There’s women shelters. Never let your abuser know you’re leaving. Go as quietly as possible, with nothing if you have to. Leave all possessions, just take the kids and go to a shelter.

@Sunshine-pn2gy

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@VeeLynn91

Жыл бұрын

DV Is not that black and white for most people Sometimes leaving Is more Scary Then Staying 😢 DV is more complicated then what most are making it seem in the comments …

@vatricegeorge

Жыл бұрын

​@@VeeLynn91 if you are a mother and you love your children you should want to protect your children.

@naomimoran5564

Жыл бұрын

And then the courts order you to coparent and you're not home to protect them from his explosions

@pamelastates5600

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏🏽 exactly!! ❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦

Thank you Jesus for blessing me to get out of my domestic violence situation. My condolences.

@idkjess2677

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏🙌

@NiecieSavo

Жыл бұрын

Well done

@Yenya787

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@christine-hf8fu

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏 ♥ 🙏

@reneedennis2011

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏🏽.

We absolutely need stronger domestic violence laws. As we see time and time again these cowards are arrested multiple times and are released only to continue beating and even killing their partners.

@reneedennis2011

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

@ticca_9217

Жыл бұрын

I believe it's because most police officers, lawyer and judges do the same thing to their spouses. We live in a sick world

@alohajmm

Жыл бұрын

I agree!

@aliviahenderson338

Жыл бұрын

Facts!

@kianalautner99

Жыл бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!! this hits different w me being a DV victim as well. i agree, these “men” (and/or women) just get a slap on the wrist like no about the slap to my FACE?😒

NO ONE, ESPECIALLY a CHILD comes back normal after seeing his father hack up his family. He’s damaged goods. Only a miracle would fix that kind of trauma. He should have been admitted to a hospital for intense psychiatric care.

@justice4victimseverywhere532

2 ай бұрын

But the federally funded children protection services says it is too much money to spend on our children so they have a proper chance at some sort of normal life. The state legislation is not any better at making sure these kids that they take away from families, are need of a bunch of intensive psychotherapy intervention. However, they do not provide care on a case by case basis. It is a one size fits all kind of approach, it is not working for them at all. These kids were not only being neglected by their families but now by the social services department also.

This father and son duo prove that the apple really doesn't fall far from the tree, so despicable (RIP to their victims) 😔💔...

@lovesgucci1

Жыл бұрын

I just hope Jr’s 2 children get the help they will need!

@Tieshia11

Жыл бұрын

​@@lovesgucci1 *My Sentiments exactly bc if NOT it'll be a VICIOUS CYCLE repeating itself over & over hurting others (innocent ppl at that) in the process!! The children will if not already know what happened in both cases concerning their grandfather /& father taken their mom's life...This man was SICK just like his father Lord I pray the kids get help before tradegy strikes again!!!*

@favouredWoman777

Жыл бұрын

A generational curse. & I pray they get the children help as well to stop the cycle

@alohajmm

Жыл бұрын

It’s not hard to fathom when the genetics and environment are similar.

@aliviahenderson338

Жыл бұрын

Father God! What will You do with these crazy men.

This man should have been in intense therapy as soon as the police arrested his father. I'm not surprised he followed in his father's footsteps. If there was any unaddressed mental illness in the family, his father's murderous actions probably intensified it in his son.

@valdenelucas2349

Жыл бұрын

That don't work for everyone some humans just have demons within them, no amount of therapy can help people like that, sad indeed but true...

@augustineminimbi5668

Жыл бұрын

And of course, such won't be rectified because they're the wrong complexion for the protection

@amithebrand5095

Жыл бұрын

And now this may continue for a generation. She laid with a monster and had his babies. RIP

@KJ-df9oz

Жыл бұрын

This male is a wicked demon no amount of therapy will make these males take accountability. This is why the femicide rate in the BC is at an all time high yet these women still will not report these males for fear of what will happen to these demonic dogs.

@lenda1739

Жыл бұрын

I remember the morning this happened. I couldn't believe he was able to get away with MCG and the VAMC police across the street from GA War. He should have been in a mental institution. There was no way he could have recovered from watching his father do such horrific things to his step mother and siblings. And why his father didn't attempt or kill him? 🤔

6:45 Only a cut on his wrist? Why didn’t he have the same energy to hack himself In the same way as he did the others? See, this is why I don’t take ‘being under the influence’ seriously. They all know what they’re doing to some extent. At least enough to know not to hurt themselves In the same way.

@reneedennis2011

Жыл бұрын

I agee.

@alohajmm

Жыл бұрын

Crazed, psychotic, being under the influence, etc. When this happens, they’re a danger and can’t be allowed to live with society. They’re pass therapy and medication.

@keith_59

4 ай бұрын

Facts

My cousin was murdered by her significant other, who committed suicide minutes after murdering her. That was a very frightening situation for my family. Seeing how devastated my uncle was, was the most heartbreaking thing ever…😔😔😔 her 8-yr old daughter was present. I thank God that he didn’t hurt her. To hear the pleas of a seven-year-old, begging his father to stop hurting them is so so sad. If you can’t leave for your self, please think about your children. I cannot stand a person that could hurt a defenseless child. There is a special place in hell for those types of heathens. It seems the sweet-spirited women always seem to end up with men like him😔😔😔🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

@eboniesatterfield9163

Жыл бұрын

This resonates with me my cousin was murdered as well by her children’s father then he killer himself that experience changed my families life forever I’m so much more paranoid about men and abuse in general

@daniracustoms

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😢

@latoyajackson6586

Жыл бұрын

My lil cousin was killed by her children's Father just a couple of years ago. 😭 Sad

@samanthaponder9378

9 ай бұрын

AMEN 🙏🏽

@errolthomas9426

9 ай бұрын

The clown who murdered your cousin was a coward for killing himself

I used to say all the time that couldn’t be me and I swore on it till one day my partner of 3 years took his mask off took me a whole year to leave after the 1st time and I’m glad no matter how long it too I eventually found my will power … My prayers goes out to the families and all victims and survivors of DV ❤❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽

@davislee5891

7 ай бұрын

So thankful you go out safely. My heart goes out to you.

The 90's had so many cases that are forgotten. I didn't realize until now due technology and social media. This a prime example how children are affected by the actions of parents. These 2 sub humans deserve to be under the jail for their crimes.

I like that you put the victims names as a priority over the perpetrators. so many true crime channels over focus on the killers

@CarlosRamirez53

Жыл бұрын

As it should be. Let's never forget the victims. Jose does a great job showing respect.

@treybaybie1526

6 ай бұрын

So so true 🕊️🕯️

May Anitta Stewart , her two sons and Jaz- na Outlaw rest in peace and my condolence to their families 🙏🏿

I’ve seen a lot of true crime cases, and this has to be one of the most horrific. The case of his father is absolutely insane and it’s crazy how the cycle was continued

@ykenzoeykenzoe1610

Жыл бұрын

This one got me that phone call from the young boy

@katybug6572

10 ай бұрын

Agreed.. so crazy n heartbreaking

@SusanPowell-mt2ly

8 ай бұрын

It's horrific and brutal but is it that crazy? You have genetics, an abusive dad, witnessing a horrific mass murder, then I'm sure very little intervention to help that kid. It's like society put the ax in his hand.

This has to be the most disturbing story I’ve ever heard. The level of violence is insane. My heart goes out to both the families.

This hits home for me. My granddad hit my grandma and my dad saw that growing up. When he got into his relationship he did the same. One day my uncles called my dad about his father hitting his mother. I was from the Bronx and my dads fam was from Spanish Harlem. I don’t know how but he got there fast. He nearly beat his dad to death. As I got older and I looked back on that. I wanted to ask him this but never had the chance. If you didn’t want your dad to hit your mom then why did you feel it was ok to hit mine? I was about 6 when my mother finally left him. One thing he said to me as I became a wife and mother is this. Never let your temp get the best of you to the point where all you feel like doing is beating someone. My father hit every woman who cared for him. He let alcohol and drugs be his everything and in the end he lost it all. Father or no father I feel that he should have went to jail for what he did. Why do they have laws that say if she doesn’t press charges we let him go? They can clearly see the abuse? And they know theirs a big chance for him to do it again and even worse? My father had 2 sons. One older than me and one 2 years younger than me. The older one went on to hit his mother. And the younger one went on to abuse alcohol then in a heated argument hit my mother. That was the last time he drank alcohol. I no longer speak to any of them. I grew up seeing the same things. Feeling the same pains in my heart. But I refuse to be anyones victim or use this as an excuse why I don’t deserve better. In 2014 my dad passed away from cancer and other ailments. I went to the hospital to see him one last time. He was in a coma. I gave him a kiss and hug and told him I forgave him. He squeezed my hand. Any hurt I had I left it there that day. I do not blame woman at all. We love unconditionally. But we are the first example of how they should value woman as a whole. Please stop letting these partners take that away from you. Build these young men and girls up to be better. I’ve been with my husband for 26 years and I have 3 sons. Ages 24,22,20. Who they have become leaves me in awe of them. People would praise my husband for his hard work, but he and my sons say it wasn’t their dad it was me. I allowed my sons to be around my family so that they could see how things can lead you down the wrong path. I wanted them to see that you can change the cycle. I’m sorry I rambled on. This one touched my heart. Thank you for the videos you make.

@yolandar.1104

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing with us I'm glad you broke the cycle of abuse. God bless you😇🙏🏽🙏🏽

@Msjay77

Жыл бұрын

@@yolandar.1104 Thank you so much @Yolanda R. 😊

@milaw4938

Жыл бұрын

this was beautifully written ❤thank u for sharing

@Msjay77

11 ай бұрын

@@milaw4938 Thank you so very much! 🥰

@squarebear619

8 ай бұрын

It runs in my family too. I am much younger than my siblings and before I was here our parents relationship was more volatile than when I came around. I am the family Historian Genealogist and Keeper of Stories so I know more going way back than they do. My mom gave it just as good as she got it as she was raised by a mother and father the same way. Both her and my grandmother definitely have/had personality disorders. My dad drank and ran the streets gambling. However, he was a mommas boy and witnessing his father severely abuse his mother made him go no contact with his dad. His mother dying is what I truly believe changed him. He married our mom, which I think was a mistake, and he eventually stopped drinking especially once he was diagnosed with hereditary diabetes like his father and brothers/one sister. There was no physical abuse between them once I came around but it was still an emotional, mental, and physical abuse on me as I was the scapegoat and littlest. Plus them yelling and cussing then buying me things to be on whomever side. I knew that I'd not recreate these traumas. My studies and passion are History, Genetics, etc. When I saw myself recreating the generational binding curse with my ex husband I left for myself and my child. I had to learn boundaries with them and with my studies I help them, especially my father because zi understand him better than anyone. A man who grew up in an abusive household, drafted to Nam at 19, meets my evil mother, loses his mother, etc. He has never had a break or anyone to understand him. I have had to forgive him for a lot as he isn't the easiest person but he has always been my champion and taken care of me and my daughter.

Nobody ever talks about the affects on the kids, of watching their mom getting beaten

@mariecolette9066

Жыл бұрын

Seriously..when it’s a young girl watching her Mom abused she maybe more likely to accept the same from a partner. And wen it’s a young boy he may also be violent with women 😮

@inspirationalshanae5129

5 ай бұрын

They do not care. The abused women are too scared but get upset when cps takes their children away due to DV

RIP to Anita, Jazna and the babies 😢. These abusive animals never have that same energy with other men their size! He cut himself on the wrist like a coward. I pray that he suffers & burns in hell for eternity. Praying for all women in these violent situations for strength and safety to leave 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@Beautyshines1964

Жыл бұрын

It’s true they never have that energy for other men

@jwsuicides8095

11 ай бұрын

Are you actually praying that he burn in hell for eternity or is that an expression?

@Yenya787

9 ай бұрын

@@jwsuicides8095 Im praying he burns in hell for maliciously murdering a defenseless person. Any other questions?

@jwsuicides8095

9 ай бұрын

@@Yenya787 Blimey! Let's hope you're never in need of mercy.

@Yenya787

9 ай бұрын

@@jwsuicides8095 a murderer of children doesn’t deserve mercy. Anyone who defends harming of children deserve punishment as well.

God forgive me, but I could never be in a relationship with someone so troubled and refusing to get help. Also, knowing the family’s history. Im not judging but ladies we need to wake up and see what’s going on instead of what we hope to see. Praying for her babies. RIP to both women 🕊️

@8213apice

Жыл бұрын

Same.

@nazimovab3549

Жыл бұрын

My friend was abused her daughter's father who was also a drug addict and alcoholic. She found out DV and substance addiction runs on his father's side of the family.

@bubblegum2223

Жыл бұрын

Exactly especially with kids involved I would never let someone abuse my kids

@christine-hf8fu

Жыл бұрын

@@bubblegum2223 Amen 🙏 ♥ 🙏

@Sunshine-pn2gy

Жыл бұрын

I agree that’s not love, one threat, one push or shove, one verbal abuse, he’s out of my life, I must protect my peace my life my children, I’ve been divorced 3 times, but still alive, own my home, serving my Savior Jesus Christ.

We appreciate your manner of giving dignity and respect to these people that lost their lives so tragically. 💗🙏🏾

Horrible domestic abuse and murder! These stories need to be told and I appreciate you for shining a light on these sad stories.

This entire story is so damn heartbreaking..

His father has Jaz-na's blood on his hands too, because he completely ruined any chance his son had in life.. I can't begin to imagine how tormented he was each time he closed his eyes.. I encourage anyone who wants to be free from domestic violence, take that chance..

@DarkMoon3020

3 ай бұрын

That's exactly what I said. His son basically had no chance because of what he saw. 😢 Those babies, including his sons, their blood is on his hands.

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. He should've gotten intense therapy after he got caught. Very tragic on what happened to both women. Thank you for sharing the atory

Thank you for covering cases of brown and black people. These cases don't get nationwide exposure like all the cases for Caucasians people

@lorettasearcy1471

Жыл бұрын

I'm white, but I agree with you, it's terrible how black, and brown people are treated.

@BasementPepperoni

Жыл бұрын

More white people are brutally murdered on a daily basis than any other race in America, and the overwhelming majority of them don't get any news coverage. But yea, good job on bringing the race primping bullshit into it.

@jimmybejamin814

Жыл бұрын

@@lorettasearcy1471 treating each other.

@lorettasearcy1471

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmybejamin814 treating each other with love and respect.

@Boo-dawg.

Жыл бұрын

All you see is black and brown people killing each other. On almost all the crime channels. If it wasn't for them, there would be any material for these channels if it wasn't for them. Just like the TV show, the first 48 they definitely wouldn't have a show if it wasn't for the blacks killing each other constantly. It's rare when they have white people on there.

I can’t stop thanking you for posting your content. Most of these cases have been forgotten and no one talks about.

Why would her coworker visit her at the hospital and say, “…she was so beautiful before he beat her…before he turned her into a monster.” ?? Ummmm… The abuser is the monster. A friend would say she’s beautiful and didn’t deserve this.

@AndreaAnderson-zg1kt

2 ай бұрын

Maybe how she's looking in the hospital bcuz of the horrific violence

@erikafigueroa5128

12 күн бұрын

I thought the same and then thought wow is that his badly he beat her?

I attended 76. Aaron was in a grade higher than me. He has a bench in his name in the playground at 76! My aunt went to school with the one who went to 204. They tried to hide in the closet when he was attacking the mother. I remember hearing details about it as a kid in 3rd grade. and then his son did the same thing? Oh hell no! SMH that’s crazy!

@jamalmiller1960

10 ай бұрын

P.s don't forget he had a mini tree in front of 76 they named it after him Aaron tree's

Like father like son. Rest in peace to Annita, Sharone, Aaron, and Jaz-na 🌹

Thank you for the way you report these cases of domestic violence with the outmost respect for the victims and never judging their decisions to stay with their abuser. DV is a very complicated issue than no one can understand unless you have lived it. Thank you again.

Thank you for sharing this story! I grew up with Aaron and still think about him. The tree being planted really helped us when we were young attending P.S 76l.

I hate to sound insensitive but lord when you have kids you have to think of them overall, not yourself, Anita unfortunately failed her children, those poor babies didn’t even have a chance. I know it’s hard to leave someone you love and it’s hard to up and move outta nowhere and start over but you gotta try, for the sake of your babies. At least Jazna tried to get away, smh! I pray God has no mercy on either of those men souls, evil apparently breeds evil frfr! Some people are so sick man! I pray the victims souls are at rest!

@yvonnemukupa1670

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, it's very angering to know that she was given so many opportunities to leave and save not only herself but her children too. But she still chose to stay with the Devil himself.

@mirandarebecca3646

Жыл бұрын

Definitely. She should have spoken up to protect her kids even if she didn’t want to protect herself.

@inspirationalshanae5129

5 ай бұрын

​@@yvonnemukupa1670one time in tried to help a women in DV, she got passed and ask why I called the police. Never again will i help unless its a child. move to another state, do not tell no one. I rather be homeless then dead with my children. I left my mom's toxic house at 19 with my child

This guy makes me a firm believer in shell casings for abusers.

Thank You God for giving me the strength to leave my domestic situation. May they RIP. My Deepest condolences to the family and friends

Thank you for spreading awareness! They say, “It takes a village…” & we are frequently failing! 😔

And then you go to jail if you shoot the abuser. Courts make it hard to claim self defense.

@robertovasquez7079

9 ай бұрын

Worse part is in MY there is no sec defense if you kill someone that is trying to hurt you. 😞

I'm greaful for you sharing these tipe of stories, it's sad why some woman can't get out of these relationships and end up being hurt so fatally. Thank God I could get out , it took a long time , all thanks to my mother that's no longer there. My sincere condolences to the family .

So tragic 😢 RIP to these young Ladies 🙏🏽🙏🏽

@EvilIntentions

Жыл бұрын

Very tragic, May they all rest.

The most dangerous time to get out a abusive relationship is when you exit.The only way to do it is with a plan.I am a native New Yorker.Thanks for your awesome delivery of some gruesome details. Knowing is half the battle mental issues are real.

Father God thank you for sparing my life from my Domestic Violence Situation. Lord Jesus please rescue women and children in these situations Please God send help in the name of Jesus Amen

It saddens me that everyone knew and nobody helped. It saddens me that she had no self esteem and no mental health help.

This is a nice surprise. I got excited when I saw that you posted a new video already.😂I swear I never heard of this case. This case is very sad. He is currently in sing sing. He is never getting out of prison! RIP to Annita and all of the victims 😞

Thank you for sharing this story with us. I recently started following your channel and I love your content and the way you present the victims and their stories. Well done 👍🏼

Thank goodness I got out of my DV situation. I couldn't help but to cry when you got into details about the abuse. Rest in peace to all the victims.

@EvilIntentions

11 ай бұрын

Im happy you're out of that too.

I know when I was in my abusive marriage I knew even if he got arrested he would get out and when he did if I had pressed charges against him it would be worse for me. Fear made me take him back time and time again until I finally got the strength to leave. I thank God every single day I made it out with my life. I pray for those who are still trapped and rip to those whose lives were taken.

Sometimes they take them back out of fear 😔 RIP to these beautiful young ladies 🙏🏽

She was a GREAT MOTHER. RIP

@bellachannell777

Жыл бұрын

A great mother would not have continually subjected her children to abuse.

@mirandarebecca3646

Жыл бұрын

I agree with that. She should not have kept quiet.

I love the sincerity of this man when he acknowledges the victims and their families 😢 i can feel the emotion and that makes me feel that he doesnt just have this channel for views and likes but for something way deeper than that. Blessings love and light to all 🤍🫂🕯️✨

Hi Jose, I am truly so grateful in the way you put so much thought in choosing your words to deliver this absolute horrific tragedies , all in the same family, no doubt. This is truly heartbreaking.... My condolences to the families.Thanks for posting.

Thank you for sharing the stories of the lesser covered stories. These people have a voice through you

Like father, like son and both with women that worked at hospitals. This is eerie.

Omg thank u so much! I was thinking about this family! I was wondering if anyone did this family’s story! Thank u so much! I remember that day in school when we got news about Aaron 😢 rip to the family!

I lived in ravenswood for most of my life. I always felt the projects was evil. My mom went through a similar situation. RIP to Anita.

Thank you for giving these victims the respect and telling their stories as they won't be forgotten. DV happens in all walks of life and to all kinds of people, I myself was in a relationship with DV. Thank God I was able to get out. This father and son duo are the worst, to do what they did 😢 especially to the children. May they rest in peace. I have some catching up to do. Again thank you for your amazing way of telling these stories.

Thank you for sharing this 🙏

Thanks for your platform 🙏🏽

A lot of women stay thinking that they can change the man, but what they have is a mental illness that if left untreated gets worse. My condolences to these beautiful ladies 🙏

Rip 💐💐💐💐 just heartbreaking 💔 I'm really lost for words but I'm happy that you're putting out content again 💛

Omg this poor woman and her children. I can't imagine being a friend or a coworker and not knowing how to help. People say "leave, get out. Just take the kids and go". They fail to realize that it's sooooo tricky to do that and be able to escape with your life. Of course his son would end up being the same without taking meds or going to therapy and witnessing what he witnessed. Jesus this case is scary and hits close to home. Thankfully my kids and I got out with our lives. Not every woman does.

Once again thank you for telling this story .May both women R i P

Thank you for shedding light on DV cases. I truly appreciate your work. 🙏🏾

Wow, the kids, their moms as well bro he's a coward to the highest degree father & son. RIP family members.

I knew Richard, I lived 2 buildings from him and I snuck in the crime scene with a NYCHA porter who showed me , the place still had blood on the floor and wall . They were going to clean up the next day. Anita was quite and spoke to nobody just said hi and bye. Richard would talk to me about kung fu movies and hip hop. One day I see him disheveled and mumbling to himself after not seeing him for months, and this was before he slammed Anita's face against the window and threw her out, he didn't look the same, like he was hollow. So what ended up happening was one day I come out of school and I see a telemundo truck along with an NBC truck in the parking lot in front of the building, when people told me what happened. I couldn't believe it. Because I didn't know he was abusive to Anita because she spoke to no one. My neighbors son went with Anita's late son to PS76, he had ptsd when he found out his friend was murdered by Richard

@inspirationalshanae5129

5 ай бұрын

Thank u for sharing. This is sad

Thank you for sharing this story May they all rest in peace! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🕊️

I absolutely love your channel, I've watched every episode. Keep up the great work.

Its so much to unpack. The extreme violence on a woman then kill the babies too and leave one of the babies to watch the horror so he would have to spend the rest of his life in psychological pain. He never got better. Got a wife, abused her for a decade and then when she got a divorce he wanted to murder her because he was mad she was leaving from the abuse?! And now they will both die in prison because they never had the right mind to begin with! All those substances in his system????? I didn’t even know you could have all those substances and not die! Rest in peace to women and the children involved. The level of anger and immense sadness when you think of these tragic stories. Thanks for informing us.

Thank you for sharing these stories. It lets the family know their loved ones are not forgotten about. Hope justice is served for them all

Binging all the ones I haven't seen. Love the channel ❤

Dude I absolutely respect and appreciate your work. Thank you for remembering.

Hey brother. As always an amazing video in your part. I thought I'd take the time to say that although we all absolutely love your videos, please remember to take time out for your mental health as well. While you are reporting what happened, i can understand how the stories can take a toll given their terribly gruesome nature. Much love ❤

Omg that first story was a horror story. And it birthed a villain this is scary that man needed a court order to inject him with meds smh.

I remembered this story this haunted Ravenswood for a long time..My son went to school with the youngest son. I grew up on the same block smh

I just ran into you page and great job with these stories! Can you do story of the 3 women brutally killed and the 4th woman beat severely with a hammer. This story took place in Jamaica Queens on July, 11th 1996. The victims names are. Darlene Johnson Mary Mauzon Latisha Crite Hadiyah Holliman Zakkiyhah Holliman

I lived in Ravenswood ! I remember hearing about this story but never found articles ! It’s amazing how much research you put into your work ! This story gave me the chills when I heard about it …

The scene in Boone Dock Saints , All Saints Day , " your son's they grew up without their father and still your son they follow in their Father's foot steps, No. Death it is in the blood" - The Roman

He was crazy and narcissistic evil soul he did what he wanted to do. The fact the way he murdered them is unbelievable. He filled with hate regardless just flat out demonic. His son turned out being a nut like his father

The details of Timmons Sr.'s brutal final crime against his family made me jaw drop, literally.

Thank you for the quality content ❤💔

Jose I keep you in my prayers and I can’t imagine what this does to you and I appreciate you for your time and effort. Please hit that 👍🏼 . Blessings to everyone with health and happiness 🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

Good job. Love you heartfelt informative.

Thank you for this video. I'm glad that you didn't blame the victims like a lot of people do.

Thank you 🙏 for your channel

Love your channel my guy, you always have good content and know how to narrate very well. My condolences and prayers 🙏🙏❤❤for all the victims in these crimes especially the kids, those one hit a lil harder!!

Another excellent episode! So very sad for these women and the 2 little boys.

The first time woman didn’t protect her children. I understand why women take back their abusers but I believe if you are going to do that you should give your children to a family member or they should be taken from your custody.

Thanks 👍

You have the gift of gab, your channel is going to take off more. You give the ppl in your story depth before detailing the gore, unlike other crime channels that seem aloof or just plain old disconnected from what they are talking about. So sad what happened in today's story. Seems like the 80s were truly destructive drug years. I know so many ppl whose fathers were bums just like these two, not murderers but abusers and drug abusers. Unfortunately, most stories come from the Spanish and Black communities where "toxic masculinity" is heavily displayed towards women (can't say all but mostly because of cultural norms). Anyways, glad women have more options when it comes to receiving help.

Man I remember hearing about the Timmons Jr crime. My condolences to the families of Anita and Jaz-Na

Jose! I remember this short! I was waiting on this story from you! Crazy how things come full circle. If you don’t leave for you. Leave for your kids. They see everything and it definitely affects them in the long run. Rip to these two ladies 🩵

This was my friend. I had the pleasure of knowing this beautiful queen when we were stationed in Ft. Bragg,. She was an amazing woman with a heart of gold. Literally allowed my son and I to stay with them before we PCS's to Hawaii. RIP Jazna. They were literally like family to us. I still cannot believe Timmons did this to Jaz and took her from their babies, she was literally the sweetest person ever. He would do and say some evil stuff to her, and brag about his dad being a serial ki!!er, which we thought was crazy as hell. Sadly, his little brother, who lived with them when he was in high school, was arrested for domestic violence to his fiancé when he went off to the military. SMH. God bless her family and her kids. THIS story of what happened to Jaz is the reason I went back to school to finish my degree to work with women and children affected by domestic violence.

Great content as always😁👍

I am so in awe at how gentle both u guys are with her, how patient y’all are and how much love she gets from u both. It’s important for both parents to be involved in their children’s lives period but even more so when u have a special needs child. I have 3 children from the same man but unfortunately he’s not in their lives. Our youngest is severely autistic. He’s non verbal, he’s not potty trained and he’s completely dependent on us. He’s also epileptic. When he was younger he had a head full of hair just like her and I washed his hair the same way u do. I would lay him on the counter with his head on the edge of the sink and wash his hair and rinse it with the sprayer. He loved getting his hair washed, he liked the way the warm water felt hitting his scalp. That was one of the very few times he didn’t have a meltdown and try to fight me.

Hispanics and black rarely get there stories told this is a huge channel for us.

Bro you should have millions of subs, you are a great story teller, keep up the good work and ill keep watching from southern Illinois!

OMG 😱 that's scary and horrifying. Condolences TO the Families of these two women and their children ✝️🛐☮️💟💜🙏🏾💔💔💔

Jaz-na was from my area! So extremely sad!!! 💔💔💔 I remember when this happened. None of them deserved what they experienced.

This was so heartbreaking 💔

Why Anita didn't leave? This really upsets me. I'm not blaming her but why didn't she think about her son's? That baby had to watch you die then succumb to his own injuries. Got damn it man

I like your vibe. Real.

👋🏼 New sub! I love this channel!

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