80% better with the coping methods and my dad said it's embarrassing she just needs to behave 100% And she said no child but he's a hundred percent of the time it's a work of progress and I'm just glad that she's behaving 80% but her with sports and cognitive therapy and my Aunt Sharon bought me some things that would help me with white noise to help me sleep better and my dad took it all away cuz he said it was too much money my mom bought me a fish tank the bubbles helped me sleep and he took it away and said I just have a demon inside of me I just need to spit it out and behave and I started behaving even worse than I did before after that and ended up living with my aunt who gave me the attention I needed to and my uncle was very abusive and so I developed PTSD really bad and then I moved in with my mom again and it was just me and her I know if you serve alcoholic boyfriend I did really well and I have some therapy for a little while and that helped a lot and you know I got older so the 8 HD part wasn't as bad and cuz you can grow out of it to an extent and my dad was out of the picture and I went back with my aunt cuz my mom made me cuz I wasn't getting along with her boyfriend and my uncle was less abusive when I got older and the still developed PTSD from the abuse in the past and current abused it wasn't as often so I was able to graduate and when I was little I had no empathy for my sister and I put her in the hospital and I had empathy for Animals still though my sister did horrible things to me she was jealous because I was disabled I was getting a lot of attention and she admitted this to me when I got older and so she made friends with kids that were horrible to me and beating me up and she would make others hate me and she still does that but she forgave me and I later found out she never did and I forgave her and but I haven't busy now like even though she's still mean to me I have empathy now I was able to develop it enough and keep it stabilized and I can tell her son may have not have changed but there are sociopaths and Psychopaths out there that don't ever murder so being a sociopath versus psychopath doesn't make you a murderer trauma or being around bad influences like Ted Bundy had abused p*** and I can I mean if you read it inside the minds of angry men why does he do that by Lundy Bancroft abuse p*** is one of the sexist religions is one of the leading two causes toxic media that teaches men and boys to treat women like sex objects those are the three huge leading causes of teaching men and boys to have lower empathy towards women and it's why sadistically there's so much sexual and domestic violent crimes in America and when people do drugs it messes up the mind of the child and they're more likely to be born with small amount of empathy and it can be developed if the parent raise them right cuz your brain waves can be strengthened even if your brain waves have been weekend and I learned that from biofeedback sections Specialists and he said that the only thing he can fix the schizophrenia but even reading a book increases your brain waves and strengthens them so cognitive therapy involves feedback can increase your empathy levels this boy could have been helped if he had coming to therapy class and I don't know there's something not right about the mom they were times I had empathy for my sisters like there is a bowl that was chasing us we was next to a cow farm and my cousin's my siblings and my best friends were being chased and I had the bull come after me and they ran the other way and got out and I barely got through the fence and the bull was like hitting its head against the fence so I still at times would be there for them but there were times where I just might empathy turned off and I was just so all human beings have to turn the empathy off into an extended to eat an animal or a plant or Turbo proving so we all have the potential to the Psychopaths and sociopaths to a degree it's that part where you say no to that sadistic part of you every human has sadistic missing them I mean if you look a little baby puppies they will play fight which is sadistic to a small degree according to psychology and is to practice for hunting and sports that are violent violent video games being happy that someone who murdered your family members being executed those are all forms of sadistic behavior and some people have more than others and you have to learn to keep that sadistic side and check and it's been through trauma that sadistic side can grow and if you don't have a parent that understands that you need a developer empathy part of your brain and they're not helping you develop it that's just excited can grow and they get addicted to it just like dopamine when people do drugs or look at p*** and usually takes outside intervention to get them to control it and I mean there's always somebody who's going to choose to not get better even if they get the help they want but most people can get better with the right help in the right circumstances and when I worked at this Shipyard we have an underground city and I had inspected and that place is horrible I'll never work there again but we learn satistics that 90% of people will kill and still for survival if the government shuts down and so humans have the capacity to be really good or really bad and even without the government in plays you know there's tons of doctors that Gaslight their patients to make money off them Avril Lavigne was talking about it my psychologist talked about it how her doctor made her think it was all in her head and she got a second opinion and she had Lyme disease and they my psychologist said she was lied to About Her diagnosis too and she said it's an epidemic there's tons of people being lied to about their diagnosis because doctors make more money to secure the patient goes and they could pharmaceutical drugs that are bioengineered to have side effects to make people sicker McDonald's workers so food that gives people cancer the government there's a lot of pedophiles molesters in the government and they don't care about the environment they're destroying it DSHS workers Gaslight people shelters Gaslight claims to get more funding I mean if people doing horrendously evil things I I mean it's not obviously evil like stabbing somebody but behind the scene CPS ignored me and didn't believe me when I said that the foster care parent wasn't feeding me and cuz I was my dad lost custody of me for awhile for beating me up and so that there's just so much evil going on and people lie to themselves about it and pretend to be Christian good people even the Buddhist sect that I joined illegal bureaucrats there to I'm not saying there aren't really good people out there it's just not as many as people think and Mimi's capitalism Netherlands there's a the socialism teaches everybody to be equal and care for one another there's democracy so they can make as much money as they want but the Socialist part teaches them to share the money and care about others and be practical with their money and so there is significantly less crime there cuz government actually takes good care of their people and how the government treats the people can make a huge difference on how people will treat each other and the same thing goes for when you raise a disabled child or child has been with an undeveloped empathy part of the brain she probably did drugs and that's probably he was probably born that way and I bet she scolded him really bad about it instead of getting him help and could you turn that camera off a really quick when she started disciplining him so yeah I totally agree with you

Am I the only one that feels Charity is profiting off of her daughter's untimely death?

@Yearite84

4 жыл бұрын

Bellie Rolls Yes I believe she does it for the money too.. gross

@thekazilqum

4 жыл бұрын

Money and attention

@mollynino861

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t think it’s for the money. Her mom is rich and gives her money to live comfortably. Probably the attention

@tamiwallace7572

3 жыл бұрын

I don't agree. I think she had to have something positive out of the horrible event. She is helping others and it helps her work through the pain. It's therapy for everyone involved. We can't begin to understand the pain and trauma she has and still does go through.

@useryt437

3 жыл бұрын

same

Maybe if she didn't have relapsed on heroin again when he was only 13 years old and maybe if she had provided mental health support for Paris when she hears that he NEED IT all could have been different...At the end of the day, you're the one who raised your child so...

@AAA-ys9jv

3 жыл бұрын

Oh for God sake, if she could predict the future she would definitely take precautions, yes we are raising our kids but don’t sit in their heads to know they can hurt someone, especially when they are young as 13. Stop blaming her, it’s not fair

@corrinaedwards6592

3 жыл бұрын

I suggest you look at what mental health professionals have said about him and that have diagnosed him. You are way off !

@chiquitafeldberg8512

2 жыл бұрын

@@AAA-ys9jv no it's not her fault because she also has big issues, I mean her mum killed her dad and she seemed to not be too bothered by it? Of course she was, so all the tattoos, lack of career, she is a barmaid, 3 kids with no daddies and I don't believe for one moment she didn't have a good time on the drugs ,I think there is a LOT more to her.

@XtineJohnes

Жыл бұрын

She most likely did drugs when she was pregnant with him, and then is SHOCKED when he acts crazy. She seems crazy too.

@3dogmom

Жыл бұрын

@@chiquitafeldberg8512 I’ve see a few of your comments and you sound absolutely stupid 😒

He could not have made other choices because YOU(his mother) does not listen to him.