Robert is a real adult. How he handles the call, his mother, the whole situation. Hope he copes with life.

@sakaiahreign3365

Жыл бұрын

He must’ve been the adult from the time he was younger. Robert seemed like he was the type of child that would have to kick Debora in the ass and talk sense into her if she did something wrong.

@notoftentold4076

Жыл бұрын

Why she is worried about going to jail and not over what happened to that poor baby?? These people are sick

@catiabass9287

Жыл бұрын

She was worried about jail cuz in her eyes she was the reason the baby was dead. The mother was never supposed to be living with the child she was supposed to be supervised with her.

@RikoLime

Жыл бұрын

I think sadly, in some way, he knew it would end with the baby dead. Maybe that's why he was so collected when they found it. He probably had hope the courts would give him the baby, that the mom would come to her senses, or something, but knew also how bad it could be..

@PajamaJazama

Жыл бұрын

@@catiabass9287 She's gonna get fucked up reaaaal bad in there 🥳

If it's ever documented that you have tried to harm your child, you should NEVER be allowed around the baby again. Period.

@kennethadair9205

Жыл бұрын

Exactly and some of the comments are down playing her actions with PPD but she was evil from Early on in her life

@robertbaker3620

Жыл бұрын

​@@louniece1650 think about the statement you just made for a second. I totally understand that situations like this seem clear as day, that the mother is completely unfit to raise a child. But that has to be a tough job, being the deciding factor to split up a family. Or even worse, not splitting up that family and then the mother does something horrible. It's not always as easy as it seems from the outside.

@towritemichelle210

Жыл бұрын

There's not enough foster families available and if you house kids in institutions, they will be abused and neglected. I am speaking from first hand experience. There are no good options.

@louniece1650

Жыл бұрын

@@robertbaker3620 You're right. I'm just thinking of my nightmare.

@joshuat5140

Жыл бұрын

I agree. But this was the aunts fault. She wasn't supposed to be there around the child. She said on the 911 call. That she wasn't supposed to be here. So partly cps did there job. They tried to allow the aunt to raise the child but she let her niece stay there anyway.

My heart goes out to the kids just visiting their grandma and they discovered a dead newborn. They will never forget that.

@brandiwhite7829

Ай бұрын

Yeah every time they go over there their scared they may lose they head😮

Deborah was partly to blame and she should be held accountable. Her son was obviously frustrated with his mother's incompetence and hysterics. DeAsia should have never ever been allowed near that baby. What a piece of crap.

@alpacapunch9238

3 ай бұрын

It's easy to cast judgement with the benefit of hindsight

@Cuckoo_Lane

2 ай бұрын

@@alpacapunch9238She was court ordered to forbid Deasia from being with the baby. What fμcking hindsight are you referring to?

@baileydragon

2 ай бұрын

@@alpacapunch9238bla bla bla ... facts are facts alpaca

@henrinevermind1695

2 ай бұрын

​@@Cuckoo_Lanejustify by the comment you can't talk to a IGNORANT ADOLESCENT CHILDISH person ILLITERACY is a REAL problem regarding critiquing a community of degenerative types today FASHIONABLY STUPIDITY is emotionally empowering. FASHIONABLY STUPIDITY is CONsidered being CULTurally "REAL"/ BELONGING nowadays.

@kevinmullner4280

2 ай бұрын

Besides Deborah, every person with a name beginning with De...followed by...ridiculouspatheticsomething should be under supervision. And the people giving such a name to their babies, making them lifes harder as it has to be, should be in jail. Also all parents giving names they think are best suitable for later tiktok-/insta- etc.. use should be punished.

I feel ZERO sympathy for Deborah. You didn't just fail to follow instructions intended for the safety of the baby, you were willing to leave an unmedicated Deasia unattended with the baby.

@V-Smith

Жыл бұрын

And her “sobs” are pure theater + fear of incarceration (as she said on the 911 call)! She clearly didn’t care about the baby either, because she failed to protect her despite volunteering to do so, she failed to keep the psychotic “mother” away from her, she was sleeping while the murder occurred, and her first realization while on the phone with dispatch was “I’m gonna go to jail” rather than vocalizing her concern for the child! Also, again, her “crying” was an act for the most part! End of story!!!!

@pennyproud1621

Жыл бұрын

​@@V-Smith facts

@tweetoc

Жыл бұрын

I can't find anywhere if she faced any repercussions, but I really hope she did. Absolutely disgusting.

@cmbsr4851

Жыл бұрын

​@@V-Smith exactly! Why even volunteer

@gringagarbo7508

Жыл бұрын

She was crying for herself. 🐊 😭

A woman suffering from postpartum psychosis should NEVER have been given the baby she tried to kill IN FRONT OF THE COPS!! The justice system failed that sweet baby girl!

@J82_15

Жыл бұрын

This is where her aunt needs to have action taken against her…she should have never let her enter the house at all

@theathompson9363

Жыл бұрын

I agree that it was the al system that failed here.

@mmanda515

Жыл бұрын

As did the aunt imho. Who, voluntarily took legal custody AND made legal promises to NOT allow the mother to be around the child (let alone LIVE with her & care for her, unsupervised) . I mean, if not for the aunt's irresponsibility..... this could not & would not have been able to happen. :( That poor baby was failed by many.

@lucylucy2171

Жыл бұрын

​@@mmanda515 that's probably why the aunt kept screaming she was going to jail

@Undeniably_Me

Жыл бұрын

They didn't give her the baby. They gave the baby to her aunt, and the aunt gave her full access.

The dramatics and ridiculous sobbing from that aunt makes me so angry. That poor baby.

@AmyraBatyah

25 күн бұрын

I know, she was being ridiculous 🙄

I feel so bad for Robert’s child that went to the kitchen and was the first one to notice that horrific scene of the poor baby girl… Hopefully she/he gets over that and can forget about it, what a SAD and heartbreaking story…😢💔

@Nipa10

5 ай бұрын

That child is scarred for life. I pray the child gets professional counseling. 😢

@jeanbeans7926

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely. That is a terrible thing for a grown person to witness, much less a child!!@@Nipa10

@GodisGreat.8942

2 ай бұрын

The boy will be fine.

@Nipa10

2 ай бұрын

@@GodisGreat.8942 Are you a therapist

@carol89589

2 ай бұрын

How do you just "get over it" a horrendous incident like that? Your ridiculous

We really need to take post-partum depression and psycosis more seriously. She should have been hospitalized until she was stable.

@sasukeisthicc1203

Жыл бұрын

my dad disembowled and killed himself because he thought there was a bug planted in him

@laurawhite4118

Жыл бұрын

@@sasukeisthicc1203 oh my .so terrible .I hope you are well.

@keithgarrison

Жыл бұрын

Stop giving sympathy to baby murders

@heroesneverdie6207

Жыл бұрын

@@keithgarrison The sympathy isn’t for the killing. It’s for the fact her mind was completely and utterly broken.

@beth1979

Жыл бұрын

​@@keithgarrison it's not sympathy but an acknowledgement that post partum psychosis needs proper medical attention to prevent this from happening.

"The baby is deceased" has to be one of the most chilling things said in an almost perfectly calm manner. Imagine what would have been done if Robert never came in the house that day.

@420mcluvin3

10 ай бұрын

I wholeheartedly believe that if Robert never came home (and this is a theory) Debora would have woken up to Dede and her deceased child and they would have came up with a way to hide the body to cover up their crimes. Absolutely disgusting. I fully believe they would even tried to hide that precious baby and cover it up....

@djharris6822

10 ай бұрын

​@420mcluvin3 naaw she would of called Robert

@420mcluvin3

10 ай бұрын

@@djharris6822 that is also another theory but the way she immediately cried as the operator started to talk, showed me shes trying to portray an innocent image even when she very clearly put the baby in harms way by violating a HUGE rule of not having the unstable mother around the child. I also noticed how she kept saying "im going to jail" as that was all she was worried about. That also made me feel like she would've tried to cover it up in a fit of anxiety or fear.

@janessastrachan3682

10 ай бұрын

@@420mcluvin3nahhh I think Deasia would’ve slaughtered or attempted to slaughter the whole house.

@420mcluvin3

10 ай бұрын

@@janessastrachan3682 she had post partum depression, she only had ill intent towards her baby, thus why she separated herself from the rest of the house. Post partum is a VERY complicated condition but 9/10 the mother only tries to harm her offspring.

i’m so glad the dispatcher called her out about that random crying

@Godschild49

Ай бұрын

Right and all that stupid crying she was doing an interrogation room

@BrownSugarBaby1992

Ай бұрын

Really?? Have you ever been in shock witnessing a De@@ Baby cut up on a table? You need to watch your mouth, because Karma can sometimes remind you of being insensitive. Its clearly a traumatic thing to experience and some people express themselves differently. I guarantee you if that happened to your child or love one, let’s see how you act. You don’t know until it’s you. The lady is experiencing shock. I’ve dealt with mental shock before, you’ll be amazed how shock makes you act. I’ve seen someone rolling on the ground barking . It’s not a time to be insensitive. 🙄🙄🙄

@BrownSugarBaby1992

Ай бұрын

@@Godschild49but you are a child of God? I wonder what God would do in this situation? Asked yourself that. You aren’t displaying the behavior of A Child Of God or the Bible calling another person stupid in the middle of shock. You need to pray and read your Bible about compassion. Ok! Ms. Child Of God 🙄

@Godschild49

Ай бұрын

@@BrownSugarBaby1992 I’m not perfect. God is. He still working on me and learning to not feel a certain way about child harmers! Does not mean I’m not a child of God means I’m not perfect and he’s working on me!

@colinisgay1609

Ай бұрын

@@Godschild49maybe you should be working on you instead of god 🤨

13 years for an innocent human life is unspeakable.

@ellebell9139

Ай бұрын

My baby girl is 13 😢.... I was starved, strangled and beat while pregnant..... I.... I don't believe in postpartum depression....pregnancy doesn't make you want to kill your baby, that's something else.

@jetlay-fl6so

Ай бұрын

It's because of pshycosis

@clarkecarter4558

Ай бұрын

@@ellebell9139 Postpartum Rage, Depression, and Psychosis is a very real thing and the more people deny it, the less knowledge that can be spread on those matters. Everyone's experience is different.

@sharkladyindisguise

Ай бұрын

@@ellebell9139 postpartum mental health issues are extremely real. It’s not because of trauma that they occur,though. It’s because of chemical imbalances in the brain caused after birth in some mothers. While in pregnancy, a massive amount of different hormones are going on in the body, but then during birth, and then immediately after birth, those horror, moans and chemicals can go completely out of whack. Serotonin levels or dopamine may drop massively, oxytocin levels may drop massively, and a dozen other chemicals, that I am not clever enough to fully understand, change or rise or shift in a way that can be devastating to the human brain. Many, many women experience postpartum depression. One of my very best friends suffered severe postpartum depression after having her healthy baby boy, who she spent nine months, so excited for. She ended up having to be placed in-patient for almost a week because she became a threat to herself. And the reason for that, is because she found that she did not care about her child at the time that it was a newborn. She said that she saw this precious little person that she had been so excited to meet, and a few days after bringing him home, she felt nothing. And that horrified her, made her feel like an absolutely horrible human and even worse mother. But once she was treated for what was going on, all of those symptoms went away, and she remains one of the most dedicated mothers I have ever met to this day. Postpartum psychosis is thankfully much rarer, but it is unfortunately absolutely real, and it is very poorly understood. Look at the before photos of this woman, and look at her photos at the time of her being interviewed. You can see her mental illness, clearly. This was an extremely ill woman, and an innocent child, that her family and that society failed. She should never have been in a position that she could have done what she did, because, given time and adequate treatment, she likely would have recovered from this, and she may well have become a really wonderful mom. That’s why this type of mental disorder is so devastating: it is very sudden onset, and there is no way of predicting it, and it is very rarely diagnosed, until tragedy strikes. TLDR: don’t let your own suffering and experience cloud the fact that mental illness is real, especially when it comes to women, because that allows cases like this to continue happening.

@vitamine2833

Ай бұрын

​@ellebell9139 TF you mean she was in psychosis weirdo.

"I put the knife in the baby's hand so it would look like she did it to herself".... is one of the most bizarre, unbelievable, terrifying things I've ever heard.

@AjHx90x

Жыл бұрын

This is what made me hit stop. Scaryyyy.

@marteeloughren2715

Жыл бұрын

that statement right there made me question some things because some people are saying postpartum, but I can't think of anyone who has been in postpartum and thought of doing that. Her statement stated that putting the knife in the baby's hand so it looked like the baby had done it. She knew what she did. It's like she was making sure she was supposedly covering her tracks. so she was having a thought process in her mind.

@ChartrueyCP

Жыл бұрын

@@marteeloughren2715 she had postpartum psychosis which is different than just postpartum depression which is msot talked about. not all psychosis is violent but it definitely can get that way, whereas yeah with depression pretty much never.

@lynzyrisingsun

Жыл бұрын

Even hearing this it’s still so hard to understand postpartum.

@lesliebates2108

Жыл бұрын

Mental illness is definitely "bazaar"... call you intelligent would be bazaar as well 😊

Not allowing a father to sign a birth certificate because of an expired ID is insane. It’s easy to verify identity.

@kingofclv691

Жыл бұрын

they did the same to me with my son. 😑

@moemonte88

Жыл бұрын

Dude for real.. I find that to be so crazy to me.

@ActionableFreedom

Жыл бұрын

When petty rules take over common sense. On a completely different scale I read about this guy who developed an aircraft bomber for the US navy during WW2. He and his company spent all that money on their own and it was a fine airplane but even though they liked it they got mad at him for not following already existing procedures and wouldnt even consider it. To some people these kind of things are everything.

@stephaniec0625

Жыл бұрын

I agree 💯. His name and biological connection won't change just because of a license date

@melissagraham767

Жыл бұрын

My DL expired by a couple days. My bank gave me a lil warning that they would do it "this time" but get it handled..it's actually against the law to accept expired ID. Hence = this situation.

Post partum psychosis is real. I had it after my daughter was born and it was terrifying. I actually can't remember much about the first sixteen months of my baby's life. I had hallucinations and really believed that the baby was there to harm me. It was dreadful and I'll never forget it. I never got to this stage but I remember the baby feeding and she just put her hand up and I slapped her hand down as I thought she was going to punch me. She was three months old. How ridiculous that sounds. It was at that point that I knew I needed help and I saw my doctor who prescribed medication which helped. 18 years later I still feel guilty about slapping my daughters hand but I know that I was Ill now and irrational. Also lack of sleep didn't help the situation. I know now that I've been a good mum and have a beautiful, kind daughter and I have finally forgiven myself. Post partum psychosis is terrifying and there should be more information out there for new mums.

@lindareavis5971

5 ай бұрын

Sure takes a lot to go thru that after 18th yr.. so sorry you had to go through that.. 😢

@CQ-369

4 ай бұрын

I knew about post partum depression but I didn't know about pp psychosis. How serious and common it is. We need more research and information on women's health.

@tracyleesmith781

Ай бұрын

Thank u for sharing with us bc I didn't know it is that extreme. Keep counting ur blessings & keep doing what u r doing. Prayers❤

@littlemisstricky

Ай бұрын

My friend said she kept seeing red and images of herself throwing her baby against the wall.

@TheLeijosa

Ай бұрын

I never got to that stage but I kept envisioning myself harming my baby, like these intrusive thoughts and weird impulses to do unspeakable things to my baby and myself, even though I loved my baby so much. When I yelled at her for crying as infants do, I knew I needed help. Sleep deprivation definitely doesn't help, and my husband was unable to come help because of immigration issues so I was alone. It was all up to me to make sure I was okay and that my baby was okay. I was diagnosed with PPD and felt much better once I got on medication. They also suggested I stop breastfeeding as that may improve my mood but I decided to just supplement with formula so I could rest more. Still working through my guilt but these stories made me more vigilant in my own health care. Of course, I know that not everyone has access to adequate healthcare or education on the matter. I feel so bad for those mothers who didn't find help or refused it and then something happens because they will one day realize what they have done and that they can never take it back, and people's lives are forever changed.

Rarely I make comments on these videos. But here's what I think: Deasia is mentally unwell. Post-partum Depression is real and can cause serious problems for the mother who's going through it. Watching both of Deasia's interrogations, the first one you can clearly tell that her mental state is completely absent, which makes sense for someone who has not been taking her medication as prescribed. The second interview, she seems more alert, as she is now on her require medications, I presume. Still, her mental instability is there, and the way the last interview was conducted, I noticed that statements were being provided for Deasia to agree on, rather than have her tell the whole story. I think that yes, she should be held accountable for the crime, and I also believe that the best place for her, is in psychiatric care. Also, Deasia's aunt should face some charges, for allowing Deasia to move in, when that was THE major condition for her to receive custody of the Janiah.

@fairlightcmi

Ай бұрын

She didn’t have regular post partum depression, she had post partum psychosis. I wish people would take women’s issues more seriously. Everyone failed her and her baby

The son is outstanding. His phone call at the start, the way hes telling his mum to straighten up and that shes being selfish. While holding himself and probably everyone around him grounded. He's a MAN through and through

@neonfroot

Жыл бұрын

Nah, hes just an upstanding citizen. Idk why people have philosophize manhood into basic moral tasks, as if though women, elders, and youths arent held to that standard. Why dont we say "REAL WOMEN/ELDERS/YOUTHS DO THIS"? Its very patronizing. It shows that society prefers chivalric cringe over practicality.

@milana2020

Жыл бұрын

​@@neonfrootit's just not common anymore. Gee give him some credit

@spitfire3311

Жыл бұрын

@@neonfroot yeah not like there’s thousands upon thousands of years of men being the courageous figures who look after and ground the family unit in both reality and stories. you act like it’s entirely unprecedented, when in reality 1000x more of the worlds history has been spent with this idea of “manly” and only recently have people started making arguments similar to yours.

@sandycheeks5955

Жыл бұрын

@@neonfroot they aren’t held to that standard. Women especially. Women hardly face any consequences for their actions and never take accountability for their actions. Unless a woman cold blooded murder somebody like that excuse for a woman did here, there is close to 0 accountability. Even in the case of murder, for whatever reason, if a man and woman commit a horrific crime like murder together, the women ALWAYS receive less time than the man.

@donnaknudson7296

Жыл бұрын

​@@milana2020I think what's not that common anymore is people regarding men in general as being just as decent as anyone else. Men are, frankly, demonized. You can thank feminism for this. Men in general need to be given just as much credit as anyone else, but they aren't. So that is why, when you have a situation where it becomes impossible to deny that a particular man was being a good person, then people clap their hands and act like he's being a very good boy. Yes, he's a good man, and so are a lot of men.

The way Robert responded to his mother’s dramatics & the 911 call says a lot about his maturity. I bet he had to play parent a lot growing up & is a wonderful father to his own kids & all children

@IHaveTheSause

Жыл бұрын

forreal, as terrible as this situation is, that man taught me a lesson in patience

@AA-ronPlayz

Жыл бұрын

And he is

@danialrafid

Жыл бұрын

I know the dispatcher had to ask the questions, but goddamn were they tasteless and out of place.

@warren-vq1hm

Жыл бұрын

Where is ur lawyer . police can't help telling them ur is all wrong

@jaymcdude1291

Жыл бұрын

I feel bad for his one child who was the one who found the dead baby.

Aunt Debra's need for attention is disgusting. I've lost a daughter I know the depth of that pain. I haven't felt the need to be the center of attention during the hardest, sadist part of my existence.

My heart utterly breaks for Robert. I hope and wish nothing but the best for him from here on out. Sending love man, truthfully.

@peggyo.4582

5 ай бұрын

And his poor child who witnessed it. Unimaginable.

Robert is a damn legend, even through a horrible situation he was able to make complete sentences. I hope he’s doing good now.

@KHH595

11 ай бұрын

Acting like any normal adult makes him a lengend? Why? Because he’s black so your bar is low?

@sarahjarrell1262

11 ай бұрын

Praying for this brave young man and his family!🙌 🙏🙏✝️❤🙋‍♀️

@ThatBurnedCoconut

10 ай бұрын

Fr

@BIGD1CKY

10 ай бұрын

❤🙏🙋

@meatarms-facegerms

10 ай бұрын

I hope his kids are okay, too. I can't imagine the mental trauma that poor child will have to carry coming on a scene like that.

I hope Robert is doing better after this tragedy. The way he handled his mom and the 911 call, he's a real man

@mikef7698

Жыл бұрын

Just got to 15:57 when I see your comment

@Jozz.

Жыл бұрын

You mean a real adult*. Those are characteristics of a great upstanding citizen and responsible adult. He had to keep his composure through all this madness, not just for himself, but for his entire family. I feel for him. Let's hope he gets the help he needs to deal with his own feelings after this trauma.

@wutzupbroz

11 ай бұрын

I don't know what gave the urge for the dispatcher at such a traumatizing or urgent need for help to say " ok is it a boy or a girl " while there litterally dead wth u expect someone to talk calmly while there's A 3 MONTH OLD DEAD BABY ..

@DumplingDoodle

11 ай бұрын

​@@Jozz. those characteristics, while not unique to men, are traditionally considered to be masculine. he also just is a man, so calling him a real man as opposed to a real adult doesn't make a difference.

@DumplingDoodle

11 ай бұрын

@@wutzupbroz some dispatchers got no fucking chill man fr. "the baby is dead on the counter with its head smashed open" "great! now if you could just tell me exactly how many skull fragments are in there, that'd be a huge help :)" like how much more info do you need? just send the fucking cops, the guy doesn't want to traumatize himself.

that woman's crying is possibly the most annoying sound I have ever heard

"There's a dead baby with its head smashed in and the killer is still in the house" "Is it male or female?"

@brittneyrussell7011

Ай бұрын

No where did the caller claim the killer was in the house. He was concerned the killer (he was assuming it wasn’t his cousin at the time) took Dede and fled the home. If you’re gonna sh!t on the dispatcher, don’t embellish.

In my opinion Robert did INCREDIBLY well handling the situation and I think that should really be highlighted. He kept calm and made sure everyone important to him were safe and okay

@amyleelee84

8 ай бұрын

I agree, that poor young man was doing his best, when he said “maw here’s a tissue “ he just wants the chaos to stop 😢I pray he found healing

@beankobe8205

8 ай бұрын

What else could he do ?

@elizabethd8147

8 ай бұрын

I completely agree with that young man that (in the interrogation room) said she was being selfish by repeatedly asking for help. Yes, it must have been horrific to see but the CHILDREN are the ones who originally found the baby in that shape...what about them and what they need? Also, she is the one who allowed this to happen by letting a known volatile and mentally unwell mother to be in her house when she wasn't legally allowed to be there. Also, the 911 dispatcher was right when she was first on the phone and didn't realize anyone could hear her, she was calm. All of a sudden, once she realized she had an audience, the hysterics kick in. I firmly believe this is all an act to minimize the amount of trouble she's in for not abiding by the legal demands to not allow the mother in her home.

@tristinchampany3777

7 ай бұрын

I wonder if the reason Robert handled the situation so well was because he wasn't all that surprised that this happened.

@no-thanks

7 ай бұрын

The most morally depraved person is the father who abandoned the child. Don’t abandon or abuse children.

That young man breaks my heart, I hope he and the kids get therapy for this. Good on him for keeping a clear head and doing the right thing.

@MrRayritchie88

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Very well composed.

@harmc2301

Жыл бұрын

He seemed very kind. I hope he’s doing well

@ryswick1064

Жыл бұрын

Robert is amazing. The way he handled that call as calmly as he could, the way he was strong and consoled his mom. What an incredible kid.

@worsethanjoerogan8061

Жыл бұрын

He handled it a lot better than I would have.

@DeviceAnathema

Жыл бұрын

Seriously. He's an excellent dad as well. Saw what happened, got his kids the hell out the door to safety, and went back in to figure it out. I truly hope everyone, but especially that little kid who unfortunately saw the scene, is in proper counseling. They've got a real father behind them.

So after what she did to her daughter y’all really gave this lady a possible chance to still get out to roam freely after 13 years.

@sahithipeela221

Ай бұрын

no ones talking about this

One of the rare cases where child services did their jobs correctly. This does lie on the Aunt. All the extra theatrics she put on was because she felt bad, as she should’ve. Not only did she allow her near the baby, she put the baby solely in her care overnight without supervision.

@thoryl7067

9 күн бұрын

This is the aunts fault and deasias no one else's

I am absolutely disgusted, and in tears. When the judge tells you to keep someone away from a child and you already knew what happened prior, why let her back around that baby.

@kelseywelsey2924

10 ай бұрын

Exactly and I will never understand these people. When I worked at a daycare we had a father that wasn’t supposed to be anywhere near the toddler and the family all knew this, they knew how violent he was. The mama didn’t want to be bothered being by herself so she took the baby back to the dad and the dad murdered him. Violently.

@Katrina-je2kp

10 ай бұрын

I went thru the same thing I sent the kids back to CPS I was not going through it

@florastewart7957

10 ай бұрын

@@kelseywelsey2924 To many who never had a two parent home, they want a fantasy family like the Hallmark movies. They want a man to take care of them. For many having a man is everything. Being married - even to an awful person - is considered a status symbol. Sad , but these are facts.

@kariay50

10 ай бұрын

​@@kelseywelsey2924💔😣. 🙏🏻💙🌈

@notagain2856

10 ай бұрын

The aunt probably felt taking care of the baby was too much work so she just let the mother in against court orders

The 911 dispatcher calling Debora out on her fake crying was amazing, lol. 👏🏽👏🏽

@katiemilady4232

9 ай бұрын

💯💯 then her dam histrionics & bs over the top crying at the police station...like bish you deserve to go to jail. Despite the court ordered agreement made good ole Aunt Debbie let this wacko in the house. She needs to suffer the consequences for the lunacy of her position for breaking the courr order. My heart bleeds for Janiyah, James, Robert, of course, and his children. Brokedown system needs an overhaul. Will snatch a child or children who aren't in harms way & the ones who are pay in the WORST ways imaginable. Sleep in God's Eternal Care Sweet Angel Janiyah. You are safe now baby 🕊🙏💝🕊🙏💝🧸🧸

@eternalemars

9 ай бұрын

You could just tell she was faking it

@MasterNinjaXz

9 ай бұрын

But she was ACTUALLY SOBBING in the interview, did you not watch the whole video??

@Joe-bob

9 ай бұрын

@@MasterNinjaXzyea crying like Elmer Fudd

@MontanaDior

9 ай бұрын

@@MasterNinjaXz It's funny how everyone else, including the Dispatchers and Police, knew she was fake crying, but you 😂😂🤔🤫

Robert needs to take his kids and get far, far away from these people.

This is so so incredibly sad. The mother is obviously very sick and the family was not equipped to deal with her level illness. So sad for the sweet baby girl and the family

Robert is an extremely strong man. What an absolutely horrific case.

@deevasquez1171

Жыл бұрын

A strong man that was more concerned about his ‘cousin’ and mother than he was about the innocent dead baby on the counter.

@alexthrailkill

Жыл бұрын

@@deevasquez1171 More concerned? He immediately told the operator the child was deceased and there was nothing to be done. What did you want from him?

@aaronlimeuchin7352

Жыл бұрын

​@@deevasquez1171 yeah, I agreed with Alex. Imagine you are in Robert's shoes during that situation. He did not know that Deasia was the killer of her own baby. Even if he did, what can he do more? Stab his cousin to death? I salute him for remained calm during that situation.

@t29heavy67

Жыл бұрын

@@deevasquez1171hes concerned about the well being of the people he cant find thats more than reasonable you see one dead body and you dont know where the rest of your family is thats gonna be cause for concern. You must be mentally disabled

@augustyuuka2895

Жыл бұрын

@@deevasquez1171 the innocent dead baby is dead! What can be done, whats a concern for in that situation to the dead baby? Did you even understand what concern is?

Robert deserves to be commended for that 911 call. Man he was concise and level headed. Incredible job in a horrific situation.

@cynthiacromwell8002

Жыл бұрын

WTH is everybody saying about the call. He was just as annoying I thought he was guilty. All of them got me sick. I'm angry with God. I really am.

@ynggdre1397

Жыл бұрын

@@cynthiacromwell8002 what😭😭😭

@llbuilds4175

Жыл бұрын

@@cynthiacromwell8002 Idk wym "all of them got me sick" and "he was just as annoying I thought he was guilty." I don't know if you could possibly be deaf or unsure of what the 911 call consisted of but imagine you see a relative brutally mxrdered in a family members kitchen, let alone your sister. Robert had to stand there with his OWN CHILDREN as a LITERAL infant had been mxrdered by their own mother, and by his mother. Everyones talking about the call because imagine that, imagine you have to make a 911 call while having your own mother as the mxrderer, your baby sister that had been deceased and mxrdered by your own mother, your children at the house, and other relatives there as well. Now cynthia, i can understand the case being sick, but the only sick person there was Deasia. Robert had nothing to do with the death, infact he was sure of the infant being taken care of, by CPS and Deasia's auntie. Also, i have no clue what went on inside your brain to make you think Robert could've done this, they had clearly set out a timeline from the auntie, Robert's 911 call and Deasia's confession/guilt plead. You could hear the scare in his voice and the realization that it was reality for him. Sometimes Cynthia, YOU need to keep your opinions to yourself. also, as someone who's most likely younger then you are (Cynthia is a older name) Even I know better to filter myself then a grown woman can, you're allowed to be angry but read the room Cynthia, and listen to the questioning, 911 call, and timelines again. Maybe it'll tick your memory or sense of logic. Watch the video again, maybe it'll make sense as you're someone who's older.

@peteaxe2067

Жыл бұрын

​@Cynthia Cromwell why are you angry with God lmao. Be angry with these retards who committed the crime. Humans have free will

@Qwark909

Жыл бұрын

@@llbuilds4175 Gooooooooooooooodaaaaaaaaaaaaamn bro. You got grandma sittin in the 69th circle of hellfire

Deasia doesn’t need prison. She needs mental health care, long-term psychiatric inpatient care followed by monitored residential (still confined) care. Debora needs prison. Robert needs a medal.

@blinkingbat7447

2 ай бұрын

Yeah a lot of people are very harsh to Deasia about 'only' getting 13 years even though she completely lost touch with reality. Deborah however definitely bears responsibility in this. She let Deasia have contact, she didn't even make sure she took her medication. I feel like she not only let Janiyah down, but also Deasia even though she's the killer, she never needed to be one

@thehoinung

Ай бұрын

Totally agree!!

@nikkiward1715

Ай бұрын

Like Andrea Yates!!! Mental Institution confinement until……

The fact she put the knife in baby’s hand “to make it appear that she killed herself”!! That’s very telling of someone who has left reality 💯 RIP dear baby

@griffbenoit7687

4 ай бұрын

Lol that was fucked up

@shawnalee9775

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely without a doubt. Such a tragedy

@user-wh6sp6st8s

Ай бұрын

Also a symptom of someone who is stupid.

@starlashae3408

Ай бұрын

I agree. Even pre meditates murderers don't have that kind of logic. She needed help 6 months before that ..

@Nini-xw5xd

24 күн бұрын

​@@griffbenoit7687what's funny ..

The Aunt screaming she’s going to jail instead of screaming about her grand niece shows you who she really cared about. You’re looking at your own flesh and blood in the worst possible scenario and you can only think about how it’s gonna negatively impact your life.

@meowmachine9147

Жыл бұрын

Exactly and her wailing for someone to help HER despite her son telling her what about the baby and him and the other kids. What a piece of work. He told her she's being selfish and she said "No I'm not!" And then continued to ask what about ME?? How disgusting

@TerminalM193

Жыл бұрын

Poverty stricken members of society thrive off of narcissistic, selfish acts usually accompanied with drugs and alcohol.... Her hootin and wailing is normal behavior believe it or not. I used to do public work for 10 years thinking I could make an actual difference, even if it just was for a couple souls.... They don't want help. They want YOU to SERVE Them. It was always so easy for them to come up with absolutely convincing lies. They're truly masters of manipulation.... I got the hell out of the city, bought 30 acres out in the middle of the woods near the Appalachian and now serve God...

@tiger1976

Жыл бұрын

She knew she did wrong by leaving the little baby with the mother and was probably scared of getting punished. The cries were pure selfishness... shame on her... for a second i thought she was the killer. This could have been prevented!!! The old lady was not able to care for a young baby... so sad...

@bluecollarnobody4217

Жыл бұрын

Selfish people think like that and the whole victim mentality crying thing. Yeah, I didn’t buy it.

@sallynguyen4403

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, I'm not going to hold that against her. That child has only been in her care for maybe a little over a week I think (March 6-March 15) so she hasn't even developed that much of an emotional attachment to the baby. So her first instinctual reaction to the death of the little baby made sense. Blood relation has very little to do with the level of love she would have for the baby in this case if she's only known it for a short while. What does make her the asshole is the fact that she accepted the role of looking after the baby when she knows she's been dealing with health problems and personal problems that could affect the level of care the baby receives. She didn't take seriously the fact that her niece was going through a scary medical illness and let her have access to the baby because she couldn't handle looking after the baby by herself. She was incredibly irresponsible which led to the death of an innocent baby. I'm not done watching the whole video but I wouldn't be shocked if she was charged for negligence because her actions are a prime example of that. Edit: Oh god, I'm shaking my head at the family. Cindy, Debora's niece and Deasia's sister, was the one who took charge and said the baby needed to stay with the family and knew that Debora was reluctant to take the baby in. I'm side eying her to the extreme right now. And now that I think about it, Deasia has been staying with Debora even before she got temporary custody of the baby. And no one in the family thought this was an issue? This whole family needs to self-reflect on themselves. LOL, Cindy is talking to the investigator about how Deasia isn't allowed around the baby in such a calm voice as if this whole thing has nothing to do with her. I'm okay with Debora crying her eyes out because it sounds like the guilt is eating her up inside but damn, Cindy is acting so cold blooded about this whole thing. She's got blood on her hands too. She's the one who said she'd pitch in and help and she's been in the know about Deasia staying with Debora too. I'm speechless. I'm not sure how I feel about Deasia trying to shift the blame of who killed Janiyah. On one hand, I know she's been diagnosed with Post Partum Psychosis but after treatment and what looks to be a very sober mind, she's trying deflect responsibility of what happened to her baby. All the evidence pointed to her and her immediate response is "I didn't do it" and that her aunt did it. She didn't even need to blame her aunt here, she could have just said I don't know what happened. She pointed the finger to someone who took her in when she was at her lowest. It doesn't really reflect well on her. If she had any love left for her daughter, she owes it to her to tell the truth instead of running away from it. Holy crap, just got to the part where Deasia confessed to what happened. It made me feel sick. Considering how she was able to remember the gruesome details of what occurred, it's clear she didn't want to take responsibility of what she did and tried to blame her aunt for it. So all those denials before of saying she can't have done it and that her aunt did it and how she just doesn't know... she knew this whole time. It's one thing to acknowledge she wasn't in her right mind during the act of committing the crime, but after the fact? After getting sobered up and trying to push the blame on someone else when she knew she was the one who did it... if the police didn't have damning evidence on her, would she have admitted to it? It's a scary thought.

Parole after 13 YEARS?!?!? That is absolutely insane, this woman beat and stabbed her little baby girl TO DEATH, decapitated her, and doesnt feel bad about it- and she can get parole in 13 years? This sentence is infuriating and disrespectful to Jeniah!! Wow. Ive seen a man get 180 years for a few grams of dope. This woman should never be free again...

@MichaelGrubbEvolvedMinistry

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@Dev-In-Denver123

Жыл бұрын

She won't be getting paroled. You can take solace in that.

@peerless8967

Жыл бұрын

crazy thing is they saw all the signs from the mother.. the aunt even knew about the order and yet she still allowed the mother to move in these people are so idiotic then wants to cry like a 3 year old kid saying might as well kill me too yes you caused this. bless robert and his children no one should see an innocent baby as they did. No remorse people like that are sick in the mind.

@Andy5722419

Жыл бұрын

Yeah she'll never get paroled. But she should've gotten the absolute maximum sentence allowed. Like to the fullest extent of the law

@jonah.donohue

Жыл бұрын

The sectence is to map the fact she'll be in a insane asylum the rest of her life lmao. It's not that deep

Robert is truly impressive. Remained composed and rational despite all that bullshit. We need more like him.

There is a noticeable disconnect with me and my mom. I am thankful that my grandmother recognized something was wrong after my birth and raised me. To this day my mom disassociate her relationship with me as her daughter. Mental illness is real, exhausting, and traumatic. RIP to this beautiful angel💔

@kim2306

4 ай бұрын

I just wanted to let you know, I know exactly how you feel.❤

I've watched hundreds of these, and this detective is one of the most skilled I have EVER seen. He understood the exact psychological angle he needed to take. Well done.

@kristenjustkristen9462

Жыл бұрын

Much better than the first woman. She was redundant.

@0002pA

Жыл бұрын

That's also because he had actual evidence to back his claims up. That made it quite easy for him. Kudos to both of them for keeping their cool though.

@marcuswilliams5255

Жыл бұрын

@@0002pA true, but the first lady was being overly aggressive and that was never gonna work with Deasia and her situation. Scooting her chair close to try and intimidate her. It was kinda funny that she thought she was going intimidate someone. She seemed very impatient, which I understand with the situation, but isn’t good for a person in her situation. The second guy was patient and did a far better job of talking to her in order to get responses

@blind_surgeon

Жыл бұрын

Damn you sit on your ass and watch videos. You're so impressive.

@nuffsaid6229

Жыл бұрын

@@marcuswilliams5255 well, nothing other then medication could have woken that person up to talk. she was deeeeeply lost in Postpartum Psychosis imo. wich is why it worked better the second time to talk to her, as she was then on medication

Post-partum psychosis needs to be closely monitored. Any woman who suffers from it and is discovered to be lying about taking the medicine shouldn’t be anywhere near their children.

@BAgee-lw9ct

Жыл бұрын

I'm surprised they let her go home, who made that call

@vitalucas9452

Жыл бұрын

I don't think it's that simple. First medical staff have their hands tied with how long they can have a psych hold. Second when you release a patient you can't be make them be compliant with taking their meds. You can try to leave that in the hands of a relative or friend but that's no guarantee that they can do it, or that they will ask for help for fear of having the person turn against them.

@poet8708

Жыл бұрын

@@vitalucas9452 It's not about making them take their meds. Its about not letting them near the kids. They have every right to not take their meds. But the proper authorities should have just as many rights as to take the child from the uncompliant mother

@BAgee-lw9ct

Жыл бұрын

@Vita Lucas I have my own mental health history, nothing this crazy, but when I only threatened my own life I had a week long grippy sock vacation, I'm surprised that after she almost killed her child they didn't put her in a more intensive inpatient facility, but that just really comes back to the lack of Healthcare in this country

@vitalucas9452

Жыл бұрын

@@BAgee-lw9ct There is a definite shortage of medical care professionals. There can actually be empty beds and not enough staff to keep treating people.

Man family needs to listen when they say keep them away. This is so sad 😢

The system is faulty the way they expected a mentally ill person to "be responsible" and take their meds is crazy. She should have been hospitalized. This is a chemical imbalance from the trauma of child birth. They need a facility that allows both mother and child to reside and still bond while being medicated and monitored by professionals

@bixx420

15 күн бұрын

I absolutely agree!!!

One of the most disturbing details was robert's young daughter found the baby first. What a horrible thing to have burnt into your memories at such a young age and knowing your grandmother was responsible.

@bmell1252

Жыл бұрын

The grandmother was not the one who murdered that baby!

@taniyahw6969

Жыл бұрын

@@bmell1252 yea but she was told specifically NOT to have her in that house and she let her in because “she’s tired and had fostered kids her whole life”?!

@louisacapell

Жыл бұрын

@@bmell1252 she was culpable none the less!

@smoothie3993

Жыл бұрын

@@bmell1252 it was entirely her fault, her daughter had post partum psychosis and she knew she wasn’t supposed to be with the baby so yeah, Deborah being a moron is the reason the baby is dead.

@riotoews7853

Жыл бұрын

​@@smoothie3993okay Deborah is Deasia's aunt.....just to make things clear

6:06 the change in her voice when she said "she ain't supposed to be here Robert" and when she started sobbing hysterically when the dispatcher spoke is just mind blowing.

@kaelynnjackson5390

Жыл бұрын

She wanted people to feel pity for her. But she is to blame as well. She allowed that woman in her house after she promised the courts she wouldn't. I can not and will not feel sorry for her ass.

@BakeXlove11

11 ай бұрын

I appreciate the dispatcher calling her out on her bullcrap.

@kaelynnjackson5390

11 ай бұрын

@@BakeXlove11 same here !

@staceybowden6574

11 ай бұрын

I don't know because I've never been in that traumatizing situation, but maybe she saw the baby after Robert got her in the kitchen, confused, in disbelief or knowing she( herself) was asleep and now dreaming before actually coming to the realization once she heard the dispatcher saying "911" either way, I see the dispatchers point but even in a soft tone (my psychology experience with a master's degree) would state the operator was being either subconsciously or knowingly argumentive. In this case of call this would be inappropriate. But, I don't know any of their mindset🤷🏽‍♀️

@13lilsykos

11 ай бұрын

@@staceybowden6574 - Sorry but the operator was trying to figure out what was going on and didn't have time to deal with Deborah's theatrics. She wasn't being argumentative. She was trying to get ahold of the situation I'm sure, especially considering that s knowing that a baby was brutally murdered was pretty horrible but it seems as tho Deborah was more concerned for herself than what was actually happening. She knew she was at fault. She knew that, while she didn't actually murder that baby, she definitely had a MAJOR hand in it.

The detectives did an amazing job I pray that Robert and his children find some way to move forward after what they witnessed.

@jeanbeans7926

5 ай бұрын

Yes, that poor man and his children are scarred. My condolences to all involved.

Robert should be in the psychology field professionally. He was AWESOME handling such a heart breaking situation. I wish he would study the profession he would save a tremendous amount of lives.

The mother crying was aggravating tf outta me. I applaud her son for how he handled everything. One look at Deasia and you can tell she shouldn’t be anywhere near a child. Smh R.I.H Janiyah

@Jelleboekema

10 ай бұрын

yep exactly as the son said: you're acting selfish. the only thing she was worried about was her own life not the life of deasia nor janiyah

@rudydaberry122

10 ай бұрын

Where can I see the crime scene photos?

@dxov1597

10 ай бұрын

@@rudydaberry122get help

@dwingus24

10 ай бұрын

​@@rudydaberry122nowhere because it's none of your business.

@rudydaberry122

10 ай бұрын

@@dwingus24 I ain’t done anything wrong?

I feel so bad for James. He knew the baby wasn’t fit to be around the mom and couldn’t do anything. He lost child too 🥺

@gilla2092

10 ай бұрын

Too bad he couldn't have saved her by being able to take custody..

@notagain2856

10 ай бұрын

The selfishness of the adults around the baby cost her life. RIP Janiyah

@SaintCharbelMiracleworker

10 ай бұрын

@@gilla2092 He had no legal claim toJaniya her, his name wasn't on the birth certificate because he had no id at the hospital. Watch the clip first before commenting.

@notamemethememe589

10 ай бұрын

​@@SaintCharbelMiracleworkerApparently it's because his driver's license expired

@disf5178

10 ай бұрын

​@@notamemethememe589 That's kinda crazy.. even though I get it, official documents require legit everything.. its still hard to think some dumb red tape lead to this. But.. who can say what woulda happened

As much as I watch this channel and all the videos from beginning to the end, I can honestly say i’ve never felt so sick to my stomach physically. heartbroken to say the very least 💔

A close friend almost like a sister of mine had post natal psychosis. It's no joke & not like post natal depression. It's serious & definitely can lead to death. Luckily her partner & myself cared for the baby & helped her get inpatient treatment for the pnp. Most women who have this condition also have it for following pregnancies. Deborah could have definitely avoided this whole tragic situation.

@Niiiquee

2 ай бұрын

Why you telling yo friend business?

@daisy-busytrippin-sheldon8838

Ай бұрын

Sharing awareness about PNP is a good thing. She didn't name names, towns or any details. Maybe she has permission to share? I'm glad your friend had you guys for support it's very, very scary and thosw suffering are not sane nor competent at the time

Robert handled everything so well. I feel so crushed for him and his kids. He had to manage his children, who SAW the horrid scene, and try to ground his mother, who was practically hysterical. I hope he’s able to get as much support as possible.

@KiKiKeeKee

Жыл бұрын

Robert came across as a man who has spent his whole life having to manage his mom's theatrics.

@kellyalves756

Жыл бұрын

You have to listen to the whole recording- the dispatcher totally escalated the situation. The poor guy had to tell her in like, five different ways that the baby was beyond rescue, before she finally told him the cops were on route. ( I’ve noticed that since then, more dispatcher get that information to the caller right up front. Because yeah, say that FIRST, then ask a bunch of questions.)

@mr.sonnytruth8021

Жыл бұрын

Yes an incredible young man

@psychonauty2020

Жыл бұрын

Robert Stuart we love you. we see you. I am also the one who had to make the calls to the cops and hold it together. please take care of yourself, you deserved so much better.

@loveyoursign2923

Жыл бұрын

Deßßie should ße charged too. This hurt my ❤ hearing how hurt own infant. My name is (juh-ny) my daughter turned 1 in 2015. She'll ße 9 this year. I was going to name her janiyah ßut her daddy named her Danielle ßecause his name is Daniel. Just listening to her & how she has no regrets for hurting her ßaßy 😢 I understand she has post partum ßut deßßie should not have let her live there. I'm shocked her daughter's father still wanted to help her. R.i.paradise ßaßy Princess 😇👣

The crying shit Deborah did when she first walked into the interrogation room is the same type of shit my grandmother would pull when she wanted people to feel sorry for her and not blame her for her own wrongdoings

@callieblossomASMR

Жыл бұрын

It’s always a dead give away

@CaitlynHallart

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad I'm not the only who thought it sounded super fake.

@jodavis650

Жыл бұрын

Yep I agree..

@jovanwright3536

Жыл бұрын

old black women can always play it up and beg the lord. Hella fake and dramatic.

@kalinin._

Жыл бұрын

Fr I wanted to jump through this screen and slap her

This is so sad. People actively experiencing psychosis can not be trusted to take medication because their symptoms (ie disconnect from reality) prevents them from thinking clearly/rationally. The healthcare system in the US fails so many…in other countries where healthcare costs are covered by taxes and healthcare is reliably available to everyone, a mother who is psychotic and had just tried to harm her baby in front of police would *never* be discharged after FIVE DAYS, then trusted to take medication regularly with no oversight. Five days is not enough time for psychosis to resolve, and until psychosis resolves the person is not thinking rationally. Such a sad situation :(

WHAT do you NOT understand about, "Deasia can NOT have contact with that baby."?????? Sheesh! Unbelievable!! Not only is she having contact with the baby, she LIVING under the same ROOF!!

Absolutely gruesome that a child had to uncover the scene of that 3 month old on the counter, would never wish that upon anyone

@5milemacc737

Жыл бұрын

It obvious the kid did it to themselves the knife was in their hand after all. I feel bad for finding humor in this but when she said I put it in her hand to make it look like she did it lol, that's so crazy the baby wasn't even a year old wtf smh.

@sploochee6764

Жыл бұрын

@@5milemacc737onestly that, its so absurd to think “if i pit the knife in the babies hand, they’ll think it was the baby who commit suicide” she needs extreme mental health help

@kriztalynn

Жыл бұрын

Ikr!? Who gets called over in that situation, BRINGS the kids and just LETS them walk on in.

@laikanbarth

Жыл бұрын

I hope that young child was able to go to therapy. Heck, I hope the aunts son and his kids all got therapy. That is something you can’t unsee and it will never leave you. I saw a horrific scene involving my family member at 4 years old and I have never forgotten it. It’s my very first memory in life being only 4 years old. I’m 51 now and still have nightmares. Back then they didn’t put you into treatment for PTSD. They should have!!

@Kayla-rd5jd

Жыл бұрын

@@kriztalynn i thought the son had no idea anything was wrong to that degree? maybe i’m mistaken but i thought he didn’t know & his kids ran in like it was a normal

My partner had postpartum psychosis with our first born, she would have really bad thoughts about hurting him and kept telling me to take him away. Her mindset really wasn’t good, she could not sleep and had voices in her head and hallucinations. Luckily there was space in a mother and baby unit (Basically a mental hospital for new mothers) she gradually got better and was released after 2 months. Not something I ever want to go through again, postpartum psychosis really is awful and can make you do crazy things if not treated correctly and swiftly. It is unfortunate that a lot of people do not know how to deal with it. Deasia's blank stares in the first interview is something I was very familiar with. All is very well with us now and have long forgotten this incident.

@user-rw6tm8hx4g

11 ай бұрын

How does this happen and what was it like

@OhMyShesGorgeous

11 ай бұрын

Bless you both!!! Glad she overcame that and is doing well ❤

@shr0om1ez

10 ай бұрын

i know what she did was unspeakable, but people are being so inconsiderate, yes, she killed her baby, and thats unacceptable, but that shits real, and ive seen it first hand. my mom was pregnant 12 (maybe more) times, and what it does to a person is insane. its really hard to grasp how they can be loving and fine one second and want to harm or kill the baby the next second. its a struggle. i hope baby janiyah rests in peace, and i hope deasia gets the help she needs. ive never experienced it first hand, so i cant say i completely understand, but from what my family has told me, and what ive seen with my own eyes, my mom had it happen to her more than once, and that it was absolute hell to help with and deal with for both parties. i feel bad for everyone.

@winterlynn9012

10 ай бұрын

@@shr0om1ez I never realized till I had my first baby just how much havoc pregnancy and birth can wreak on the body. Nobody really ever talks about the darker side of pregnancy. I knew of course that it could be uncomfortable, unpleasant and bring out or worsen certain health problems but didn't know the extent till I was pregnant with my son. My pregnancy was a nightmare and while I didn't have post partum psychosis, I did have severe post partum depression among other pysch symptoms that I had never had before. OCD, intrusive thoughts, paranoia, agoraphobia and panic attacks. I didn't even get into all the physical problems I had and still have even after 8 years. Post partum psychosis and depression are horrible, I feel for any woman who has to go through it. Having a baby is supposed to be an amazing moment in a woman's life, and its awful that these types of ailments exist :/

@janeag7295

10 ай бұрын

Exactly people just ready to judge this lady like can’t no other woman go through this like postpartum depression ain’t real I hate social media

bless that beautiful baby, robert did what most people couldn’t do, kept his calm. that’s amazing.

Deborah was dealing with her own issues still trying to help Deasia and her child but it was too much for her to be expected to monitor deasia 24~7 . Deasia should’ve been in an institution long term. The whole situation is heartbreaking. Thank God for Robert. Rest in purpose baby girl.

Seeing the mom in the interrogation room for the first time actually gave me chills, she looks terrifying

@grelm1322

Жыл бұрын

Bro that's a fuckin demon

@ClaytonBigsby93

Жыл бұрын

Demonically possessed. And no that’s not a joke, nor hyperbole.

@tucci06

Жыл бұрын

@@ClaytonBigsby93 This channel explains why people are like this and you just ignore it in favor of pure fiction.

@Nefiir

Жыл бұрын

A possessed troll doll, that.

@frjcde9392

Жыл бұрын

@@tucci06 How’s it fiction? You see the proof right here and still deny it 😂

Jesus, I hope Robert's child who first found the baby is able to work through such a trauma. Robert is a fantastic father for ushering his children out of the house. I've heard cases where people just let the kids stay at the scene, despite being advised to remove the children. Robert's an outstanding example of how to handle this type of situation. I hope he and his children are get through this with the best possible outcome for a circumstance like this.

@mimik222

Жыл бұрын

@@leetness13how is this situation funny to you ?

@moodymermaid3690

Жыл бұрын

@@leetness13 - I don't judge individuals based on the sins of their family members.

@AdmissionGaming

Жыл бұрын

This was 8 years ago, I'd hope he is doing well.

@babygirl369able

Жыл бұрын

​@@leetness13 Tf is funny ? This is not a video to be laughing at or making jokes about.

@leetness13

Жыл бұрын

@@moodymermaid3690 youre right but still, calling anyone involved in this shit a 'fantastic' individual is laughable.

I really hope Robert got his kids counseling especially the baby that found the baby.

The grandmother screaming how she was going to jail. Not that the baby was dead. Automatically thinking of self.

Robert realized the severity of the situation and handled it perfectly. He deserves an award for how levelheaded he was through the whole thing

Robert is one hell of a man. You can tell he’s the glue that held that family together. I just hate to think of the terrible things he must have seen and gone through in his life to be able to keep it together while dealing with what he saw in that kitchen, what his children saw and what his mother saw. It could be argued he went through the most trauma (besides the baby) that day yet he was the only one able to keep his wits about him and get the right things in motion to move forward after what his cousin did.

@nyxxtape2872

9 ай бұрын

i agree with you in saying he pretty much went thru the most trauma of anybody in that situation, as a son, cousin, father and human. so sad and i hope he and his kids are well.

@paulablack1863

6 ай бұрын

Perfectly said, Jr! *Also, I'm from WV, too!

@Zero-dead-

5 ай бұрын

You can tell that he’d fuck you up if you messed with his kids

@angelaspencer1960

4 ай бұрын

I'm from wheeling WV 😊

@user-sl3xo9xg3w

4 ай бұрын

I'm from WV too. It's so sad.

That woman is traumatized. Her nervous system is fucked up.

Postpartum depression is a very serious thing. It suddenly activates serious changes in the body, and the person doesn't behave as usual. It doesn't mean the person is bad, it's just the chemical that destroys your brain. I feel sorry for the woman.

I love how blunt this detective is. He's just straight up, he isn't being overly nice or overly mean, he just asks straight up questions and points things out when the answers are clearly incorrect. I love this interrogation.

@zeuna

Жыл бұрын

It's such a dirty work though, let's be real. Dirty as in the same way an attorney's work is dirty. Or it's better if I say "not honest work". The detective's breakthrough moment was when he said James had asked to talk to her, James said he was the only one that could get through to her and her family still loved her and worried about her. What if ALL THAT is something this detective doesn't actually know and it's another interrogation tactic? I can't say I appreciate anybody doing such manipulations, Beano. Can you? You know, I'm far from religious but if there's something akin to hell in the afterlife, that guy might be heading there as well.

@kinsey7298

Жыл бұрын

@@zeuna SHE KILLED HER BABY I DONT CARE WHAT THEY DO W HER THEY WERE TOOOO NICE IF YOU ASK ME

@kandik7641

Жыл бұрын

​​@@kinsey7298 you don't get it, if they became combative and served their intentions then they run the risk of her shutting down. Do you really think they wanted to be nice? They were lying when they basically told her good people can harm babies. When you see detectives being friendly with the likes of Edmund Kemper, sharing meals with Todd Kohlhepp, or asking someone like Nick Browning if he wants anything, they are building rapport. If they served only their feelings, they'd never get confessions or answers.

@cnnhdlvth9557

Жыл бұрын

I'd pretty much agree that this is fucked up regardless of how reasonable he manages to sound. Fact is, she refused to talk to the police (literally, not talking is refusing to talk) and they interrogated her for six hours instead of getting her a lawyer. You don't have rights unless you say the magic words. It's ridiculous.

@joemiguel5202

Жыл бұрын

This is just too heartbreaking and disturbing. I Can’t help but disagree with the sentencing, I believe she deserves life in a psychiatric ward. I’m no psychologist but if someone can explain in justify her state mind. My god, I can’t understand the law process that allow 15 years to life with a chance of parole.

My wife went through PPP after giving birth to our first. She was perfectly fine before without any mental issue but the moment her hormones dropped, some wires in her brain got crossed and she literally said "I'm going crazy". There was delusions, lack of sleep, manic, bipolar. It was a tough year for us but she stuck to the psychiatrist treatment and finally got back to herself around a year later. This is case is really tragic..

@ronnieallie8490

Жыл бұрын

I'm really happy for you, your wife and your family. Even though I'm a stranger, something like this is averted and you have a full family. ❤

@Stillprecious06

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your experience. Gives a different view of PPP

@plamondonworks6948

Жыл бұрын

I was on the border of this. The delusions started and I immediately got help. It’s really scary. I have a hard time with this case because she didn’t even try to help herself. Or seemed to not want to.

@msreen269

Жыл бұрын

You sticking by her and helping her through that time was a tremendous help. Trust me without family understanding and support, it only makes things worst. I can truly admit that if my husband didn’t take the time to notice that things weren’t right and help me through ppp after our first child, I’m not sure I would have been able to do it alone while trying to raise our baby. Some of the things he told me, that I was saying and doing, I can’t remember up until this day. It was frightening. By the time we had our second daughter 10 yrs later, we had preventative measures in place just in case I ended up suffering from ppp again, and fortunately those measures we had in place helped both of us.

@nessapalmer5316

Жыл бұрын

It is very common at some level and I wish ppl would take it more seriously. It's heartbreaking.

I'm now a new subscriber. You told the entirety of what she did. The fact that she has no affect or remorse, is mind boggling.

@lindareavis5971

5 ай бұрын

This unfortunately is PP & without medication everyone should have watched her when she was around her precious baby..never to leave her alone with the baby.. too many fills sorry for the moms & think a moms could never do this however, it happens entirely too often.. I’m very sad for all the family especially that a precious child lost it’s life due to PP.. I pray this Mom gets the help she needs.. I’ve never known anyone personally who as been diagnosed with it but I do believe it’s real..

I love how the 911 dispatcher called Debora out on her fake crying, that was brilliant.

The dispatcher calling out the aunt for not crying when the call first started took me out! 🤣

@ocarinasims4204

2 ай бұрын

She the real mvp! She wasn't letting anything slide

@kristycrow9586

2 ай бұрын

WOW laughing at a brutal case you are as sick as the mother and need help.

@user-wh6sp6st8s

Ай бұрын

@@ocarinasims4204 facts. That is the first thing I thought.

Robert was amazing. Not only did he witness the outcome of a brutal murder, he also witnessed his kids witness it, and still stayed so strong throughout. I hope that Robert and his kids get any help they need

@michaelwoodall9295

Жыл бұрын

A buddy of mine responded to this scene (EMS). He has such bad PTSD that he had to quit his job and is struggling day to day. I can only imagine what Robert and his kids are going through mentally.

@LaydzLuvKulBREZ

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelwoodall9295 Man that’s so messed up. This isn’t the 1st time I’ve heard something like this. I was working as a laborer for a pipe surveying company & a new guy started. He said he’d just left a job at the coroners office or whoever goes to retrieve the bodies & put them in the bags to transports them. He was only working there for about 2 weeks when they were called to pick up the body of an infant/toddler & it really fucked him up. Usually they’ll have at least 2 guys come to carry out the bodies. But he said he remembers holding the baby’s lil body bag in his arms carrying them to the van by himself. He said he was never the same. He quit the next day. And they made pretty good money.

@groberts80

Жыл бұрын

He really was amazing . I don’t like how that monotone , obnoxious dispatcher talked to him . She needs retraining asking the same stupid questions he answered for her several times

@Bl4ckD0g

Жыл бұрын

@@groberts80 the dispatcher was great actually. That's what they're trained to do, and yes re asking questions is standard to make sure you have a clear view on the situation. Emergency Services need to know what they're walking into.

@groberts80

Жыл бұрын

@@Bl4ckD0g nope she was terrible and needs more training . She kept asking the same thing over again and bitchy so no she needs to find a new job . Maybe with her rudeness McDonald’s is more suitable for her lol

Deborah is crying because she is afraid she is going to go to prison for putting the baby in danger. The is the one of the first things she said she she called 911.

This is some of the best detective work I’ve seen on this channel this guys a pro

I’m so *angry* towards Aunt Debora! Her theatrical crying and weeping when she KNEW 1) it was too much for her to be a caretaker for her nieces and 2) allowing Deasia to be around her daughter when she’s not taking her meds. Her calm tone on the 911 call before she put on the “show” of being unable to talk and her goat-sounding “sobbing” in the interrogation room pissed me off.

@LittleMissInsantiy

11 ай бұрын

Same. I really wanted her to just shut up.

@HeabSaysNo

11 ай бұрын

Yep - she brought this shit on herself by not following the rules laid out by the court, because she thought she knew better. Fucking idiot. And then moaning like a shot wildebeest - Honestly wish someone would have moved her out of the room, she clearly wasn't contributing to anything.

@easylee4uify

11 ай бұрын

It is the aunt's fault, she knew the woman was mentally ill and allowed her around the baby anyway.

@Foxyrun1000

11 ай бұрын

@cremetangerine82 it sounded like withered chicas voicelines in fnaf ucn 💀

@briae1944

11 ай бұрын

​@@Foxyrun1000please 😂

The way she so calmly said “she’s not suppose to be here” until she realized 911 picked up and then immediately turned on the water works. I dunno, seems fishy to me. Why do family members insist on having custody when they know they can’t handle it? And why on earth would she allow her abusive, mentally ill mother anywhere near her? I’m so tired of people putting kids in blatant danger

@ChangedMan2.0

Жыл бұрын

Mind your own business

@umungus518

Жыл бұрын

​@@ChangedMan2.0 name checks out. Get help.

@keylebrown4524

Жыл бұрын

As someone who works in child welfare, you'd be heartbroken to know how much this happens. Families think they know better and it's not fair to the family member meanwhile the kid is in extreme danger. It's insane.

@kedeb

Жыл бұрын

Prolly cuz they don’t want the kids to go into the system my gma did it for me and she’s doin it for my siblings now

@bigrats4674

Жыл бұрын

​@@umungus518 😂

Poor Robert surrounded by insanity. Can you imagine how the poor guy grew up. I feel so bad for him.

@SharolS-jz5tm

Ай бұрын

Robert didn’t think his mother was that incompetent because he dropped his children off to her every morning for them to go to school from her house. He knew she was housing his mentally ill cousin and her baby that she wasn’t supposed to have contact with. At no time did he feel the need to call cps to inform them. The whole family was aware of the situation but put everything on the sickly old Aunt. He never stepped in to get the baby himself because he was still using his mom to help with his kids. The whole family was dysfunctional and in denial about how sick Deasia was. It was the responsibility of CPS to find proper placement for Janiyah.

That detective did a good job of running through the questions. Well done. Robert is a heck of a guy.

That mother looks like death. Why someone would think she should be around the child is beyond me. She literally appears to have lost her mind.

@butameremortal9424

9 ай бұрын

@@looney1023 oh wow 😯 I've never seen that look before. I'm a believer. That's something I don't think you can fake

@user-px7xp6rw7c

9 ай бұрын

thats what religion does to people...

@SashaLumi

9 ай бұрын

​@@user-px7xp6rw7c funny meme incel

@SashaLumi

9 ай бұрын

@@GonRage-rf8tl dont know the statistics but id agree with that one sir

@SlipknotForevah

8 ай бұрын

@@SashaLumi religion =/= incel

Man, despite such an absolutely soul-wrenching scenario, props to Robert for being level-headed the whole time; it takes huge strength of character to experience something like that and still be able to function at all, let alone do what's needed

@busdriverguy

Жыл бұрын

It's called living in the ghetto lmao

@kateendrews46

Жыл бұрын

@@busdriverguy lowkey true lmao. You’re prepared for anything out there. He’s still remarkable for staying calm tho.

@IRepko

Жыл бұрын

@@kateendrews46 being poor does not prepare you for a dead infant. You guys have serious problems.

@littlelogan34

Жыл бұрын

​​@@busdriverguy you see alot of stabbed babies in the ghetto?

@kctalks

Жыл бұрын

@@busdriverguy Brother, a baby being beaten, stabbed, then beheaded with a knife isn't something that happens often even in war zones. The guy is solid.

I feel so bad for that little girl, and for her family members who discovered her. I also can't help but feel for Deasia. Postpartum psychosis and depression are very real, and psychosis in particular requires serious intervention and dedication by all involved in order for it to be overcome. The way Deasia speaks is fully in line with someone suffering from severe mental issues, just so detached from reality. She is still at fault, obviously, but I can't help but think how horrific it must be for her when she's lucid, properly medicated, and realizing fully what she did.

Poor girl is clearly suffering from severe psychiatric disorders, post partum depression is terrible beyond words and psychosis also, was mind-bending. Bless the pool baby. RIP.,, Love and prayers for the mama and the family. ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢

postpartum psychosis is one of the scariest things to me, I know some people fake it but just the fact that it can happen to totally normal women is so scary and sad

@SearchingfortheTruth77

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is. I had it and it literally takes your sanity away. Hallucinations, delusions, rages, completely insane. It takes so much to come out of it. Months of treatment and I am just now able to return to my sanity. It is so much worse than people think.

@DaRealKing303

Жыл бұрын

Women are just fing insane, bro.

@kelseybedwell5199

Жыл бұрын

@@SearchingfortheTruth77 thanks for sharing that, good luck in your recovery, you got this!

@reinamatheny9972

Жыл бұрын

@@SearchingfortheTruth77 (((Hugs)))))

@Willa4420

Жыл бұрын

This woman was demon possessed. She was off balanced and insane.

The utmost respect goes out to Robert for how he handled everything, He was able to be calm and collected where most people would be in shock, and he even called out his mom for being selfish saying they might as well kill her because she cant handle all this. Robert is more of a man than 90% of this world will ever be. Props to you Robert.

@autumnryn

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely. He was definitely in shock and probably still is. Sometimes, that feeling does not go away.

@crazycoffee

8 ай бұрын

Robert is definitely more of a man than most now a days. I don't know if I would have been able to keep myself as collected as he did during this brutal situation.

@anether

8 ай бұрын

He handled it well but saying to someone in extreme distress that they're being selfish is unhelpful and nonsensical. We need to realize that people in those kinds of situations aren't always able to control their feelings. Being able to keep it together could be a sign of strength, indifference, or a combination of both.

@harrylarry6324

8 ай бұрын

@@anether Bro, regardless of the situation, the bitch was still crying for her own damn self after killing a fucking infant.

@Borene999

8 ай бұрын

@@anethernotice how she’s only in distress because she was in the presence of the police and was worried she’d get punished. When she was talking to Robert at the very start of the 911 call she was actually calm and saying “she’s not supposed to be here Robert”. Talking about deaisha. Then the waterworks (basically a performance) started as a way to seem completely innocent in this situation. She was was more concerned about herself than that baby and the fact she let that psychotic mother be there is disgusting.

She should have called the authorities and say taking care of the baby was too much. She tried to be the saviour and healer; save the baby from foster care and hoping her good deed would heal DeAsia.

If I were in a crisis, any crisis, I would want a dude like Robert around.

Imagine being the one to find that scene and have to make that call… That whole scene would be so incredibly distressing. Horrifying.

@pragyasingh2297

Жыл бұрын

Just THINKING about it makes me sick to my stomach. Makes me respect first responders a lot more for all they have to encounter.

@Mcfc2Rich

Жыл бұрын

Some things in life are so sickening they are what inspire horror movies. As beautiful and serene as life can be, it can also be the most horrendous, horrific, sickening thing ever. Not a lot of people consider that.

@dellystinky

Жыл бұрын

Fr the dude who called the police held it together considering what happened

@ShinySephiroth1

Жыл бұрын

​@@dellystinky "Lady, the baby is deceased" Guy deserves a medal

@kilosaint

Жыл бұрын

@@JoyDavidson 😭😭😭

Omg ! The fact she said she is twitching after stabbing in her eye I want to cry and throw up

I keep telling ppl it’s a spiritual world that you can not see and spirits and demons . But most ppl think it’s fake .

"That poor baby...somebody help _me."_ The only thing she's thinking about is herself. The fake crying, the hysterics, all when she was completely calm prior to speaking to the police.

@KitsuneRokaku

Жыл бұрын

Hope she lives with that shame till her dying days. What happened is on her hands. She should have been held accountable as well

@bohkhuj9247

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@paige1225

Жыл бұрын

@@KitsuneRokaku THE MOTHER BASICALLY GOT NOTHING WHATSOEVER OF A SENTENCE IM NOT SURPRISED AT ALL THE AUNT WASN'T HELD RESPONSABLE. 13 YEARS?? REALLY? MY GOD! MY GOD!

@clairealley4739

Жыл бұрын

It could have been shock at first. Honestly I think the hysterics are real but it’s bcuz deep down she feels so much guilt for not protecting that child from her mother. People will be so in denial of their reality sometimes it ends in tragedy bcuz they fail to act

@thepeopleschamp9076

Жыл бұрын

@@clairealley4739 Nah, the dispatcher put her on blast. She said the aunt was just talking normal and then she started crying once she heard the dispatcher on the line. The aunt caused this and should've been jailed.

How did the aunt not get charged with something after lying to CPS about the baby's mom staying there? That honestly could have avoided that poor baby's death. So incredibly disturbing and sad.

@zechariyahgodschild7258

Жыл бұрын

Cos they don't give a fuck

@nazbol1141

Жыл бұрын

It's called black privilege.

@ZebraChanda

Жыл бұрын

I don't know she was partially at fault, in my opinion, and purely out of laziness. She could have told someone she wasn't up to taking care of the baby, and they would have found her a different home.

@systajenn1

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@lilyr7221

Жыл бұрын

I’m saying the same thing. If the aunt didn’t let the mother there the baby would still be alive. I’m shocked she didn’t get charged too. The aunt plays a big part for that baby’s death.

The most horrific omg this world sucks . I have a 3 month old and it’s so hard to even imagine. I’m so sorry baby RIP

It isn’t often that I have to stop and walk away from a video, but hearing how callously she talked about her little baby… the brutality she subjected that poor baby to… It took me forever to get through that section because I just couldn’t stomach it. Those detectives are so good at their jobs, I don’t think I could be as professional as them if I’d been in that room

Debora's breakdown likely comes from the fact she knows she fucked up by letting Deasia in the home, I understand she was overwhelmed but she knowingly endangered the child by doing so. I feel for Robert and his children, he clearly has had to deal with his mother a LOT, and his children witnessing that poor baby is just...horrific, no child should have that image burned into their mind.

@PeteGaughenbaugh1

10 ай бұрын

They should have given that child to her father, but instead they refused to put his name on the birth certificate because his drivers license was expired?? How effing ridiculous is that?

@angelshanebricco4018

10 ай бұрын

she let dede in the home before she took custody of the baby SHE FUCKED UP WHEN SHE HANDED THE BABY TO THE MOTHER WHO WAS COURT ORDERED NO CONTACT SO SHE COULD LAY DOWN WITH EYE PAIN. SHE FUCKED UP WHEN SHE TOOK THE BABY AT ALL

@rudydaberry122

10 ай бұрын

Where can I see the crime scene photos?

@zippityzoop1478

10 ай бұрын

@@rudydaberry122 that is not the point of this video, and this comment section is not google

@dxov1597

10 ай бұрын

@@rudydaberry122seek help

First off, "Aunt Debbie" knew she was taking on too much by fostering the baby, but she still did it. She knew the mother of the baby was not to be around her, but she still allowed it. It's not like the mom showed up at her house unexpectedly either, the Aunt went and helped her get her things together, brought her back to her home and gave her a bedroom. Remember this too, the baby's crib WAS IN THE MOTHER'S BEDROOM. Also, the Aunt stated she couldn't do it on her own, she had already raised her own children and didn't want to have to raise someone else's baby. When the Aunt came into the interrogation room freaking out, screaming how it was her fault, she was going to jail, she knew, and it was clear at that point, that she violated the orders to not allow the mother to be around the baby, but she not only allowed her near her, she moved her into her home with the baby AND the crib was in the mother's bedroom. Aunt Debbie said it was her fault and she was going to jail because she clearly was well aware that she violated the orders and agreement and, sadly, is also partially responsible for the baby's brutal murder.

@BookishDark

Жыл бұрын

Oh I think she’s completely responsible - mom was not capable of making sane decisions and her aunt was told by a damn court not to let her near the baby. She’s the entire reason the baby is dead. Yeah I know mom did the deed…but you can’t expect someone suffering from psychosis to not do psychotic things!

@Niki-xr6cw

Жыл бұрын

CPS pretty much insisted the Aunt take on the,baby,she was in i’ll health ,so should not of had CPs insist she took on the baby ,then give her no help or support . It is stated that due to her physical illness she was reluctant too take on the baby,. I’ll bet CPS wasn’t giving the aunt was financial aid or given so she pay for help. The aunt Was i’ll and left to cope alone ,offered the right aid,she would would probably not of had the mother their. It seems that the mother in the delusion of post partial illness the mother believed the baby was an incarnate demon so she killed here . The whole tragedy could have been avoided with plenty of help in caring for her nieces baby girl . Just another case of CPS not doing the right thing . She should have been in care of her brother ,who is wonderful father,if he had her she would still be alive . F***ked up that he wasn’t given the chance to look after her .

@wyettmunro470

Жыл бұрын

I feel like this is one of tho o not my baby girl she could do no wrong type of think I like to call it mother blindness were most mothers cant believe there kid can do something wrong.

@scubatuba1083

Жыл бұрын

@@BookishDark most people are not trained on how to deal with relatives suffering from psychosis and would never foresee this kind of horror, a lot of people take mental illness lightly and aren’t able to grasp how fast things can escalate until something absolutely horrible happens, like in this unfortunate tragedy. I’m sure she already has to live with this guilt everyday without having random commenters online blaming her for causing this horrific murder. My heart goes out to her as I hope she is able to forgive herself for her mistakes and find the strength to move on from this all.

@reehoneybee123

Жыл бұрын

She was definitely responsible for the demise of that child, she knowingly let her niece with clear mental health issues be with the baby. She sat there and helped her be close to the baby, she should be sentenced as well for disobeying orders and basically assisting in this poor child’s death.

I feel awful for Robert and that poor innocent baby. The sad reality is that the aunt is even more to blame than the mother because at least the mother is certifiably nuts. The aunt was of sound mind and chose to place that baby in danger. How was she only given 13 years and the aunt not given any time?? Disgusting court system!! What was done to that poor baby should be done to the mother!! That’s justice! Poor Robert has no competent family members. He is on his own.

I feel bad for the kids and robert and everyone else who saw the baby like that i hope everyone involved including the mother got the help needed from being involved in this case it's so sad 💔🙏

This whole thing upsets me. She refers to her great grand niece as "it" after she was murdered. Then her first thing to cry about was "help me! I'm going to jail." Not "oh my god my grand daughter is gone"

@indifferent69

Жыл бұрын

it was a 7 week old baby that wasnt hers. she wouldnt have much time to grow much affection for it. being worried about your life being ruined is a reasonable thing to panic about

@pauldavid167

Жыл бұрын

@@indifferent69 Bullshit. I feel the vulnerability of any child, especially one of family. Your response says a lot about you.

@mangersavoir4213

Жыл бұрын

​@@indifferent69 bullshit

@MidnightPausch

Жыл бұрын

@@indifferent69 ???????????????????????????????????

@blackwaltz3135

Жыл бұрын

@@indifferent69 what!? lol its her grand Niece what you mean much affection for "It", you mean her grand daughter, geez