Charity was told by a psychologist that Paris had homicidal tendencies but she insisted on taking him home . She should have gotten him some help.

@cs-mh2dh

5 жыл бұрын

*a*, Charity did claim that to be true. Her response was that she didn't think that would have done him any good. The problem is that if she had acted on the phychologist's diagnose, Ella would still be here. You need to research further. Charity may have changed her mind since, but she had admitted to that diagnose. They all knew Paris had mental issues but continued to stay in denial or couldn't accept it.

@jmp_1_1

5 жыл бұрын

Mearleain Smith I do pray for her but though she insists there were no signs, there was that doc's diagnosis and via the documentary Paris shakes his baby sister and later a video with him saying “kill charity's children”, how are these NOT warnings? Perhaps she was in denial?

@jmp_1_1

5 жыл бұрын

cs exactly

@samanthajohnson7207

5 жыл бұрын

What kind of help should she have gotten him? It's not an easy task to do. The mental health system does little to nothing for kids with that kind of issues. Unless you have unlimited funds, or the child commits a crime, resources are extremely limited. Unfortunately, the systems are all set up to blame parents for their child's issues rather than help them.

@thevoidisshining

5 жыл бұрын

@@samanthajohnson7207 so then its better to DO NOTHING, as she did??? No...

The reason she didn't disclose her father's murder before is the same reason she later sought her mother's "love" and left GA and moved in with her mother on the Bennet estate (after her mother and Paris filed a lawsuit against her) and why, despite the shifting sands of alianses and subterfuge, they all profess love for each other. This is a very intelligent but mentally ill family.

@alexandriafitts9262

2 жыл бұрын

Agree....

@crystalm718

4 ай бұрын

Wait why did Paris sue her?

@msmichelle822

3 ай бұрын

I disagree. Genetics are only 50% and no promise the mental illnesses in one side of the family will be passed down. The sincerity in her voice and demeaner shows someone who was set up to be a lifetime victim. The system is responsible for this because they did not hold her mother accountable for murder and prosecute her. Children learn what they live.

Is it just me, or did anyone else think that pillow was wrapped in duct tape?

I realize that this was filmed ages ago, but some of the comments make me sick. The judgement and people telling her what she should or should not have done, so much victim blaming. This lady has lived through so much. She had a traumatic childhood and probably didn't get the best emotional support in her upbringing and to help her after what happened to her father. She was doing the best that she could with what she had to support and love her children. Most of us are just trying our best, life is rarely pretty, perfect and straight forward. We all make mistakes, but the bottom line is Paris CHOSE to do what he did. I bet Charity would turn back time if she could, so the comments are so unnecessary. I hope she has all the support and love she needs, I have so much respect for her. I couldn't have survived all of that.

Paris is getting exactly what he wanted now. His mother's attention on trying to fix things for him...

@Cocobrown4u

5 жыл бұрын

@*a*./ I don't believe that psychos respect loving-kindness qualities. I believe they view those traits as weaknesses to break and destroy people. I think his mother should accept that he's a psycho and get as far away from him as possible before he leaves prison. She's clearly next on his hit list.

@joanofarc33

5 жыл бұрын

Cocobrown4u No. Phoenix is being set up as the sacrificial lamb. And even if he doesn’t physically hurt him, he’ll psychologically damage him.

@uyoebyik

3 жыл бұрын

Paris must have a biological father. Maybe he's a a psychopath too. Personality traits are inheritance

@jewel5948

2 жыл бұрын

@@uyoebyik Heard his father was diagnosed with schizophrenia.

@leannawatson3460

2 жыл бұрын

no shes not trying to fix things for him! she is trying to change a broken system get it right

MY GOD STOP JUDGING POINTING WITH FINGERS IM SURE SHE DIDNT WANT THAT TO HAPPEN WE ARE NOT EVEN TALKING ABOUT PARIS OR ELLA ITS HER SHE IS A MOTHER AND SHE SUFFERS SHE IS NOT A ROCK SHES A HUMAN BEING....

@Deenique16

5 жыл бұрын

Shut up

@lisaann2744

5 жыл бұрын

jennyffer bastidas lower your caps, freak.

@deannekliene2673

4 жыл бұрын

Amen to that! She didnt plan this and is a victim also....why do ppl always blame victims? NO ONE believes their child is capable of this, mothers naturally cant concieve it, its like blaming a rape victim for not wearing her winter coat......im sure if she saw it coming she wouldve stopped it...damm....

@Miszkuta

3 жыл бұрын

Well said

@Miszkuta

3 жыл бұрын

People that can’t empathise with this lady. Well u have to wonder

He also raped his 4 year old sister I’m not sure why that wasn’t part of her description in how he tortured her, the thought that she has another child and Paris is a complete psychopath is scary because he will get out and never have changed. I’m disgusted that on top of all that he raped her also no way would I be able to forgive him. He wanted her to suffer a lifetime she should let him suffer alone for a lifetime.

@butterflyforeve

5 жыл бұрын

He is a sociopath much much worse

@zwergie256

5 жыл бұрын

There is no evidence she was raped.

@thesunnyleo

5 жыл бұрын

I can’t find her autopsy report online? How’d you find out she’d been raped?

@PingvinasBuratinas

3 жыл бұрын

She did not mention this because she was abusing him herself. This woman should be in jail. Believe me when I say this!

@krueldarkness2691

2 жыл бұрын

@@PingvinasBuratinas how do you know.honestly this woman scares me more than any other member of the family.

She thinks it’s abnormal for victims groups to want the people to suffer who tortured, raped and killed people they love. Her forgiving her son is the weird way of thinking here.

@explorer0213

2 жыл бұрын

No it is not it's a sign of strength and all parents should love unconditionally. And to want to rape and torture other's is making yourself the very thing that you say you hate.

This lady is a SAINT in my eyes. Has she had her problems, yes. But i am recovering heroin addict also )(sober since june 1 2016 which is the longest i have had) and with that said, she had only 1 relapse in 2005, a year after the killing of her daughter, and she still goes on and can maintain being sober. I have relapsed over the STUPIDEST things, and she has held strong through the unimaginable. I absolutely commend her.❤

@ellamayo1452

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree if that didn't set her back nothing will now. I'm the same since 2018 so know how hard it is. Well done its good to hear someone else is doing well too even though I don't know you, I've only seen it destroy and take lives of the people around me. Wishing you all the best moving forward 💕

Why cut out the good part where she is talking about her dad?

God bless you for being strong in such a very bad situation. I am Bipolar and I know how it feels to have bad thoughts even though they have been against myself. Medications keep me grounded. You are a inspiration and I am glad you have forgiven your son. Keep up the good fight.

@biggieshaq

2 жыл бұрын

Tt

Shame on whoever tries to drag this woman down.

No behavior problems?!?! Says the lady he tried to stab before he was locked up on the psych ward, before he killed his sister. 😳😔

@Acm19999

5 жыл бұрын

Jill ThePI aaaand has been diagnosed with homicidal tendencies a year before he killed Ella🤔

@aprildannettegosa5381

5 жыл бұрын

she thought he would hurt her not Ella till you have lived her life do not judge her

@Acm19999

5 жыл бұрын

April Dannette Gosa she couldn’t know whom he would hurt. She failed them both by not getting him help.

@jilltheprivateinvestigator3328

5 жыл бұрын

@@aprildannettegosa5381 yeah well, I'm entitled to my opinion. Why did she not mention him raping Ella too? She is STILL defending him, and complaining about what a terrible place he's in. HE chose that, and he's STILL lying about it.

@KimF1

3 жыл бұрын

@@jilltheprivateinvestigator3328 Exactly! The rape and sexual degradation of a five year old child is a while different issue than murderous thoughts towards his mother, WTF?!

I feel for, knowing all she knows about her son she's still trying to be a mother to him. I hope for her safety & ours that he's never released.

How does the interviewer "know" for a fact that Charity is an "excellent" mother whenever Charity left her crazy (already diagnosed) 13- yr-old son alone with her 4 -yr-old daughter & another 13-yr-old babysitter? Duh is too duh!

@cs-mh2dh

5 жыл бұрын

It is obvious that she was NOT an excellent mother. The truth is, she should be accounted for fault in the murder of Ella and given a sentence. Instead, she is patronizing in Ella's death and her son's mental state to gain her fame of attention.

@soapwonder2284

5 жыл бұрын

for real the nanny was only 13 yrs old? Are you sure? That’s completely fucked up!

@liv3127

5 жыл бұрын

How do you know that babysitter was 13?

@namastebaybee7778

5 жыл бұрын

The babysitter wasn’t fucking 13. Paris told the babysitter (of age) to go home early. So the nanny did.

@yamiletbenitez6164

5 жыл бұрын

@@cs-mh2dh You have no right to say she was not you do not knos her psrsonally you have no clue what she went throught this only gave a glimpse of her

Charity is a strong, and beautiful woman. I wish her the very best for her future, she has already been through so much heartache in her life...

@phuckEuo

5 жыл бұрын

Bitch you dumb

@BEELZEBABE_

5 жыл бұрын

Charity? Is that you?

@Acm19999

5 жыл бұрын

She’s a liar

@mariafoteini

5 жыл бұрын

Gothic Hillbilly lol fuck off i also think that Charity is an unbelievably strong and a genuinely good person. I wish her all the best.

@carolinesmyth127

5 жыл бұрын

@@phuckEuo Dick you dumber.

He's sitting in prison reading and looking at violent bdsm pornographic comics and books that his grandmother enables him with ....he's going to get out and do it again..."better" and bigger this time with all his prison schooling.

@dudedude4034

2 жыл бұрын

And she ( Charrity ) still calling him " sociopath " wich is a huge mistake…Her son is psychopath with the IQ of 142 ( not a 0,5% of the world population got such a high IQ )…..Her son is the same league like a Jeff Dahmer, Ed Kamper, Ted Bundy, etc…… ….2027 is his first parole hearing and latest 2047 he gonna be a free man ( even without parole )…..

@explorer0213

2 жыл бұрын

@@dudedude4034 one psychiatrist said he would be bundy number 2 if given the chance. I think it runs in families his grandmother sounds like a psychopath.

@dudedude4034

2 жыл бұрын

@@explorer0213 Correct ( his granny is psychopath)….Paris is few levels above Bundy btw….

In one point Paris told an interviewer that if he had killed Ella that he could have his mother all to himself again. To those who have not seen the documentary Paris actually was not happy when Charity was pregnant with Ella. Paris was internally jealousy that he was going to share his life with a new sibling. Paris also had murderous thoughts about killing.

So sorry to hear about how her mother treated her.

I know she’s trying to heal and do good to others! But let’s not get deluded and stay with the facts! But what do I care if her psychopath son is exposed to rape by inmates or prison guards! That‘s what you get when you sexually assault your little sister, choke her and stab her 17 times! And then pretend on 911 to perform CPR, while you are actually in a different room! Instead of watching sadistic porn, he should have googled the consequences or what’s going on in prisons! Now he knows! A living hell until 2047! And then he goes on TV to complain that he doesn’t have a girlfriend and that he’s not insane and misunderstood! Seriously?

In the documentary charity says the doctor diagnosis paris as a quote on quote “sociopath” but in this interview she says the doctor says Paris is a “psychopath”. Completely different mental disorders.Somethings not adding up. And There is other details that she mentions here that she never did on the documentary such as the rape.

@sarahwass6249

3 жыл бұрын

"Conduct disorder" is what she said also I know about this my son has this and believe me when I tell you it's hard work bringing up a child with this condition also autism I also have other children with disabilities and I get threats from my children my older son tried to stab me for telling him to clean his room so yes my heart truly cares for charity no one is perfect but mothers like us try our best to be good parents 😏

@explorer0213

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarahwass6249 Hope you get all the help and support you need.

@sarahwass6249

2 жыл бұрын

@@explorer0213 nobody really wants to help the docs love shoving medication down his throat and sometimes don't even think it helps him at all.he nearly 16 years old and I just don't think they can be bothered with older children 😔 that's not all he done either I been punched slapped kicked just kind of get used to these behaviours after a while

I don't know why you skipped right past all the stuff that got the boy in that state. It's so obvious this woman had a very isolated traumatic childhood which led her to having such a traumatic adult life. Whenever a parent is emotionally abused like she was and they go through life trying to find the culprit, her mother clearly started the whole cycle of abuse that is more emotional neglect and the most painful. No wonder diving into heroin and hard lifestyle was her anger at her own mother for killing her dad. My concern is that poor kid who still isn't getting any help at all. Oh boy that kid hates his mother in ways she can't still understand why. No father? What did he just disappear? Comon people this kid is a victim here also. She paints a rosy picture of his childhood but I don't think she ever knew how her son was feeling, by having a mother run around telling everyone she was a heroin addict! Poor kid has anyone ever wondered why he wants to kill his mother?

Dont think id call her life "facinating"...i read so much judgement of her here...as i am a homicide survivor twice over, ill say we cant predict the totally unexpected.....its impossible....families of perps nor victims are NOT responsible, no one sees it coming...it isnt always a result of family relations or training...

I'm waiting for her to state she was using drugs weeks before the crime happened. I understand it's not her fault, but I think it is important to say everything as it was.

audio on this interview is annoying, what's the point in using a mic if you can't use it properly?

Iam beoynd angry with this comment section! some of you should not only be completely ashamed of yourselves but stop commenting shit you either dont understand, know or even care about because its a joke and im ashamed for you all. An addict does not make a shit parent for one. The comments about her using this for her fame blah blah blah! if any of you had bothered to listen or a simple research you would know its fk all to do with that. The women is trying to help a broken system, she is teaching, shes an advocate and a mother and yeah what i know of her with almost 12 yrs ive done of my research she is a great mother! And lets face it who the hell are any of you to judge her!! who gave you all that right?? grrrrrrr people are such assholes man please all do better

Families of inmates are victims too, I know from personal experience. I admire Charity.

@deannekliene2673

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

@ourcorrectopinions6824

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, but she’s not one of them.

@PingvinasBuratinas

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously? You need help.

I don’t get why the babysitter didn’t call the mom & ask her if she can leave early

I wish Ella was the 1 child

I don’t blame her for what he did but I don’t like how she skips over in her interviews about how he tried to stab her and he had homicidal tendencies and she didn’t get him help and took him home anyway.she needs to be completely honest about her story and she does not tell us that part her mother tells us that part. I don’t blame her I do believe she wants to help people now and tell her story to people and teach people about mental illness. But she needs to be completely honest about her story and she is not. She skips over a very important part of the story.

Also why cut off the story about charities mom paying for her husbands hoochies apartments and bills? Most interesting thing that was said before you cut it off

Charity failed her child. Watch the documentary “the family I had” this whole family is insane.

@louisel3994

5 жыл бұрын

WindSunMoonStars how dare you presume to know that! It frustrates me , until you experience something like that you can’t know !

@yamiletbenitez6164

5 жыл бұрын

@@RandomKZread123 Explain why you think she is

@carolinesmyth127

5 жыл бұрын

She failed her child in the sense that she didn't believe he had homicidal tendencies, but the label insane, doesn't fit. No one is perfect, but Charity clearly loves her children. The state of Texas failed imo. Paris should have been helped, as should Charity.

@kristinafawn1766

3 жыл бұрын

You're an absolute jerk. She didn't fail her kids. She couldn't have seen this coming and she surely didn't set her son up to be a murder.

WHERE IS THIS BABYSITTER?????DID SHE TESTIFY IN COURT

@LilMiagi05

5 жыл бұрын

She probably left them home alone.

@earthangeltan4199

5 жыл бұрын

I SUSPECT...THERE WASN'T A BABYSITTER. HAD THERE BEEN...IN A CASE LIKE THIS, I'D THINK THAT THE BABYSITTER WOULD HAVE TO SPEAK UP. AND SINCE NO ONE'S HEARD ANYTHING...CHANCES ARE: THE 2 CHILDREN WERE ALONE.😞

@nickjackson124

5 жыл бұрын

@@earthangeltan4199 I agree. It doesn't make sense that the babysitter just left them alone on the kid's advice. What kind of babysitter does that? None. Which makes me think that it's all made up to cover the fact that they were alone and unsupervised.

@explorer0213

2 жыл бұрын

If the baby sitter was named it would place the spot light of blame on her no one deserves that it was paris and only him to blame for this crime.

What can be done with psychopaths if they cannot be cured?

@julieleng5589

5 жыл бұрын

@B. Gordon Won't they kill you? Or rob you? Betray your trust? Sabotage your life?

@cmar7514

3 жыл бұрын

They can’t be. Period!

@DC-bp8sx

3 жыл бұрын

Psychopaths are BORN, sociopaths and narcissists are MADE by their environmental factors. Most psychopaths aren’t killers. They make excellent emergency room doctors, surgeons, experts in any field that requires a strong stomach. They make excellent military personnel, navy seals are filled with psychopaths. You’ll find them in high powered jobs, government and police. They can’t be cured but most aren’t killers. The ones who want to kill usually are a lost cause.

I need her help... I feel as though mental health isn’t taken seriously and I want to devote my life to helping her reach her goals if she’ll help me help my community if this message gets to her I will know my calling is real and I’m not the only one really trying to reach the masses alone anymore

They brought his high IQ, so much for that, her son did have behaviour problems she didn't want to admit to that. Avoids answering those questions and she lies a lot, Charity does, seems to run in the family.

@donnaadom8483

3 жыл бұрын

If we're gonna judge her, its not that she lies too much, its that she is too honest, doesn't have a filter. Little surprise though, living through all that, then being paraded as entertainment.

Paris is eligible for parole in 2027

Such a strong woman after everything she went through... This isn t her fault, her kid is sick... This could happen to anyone... I m happy she had another kid to help her heal... May Ella Rest In Peace...

@PingvinasBuratinas

3 жыл бұрын

You are pathetic.

Where was the father ?

How do you not know. That the damn mic isn’t close enough. I can’t hear a word

Okay, this interview was like 8 years ago - did he finally kill his mother, Charity??

@donnaadom8483

3 жыл бұрын

He's in prison, so, no.

It amazes me that people think it’s ok to wish someone dead. Like wishing someone dead is much better than actually killing someone. Apparently some people need to go back to kindergarten and learn two wrongs don’t make a right. He did something inexcusable but wishing someone dead is inexcusable too.

@mrs.elentz2336

5 жыл бұрын

Go through horrific trauma. Be forced to participate in incestuous rape on camera as a 4yr old kid THEN come back and tell me it's not ok to wish someone dead. Wishing someone dead IS better than murder. You cannot compare apples to oranges.

@zwergie256

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.elentz2336 Incestuous rape on camera? WTF are you babbling about?

@nickjackson124

5 жыл бұрын

There is nothing wrong with wishing someone who raped, beat, chocked, tortured and killed a little girl to be dead. If you have a heart and empathy, that's what you should be feeling towards a person who did that. There's nothing wrong with it, it's called JUSTICE, and it doesn't make us worse for it.

@zwergie256

5 жыл бұрын

@@nickjackson124 Wishing someone dead is not empathy. That feeling you're feeling, that's vengeance, not empathy.

@nickjackson124

5 жыл бұрын

@@zwergie256 it is empathy, because you care about the people that person hurt, and the lives he destroyed. That's called empathy. And there's not a damn thing wrong with that. Wanting justice for the crimes that person committed is not a bad thing. So get off of that already.

Is there a cure for a sociapath? Ive not heard of one.

@Deenique16

5 жыл бұрын

No there isnt. But they can get treatment to be more stable.

@carolinesmyth127

5 жыл бұрын

@Sweet Cheeks not so sweet then...

4 жыл бұрын

His mother should have put him in inpatient psychiatric care long before the murder. There, he could have been given intensive psycho-therapy where his violent instincts could have been curtailed by making him realize physical and emotional violence is counter-productive to his best and only real interest, himself. Once he realizes prison equates to his own suffering, he would direct his instincts into other avenues, most likely business which where these emotional cripples tend to excel. It all could have gone another way for Paris. He could be a multi-millionaire business mogul now having stepped on countless people to make it and skirting legality to make sure he's kept on top. They're even capable of families, and though they never truly fall in love with their spouse, they are capable of having something closely approximating 'affection' for their children, solely because on a primal level they see their children as extensions of themselves. End of the day, in my opinion, she fucked up. There is no cure, but they can be managed if you successfully manipulate their ego and self-serving nature.

Her mom admitted it

I hope that Paris never comes out......it's so sad because that's her child......and I know no matter what she struggles with thinking how he is if he's getting hurt, it's hard but jail is no place for help...and either a phyce ward...I feel bad that she lost two children....but I also hope that God blessed her , her son should never do out as sad as it makes me feel because I know this is not what she wanted for her kid her first born!

This case proves the boogie man is very real this poor woman 😢

You all should keep your “1st amendment law” mouths shut. You have NO idea what this woman was put through. No one should be judging her unless you have a walked the exact mile in her shoes. You “judgy” people make me sick and regret being a human being.

In many cases people who are psychopaths are really smart. It would be nice if they could find out what the heck is going on in their brain. Why one thing over functions & the other doesn’t function at all. I can’t even imagine being in her shoes. She’s better than me. I wouldn’t have any pity for Paris😤 that part irritates me!

beautiful Charity :)

They need to keep him in prison they know that he's a threat they know that he could go out and kill her or Phoenix or both and yet they don't do anything to stop that. Is she going to go before the board for parole and tell them to just keep him in there? I'm scared he's going to get out and kill her and her child but then again he could just end up killing the child to hurt her even more and knowing that they have no business letting him out

Wow the mental damage she's been threw is crazy I definitely think she's going to kill someone next

what the hell. I understand she lost her baby girl Ella & this how Ella foundation was started. this Interview she mostly spoke of Ella & then on to talk bout helping or trying to help adults who are in prison & so on. why the hell isn't he focused on getting her son Paris HELP? I feel this is going to inrage him more & when he gets out he will go after his moother (charity)!!

@RubyOpheliaQuinn

5 жыл бұрын

She has tried a lot to get Paris help but Paris is a diagnosed psychopath and there isn't really help for that.

@butterflyforeve

5 жыл бұрын

@@RubyOpheliaQuinn he us actually a sociopath which is worse.

@butterflyforeve

5 жыл бұрын

Did you even watch the last of this interview? Because all she talked about is helping Paris and how he was raped in prison.

@ladypearl9134

5 жыл бұрын

TheCherokee63 Actually, in the documentary "The Family I Had", she refused to get him help when she was repeatedly told he was severely mentally compromised. Rather, she just kept seeking a new medical opinion for him that she could reconcile herself to. She never received one & he never received help. The whole family is very messed up. Watch the doc, it is very interesting. Although the doc never even mentions the rape of Ella.

@TheCherokee63

5 жыл бұрын

If there no way to help Paris, basically he more than likely repeat his crime when he gets out? when released he should be placed in a Mental Hospital . So sad to see children like this.

Calling a drug addict an excellent mother is ridiculous.

Disgusting A-Z .... But she's an apologist for Criminals

I really could careless about hearing about her poor son in prison. He is getting what he deserves.

@akilamccoy9430

5 жыл бұрын

Then don't watch the video, dumb ass. Tf

No me parece que la madre sea víctima, se visctimiza pues es más sencillo que tomar su respo sabilidad, drogarse y dejar a cargo a su hijo es super violento

@marsmoon2415

5 жыл бұрын

Exacto

Paris s goal of winning back his mother from his sister sounds a lot like Walter whites goal of providing for his family

Paris is the one who knocks he is the danger maybe he’s even Heisenberg’s son

Charity, you all just talked about the number of people incarcerated in this country... I was reading earlier tonight from ScienceMag, they said 10 million people are incarcerated each year in the US. That's a lot people! So, I definitely don't see how they could be rehabilitating anyone in there!

I always thought that it is harsh and unnecessary to have prisoners behind glass. Unable to touch there family visitors, i wonder how many attacks happen in a visit room against visitor of inmates. By the inmates not the officers or officer involvement.

@butterflyforeve

5 жыл бұрын

Not as many as you think. In most prisons you can sit and touch a prisoner. Most times if they are in minimum or medium security prisons they can touch. Heck if they are in federal lower security prison they don't have fences and barb wire. They have signs do not cross this path. My brother had a playground outside his "jail" where his kids would come play when they visited.

@highpowerincontrol9731

5 жыл бұрын

All prisons arent like that my uncle was in prison for life until he died of cancer two years ago and when i used to visit him we sat at a table together and was able to hug eachother..even when he was moved to another prison it was the same way..but they were prisons in ms..and every time i went there was never any attacks or fights to break out in the visitation area

Children are studying their mother from the time they're born. That includes children born with psychopathic traits. We don't know who the biological father is and what type of person he is

@leannawatson3460

2 жыл бұрын

Paris's father is a schizophrenic with audio and visual hallucinations

This interview is so annoying the interviewer is prioritising the microphone for herself and holding the mic further away from Charity. It’s harder to hear Charity’s voice and answers especially if you are hard of hearing like me, although it gets better as it goes on as Charity naturally speaks up.

She's so beautiful she must be gay

@forreal245

5 жыл бұрын

Nawww....she goes on to have a 3rd kid. In the doc about her 13 yr-old-son murdering her 4 yr old, her 3rd child (at about 2 yrs of age) asks Paris about her "sugar daddy". How does a 2 yr-old KNOW this terminology? This woman & her mother are real fruitcakes. In this interview, she says she believes her mother had her dad murdered & that she never speaks to her, yet she moved back to Georgia to live with her (wealthy) mother after this interview. A bunch of kooks.

@butterflyforeve

5 жыл бұрын

@@forreal245 she lives next door to her mother. She did that because she felt like a hypocrite for forgiving Paris and not her mother. Her mother is a sick bitch did you see the reading materials she was sending Paris in prison? She was feeding into his sick and demented fantasies

@butterflyforeve

5 жыл бұрын

@@forreal245 and also how do ypu KNOW exactly what the 2 yr old meant by sugar daddy? It could have been just a silly 2 yr old putting words together or it could have been something someone said and the 2 yr old picked up on it. I love how people assume they know it must be something the child was taught. 2 yr olds can actually form their own sentences. I can remember my own children repeating things they had heard in an adult convo or even standing in line at a grocery store. Heck even things they heard at daycare and I wouldn't have a clue where they knew it from. Kids are sponges and you don't always remember to check yourself when you are speaking around a child.

@renaimodel

5 жыл бұрын

for real granny set Paris up murder charity =$$$$$

@zwergie256

5 жыл бұрын

@@butterflyforeve The new kid, Phoenix, doesn't know if he's a boy or a girl, at five. She's a heroin addict who's had three kids with three different men, and actively kept them away to deliberately form a single parent, fractured family. Then she has a "relapse", with two kids, one of them a toddler. She calls her son Paris a predator but moves in next door to momma, while they both committed the same crime (allegedly).

I feel for this family for everything they have been through, but I have to say that in some of the home videos you can clearly see his serious jealous behavior with his sister and also if Charity would not have had her son Phoenix she would be alone in this world...this is so sad any way you look at it.