The fact that you re-did this video out of respect for the family. Is to be respected. Great content as always. Rip 🙏🙏

@christinisbichonlife8878

8 ай бұрын

100%

@moneybags733ify

6 ай бұрын

Word up....respect

@kennnnn999

5 ай бұрын

What's wrong with this world mama people livin like they ain't got no mama

@AmonAnon-vw3hr

5 ай бұрын

It's pity the fan base he's fostered has such a problem with White people yet is absent and silent when the killer is black. Just go look at the comment sections on some of his other videos.

@shonyross410

5 ай бұрын

Facts!

Parents, don't let just anyone date your teenage children. Teach them about the monsters, this guy was crazy. Unbelievable

@tinapatterson3029

7 ай бұрын

They should of kept her away from him

@primesspct2

7 ай бұрын

Parents try, but when we were young, did any of us listen? I learned early on, my mom was always right. (not soon enough) But my sister was a strong-minded girl, and sneaky as many of us are at that age. She learned the hard way.

@queengoddess8552

7 ай бұрын

True factz 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@moneybags733ify

6 ай бұрын

It's not easy as you think, but the first step is a restraining order so if you have to take that person life to protect you and the family it's documented..like I said tho it's not easy especially if your love one keep running back

@inspirationalshanae5129

5 ай бұрын

​@tinapatterson3029 the grandmother did. Danielle went to Florida, she probably contacted him.

This one hit very close to home. I graduated from Fort Hamilton High, class of 94. I met my children’s father when I was 17, he was 24. I’m very familiar with the grooming that takes place within that dynamic. 13 years later I escaped and never looked back. The system failed to protect her…

@christinisbichonlife8878

8 ай бұрын

Hope u can heal from this tragic experience…. So proud of you for escaping this dangerous dangerous disgusting person.

@LucyLu1965

7 ай бұрын

Much Blessings. 💚🙏🏼. I'm glad you was able 2 get away. God Bless you & yours.

@camoqueenie

7 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏🏼 to you sweetheart! I’m your neighbor, from Staten Island . God gotchu mama ❤🫶🏼🙏🏼

@mrsyellowhawk5

7 ай бұрын

​@@christinisbichonlife8878😊

@evelynbumpus5608

7 ай бұрын

Me to but I was 16 he was 27😢 I left. When our 2nd son turned 18 I am allso a mother of a 32 year old son with my ex. He groomed me at 15 and moved in wen I was 17 got pregnant at 17 had my first son=32 yrs old 2nd =18 yrs old.

I had just moved to NYC when this happened a few months later. Tragic…but he should’ve been arrested & put in jail for impregnating an underage teen…

Jose, I really appreciate you coming back to this - even more respect for this wonderful young lady's family giving you consent to bring her back into the light. Rest in peace. Much love and many thoughts to her family.Thanks, my guy, wonderful retelling, however, sick, sad and cowardly that "man" was.

She was a kid, her brain wasn't done growing, she got manipulated by a grown man with his own child, and the police had the nerve to blame her. She was a teenager; some teenagers are reckless and think they know everything (I thought I did when I was a teenager) and think they'll live forever, that they're invincible and that the person they're dating then will be with them forever. Danielle didn't truly know nor live life as an adult; she may have been stubborn, but what kid isn't? And she was pregnant, that too changes the mind and body, it must be emotional hell for a growing teenager. If she was an adult, would they have blamed her for that monster threatening, abusing, and stalked her and her entire family? That man needed to be locked up, needed to be seen by mental health professionals, he needed something other than to be allowed on the streets. Where was his family? He had a brother, right, that paid his bail? Did he not talk some sense into him? It's too bad he didn't just take himself out. My heart goes out to her entire family, having to witness and suffer that monster's hours of torture. I hope they're all living happily and healthily and can remember the Danielle without thinking of the man who terrorized and traumatized them all. And to his own child as well, I can't imagine knowing and growing up with that image of your father.

@primesspct2

7 ай бұрын

Well said. She was a child, and the system failed her, and then had the nerve to shame her; and victim blame, instead of taking accountability. Shame on them. How dare they tarnish the precious memory of their dear daughter. My heart goes out to them, and my prayers. My heart goes out to this monster's mother and family, he wasn't right in the head and needed help early on. He needed to seek that help, instead of blaming all his problems on the world. It would be so hard to live with knowing your child turned into this. I don't think I could live with it. So, my prayers to his family as well. I don't know his story. Stories like this, show you the devil is real, and he can steal your mind away from you, if given enough rage and hate, he loves those emotions. And he will move into his brand-new home, your mind. Choose love and forgiveness. Choose Jesus who is the only one that can heal broken hearts and mend the unmendable.

@Townie7177

5 ай бұрын

​@@primesspct2wait what!people are blaming Danielle's mom or family for allowing her to see this man but y'all are praying for this dudes family? How about it's their fault for bailing him out and shit

@diamondonpurpose9145

2 ай бұрын

Great comment. All of this needed to be said. Unbelievable how children and victims of monsters are blamed and not protected

This feels so long ago but like Danielle would only be 45 today. She would still be young. Even today almost 30 years later she still would of had YEARSSSSS of life to live.

@mrs.italyd7817

7 ай бұрын

Yes I’m 46 and remember her case well. It was heartbreaking 💔 We were so young. I also thought I was grown at the age. Out and about in the clubs doing whatever I wanted. Now looking back at my own childhood I made sure to raise my children totally different. My youngest will be 18 in January graduating with honors and heading off to college next year. It’s so sad to think she could be doing the same with her own children. I pray she is resting peacefully ❤

@primesspct2

7 ай бұрын

I was thinking the exact same too.

@rissaheads6091

6 ай бұрын

Well if she did not look for love from a loser she would be alive … maybe

@kdlflow

4 ай бұрын

@@rissaheads6091A lot of times the “ Losers” look appealing to the young minds , often because of the rebellious persona that they present unbeknownst to the victims how off and warped that person may actually be. This is why fathers, brothers and Uncles must be up standardly present in our girls lives.

Good Lord, this is one of the most horrific cases I've ever heard about. I'm so sorry that Danielle ever had to meet that POS just to have her life ruined and then ended. There literally has got to be a very special place in the flames of hell for disgusting beings who commit theses types of crimes.

@DC-bp8sx

8 ай бұрын

Channon Christian and Christopher newsom is the worst I’ve heard so far, haven’t watched this fully but hopefully it’s not worse.

@nothingnobody6688

8 ай бұрын

Apparently the deepest part of hell is for murderer's ect.

@latisaclewis342

8 ай бұрын

@@DC-bp8sx I've never heard of that case.

@career5690

8 ай бұрын

@@DC-bp8sxDid it happen in NY?

@nikkifernandez5674

8 ай бұрын

@@career5690obviously

When will LE finally realize "orders of protection" do NOT work, and send these people to jail without bond, and when found guilty, they can rot in prison until their last breath is taken?!!? There's never just one victim. Stop blaming the victim. Stop letting abusers have more basic human rights than the victims.

@Codi892

8 ай бұрын

Due process and a right to a fair trial is why they can't do what you suggest. Americans have to realize that the justice system is reactive not proactive. It can only go into action when the law has been broken. Which is why order of protections exist. Also order of protections benefits the victims who kill their abuser in self defense. I can guarantee you in the majority of American prisons are a few people serving time for killing their abuser all because they didn't have a paper trail to document abuse.

@yolandawilson6619

8 ай бұрын

Two of the biggest problems with protection orders are: people who use the court system as a way to control or get back at a significant other and 2) people who go back to their abusers, drop charges, etc. Yes most do it out of fear but it still impacts how serious these orders are enforced. Going back does not stop the abuse nor save anyone. It literally makes things worse.

@hildahilpert5018

7 ай бұрын

Well if the cops won't do something then in the family should.The neighbors were even afraid of this guy No it's wrong but some body or a group of people should have gone to visit fellows that this guy couldn't scare and ask them to please help them since the cops won't. They wouldn't like it if it happened to a family member of theirs and they are desperate.There was a town in Skidmore Oklahoma that had a town bully, similar to this guy.He was shot and killed, and to this day no one knows who the killer was.There are those who believe one of the towns folk just got fed up and did the job, or they pooled money to hire a hitman.Nevet did catch the shooter.

Good job with this story. We had a neighbor that was shot 7 times to the head. They called it a suicide. Im not sure how you could shoot yourself 7 times... to the head no less. The lady's BF fled. They found him 3 days later with a self inflicted gun shot wound. I wish things would have been reported better. Nobody can shoot themselves 7 times in the head. Its just very sad. Thank you for making the whole story correct. I thank the family for contacting the narrator and making the extra connections.

@christinisbichonlife8878

8 ай бұрын

Omg!!!!! 7 times in the head???? Shame shame on all those involved in this final outcome. Horrible.

@vanessaglenn4073

6 ай бұрын

Wooooow now that’s some real bs smh

Jose, you did an honorable piece … our children may not make the best decisions at all times, but when we remember them we only remember the good times and good things about them … God bless her family for speaking up for her … and, for being the kind of people willing to let anger go and work for a better tribute …

@cindygoddard1671

8 ай бұрын

Well said. I can't like this comment enough. Should be pinned ❤️

@kinsley7777

8 ай бұрын

@@cindygoddard1671 that’s sweet … thank you, ✨Miss Cindy I’m sooooo happy for the family that this turned out so well …

I hope people truly understand how dangerous it is for some people to leave their abusers. The threat of violence scares not only their partner but those closest to them too. It’s easy to say just leave but never easy to actually leave. I grew up thinking why women didn’t just leave, grow a “backbone” but I’ve learned of so many stories of violent/deadly retaliations it’s so common. The police only do something after something happens. I can’t imagine how helpless that must feel

@edgaralanfrog

8 ай бұрын

My mom was in abusive relationship with my POS father and the police were sick of her calling to get him away from her. They told her to get a restraining order and she straight up said, "And what do I do with it? Throw the paper at him?" She said the only reason she didn't kill him was because she had me and my sister and knew she'd go to prison. So many times she would tell the police that they are supposed to, as their cars say, "Protect and serve" people like her whenever they need it. We live in California and she said that after Nicole Brown was murdered the police seemed to take domestic situations a lot more serious. Can't say her death did much anywhere else if Danielle and many other women didn't make it through their terror.

@career5690

8 ай бұрын

@@edgaralanfrogDanielle died one year later after Nicole did.

@mesalily-TeHWoRld

8 ай бұрын

Survivor of an abusive relationship. You're correct- it is difficult to leave. Your abuser can alienate you- you lose friends and family then feel you have no where to go. And sadly so many victims are just dismissed. Police told me when I was in the emergency room after getting beaten, choked and thrown around a room where I landed on a coffee table and thought my hip was broken that it was not a good idea to press charges. They thought it would do more harm than good and my abuser would retaliate and possibly killl me. What kind of advice is that? Why not arrest him after they saw how battered I was? It does make you feel helpless. We need more support for victims and less tolerance for abusers. Only then will we be able to make changes. I hope this young woman's family has found some peace❤

@LivingForTMH

8 ай бұрын

I have a very hard time understanding it, but I am trying to learn why they stay.

@mesalily-TeHWoRld

8 ай бұрын

@@LivingForTMH You've taken a huge step just by being willing to understand. Unfortunately you never will completely understand unless it happens to you. I certainly hope it doesn't. As a survivor, thank you for trying. Blessings to you

She was just a year older than me. Although I live across the country, I definitely remember this case. It had me so shook. I had a friend in a similar situation and thank God she was able to escape him and remain safe until he decided that he was done with her. He eventually did unalive the poor girl he dated after her, though. He's now serving his 30th year of a life sentence. It's always traumatic to hear stories like this for me because I can imagine the pain of the family that lost their loved ones under such horrific circumstances. God bless Danielle's family and friends. I'm so sorry this happened to her and her unborn baby. 😢😢😢

You're story telling & content is always respectful towards the victim & victim's families. And I really like that you get the real details & are very considerate towards the familie's feelings. May Daniele rest in peace. Domestic violence is no joke. It's a very serious situation when it occurs.

The eyes are the windows to the soul. His eyes show evilness.

@mrs.bendover8613

3 ай бұрын

If you squint real hard and look at him…he looks like a lizard. Scary!!! 😨

@diamondonpurpose9145

2 ай бұрын

Yes he really does. Disgusting ​@@mrs.bendover8613

never clicked so quickly on a notification from YT …

@QuanyBx5

8 ай бұрын

For real tho I HAD to comment something as proof lol

@MzSweetz01

8 ай бұрын

Ikr ❤

@kinsley7777

8 ай бұрын

@@QuanyBx5lol ..

@KeshaLeigh

8 ай бұрын

Right‼️

@GigglesDaDevil

8 ай бұрын

This channel seems to be addicting 😊

He is so made to tell the stories for these victims . He gives them back their voice that we can no longer hear . He is intelligent, wise beyond his years ,empathetic , compassionate , fair , and most of all a damn good and decent man . A true earth angel . Sent by the Good Lord ❤ to do this very thing . And in doing so I truly believe he brings some healing to the families. And any comfort given to families that are filled from the bottom of their souls with the heavy burden of extremely painful grief every second of the day , has to feel a little bit of relief. When this man finishes a story I truly feel a familiar sense of who the person was . Like they are someone that could have been in my friend or family circle . And I always pray to God and thank Him that they weren't . I always finish my prayer asking for comfort for their loved ones . All the years of watching true crime telecasts never gave me that sense of knowing who that person was like this man . He is gifted for being a voice for those who can not speak for themselves any longer.

@Yellowpickachu

8 ай бұрын

Yes yes and yes‼️❤️❤️💯

@jamierupert7563

6 ай бұрын

Wow! You just said what I've been trying to but could never find the right words. This man has some truly award winning documentary type reporting on these stories. He does this so well. I whole heartedly agree with everything you've said.

Great job redoing Danielle’s case, Jose! Absolutely heartbreaking but it does her justice to tell her story 💔

DV needs to be taken more seriously. I’m so sorry this young girl and her family went through this. I love that you always revise your videos when the family reaches out to you or you find new information ❤

@_HimToo

7 ай бұрын

Females need to take it more seriously! When someone shows u who they are, you'd be stupid not to believe them! When this guy who's been so great for the past 6 months or a year suddenly slaps you, or pushes you, or starts obsessing over ur every move and/or interaction with other people, or trying to control what moves or interactions u can make, that's it, you cut your losses & move on. Be glad they showed u now instead of even later & take whatever lesson u can from the experience. It's not a one off thing, it's not stress, and most importantly- you can't change him! Those actions aren't him suddenly acting different & not being himself... it's him finally showing his true colors. People are usually on the best behavior in a fresh relationship & as time goes on they start to drop the act once they're feeling comfortable & confident that they've got u on the hook. That's why it so often happens after the 1st "I love you"! All of this def applies with the genders reversed as well. I just stated it this way because it's more common

@keashacolman8796

4 ай бұрын

@@_HimToono disrespect but you clearly aren’t listening to the story ITS NOT THAT EASY TO LEAVE

Being in an abusive relationship is a tricky thing. There are times when you want a clean break,then there are other times when you're convinced that if you just stay and love that person, you'll fix them...RIP Danielle...you didn't deserve this....

@vanessaglenn4073

6 ай бұрын

I’m glad I learned at a somewhat early age you can’t “fix” ANYONE and that’s fr!!!!!! Not an alcoholic, a drug addict, someone with mental health issues literally NOTHING!!!!!! And I do CLEARLY recall saying to myself at a younger age about my daughter’s alcoholic father “He’s been through a lot, he just needs someone to truly love him”. Welp, didn’t work. I also recall being with ppl out of guilt…..I’m so thankful for my wisdom even tho it somewhat lacked at the time because I knew when t get tf out and know much better now. My daughters father and I are GREAT Co Parents and he was never abusive nor did he have an abusive past thankfully just couldn’t do the sloppy ish especially having children.

This has got to be one of the most horrific stories I’ve ever heard. I feel so bad for Danielle, I know what it’s like being a teenager with an abusive boyfriend 6 years older than me. He was a predator, a f’n monster. It’s so scary, and the trauma lasts a lifetime. Poor Danielle, I wish she was able to get the hell away from him. I’m crying, it’s just so sad. I hope and pray her family has recovered physically, mentally. RIP Danielle, your story will go on. Prayers Yahweh bless and keep you always. 💕

@joannvalentin-alvarez1843

8 ай бұрын

I hope you have healed as well ❤

@Ms.truecrimebuff

8 ай бұрын

@@joannvalentin-alvarez1843 thank you so much 🩷

@christinisbichonlife8878

8 ай бұрын

❤

@DaeFranklin

7 ай бұрын

I feel bad for her family

@primesspct2

7 ай бұрын

Amen. I am so glad your story ends happily, and I see why. God bless and keep you the mighty Jehova El Shaddai!

Sheer evil! RIP to Danielle, her grandmother, and her unborn child.

You are a humble man, but you are a true hero and a warrior for justice💕

Jose, in a sea of true crime channels you stand out and alone, the care and concern that comes across in not only your delivery, but also the way you are able to bring these victims into our hearts and allow for their stories to be told and heard is truly amazing and a gift. We appreciate the work you do, it can't be easy to research these topics as frequently and as in depth as you do. Thank you for you hard work.

Painful, painful. I can not cope with this horror and I’m all the way at the very edge of the west coast. This is the most tragic documentary, most tragic life story to ever affect me. Prayers to this family and Daniela’s loved ones.

Thank you for supporting DV and helping and sharing with me. I'm fighting against DV and narcissist abusers. Because I know how hard it is to stay safe after 30 years. My kids are my angels. And every time we move forward that we are beating him and he didn't destroy us.

The signs of a psychopath and their abuse are always the same. The only thing that changes are the names of their victims. Pay attention and you must get out by any means necessary. Rip Danielle and Athena

Why is this the first time I'm hearing about this tragic story? My goodness I live 10 minutes from here. I worked 5, minutes from here. This is just so sad. I went through a domestic relationship. So I know the fear. My heart goes out to this family. God, bless them.

Wow. That’s horrific. I have very little faith in Brooklyn PD tho. So sadly, I can’t say I’m shocked. One night, I broke down right off the Verrazano bridge at a small rest stop off the belt parkway. I called the police and they were sending somebody to come help. Two hours later I was still there and no one ever came. I literally relied on the help of a stranger or else I don’t know what I would have done. RIP Danielle 🙏🏻 did the rest of the victims survive by the way? Edit: I DO have much respect for LE in general & also NYPD. I’m from the area but was very disappointed by the police dept in Brooklyn. That’s all. My son goes to college in SI, so I still love NYC.

@christinisbichonlife8878

8 ай бұрын

Omg! ❤❤

@_HimToo

7 ай бұрын

Since when do the cops come help you when your car breaks down at a rest stop? That sounds like a job for a tow truck, a repair shop, a taxi cab, maybe a friend/family, etc. How could you lose faith in the cops for not doing something that's not even their job? The only flaw I see on their part is that they told u they'd come out & then didn't show up, when they should've just told u no to begin with! I imagine the dispatcher tried to send a car & the cop said, "ummm no!". Either that or ur call was the lowest priority so it took forever 🤷🏻‍♀️

Condolences to the victims and their families 🙏🏿

@christinisbichonlife8878

8 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤

@happyheidi747

6 ай бұрын

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Your page is very essential to us True Yorkers!!

Dear Lord, such evil people in this world! Just like with my daughter, the justice system failed this young lady and her family. My condolences to this young lady and her family. My she rest in heavenly peace 🙏

This case is tragic and horrific. She wasn't protected and as usual things like these could've been prevented. Victims are always blamed and they are painted as weak lost people. RIP Danielle🕊️❤️

"I live for this. I enjoy this." 😔😢 This was beyond atrocious. He got off easy with that self-inflicted shot. That poor family. This was well done regardless, Jose. It's good to know the family trusted you to represent them right.

The law really failed on this young girl ! May she be at peace for ever more

Parker was something else!! Hell yeah he was the DEVIL himself. This is horrific 😳

@tiaciara1474

6 ай бұрын

Also a coward he took the east way out did all that means and didn’t face the consequences.

Wow. I can't imagine the trauma of the survivors. It's so crazy to me how we can see all the ugly signs of who a person is, but STILL manage to convince ourselves that we will somehow be immune from it. I've seen plenty of DV in my family since I was a kid. It was so common in fact that we had incorporated it into our play. We didn't just play 'house' or 'school', we played 'bar', 'affair' and 'family fights'. It almost sounds like some SNL skits. And honestly, I laughed about it when I was in my teens. It wasn't until years later that I thought about all that again and I finally begin to realize how broken my family was - still is to be honest. All I can say is that NO ONE has the right to abuse you just because they are stronger than you or because they think they own you. You deserve better, and so do your children. PLEASE GET OUT right away or you may not have that opportunity. And thank you sir for your gentle and respectful approach in covering these sensitive cases. Much appreciated

I absolutely respect you revising the narrative. That is the mark of a great individual. My heart breaks for Daniel and her family. We do truly live amongst monsters.

I love your channel & I love what you do giving these victims a voice. I was a perfect angel as a teen but I really acted out in my 20s &30s. I don’t think my family would ever try to preserve my memory. But… you never know. God bless this angel

i feel so bad for her. She was naive enough to think she could get thru to him and possibly calm and change him down. She was very much afraid of him, but she thought she could handle it.😢

Victims of DV do not leave their relationships. They escape. If they’re lucky they escape alive.

Bro I wasn’t expecting another video for at least a few weeks.. always great work! Looking forward to watching this one

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing this story. It's so many layers here to peel back. I would like to know how Parker knew that she was in Florida. Too many times people run their mouth and cause women harm when they are trying to escape a violent situation. I hope that decision haunts who ever told that information every day. Instead of the police blaming her and saying she was uncooperative, they should have just told the truth which was they no longer wanted to or could not spend the money on having 24 hour surveillance at her apartment. Was it offered to help her move? Change her name? Again, so many layers. When the relationship started the family should have called the police. She was a minor. This is truly a sad case. She should still be here with her baby girl. Rest easy Danielle and Athena!!

@thedeviouspanda

8 ай бұрын

I used to work with a former Dallas PD employee and she told me about a DV victim who was always being found by the guy no matter what they did for her. It ended up her own mother was telling him where she was because she didn't believe the situation was as bad as she said.

@BmoreLioness

8 ай бұрын

@@thedeviouspanda What?!!!!! I'm completely speechless!!!! That's so alarming. That takes you can't trust nobody to entire different level.

@inspirationalshanae5129

5 ай бұрын

Danielle s mom was not in her life. I read a newspaper article and her dad pass. Friends said the grandmother let her do as she please. Before her death, she showed her behind to the police, a behavior she like to do in school. She needed proper guidance

This woman and her family were failed on so many levels by the justice system. How that man was allowed to roam free and continously act as an agent of pure chaos for so long is nothing short of baffling.

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

Yes they were.

Why does it always take snuffing out a beautiful bright light to get rid of a monster. I’m so sorry for your loss. God Bless your family.

This is one of the most disturbing horrific cases i've ever heard of, but at the same time, this was a very well put together video about Danielle DiMedici. You truly are in a class by yourself Mr. Ortiz with the care, compassion and the meticulous details you put in your videos if needed to. It's nice that families of crime victims will come and ask you to do videos about their loved ones. Your put nothing but genuine hard work and love towards the victims in your videos and people can see that. Much respect to your work!! 1M subscribers on the way hermano!!

You told this story beautifully. Truly tragic!!! Simply unimaginable! Thanks

Your videos are such a learning experience and so important. Thank you so much for your hard work.

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Always looking forward and so honored to click and watch your videos. Thank you for sharing her story to us. ❤ R.I.P Danielle DiMedici

I really like your channel Jose...you do great justice to the victims telling us who they were and their story..you are a good man for telling their stories so they won't be forgotten. I have lived quite the life myself..on the streets at a young age..drugs alcohol and I have made it to 59 by the grace of God. God Bless you for sharing their stories in a beautiful and dignified way.

Danielle seemed like a typical teenager going through some things that we all have done and gone through ourselves….she seemed to be a beautiful soul. ❤I hope that her family and her friends and all who love her find peace and comfort in memories of this butterfly child 🦋

You are a great documentary filmmaker. I hope you go to the next level in (Indie) filmmaking.

Danielle's death was easily preventable. The court knew about Parker's criminal history. Bail should've been DENIED and he should've been sitting in a jail cell.

I know how hard it is to muster the strength to even try to leave a monster. The psychological damage makes you doubt every choice you make every moment of every day. In my situation, it was mainly verbal but it really messed with my head. I'd like to extend my deepest condolences to Danielle's family. I hope that all who were present that day and had to witness this are doing ok, as close to ok as you can be after this kind of trauma, especially those little kids. Danielle was a beautiful girl, so sad to see such a bright light snuffed out like that. Not to mention sweet Athena who no one even got to meet. And it could have been prevented if the damn judge had set a more appropriate (exponentially higher) bond, or if NYPD had had the manpower to keep eyes on her long enough to stop this psycho piece of garbage from getting to her.

This happened by my moms house where she still lives. This was a horrible day I remeber the chaos this day. I love your channel and how you handle every case with such love and respect. Thank you for all you do

I feel old, you always bring me back in time with these cases. I remember the news made her look like she was a careless woman that slept around. Rumors were going around Brooklyn. I knew I didn't trust the grapevine.

This Real life horror story needs to be made into a feature film.. Soo sorry and sad that this happened 😢

Wow i never heard of this story poor girl and her family and baby

I'm from NYC moved out about 20yrs ago. Love watching your story cuz it takes place in NYC. Around the late 80's or early 90's there was a woman beheaded around my block. West 106st would like to know if u can find out what really happened.

Pls continue uploading more new videos on forgotten murders of murder victims that occurred in the United States of the 20th century

I've come a lot of true crime influencers, and you're one of the few who does this with a lot of respect towards the victim. You made this video mainly about her and not just her murder. I definitely subscribed.

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words! Welcome to the channel!

@alexandriasalazar8522

8 ай бұрын

@@EvilIntentions of course! I'm glad to be here. 😌

I'm sooo excited you out out a video today, I needed this distraction and your voice and storytelling always center me

This was so sad. It's so disappointing that none of the officials paid attention, seemed serious or took into consideration of his criminal records and how he was a serious threat to everyone. I send my love prayers and condolences to all the victims family friends and close loved ones.

I appreciate the care you take and the respect you have towards the victims and their families. Making sure that they are never forgotten, and their story is told.

I’m sorry Danielle, you deserved so much better. R.I.P. Angel, keep flying high ❤

You are a blessing and you don't even know it he's doing what you doing blessings from the Bronx NY keep doing your thing

Again, you go above and beyond. Thank you.

Devastating story, Rest In Power Danielle DiMedici, my condolences to the family 🙏🏾

This is such a tragic story😢 they always blame the victim. This happened to my sister in 1977 killed the same way.😢 thank you for the awesome work that you do🙏 and helping families bring the truth to light🙏RIP to all🙏

I been addicted to your Channel man, going on over a year. U talk about cases nobody else does! We needed this

Literally the best KZreadr out there srsly

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

Good Evening Jose. Danielle's case is extremely heartwrenching.. As always this was a Good video. The thing i would like too say regarding your videos that i never mentioned before is.. When i watch your videos its a reminder that their are Good people in the world.. See you on the next one.

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. I truly appreciate that!

@ericdravenX00X

8 ай бұрын

@@EvilIntentions u're welcome anytime..

RIP 🪦 Danielle. She had so much to live for 😢. Also being pregnant 🫃 during this time was horrible for her and family too. She certainly didn’t deserve to be treated like this but she trusted him thoroughly!!!! Thank you 🙏 for sharing this story with us all. Highly appreciate this video!!! ❤ all your work!!! 😮 💜🦄💯🦋🌹🌈🔥🩸🛎️☮️✔️💬🔔🇬🇧🇺🇸 30:48

Whatever Danielle did, she's still somebody's child n baby, much love and compassion to the family.

My sister asked me once quite annoyed at me. " Why do you watch so much crime stories its depressing when i tell her bits of sories. I said because the people went through the worst tthey need validating they need thier story told. we learn the signs to avoid this fate.

😢 Thank you for spreading her story

Your the dude......That was very honorable to apologize in the beginning of the video brother! Great work as always man!

Great job always. You are destined for great things.

I'm five seconds in, but I have to tell you how much I love your shirt ❤ Your editing is top-tier, my friend. You are able to silence a beat of a word without losing what the word is, like some channels do.

You do an awesome job telling their stories. The tone of your voice brings it all together. Tysm for all your hard work. Have a great week. 😎✌

May Danielle rest in peace with her unborn child. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

May her and her unborn child always rest easy

Such a waste, what a coward. RIP Danielle and all those that lost their lives to this weasel. My heart breaks for the family, something you can never get over. I just hope you have found comfort in each other

Thanks for being great brotha💪🏾

This is a terrible story. Well done telling it with such compassion and delicacy. Respect. D

Finally a channel that covers cases here in NYC. Thank you for shedding light on these cases! You're awesome at what you do!

Rest in Peace 🕊️, Danielle and Athena, you are so very loved 🌹 🌈 ❤️ 🌻✨🎈🧸❣️

Wow. I absolutely love it when a channel is willing to take the time and go back and update the story with new information that has come forward to them. That shows nothing but INTEGRITY! 💕 And you always xome off as so genuine and loving while telling theor stories to begin with.

Wow I remember this like it was yesterday! Danielle was a bit older then me but I remember this being a conversation in the neighborhood for many years ! 🙏🏽

Such a heartbreaking story. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for recounting this story. RIP Danielle 🕊️

RIP Danielle DiMedici. Females need to leave their abuser the very first time they're abused. It's not only the victim that is abused It's her whole family. This case for example. She needed to relocate. I've survived several abusive relationships because I left with the clothes on my back.

@EvilIntentions

8 ай бұрын

As mentioned, she was relocated. He went after her. If that fails and officers also don't take it seriously, you begin to run out of options quickly.

@Andrea-64

8 ай бұрын

@EvilIntentions I've had to relocate several times, including womens shelters. The officers never took it seriously with me. It was up to me.

@whitneymcclendon16

8 ай бұрын

She messed up taking $600+ to bail him out🤨, saying he loved her after holding her kidnapped for 5 days at a dirty crack house🙄....He thought she was his property and she made mistakes that confirmed it to him. Some people are like mosquitos to a zapper. I wouldn't be surprised how he found out where she relocated either. That guy isn't Jason Bourne; he didn't even finish school. Just a lot of mistakes were made that could have been preventable. But you can't change the past only your future. But some people aren't ready for change like they wish they were. She definitely was a kid and totally used it against her.

I had one of those 'if she doesn't want to be with me then she'll be with nobody' monsters. It took years, police and social services intervention and a terrible start to my children's lives. I regret ever meeting him and regret ever having his children. I'd never bring children into such a cruel world such as this but I really had NO choice.

Bless you for retelling Danielle’s story prayers for her family

I love this channel , you are one of the best . I could probably listen to you all night long and never get tired . Keep up the great work !

RIP 🪦 Danielle and Athena 😢

This is great. I’m so glad you’ve done this. Not surprised, though, you do great work telling these stories.

Outstanding work, sir!

I've been patiently waiting on another upload. As always, u do a fantastic job with these stories. Thanks for shedding light upon these cases. God bless🙏🏾❤️💯

Love the videos dropping back to back keep them coming bro GREAT WORK !

I love your channel! And love your narrating 🫶