You see directly in his eyes there‘s nobody home. What a creep.

@kassykreutzer6972

8 ай бұрын

Nope just a demon no human

I am disgusted that the "justice" system let him out to destroy a little girl! What is wrong with us??

@dabizness6662

8 ай бұрын

You should try islam

@CaseyLamah

8 ай бұрын

EVIL “Justice System”

@veronicadunkley7301

8 ай бұрын

Exactly the justice system is full of sh?? I hope this cockroach🪳rot in prison👿👿👿👿

@lizc6393

8 ай бұрын

He didn't destroy her though! She is a wickedly strong survivor and advocate for other abused women!

@LassadBenaziza-vf6xg

8 ай бұрын

Definitely

Sexual predators should be made to serve their sentences consecutively and in full. Maybe then the number of these tragedies could be reduced.

@Canuckchick32

8 ай бұрын

I agree! He and his wife are pure beasts! 👹

@bk9852

8 ай бұрын

And castration

@isaahedits6714

8 ай бұрын

i just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤

@isaahedits6714

8 ай бұрын

​@@Canuckchick32i just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤

@isaahedits6714

8 ай бұрын

​@@bk9852i just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤

The crime was letting him out so he could do it again. He should have been in jail for life. He's a sick man and his wife is a sick woman.

His early release from jail the first time also allowed this to happen. Anyone convicted of such a crime should have been monitored more closely and the very slightest parol violation should have put him back in jail.

@rrrose1000

8 ай бұрын

Must put him in jail for.all hs life

@teresahaugen3974

8 ай бұрын

He should never have been let out.

@Reesy2002

8 ай бұрын

NO!!!!! HE SHOULD'VE NEVER GOTTEN OUT OF PRISON IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!!

@00ShaFi00

Ай бұрын

The system supports this type of crime.

Jaycee is now a thriving strong warrior for other survivors. What she went through was absolutely heartbreaking. But those 2 pieces of trash are where they both belong and she's out here living her best life.

@joanna7350

8 ай бұрын

Jaycee, not Casey.

@heidimedel

8 ай бұрын

@joanna7350 oh that's right. I'm very hard at hearing. 😬

@joanna7350

8 ай бұрын

it's ok@@heidimedel

@carolnahigian9518

8 ай бұрын

Wanda Barzee is RELEASED, Why?????

Damn right. Death penalty should definitely be exdended to sex offenders.

@deboraholsen2504

8 ай бұрын

Then, damn it, vote for Trump! He has promised that if he gets to be President again, he will pass laws so that all convicted sex offenders will receive the death penalty!!!

@marianneknapp4846

8 ай бұрын

A Million fold YES there's no first time and the Rehabilitation no way unable to be helped do you know how cleaned up our world would be it would be like a ghost town ❤

@stacysmith7387

8 ай бұрын

Agreed 100%.

@MrBibi86

8 ай бұрын

Death penalty is the easy way. a worse punishment is sitting in prison to the day you die.

@ccsorn

8 ай бұрын

@MrBibi86 I would agree if the justice system could be trusted to keep a life sentence a life sentence. To many times, a new law comes along and says, "Yeah, we said they should be sentenced this long, but we changed our minds." This even happens with death penalty cases, so neither punishment is really guaranteed.

ONLY 11 YEARS?!!!!! What’s the matter with the System nowadays?!He should have gone to the GAS CHAMBER the first time!!

@sandragill9916

8 ай бұрын

Agree ruined her whole life but he gets to live his and ruin another persons life and children

@juniordixie9489

8 ай бұрын

I would prefer the electric chair.

Put him in general population, never protect him, never go to his rescue, let prison justice run its course

That forensics phycologist was creeping me out 😂

@mauriciovillamilbetancourt9003

8 ай бұрын

I was looking for this comment... She looks creepier than him with her ice cold emotionless face

@gaillessard2786

8 ай бұрын

Yes, her affectation in general was very strange! I couldn't sit and speak to someone like that.

@ScottJarvisMETALHEAD

8 ай бұрын

@@mauriciovillamilbetancourt9003 definitely a strange one... Probably a case of spending too much time with the nutters

@pembrokelove

8 ай бұрын

@@gaillessard2786okay THANK YOU! I had to go through half the comments to find someone else who was creeped tf out by that woman and that shocks me. She looks like a robot with dead eyes or something. It’s quite unsettling.

@lazeywinde6113

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, I was doing something with this playing in the background and didn't see who was talking- I actually thought it was that shiteater's wife talking for a moment. "He probably ... shouldn't ... have been let .... out of prison." Creeped me out too.

This story makes me never want to let my kid be alone/without me at any point. This world is scary and sad.

@artisthusnatalal3099

8 ай бұрын

Yes protect her / him

@HaloX999

8 ай бұрын

Fun fact... The reporter was part of a group who organised to kidnap a kid in Lebanon!

@sarahrean7174

8 ай бұрын

You can track them now I have a mirror with something in it and even as an adult (37 )police can found me

@tlihdsnm26947

8 ай бұрын

That causes other, more likely, issues. Teach them to have the sense of you inside them so they have it for life

@beatrijsvannuffel1922

8 ай бұрын

Give your child(eren) freedom please. The most horrible parents are the ones Who are afraid. What a burden as a kid. Keep on breathing, little ones.

My mother boyfriend abused me for 3 years, i couldnt imagine having to endure that for 18 years. He started when i was 11. It stays with you, and i see a therapist and take meds to help with the flash backs and panic attacks but that sense of peace and safety is no longer there any more i'm wary of people, i look for the exits in the places i go to and make emergency plans in case of emergency situations. I carry a weapon with me whether it be a knife or something sharp, my innocence and peace of mind were stolen from me and i will never get that back, but i do advocate for us and try to look out for others and tell them my story so that they can be more vigilant.

@pauljordan4452

8 ай бұрын

Who's your father? I'm sorry that man was an abusive bastard to you!

@garycooper9207

6 ай бұрын

I am so sorry.

What horrifies me is that there are monsters walking among us! Scares the hell out of me to be honest.

@sandragill9916

8 ай бұрын

There are probably lots of girls being held prisoner , missing persons etc that is whats scary

@julieshearer9964

8 ай бұрын

That is an actual fact 💯

@Galactic_Galactic89

8 ай бұрын

As it should.

@BFdEutschLaNd

8 ай бұрын

i wonder why his wife was involve of the kidnapping? I thought he was just alone. Oh my

@julieshearer9964

8 ай бұрын

@@ZenDissonance nah learn how to feel the energy of a person. You feel it

Parents MUST teach their children how to defend themselves against such atrocities.

@wholeshebang1

8 ай бұрын

Yes, and *firstly,* how to *maintain situational awareness* at all times, not allow themselves *to be in a room, building or area* that they could be _trapped in_ or _can't escape from,_ to _walk with a sense of purpose_ (attackers look for people slumped over or not paying attention, to stick to well-used roads and routes, and to always _look around _*_their surroundings_* and _plan an _*_escape route._* Show them *respect* and *encourage confidence,* and *autonomy,* instead of _criticizing_ them. Give *constructive feedback.*

@katiekane5247

8 ай бұрын

Show little girls how to let their inner fierce demon loose. They're taught to be compliant & quiet.

@breakingbadheisenberg9703

8 ай бұрын

Easy said then done , we don't teach correctly, sex offends are not always strangers ( stranger danger ) there our sex offenders who simply see opportunity. People you know or are related too .😔

@winifredherman4214

8 ай бұрын

Well, not letting a strange guy into your car seems pretty basic!! Then crashing it or driving to police station.

@gaylaaucoin9667

8 ай бұрын

You need to teach kids parents can rape and kill you too. Tell someone!!

In 3rd grade I was at church on a Wednesday night. My Dad was the pastor and all church members except 1 had left. I was alone in a sunday school room ironing a craft. Suddenly I glanced over my shoulder, not sure if I heard something or if it was instinct but at the window in the pitch black darkness, a man was crouched, he was sliding the window open, Ill never forget his red and white hat and his fingers under the edge of the window pushing it up. I instantly screamed and ran simultaneously. By the time my Dad and the last remaining church member ran outside and searched he was gone. At the time I was just mad cause I'd left the iron on my craft and ruined it. As a kid I soon forgot about it but one day as an adult I remembered that night and realized how close I came to something terrible. I know cause there were others nearby in the building whatever he was planning was not something he planned to do there. I came so close to being kidnapped and who knows what all else he was planning. Thank God I happened to glance behind me!

@deboraholsen2504

8 ай бұрын

I am so very glad that evil person was not able to abuse you!! I just hope he didn’t get his hands on some other little girl!!

@amythus6139

8 ай бұрын

Probably was God watching over you, too.

@meera2531

8 ай бұрын

​@@amythus6139And god was not watching over Katie and Jaycee?

I remember all of the coverage of Jaycee's abduction and her rescue very well. As a Californian I know these places so well. She was finally found eight miles from my home. Her first book was just excellent, and well worth reading. She's quite a remarkable, amazing human being.

@josefinamagat6663

8 ай бұрын

We

@freerangegirl4457

8 ай бұрын

I lived in the east bay also. Drove through this area more times than i can count. I thought of Jaycee often through those years. I had her face memorized just in case i saw her. It enrages me that she was so close and i never knew.

@joangordoneieio

8 ай бұрын

I lived across the Bay in San Fran. This and Laci Petersons case were so disturbing. So close to home.

@judybower8801

4 ай бұрын

He’s an amazing musician

@judybower8801

4 ай бұрын

What are those nasty things on his face,

Such a brave lady; thanks to an alert police officer she is rescued and a great husband to support her 🙏

@isaahedits6714

8 ай бұрын

i just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤

@monicakieck7501

8 ай бұрын

@@isaahedits6714 🙏

@user-rf2pq3fm3n

8 ай бұрын

His wife should rot in prison along with him for life

@HaloX999

8 ай бұрын

Fun fact... The reporter was involved in a plan to kidnap a kid in Lebanon!

@CatsJP

8 ай бұрын

@@isaahedits6714God had nothing to do with it…praying did not help…but her determination and survival instincts did. God certainly didn’t help her when she was first taken..did he?

The little girl and her parents should sue every single person on the parole board, whoever signed on his papers, and the government for an endless amount! I can’t even think of an amount of $ now to be justified!

Imagine all the ones still in captivity today, and we don't know shit about it. It's a scary world.

The expression on his face is simply sickening .Not only does he have no remorse , there is a false look of innocence . I hope his new jail buddies get to know why he is locked up , I hope they violate him badly . Hold the soap tight buddy !!

I read Jaycee’s book and ugh I wouldn’t have been able to survive everything she went thru and from such a young age. So glad those women noticed something off about him & the daughters at the college to dig deeper and uncover this horrible secret & finally rescue her. Jaycee was so traumatized & scared that when they questioning her she couldn’t even say her name and had to write it down for them, she wasn’t allowed to tell people her name like she was still scared & unsure like they could be released and he would punish her later at home

I never knew about Katie Hall. It makes me so angry that he was let out of prison!

@kassykreutzer6972

8 ай бұрын

I never knew about her either jeesh the law is soo fed up

Omg..comments are on!! Didnt think this was allowed in Australia anymore!! Good job! Finally!!

That forensic psychologist who specialises in child abuse cases looks like a hollow shell, like she has seen the worst hell on earth.

How have I never known that he was a repeat offender?! For the SAME CRIME almost ?!!?! WTF IS WRONG WITH THE SO-CALLED "jUsTiCe SyStEm"!!!!!

Imagine. Whatever you do to escape him, you still have to see him every time you look at your own children.

@danak8782

8 ай бұрын

The are her children, not his!

@HelloHello-zf2sv

8 ай бұрын

​@@danak8782Right but they are still half his. They probably have some type of similarity. Im sure she loves them more than anything but things happen and you see the other parent in the child. At those times I bet its extremely hard on her..

@Rugelacharugula

8 ай бұрын

@@danak8782 Genetics 🧬 exist hon. Kids look like their parents. Unavoidable fact of nature.

@tiffanyhang9353

8 ай бұрын

They have his genes too…

@meera2531

8 ай бұрын

They have some kind of karmic bond from past lives

he wasn't alone... this monster had a wife.. so she was as guilty as him...

Poor girl and all she had to endure. And wow, as a Parent myself, I can only imagine the feeling and HORROR knowing she was gone! And then all the emotions they must of felt when they were told she was still ALIVE and just found! God, what an amazing moment for them! Their heads were probably spinning from all the thoughts that were going through their minds.... I can only imagine. It's just a wonderful ending to their nightmare. I'm so happy she was able to come out of that the wonderful woman she is. Very strong woman for sure. And I know she said her kids, the 2 she had by him, really kept her going and she really cared for them. And their names also represent importance to her. I'm just so happy she finally gets to give them the life she knew they deserved..... And her strong will has led them there❤

@isaahedits6714

8 ай бұрын

i just wanna say that God, Mary and Jesus love you so much! They saved me from cancer (without any tratament just praying) and They are with you❤

@wholeshebang1

8 ай бұрын

@@isaahedits6714 - Bull💩! Cancer doesn't _go away_ because you _"wish"_ it to - what praying is: wishing without acting.

@zeehlongwa

8 ай бұрын

​@@wholeshebang1have you ever had a saying/ verse that says NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD!!!!😮

@meera2531

8 ай бұрын

​@@isaahedits6714Well lady... God, Mary and Jesus did nothing for Jaycee.

Letting monsters out never works out well for anyone

Pffttt. He turned his life completely around. This guy is DELUSIONAL 🤬🤬 Had he not of been released JC would never have gone through that awful trauma 😢

@pembrokelove

8 ай бұрын

Not only that, but how he thinks any of us give a damn about him and his “story”… I will never forget the first time I heard that interview, when he said “you won’t believe it, it’s really a heartwarming story and people are going to be surprised” (as best as I can remember, so maybe not 100% correct but I’d bet money that it’s really close), I LITERALLY threw up a little. No one cares, Phill, no one; and we’re not going to find it “heartwarming” that you decided not to rape the children you forced you literal child rape victim to bear alone in your back yard. There is nothing “heartwarming” about choosing not to rape someone, that’s just what normal people do every fucking day.

@Tinkerbellstune

8 ай бұрын

@@pembrokelove yes I do remember that interview and you got it pretty much spot on. Great memory 🙂

How cold is that psychologist?

@pauljordan4452

8 ай бұрын

She needs to resign and teach at university.

@vieiradosreismariadelurdes9105

Ай бұрын

She also a CRIMINAL probably...😮😮😮

That psychologist creeps me out. It looks like she’s on benzos or something.

@vieiradosreismariadelurdes9105

Ай бұрын

She is also a CRIMINAL.... Probably....😮😮

Tara's voice is amazing!

@davidwilson159

8 ай бұрын

I think she is super good looking.

@tomperry1048

8 ай бұрын

@@davidwilson159 I totally agree ...

Wow, this was the first I had heard he was a repeat offender. That this happened once was horrific, that it happened twice is absolutely inexcusable. Glad Ms. Hall and Jaycee Dugard survived his evil.

What is wrong with the world “he probably shouldn’t have been released from prison”. What on earth. He DEFINITELY shouldn’t have been released from prison.

Our justice system is broken. Why was this man not put to death after the first time, let alone he was not locked up.

@whereisacbijustice-4ssrdis737

8 ай бұрын

Agree thd justicd system is extinct..there is no justice Anywhere

@ihaylz

8 ай бұрын

there is a common saying that is - "it's not a JUSTICE system, it's JUST A system" 😭

@fancyme.alter1311

8 ай бұрын

@@ihaylz I have never heard that before, but so true.

This criminal psychologist is freaking me out. Zero emotions shown

@wholeshebang1

8 ай бұрын

I imagine she's adept at compartmentalizing the stressors of her job, so she can deal with atrocities she's observed, studied and has had to come to a decision and prognosis about - like many professionals working as first responders or in other positions in which violence or trauma has occurred.

my heart just breaks for these kids, this woman..Dear God..help them to forget this horror.Please give them peace..Amen.

@meera2531

8 ай бұрын

Why couldn't god prevent this?

Castrate

I'm so glad she survived.... he's a sick man along with his wife!!

Life should mean life

I like how this program calls the American justice system inadequate, when Australian system if 2X worse.

@pannamal5182

8 ай бұрын

@Tapping916 you’re right, for the criminal

@annamarielewis7078

8 ай бұрын

One thing America does better than Australia is charge criminals. Life means life in America. Australian justice is a joke.

I think people like this should serve Life in Hard Labour on minimum food and water. Once they die they should be cremated and the ashes held in a Prison Store for the rest of the sentence so they serve every second of the entire time given to them.

They keep releasing them. No therapy or medication will use them. Psychopaths

This is a repeat from over 10 years ago. I hadn't seen this though and I didn't know he had been in prison let out way too early. If he'd still had been in there Jaycee wouldn't have been taken. God that's angering, she's only 3 years younger than me

Thank you for this story.

Her dad, step dad... whatever was the prime suspect for long enough to destroy his world. They were wrong and didn't get as puffy in the chest about their wrongs than their corrects. A lot of people noticed this. Sorry.

If he was an Ex prisoner with a past like that why was he not watched more closely ??????

This forensic psychologist spouts the most obvious, uninsightful words.

@charrielyn1231

8 ай бұрын

I know! And then she says he “PROBABLY shouldn’t have been let out”!!!! PROBABLY????!!

This forensic psychologist looks like she heard too many horrible stories

I cannot understand how those two sickos were able to get away with this depravity for so long. One of the most tragic parts to this was Jaycee, this little naïve girl, living in tents in a backyard...suffering from traumatic sexual abuse while others her age were riding bikes & having sleepovers. Not only was she forced to deliver two babies, but she had them inside the tents without medical intervention. With the tenacity of someone much older & mature, Jaycee raised them. She was only 11 years old but taught the girls rudimentary English & Math. Each time I hear of this case, my heart breaks further. Nobody, absolutely nobody, should be subjected to something so devestatingly cruel.

His helper is out walking around. Monsters. Katie is so strong ❤

@pembrokelove

8 ай бұрын

Wait, what?!? I thought Nancy got life, too! Did they let that horrible, vile, DANGEROUS woman go??

@illegallyblonde232

8 ай бұрын

@@pembrokelove yep. She was living in California

@pembrokelove

8 ай бұрын

@@illegallyblonde232 how did she not also get life?!? She participated in every step of the crime, from kidnapping Jaycee to holding her captive and delivering her babies in a filthy, sound-proofed shed.

@unknownuser2929

8 ай бұрын

​@@pembrokeloveyep I heard she got paroled

Great segment. As always.

That psychologist said, "He PROBABLY shouldn't have been released from prison." Wth?! "Probably...???!" What an expert!

Okay but why does the forensic psychologist creep me out so badly? I swear there’s something like… almost uncanny valley? Idk, something not right that makes me super uncomfortable. I cant be the only one.

Yep leave it up to the USA’s judicial system put more people in dangerous situations! If they get 50 years it should be 50 years!

I lived in Antioch, ca during this horror. It’s sickening that although his neighbors allegedly called the police about his backyard, they didn’t check it out. N

This happened 2 hours from where I live in California! it's beyond words, evil and disturbing, may he and his wife rot in hell..

What amazes me is that he had a wife or girlfriend that new about it.

@welshgirl12

8 ай бұрын

She didn’t just know. She was an accomplice. He wouldn’t have been able to commit the crime without her.

@taylorman40x9

8 ай бұрын

@@welshgirl12 Maybe she couldn't have children so she felt guilty and went along with his plan.

This lady acts of valor makes me beaming with pride and joy.

Thank God he was caught he is a monster.

This psychologist is odd. Her affectation. Strange!

I luuuuuv your stories. Thanks from Iceland...🇮🇸

sentenced to 50 years. out in 11 years. continuing his terror

That poor family

Prayers and Love for you and all the other Surviviors ✝️🙏💜☺️

I can remember people blaming the stepdad so glad she was found alive

It’s unbelievable that drug “crime” is punished far harsher than this kind of evil shit

He is a real life boogeyman. Lifeless eyes. Truly terrifying.

It amazes me how I get great stories about America from Aussie TV. I'm in New York and never heard of this monster's first victim

The definition of what is bad in this World,, he got that right..Pure evil!!

His PO walked through his house multiple times while JD was in the back room and never suspected anything

NO WORDS….🤬🤯😡😱

This is a similar situation and story as Ariel Castro in America between 2002-2004…in The House of Horrors….he kidnapped 3 young women and held them captive as sex slaves for 20 years…he was sentenced to 1000 years…then he went and hung himself in jail…the authorities said due to likely performing autoerotic asphyxiation (part of sexual gratification ) on himself the coward that he was….no loss to the human race…with people like them.

@xragdoll5662

8 ай бұрын

Or… other inmates killed him and make it look that way. Happens all the time

@masonasher9689

7 ай бұрын

And it wasn't 20 years it was 11 (or just 10+), i think you're referring to the Elizabeth Fritzl case which she was held captive for 24 years starting at 18.

Nope nope nope! No jail straight to the wood chipper or the firing squad!!!!

I remember them blaming the poor stepfather. And there waa nothing he could do about it . The wife is worse than him . Women had supposed to protect children absolutely gross . Glad neither of them were killed .but they both went through life robbing experiences. Mskes the SA i went through look like nothing . Amazing women

The bad treatment of women has GOT to change. Unbelievable.

Cannot believe they let these diseased animals out of jail to repeat offend. The State should be held accountable and justice system amended to give them life without possibility of parole. Sickening.

Phillip Garrido and his wife will get EVERYTHING they've got coming to them in this life and the next!

Vile human that this man is.

My son lives near the Antioch house and we went by to see it. It was a lot different but so surreal to think about what went on there and for so many years. Horrific.

@matthewm.986

8 ай бұрын

If I purchased that home I would be having a Priest do an exorcism on the house and the surrounding property in light all the evil that happened there!

@meera2531

8 ай бұрын

​@@matthewm.986Sadly no priest or Jesus was able to save her for 18 years

The second victim would of been prevented

Can victims sue the justice system, when it releases dangerous prisoners long time before their sentences would otherwise expire?

people like Garrido are predators, please stop letting them out ...

How do you come out and be normal with something so horrendous and psychologically damaged .

To violate another human being must be given mandatory full life In prison . No parole . What are you all waiting for . Redemption ?

Death penalty - 1 prime example as to why.

@BillyP13

8 ай бұрын

Better still let the inmates impose justice on this deprived deviant . The same for his wife.

Why do these people who do this to other human beings, & violate their RIGHT to SAFETY & be able to live their lives in peace & NOT fear, NOT pay for their crimes with their lives? Because it's obvious that they have RUINED their VICTIMS lives? No one EVER deserves this, & these low life criminals seem to get away with doing this to all & sundry, if it happened in Australia, they would be dealt with SEVERELY & wouldn't survive the first day in prison, they would have an accident, & be suddenly found in their prison cells hanged, bashed, stabbed, & DECEASED, & they would NEVER be able to do this to anyone ever again, make them PAY with their LIVES!

@jenrich111

8 ай бұрын

As an Australian, I should bloomin' well hope so; pedos never stop as it's a severe mental deficit, complete lack of morality, that consumes them to reoffend.

@charrielyn1231

8 ай бұрын

That’s not what I’ve seen on crime in Australia! What I’ve seen is horribly light sentences - like 7-14 years for premeditated murder - SA probably doesn’t even get punished!!!

This monster should have been left to rot on jail

If they were dogs, you would put them down!

An Australian has NO right to condemn the American legal/penal system. The US definitely has a flawed and imperfect penal system but at least the US actually has life sentences without the possibility of parole for our worst offenders. Sparing victim's families the horrors knowing the person who murdered their loved one could be released, or having to attend multiple parole hearings for so called 'people' who have ruined their lives. Australia consistently turns incurable sociopathic criminals loose, even after they have committed multiple murders. It's perhaps the most lenient penal system in the Anglo world. The US sets the best example of how to deal with violent offenders. The UK and those with UK cloned legal systems like Australia have no room to criticize the US on this matter.

@charrielyn1231

8 ай бұрын

EXACTLY!!!

Young women- DON'T EVER PICK UP A STRANGER- MALE OR FEMALE.

That psychologist is scary

Wow.

“I just want a piece of Ass” 😂😂😂 what is wrong with him

Oh dear God...😢

That therapist is super weird

Dr. Paula Bruce appears to be experiencing a rough life. I was surprised to hear she was a professional person.

@Lolly1122dooda

8 ай бұрын

Exactly. She has the weirdest look. I thought she was some bottomed out mental patient or something.

@charrielyn1231

8 ай бұрын

I’m with ya there!

@jonyemm

8 ай бұрын

I can't say i didn't have a negative thought upon first seeing her but its natural to judge by appearance since its usually the first thing we have to go off of. Really though, there are many things that can cause the left side of her upper face to droop like that though.

Only one thing for him death penalty

What a blessing