Let's clarify for her, your daughter isn't scared of you because you're "a stranger", she's scared of you because YOU MURDERED YOUR OTHER DAUGHTER.

@debbiestoyles1141

16 күн бұрын

Exactly 💯

@Audrey-vz9hx

16 күн бұрын

100 % right

@tonyascarlett2413

16 күн бұрын

Exactly right. Anyone in the face of evil would be.

@onemanstrash8233

15 күн бұрын

@@wheresmyoldname And now she will walk free to do something like that again. I could be wrong but in my opinion, if you beat a small child to death, you should NEVER have the chance to do that again. It’s not what you WILL DO… it’s what you are CAPABLE of doing. Just like a pit bull.. my son’s GF has one. It is not allowed at our home around our pets without a muzzle. Not because of what he has done but because of what he is CAPABLE of doing. We love him… but we protect our other pets at all cost!

@amandaduerk5866

15 күн бұрын

@@onemanstrash8233 awww, pit bulls get a bad rap, however it’s very noble of you to protect your family and pets (also family) from ANY and all inherent dangers. More pet owners should be just as diligent!!! 🙏🏻

Who isn’t depressed in prison? Stop treating her like a kid.

@janicefarmer2387

15 күн бұрын

Agree 100%

The fact that she's able to go to college for free is infuriating. I wasn't able to afford to work and go to college. So i quit school

@gagecarlsen3872

9 күн бұрын

Anyone can go to school for free. You have to know how to do it. Excuses is all you’re doing.

@allegracarter7974

7 күн бұрын

💯

@jenniferrussell3083

6 күн бұрын

@@gagecarlsen3872 where do you live? Tell me what Associates, Bachelors or Masters is free? Don't worry about BA or MA - just tell me where I get free college for an Associates Degree?

@ellena.8369

6 күн бұрын

@@jenniferrussell3083 the person who said "anyone can go to school for free" is likely a conservative azz (must spell it that way to ensure comment is posted) who thinks we can all create this easy, straight-forward path if we just "know how to do it." What a crock of sh *t, I say that because going to a university, college, training school, etc. for free is typically only an option if you're a) eligible to apply for scholarships, which have requirements often to EVEN apply and b) WIN/RECEIVE said scholarship to fund your education. I remember applying to a few scholarships, and they were for small amounts of money (like a grand, that's it) and just for those scholarships I had to write like a 2,000 word essay on some b.s. topic, I think like one was how I wanted to contribute to society once I received a degree. Of course I made it up, who doesn't. In addition to the headache and annoyance of applying for scholarships you may qualify to receive grants. If this seems more likely in your situation, I would focus on getting grants via federal aid (which has a website with resources and the application info) but grants depend on your location, family's financial info and background, & whether or not you have direct access to affording tuition based on household income. It's exhausting but it enables you to go to college and/or community college. So it's worth it. And remember, student Loans have a low-interest rate and if MAGA doesn't regain office, your loan may be forgiven since it'll be a student loan. Just bc I paid for my schooling doesn't mean you should have to, as I don't whine and think just bc I had to pay everyone else should. people are so selfish. Another rant for another day. good luck in all honesty, you'll navigate this process and find a solution that works for you, I know it!

@AdverbsAndNouns

4 күн бұрын

I'm still struggling at school

When she started speaking, you’d think she was a victim of a horrible crime instead of the person who committed such an atrocious crime towards a helpless baby 🤢

I just started watching this and already I'm disgusted with this person.

@XodyCalizander

16 күн бұрын

I don't even have to watch it

@nancyfahey7518

15 күн бұрын

Yea, I skipped thru it at 1.5 speed and listened to Mandoo and moved on. I'm more concerned that mandoo can't make a living at this on youtube. We need to spread the word more and "watch" the commercials at the end.

@MargieB

14 күн бұрын

Why can't he? He should be making bank, I love his channel!​@@nancyfahey7518

@NJmommykyldyl

9 күн бұрын

Same😞

This seemed more like a therapy session than a parole hearing. It's a red flag that she didn't shed a tear over what she did. Her kids are better off without her.

@gharrett2092

3 күн бұрын

The point of the hearing is for them to see how much she regurgitates back from the time in programming. I’m sure she has had many nights in the cell crying over the consequences of her actions.

@KikiLala2024

2 күн бұрын

That’s what I’m saying. She’s so monotone and there’s like no personality whatsoever in there not that I can see anyway.

She had only served 15 years for killing her baby!!! 😔 😡 🤦‍♀️

@summerkinner9493

11 күн бұрын

Unbelievable 😡

@helenlandreth166

6 күн бұрын

She IS still in prison according to this is JUST a parole hearing. At the time this records you CAN plainly she is in prison still...so YOUR comment is mute cause she only served 15 years...at least i havent heard if she is released yet..so maybe u know doffetent...maybe you know the case name cause i dont even see her name here???😮

She's learnt all the "therapy" buzz words, but not convinced she has really embraced real change.

@justthatgirl-ct4jo

9 күн бұрын

Sometimes people do learn though.

@LaurelBell85

5 күн бұрын

agreed

She should never see the light of day. Its disgusting they let her out. Disgraceful.

@acausevic1

16 күн бұрын

What’s the point of parole if people think like you do? Why even have the process? What’s the purpose of parole if you’ll never set anyone free and let them integrate back into society?

@leslievasquez2645

16 күн бұрын

@@acausevic1it depends on the crime. She beat her 2 year old to death and tried to cover it up. Some crimes deserve life in prison

@acausevic1

16 күн бұрын

@@leslievasquez2645 most people that get a parole hearing or are eligible for parole after a specific amount of time served in jail are all in for murder 9/10. Also women abort their babies left and right nobody is placing them in jail for it. Still taking a life.

@jaylynncason5267

16 күн бұрын

​@@acausevic1 murdering your own child is absolutely unforgivable!! I don't care if she had a mental breakdown she still murdered her own child.. a mother is supposed to protect her child at all cost even if it means she sacrificed herself to keep her child safe and she did the exact opposite of that, and chose to intentionally take her child's life and tried to obstruct justice from being served.. so she didn't want to go to prison for murdering her own child.. parenting is hard at times but at the end of the day, most parents dont go out killing their kids.. I never intended on having a child, and never had the patience for kids but having a child of my own now is the greatest blessing and I couldnt Imagine life without my child, and I have absolutely no regrets about having and keeping my son, 14 years later..with all of the struggles, and the negatives of having a child-the positives outweigh the negatives of parenting by a long shot and I managed even with working 2 jobs, going to school being a parent and taking care of my dad who is paralyzed from the waist down.. so theres no excuse for any parent to kill their kids.. I know some people aren't going to agree and that's okay.. this is just my opinion!!

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

@@acausevic1some crimes I say yes to parole…other crimes absolutely not. She beat that poor child…child didn’t ask for that. And the fact that she was drinking heavily & SHE started using meth….her choice. And SHE started drinking a lot. She beat a child.

I believe in redemption but I feel some crimes should end with an eye for an eye. Her tears were fake, made me doubt her for sure.

This woman should NOT BE RELEASED!!! UNREAL THAT IT WAS GRANTED!!! SHE HAD MURDERED HER BABY!!!😡 SHE SHOULDN'T GET A SECOND CHANCE AT LIFE SINCE THAT POOR BABY DOESNT!!! Honestly....I truly DON'T believe her story.....she had 15yrs to practice what to say and I personally am NOT convinced of her story....then she gets married while in prison....Well, smart for her so that she has some MORON on the outside to put money on her books and to provide for her when she gets released.... UNTIL.... she gets bored of him or moves on to the next idiot.... BUT, for her to say "she ONLY did drugs a few times"....and if that happens to be true....then SHES DEFINITELY MORE SCARIER THAN I THOUGHT!!! IF drugs are NOT used as an EXCUSE for her losing her mind/control and killing her sweet baby....That then means that she is just naturally an EXTREMELY EVIL & CRUEL PERSON!!! JUST HORRIBLE!!!😡

@realqueen6570

16 күн бұрын

Right who ever is her Husband is just as disgusted as she is

@judithdean8750

16 күн бұрын

I don’t normally read a lot of comments but yours screamed out what a lot of us are thinking and want to say you speak on behalf of the beautiful little baby and your correct .. an evil lying pos hoping karma will prevail one day

@maryjaneblues7712

16 күн бұрын

@bortion is legal so..preborn humans are not respected in this country..imo this is no different so Im not outraged at this but the overall of it..she is scum.

@aaadamt964

16 күн бұрын

Privilege.

@amandaburks1177

16 күн бұрын

@@aaadamt964have you seen how many sex offenders and dealers that don’t have any “privilege” get released? They might as well put in a revolving door. Smdh. Good try though.

“I was going to ask how this would have changed the situation with your daughter..” the distancing language used by the interviewer throughout is insane. Doesn’t true rehabilitation also include being able to not sugarcoat horrific crimes and take accountability.. and this lady wants to talk about how she got the woman on her pod to workout?? absolutely ridiculous.

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

Absolutely

@oldbtchsgaming2858

9 күн бұрын

Let's be clear Adult prison time is not written For rehabilitation it's written as retribution Only time rehabilitation Is centered on Is juvinile detention

Disgusting that parole was even an option.

Why is that guy treating her with kid gloves? Almost simping for her...just gross.

@aaadamt964

16 күн бұрын

Almost?

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

Exactly what I said…& sounded like he was doing a job interview. They both made me angry.

@brandydavis4428

16 күн бұрын

I wonder if his wife watches these hearings and thinks wtf is wrong with my husband? 😆

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

@@brandydavis4428 that’s a good one! Could be right…

@BennyRobinson

15 күн бұрын

are you a teenager logging in for the first time

She didn’t adopt her son - her son was adopted from her. Some adoptions, bio mom doesn’t get any info from that point in. She cannot have a relationship with the son due to him being adopted. She could not find him if she tried.

@mysticmagnolia

16 күн бұрын

Thank you!!!

@mysticmagnolia

16 күн бұрын

She was adopted as a child too.

@Meowch-vq2xq

16 күн бұрын

I would assume that the daughter was also adopted out to another family.

@ChargersCity

16 күн бұрын

Beautiful GOD watching everything you do. Blessings forever beautiful GOD and Jesus loves y'all forever. teach everyone you know and don't know.

@WarriorLori

11 күн бұрын

Oh, you'd be surprised. If she is released, pray the kids aren't on social media.

He seemed like more of an advocate for her. She is well programed

@leslievasquez2645

16 күн бұрын

Or like an intake counselor

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

He’s lousy at his job.

This man is coddling her. I don't like it. Her saying she wants to sell her soul to her husband is enough to show she's not ready for society at all.

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

Think he was too…he was aggravating.

Wow, unbelievable people get away with murder. She killed someone her own daughter and she she’s only doing 15 years. Are you kidding me? The law sucks.😡

@TheThearon96

15 күн бұрын

It really does

She can stay in prison.

Very disgusting! She should never get out.

That is the flattest flat affect I’ve ever seen.

@amandaburks1177

15 күн бұрын

😂

@SlickArmor

15 күн бұрын

She's probably filled to the gills with psych rugs.

@SlickArmor

15 күн бұрын

It's no wonder for the rugs I'm sure she taking for her depression.

@areeder5314

13 күн бұрын

I came here to say this too!!

14 years isn't near enough for this monster did. She beat her 2 year old baby to death but tried to convince people that she drowned. The one thing I didn't hear was remorse. She said 'what happened' to her daughter Not what she did. I could be wrong...Thank-you Mandoo for all of your hard work😊😊

@stephaniesaslut12616

16 күн бұрын

Agreed

@territ1231

16 күн бұрын

I remember this.

@bonnieboo1984OG

16 күн бұрын

Exactly, where is the remorse?? And when people can’t take accountability for their actions, especially murder of your own child , should never get released .

@DamePiglet

10 күн бұрын

That flat, monotone affect, too. There's really no one in there. She's pretty scary.

Oh how religious is it to say instead of this happening to my daughter, I wish it was someone else? WTF?

@johnontamcglothern3549

9 күн бұрын

Seriously, WTF!

Crimes against children is extremely unforgivable on so many levels. Why does she even have PAROLE?!!!! In fact, why is she even ALIVE?!!!

Flat emotions, flat brain. Interviewer already made up his mind from the beginning about releasing her not interested in understanding what kind of person he had in front of him, why she did, has she changed? Could be that Utah has no real respect for children?

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

Right & think he felt sorry for her…he feels bad for all of them. Agree that they probably had already decided to let her out before this.

All great women must be behind bars, therefore her husband went there to look for a fantastic wife and mother for his future children!!! SERIOUSLY!!! SMH

If she thinks she is going to have her marriage sealed in the LDS Temple she is very wrong. You cannot even enter the Temple if you have committed murder

@heathercrary6002

9 күн бұрын

Even though we see so many LDS members abuse,manipulate the word in their favor including majority of family annihilators are from the LDS religious community including sexual abuse as well

She killed her own baby, that child lost her life, why should the killer get a second chance after taking away a life of one so young, that poor child didn't have the opportunity of a life. She can't be kind, that is a joke, kind people don't kill! I work out....as I have the time (joke), and I got married while in prison, lol, so not too hard being here. No remorse shown for the loss of her child, but I wonder how her other two children survived....or didn't they live with her? She hasn't actually raised any children I take it her family have....I just hope she doesn't have more. She has well rehearsed what she has to say, the parole man was overly sympathetic with her and worded his questions to help her I felt....she doesn't deserve any support, help or sympathy considering her crime

So much for taking responsibility 🙄😒😑

She doesn’t answer specific questions when asked, she skirts around the questions, when someone doesn’t answer with direct specific details it screams NO ACCOUNTABILITY, she’s SCAMMER!!

When she said that she “hoped she could prevent what happened to my daughter, from happening to someone else”, I couldn’t believe it! She means what SHE DID to her daughter!!!

Not one ounce of remorse from this monster. 😢

She should never get out anyone that hurts a child or woman or the elderly

@Mugwump7

16 күн бұрын

Or animal.

Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok. Sounds good, let me out. Absolutely disgusting.

I hate when parole hearings from any of these states don't dive into the crime and gives no push back whenever the offender is doling out BS. I also don't like excessive praise and encouragement by the board members too.

@acausevic1

16 күн бұрын

The whole point of parole hearings is to see if the person can be integrated back into society. What is the purpose of it if you’re just going to attack the person for their crime? They are already in jail for the crime. You’re forgetting what the parole purpose is. It’s not to retry and convict the person again. If you aren’t ever going to release anyone into society then why even have the parole process in the first place? Just as a formality to waste everyone’s time? Think!

@stephaniesaslut12616

16 күн бұрын

Agreed. They should push back 100%. To see if that person has true remorse or to see if they get frustrated or angry when soaking about their actions. Sometimes tough love really makes these people see the damage isn't only for the victim but others too. I agree

@jAITtROtULL

16 күн бұрын

@acausevic1- Your comment was written perfectly!!! I also agree with you.

@donnagelina8548

16 күн бұрын

@@acausevic1 I read another comment that talked about how their language in the hearing seemed to distance them/her from the crime. If I didn't know what happened I would have thought maybe she shoplifted a lipstick or something. Facing the reality of what she did is imperative. It's imperative for society. She should be doing Life. She went the extra mile and tried to cover up her crimes.

@littlebucks912

15 күн бұрын

​@@acausevic1 Finally someone posted a logical reply.

I think you misunderstood. She( the offender) was adopted and raised by a good family. She was defiant. After she killed the 2 year old girl, the boy was taken by the state and adopted out. Not sure where the 4 month old daughter went.

@Mandoo_TWO

16 күн бұрын

Ahhh. Ok, that makes Sense. Thank you

I think that her son was adopted by someone else, not that she adopted him originally. She must have lost her parental rights and that is what I understood is that he was adopted by another family.

@Meowch-vq2xq

16 күн бұрын

Exactly. I would assume that the daughter was also adopted by another family too.

This guy seems a lot nicer and more relateable than the parole board people in Louisiana.

@ZenZen5en

16 күн бұрын

Hes a joke

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

@@ZenZen5enAmen….did a terrible job…he treated her with kid gloves. Guess they needed that cot. And in the beginning she got a plea deal to a lesser charge.

@honeybadger1847

16 күн бұрын

I wonder what his background is. His manner and style encourage reflection.

@marylyons1529

Күн бұрын

I think everyone in Utah is like that!

I think the parole officer sounded like he was giving a office receptionist interview. He didn't ask hard questions. There were questions she barely answered. Her whole demeanor would've mistaken for a job interview. There is not an ounce of sorrow, guilt or regret. She murdered a child. Parole officers must be 100% certain of their decision and this officer seemed too naive to be able to tell if one's sincerely sorry or not.

Richard is great. It would be neet if you could get Richard on during a live posting. Praying he continues to recover well from his surgery.

You killed your toddler daughter! You should remain in prison and never see your clothes daughters again!

This isn’t murder this is called filicide which is the killing of your child. A little one wants you to be loved. They look to their parent for this love.

Going to prison for life, doesn't mean life anymore. Victims and survivors never get true justice. Life should mean life.

@AdverbsAndNouns

4 күн бұрын

Exactly

NO. NO. NO !!! I don't believe she's changed that much. She doesn't sound like she's learned as much as she claims. I would definitely deny her parole. She's a long way from being ready. She sounds like she's still angry to me!

Must be the Prozac in the water there. She absolutely should NOT be out and amongst the world. I don't think she was sincere at all, it was pat answers and he practically filled in the blanks for her.

He has the same style that Nicole Kessingers investigators had. Give her the answers so she can just say yes or no. Such BS here.

@patriciaevans5906

16 күн бұрын

Yep!

I claim dibs on first place today 🎉thank you mandoo have a good rest of your weekend everybody else have a wonderful Saturday night and a good rest of the weekend

@mandoo1396

16 күн бұрын

🏆🥇🥇🏆

@Suzi64grad

16 күн бұрын

I am not being mean but can you tell me why being first is so important? I don’t quite get it. I don’t think you get a prize. Everytime I see it I am confused. Thanks and enjoy your day! 😊

@jefflitchford1422

15 күн бұрын

@@Suzi64grad good morning yes when we’re first we get $100 gift card sent to us in the mail. No, I’m lying. There’s no reward. It’s just an ongoing joke between a few of us. It’s really just an indicator that I have no life I wanna do is go to work. Come home and go back to work. Likewise I hope you have yourself a good day too. I like your picture that’s a cute little doggy.

@Mandoo_TWO

15 күн бұрын

WOOF!

@Suzi64grad

15 күн бұрын

@@jefflitchford1422 I like you! You are my people! I always wanted to know and don’t want sound crappy! You have my sense of humor so glad I asked you! Thanks! The doggy is Rivy…a Maltese mix I rescued from a senior shelter last October after my dog passed away. I decided since I am a senior I would rescue a senior dog! Thanks for the kind comment! PS I have no life either or I wouldn’t have noticed! 🤣❤️🤗. Retired from education so bored!

She has to answer to God Almighty...when.the day she die...Then Judgements Day.....

I think it's that her son was adopted to a new family after she went to prison. So she can't have contact with him.

@changeintheair9648

16 күн бұрын

Yes, son has same red hair as father (family photo)

And she is married now from jail!!! Nice!!

She will have no barriers or obstacles. She has her new family, who is going to surround her and employ her and baby her. She may even have more children and everything will be great until she sn aps again. This parole board has to be the lamest one on the planet. Just con this guy, and he'll write a report with his suggestions for the others to sign off on.

That poor little girl 💔. She hasn’t served enough time in my eyes.

She should never get out!! Monster not a mother!!

Ok maybe I'm a weirdo but why does this woman look like an alien wearing a human suit or something? I don't know, maybe it's that the words aren't matching up while she talks and it's throwing me off, but it's like a weird uncanny valley thing, like she doesn't quite look like a real human

@aisha2370

16 күн бұрын

Seems a lot of inmates tend to have that pasty look, no matter what race, because they don't get enough sunlight (Vit D) for example.

@jmal529

15 күн бұрын

@aisha2370 The paleness certainly didn't help but honestly it was more so like her whole facial structure and the way her face and mouth moves. I can't quite put my finger on it, she just has sort of an odd look to her

@dakr3464

15 күн бұрын

Wonder if she has a greencard😮

@judymurray191

12 күн бұрын

The mouth movement doesn’t match the words.

SHE DID NOT ONCE SAY THAT SHE'S SORRY FOR WHAT SHE DID. "FOR WHAT HAPPENED TO MY DAUGHTER" HOW ABOUT FOR WHAT YOU DID TO HER🙄

Can you believe any convict at a parole hearing?

I wish I could see some documentation about this adoption. Who lets a person barely 20 adopt a child??? Something made her snap. She also had a 10 month old so who knows. She should have sp Mr her life in prison as far as I’m concerned. Poor little thing didn’t stand a chance. Richard you are a rock star and mandoo your not to bad yourself 😳 thanks guys 💜💜👋💜🤗

@Meowch-vq2xq

16 күн бұрын

She didn’t adopt the son. She gave birth to him and he was put up for adoption. I would assume the daughter was adopted by another family too.

@KristyAllen-cc9jl

16 күн бұрын

Mandoo misheard her. She lost her son to adoption when she was convicted.

@wrenns7

16 күн бұрын

Wondering why the father didn’t raise the two children?

@emilyk6510

15 күн бұрын

@@wrenns7a lot of times infants and very young children are put up for adoption or end up in the system without their biological dad knowing or sometimes even being able to have a say in raising them. Though usually that’s usually more so in infant private adoption from what I understand.

"I'm kind now. . .I'm calmer now, I took classes - and I actually pertain the information. . ." 😢

He straight up said, "It is what it is." WTF

My god could he coach her any harder? After sitting in prison for 15 years she hasn’t thought of a single barrier to her success when she gets out??

Did she say I want to be sold to my husband in the temple? What kind of crap is that?

@michellecox379

11 күн бұрын

I think it's sealed to her husband.

4 minutes in and if this was a man! I don’t usually have a major issue but wow.

I hate it when people start off by ahhhhhmmmm and ummmmm in every other sentence. Ummmmmmm, ahmmmmmm, I’m not impressed

I hate those language games... what 'happened' to my daughter is like 'the situation' (we hear that in soooo many hearings)... It's denying responsibility, it's despicable! why do they just let them speak like that?!

Did this man have something going on with her? He talked to her like it was some job interview. He should been tougher with the questioning.

It was odd to have only one board member present to question her, then bring the answers and video to the rest of the board for a vote in weeks?!? That just doesn't make sense to me. Louisiana board members are all present, can ask questions at the time, then vote with everything fresh in their minds. The Louisiana process makes much more sense to me.

She doesn't see any barriers to success on parole? Thats a huge problem. She is not prepared

Both of my daughters are adopted and I take great offense to her saying that “I adopted so it’s not really my kid”

@KristyAllen-cc9jl

16 күн бұрын

She didn't adopt her son. Her was son was adopted by someone else after her convition

@SlickArmor

15 күн бұрын

I may have missed that. Do you have the time stamp?

@Scram673

11 күн бұрын

She means legally it’s not her kid. But the way she said it shows you how detached she is from all of her kids. No motherly instinct.

Where is the accountability

Until they can say, What I did, why even bother with a hearing.

I thought someone adopted her son after she went to prison? She didn’t adopt him.

You are the best at taking these hearing apart!!!!!

She can’t be sealed to her husband in the Mormon temple. What she said her long term goal was. When you commit murder you can’t be ‘sealed for time and all eternity’ in the Mormon religion. Their doctrine states that only god can forgive you….and only in the afterlife not while on the earth.

She is not ready...she has a long way to go..a mistake to let her out. Tax dollars.

Sometimes I just wonder if people think talking about religion and the temple will help them with the parole board in Utah.

Utah is a strange state.

That interview you think is bland tells a.lot if you work in the criminal system. She answers the questions according to her course outline. No general personal answering, no accountability and the parole board do take everything into consideration in their review. They will check all her in custody behaviour etc... There is so much more you can gather from this interview. PAROLE DENIED would be my prediction.

Mandoo, I think she meant the son was adopted after the incident. She probably has no information about him.

I can’t even watch this. 2 minutes in and I’m disgusted with the way she gets treated.

This feels like a LDS counseling session. " Think 🤔"

Thank you for posting more utah! I heard you lived here too? Where and for what if i may ask? Im salt lake native i live here currently also... and DA Sim Gill gives ZERO PRISON TIME for 2F R of a ch under 13... two counts... zero prison... shame on him

Initially contended that her child had drowned in a wading pool is now facing a charge of child-abuse homicide.

I think he wanted her, this looks like clear bias.

I really liked this parole guy. He seemed to really be engaged. On side note I hope she never gets out

She beat her 2 year old daughter to death. The child was found face down in a pool.

@Mandoo_TWO

15 күн бұрын

without any water in her lungs...

** RICHARD THANK~YOU FOR ALL YOUR HARD AMAZING WORK☺️ **

You cannot learn from malicious acts, you can only learn from one who had the strength to walk away from a horrible situation.

If the crime happens in 2004 and her oldest child is 19 years old, and that person was four years old at the time the prime was committed, that would mean she’s been away for 15 years. Did the trial take four years to be completed?

@dakr3464

15 күн бұрын

Usually they don’t go to trial for a few years

42:43 She said that SOMEONE ELSE adopted her son. She didnt adopt him. Unless i misunderstood too.

@Meowch-vq2xq

16 күн бұрын

You didn’t misunderstand. You got it right.

@onemanstrash8233

15 күн бұрын

@@Meowch-vq2xq Thanks! I thought that is what I heard. I have a hard time believing she beat her baby to death and got out of jail After 15 years.

A horrible decision to let her out…the guy from the parole board did a terrible job here…..I didn’t believe a word she said. And she had already gotten a reduced charge since she got a plea deal from the start. I do not have any faith in parole boards…don’t think this guy asked the questions he should have. And I agree he seemed to be more concerned about hurting her feelings & being gentle with her. No one is speaking up on that poor child’s behalf….as usual. We don’t hold people accountable. Don’t know who I was more disappointed & fed up with…her or him. I think they probably already knew they were going to parole her….gotta have that space. Why they even have the sentences they do anyway because very seldom does anyone get the max no matter how horrible the crime. 15 yrs I think she did for beating that poor child. Sorry but I think she should have spent another 5-10 yrs. And the fact she got to plead to something less is also disturbing….so many plea deals for terrible crimes…you get to pretty much choose your own punishment. And this girl had been fighting except the past 3 years.

She didn't adopt her son, she meant who son was adopted by someone else when she was sentenced.

She still not accepting, what I did to my daughter is what she should say, doesn't deserve any relationship with her other children 😟

To leave the baby face down till police came is insanity

Wait. She's been in prison for 15 years and still didn't get her college degree? What has she been doing for 15 years?

I don’t understand why she didn’t get life without parole for the brutal murder of her daughter in the first place.

I watch all of your videos all of the time. I had to fast forward to your commentary because i couldn't take it anymore.

I’m not found of these guys interviews at all give me Mrs Bonnie Jackson and crew any time

He was trying to woo her he acted like he was mesmerized by her as she did him and she got married somebody actually married this monster

There is no way she should be paroled. She’s very flat and Amit’s she still has issues.

You hit this on the nail I work while listening to this and zone out because it was very calming smh what a joke this board is