I’m Livye’s 1st cousin, Darci’s niece…. This has alot of information on it that we didn’t even get told during trial, so thank you for this video & sharing her story! Also, to the ppl in the comments, we wasn’t notified that Livye was killed till 6:45, i live in Louisiana and was the first to know in our family…. Also Livye was not moved from the side of the road till after 12 o’clock that evening!!! It doesn’t matter what anyone thinks of Darci, how she is acting, her past or nothing, that was her child… we had no answers and CLEARLY no one wanted to give them to none of us!!! Matthew was treated better than she was!!! These small town police have no training in cases like this! They let a murder walk out of court on trail and not found till a year later which was only a mile from the crime scene!!! Not once was his mother even interviewed. Let’s not forget how they failed to indicted until after 90 days getting a 50k bond for murder!!! His bond got damaging a car and chocking someone was higher than actually killing someone… Let’s not lose our focus on how her mother acted, this was a 19 year old with her whole life ahead of her!! She was a freshman at sfa going to school to become a nurse! She loved helping people and didn’t deserve none of this at all!!

@binaxenon2632

5 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss. Livye never deserved this, and I hope Darci has the closure she needs after enduring this nightmare. You guys deserved way more justice way sooner than was done.

@jennylee6421

5 ай бұрын

I’m 19 right now and can’t even imagine how my mom and family would react. I’m so sorry for your loss and I hope you and your family have many happy and healing years ahead.

@joshfranklin1894

5 ай бұрын

So very sorry for your family's loss....

@jennifermarie7405

5 ай бұрын

I’m with Darci all the way! NO WAY I’d be leaving that scene until my child did and until I had some answers! She actually handled it better and more calm when she didn’t have to, that was her baby!

@serveri69

5 ай бұрын

wtf is so hard to get that they dont give you information when they are doing investigation and they dont move the body until they are sure they dont mess any evidence.

As a retired sheriff- The way these small town LEOs handle this homicide scene is unbelievable. I feel terrible for her mother.

@user-yd2mp7wp3k

Ай бұрын

I agree. No compassion whatsoever.

@darianistead2239

Ай бұрын

It's the U.S and is in the south especially, there's zero chance a single officer there is smart..

@conversationswithshamar

Ай бұрын

Terrible. Bothered me so much. Smh.

@HaggisMuncher-69-420

Ай бұрын

@@darianistead2239 But there are less IC-3 people there...

@clintsoutdooradventures

Ай бұрын

LOL! A retired sheriff? We have good law enforcement and bad law enforcement, emotions do not have any place when investigating a crime. "I feel terrible for the mother?" only interferes with the investigation.

How can the police say “I’m sorry for your loss” to the suspect of murdering someone but not the mother of the victim? what the hell!

@crystalwilliams3698

Ай бұрын

Probably knew the family. That’s how small towns are.

@lonerebeI

Ай бұрын

Disgusting

@whatabouttheearth

Ай бұрын

Because he is still a suspect, you want to try to coax stuff out of him. Don't go into a career where you need to use manipulative psychology you won't be good at it.

@whatabouttheearth

Ай бұрын

Because he is still a suspect, you want to try to coax stuff out of him. Don't go into a career where you need to use manipulative psychology you won't be good at it.

@CandyKG28

Ай бұрын

The ones at the scene and the 2 talking to him at the hospital obviously handle things differently. You can't lump them all in together and paint them all with the same brush strokes, so to speak. I also understand needing to keep even her mama away from the scene and little info told to her as possible. I say this being a mother myself, I would be out for blood and probably so distraught and angry that I could possibly let go of investigation details when it's best in the first 48 hours to give as little as possible so the actual suspect doesn't have time to collect themselves. Usually important details are hidden so that only the suspect would know details and that's how they get them. God knows I wish they would have been a little more sympathetic in how they told her mama that she was deceased 😢

Watching Darci broke my heart. She's just a mama who's missing her daughter and I cant imagine the amount of pain and turmoil she was going through.

@billiebum6474

13 күн бұрын

And still going through My heart goes out to her

As former EMS dealing with people who are rightfully upset/terrified/grieving: get one person to pull her to the side and build some rapport, move her out of the way of the crime scene, tell her honestly what's going on and be her friend. THEN give her a marginally useful but time-consuming task to 'help us out'. (make a list of all her friend's full names and phone numbers, write a full medical history, etc) It gives her a sense that she is doing something for her daughter, keeps her from disrupting the scene, and lets her have time to process very shocking news. You'll be down one person for a few minutes, but she'll remember that you were kind to her, trust me.

@302QuestSwap

5 ай бұрын

Damn, that’s thoughtful and probably really helps.

@TAGMZs63

5 ай бұрын

Exactly

@aftertheheadlines

5 ай бұрын

As a retired cop, you are correct. I didn’t hear the officers say, I am so sorry. No one tried to comfort her, they occasionally responded to her screaming. They just stood there like southern cold men. I put my arm around people, hugged people in their most tragic moments, offered support. Not every one of those cops was working the crime scene. Also, giving her a task helps. They were cold hearted.

@CornbreadOracle

5 ай бұрын

Yeah they handled her poorly; granted she was caustic and confrontational but considering the circumstances that’s understandable.

@ginaverdi6101

5 ай бұрын

I agree these cops were like robots not an ounce of compassion for the mother! Your police officers need some training in having a better human connection with people while grieving

The officers being more respectful and patient toward the murder suspect than towards the mother that just lost her child says so much

@MrCadet08

5 ай бұрын

They still use a polygraph test......lie detectors like the polygraph have been repeatedly disproven 157 times in peer reviewed academic science Journals world wide since the 1950s. That shows you all that you need to know about this police department

@angh2008

5 ай бұрын

Everyone is very respectful in this comment section. Ty .

@mimimadd

5 ай бұрын

The sad thing is, when they know someone is a murderer they have to be very careful because anything could cause the case to be thrown out or charges dropped due to certain actions police may take. It's no excuse to treat family wrong but sometimes timing is important when telling someone their child is dead

@NPolk7

5 ай бұрын

@@angh2008they are 😊

@NPolk7

5 ай бұрын

@@mimimaddI agree and understand building rapport is so important but to even go as far as to say "I'm sorry for your loss" is crazy

"She's not alive." Like...have some tact, dude. I've been a LEO since 2013, pulled bodies out of rivers and I've NEVER seen someone be so callous telling a someone their loved one was deceased. Just that alone makes me worried about the rest of how they're gonna handle everything.

A simply hug. A kind gesture. Pull mom aside and say as gracefully as you can your daughter has past away. We don’t know the details yet. We have to get everyone away from the car so we can process it. To try and get her daughter the justice she deserves. Then ask her if she’s able to write a complete list of her daughter’s friends and their numbers. Offer her compassion and tell her you’ll update when you can. The way mom was treated was disgusting, disrespectful and rude. Love to her friends and family.

@Yorokobi224

27 күн бұрын

They don't think about that comfort. Why we need to fund social work better

@shqipe4801

11 күн бұрын

It’s insanely disgusting how they treated her.

@StevenMiller-cx4rr

2 күн бұрын

There was no talking with her- distressed or not she was messing up the scene- why must cops be ambassadors to people out of control? It’s an unfortunate situation but they were trying to find answers but mom’s escapades were stopping them from doing anything except deal with her.

They should have told her mother IMMEDIATELY and then explained to her that they need to process the scene and have her later come identify. This seemed SO cold-hearted and if that was my daughter, I would have been raging until I got an answer to the one question she asked- Where’s my baby?!😢

@laurenmunday9092

5 ай бұрын

There is a specific protocol for these situations, and cops have to follow that.

@matrixgaming3906

5 ай бұрын

​@@laurenmunday9092Then the protocol sucks

@Kelocyde

5 ай бұрын

@@laurenmunday9092 But they didn't.

@arneshiabaldwin8335

5 ай бұрын

@@laurenmunday9092when it comes to your child, I don’t care about a protocol. Just tell me where my child is

@theecharmingbilly

5 ай бұрын

lol

When the told Darci she was “not alive” and she went “okay why wouldn’t you just” and broke down crying I felt so bad for her. That was her baby laying on the side of the road in a car and no one was telling her nothing of course she’s upset. Fly high Livye. ❤

@breakfastclosed

5 ай бұрын

The audacity to interrupt her and dump that instead if even attempting to calm her down and prime her for the horrific news, she didn’t even process what he said at first because of the nonchalance. That hurt my heart

@melanieeaves1786

5 ай бұрын

I know. My heart shattered at that moment

@pambeforethestorm9784

5 ай бұрын

That truly hurt my heart as well 😢❤❤❤❤

@izzywox8246

5 ай бұрын

He was the only officer who tried. And he sucked. My heart breaks for mom and family

@angelaangela6875

5 ай бұрын

Maybe when a death is being reported....a professional counselor should be at the scene to handle those emotions....so police can process the scene of the crime...imo

As someone who worked at the hospital for 5 years and always comforted the deceased loved ones, the police treated her horribly. I’m telling you now, if they showed an ounce of compassion, understanding and some professionalism. The situation with the poor mother would’ve de-escalated.

@Gerps

Ай бұрын

I'm gonna go ahead and disagree with that. I can tell by the way the mother acts that she's always loud and obnoxious like that. That's not a mother dealing with the death of her child, that's someone who is clearly confrontational. I have people in my family just like her, right down to the accent.

@RaZhanBreonna

Ай бұрын

@@Gerps regardless of how irrational the mother is acting. The cops/law enforcement’s didn’t do a good job with handling her. Any first responders,medical personnel it takes a lot of patience dealing with erratic people. But ignore her, not showing her compassion or any of that was unprofessional.

@Gerps

Ай бұрын

@@RaZhanBreonna She's interfering with an active crime scene, nothing she did helped the situation. She's demanding answers and claiming the cops are trying to protect the killer when they likely don't have a clue what happened yet.

@annblachly8068

28 күн бұрын

@@Gerps Definitely why they wanted to wait before contacting anyone. They know these people.

@sankara5ever

17 күн бұрын

@@Gerpswe get it, you hate your family but all you know about this woman is from a brief clip where she found out that her child is dead.

I’m a mom to a daughter and seeing this mom’s reaction broke me. This is heartbreaking 💔

The amount of people standing around the mother without one person knowing how to approach her with the news of her daughter’s death is appalling.

@MidwestFarmToys

5 ай бұрын

No

@Sujjin21

5 ай бұрын

She didn't exactly make it easy lmfao

@nsines95

5 ай бұрын

Right, who doesn't know what to do in this kind of situation? I sure know what I'd say

@nsines95

5 ай бұрын

Nah for real though, nobody knew what to do smh

@Alesana907

5 ай бұрын

​@@nsines95um they're police officers and none looked like rookies. You mean to tell me not a single one could de-escalate and at the very least tell her the daughters passed? And yet they guy in the hospital was told her name and possible cause of death. Cmon they failed the mother.

While I have sympathy about Darcy losing her daughter... I wish the cops would have explained that they need to process the scene without interference so they can get the best justice they can for her daughter. I feel sometimes people don't understand or even think about that when lost in grief and the shock like this... There's nothing more they can do for her daughter at this point more than to process the scene in the best way they can so they can convict whoever did this crime.

@sonjaheck3156

5 ай бұрын

They definitely could have handled this better. Yes, she was screaming but so would they if this were THEIR child. The man with her, I guess a husband or friend, could be doing a lot more to help her in her pain.

@qryko4911

5 ай бұрын

yea but shes the mother for fucks sake she has every right to know in that moment where her child is. Put yourself in her shoes.

@leocartwright5471

5 ай бұрын

I get your point but the weight of losing a child is fucking brutal, especially when hearing about it from word of mouth. She just wanted answers that sadly no one could give her

@kyplummer3657

5 ай бұрын

These cops are assholes

@pyromaestro

5 ай бұрын

What do y'all expect they're cops 🤷🏻‍♂️

I watch a lot of true crime and have since developed a thick skin but seeing the mother’s pain and the way they treated her brought me to tears. Absolutely heartbreaking

@OLiSaNofficial

Ай бұрын

Same

@halroxdynasty8683

Ай бұрын

I know. I said it's a change from most these body cams, usually it's a cold hearted perp acting robotic and unbothered. This poor mother.

@ptvstr

Ай бұрын

Ikr, it reminded me of my mom. Darci is so strong.

@blue3381

Ай бұрын

This was a fresh crime scene and Cops don't have to give speculations. For all they know SHE could have been in on it (she wasn't, but they don't know the facts at this point.) There's NO excuse for Darci's behavior.

@user-jt4iy5pl2b

19 күн бұрын

Watched TV and got hardened to death boy your stupid beyond belief how ya gonna feel when someone tells you your sister or brother is dead hardened by a TV show no doubt ignorance definitely is bliss you prove it

Pretty wild how so many murderers were under the influence of alcohol when they committed their crimes, but this fact is just continually accepted and never questioned that maybe alcohol is a contributor to more destruction of life than any other substance. Murders, DUI's, unintentional homicides, relationship problems, domestic violence, the list goes on.

@jonnybmk6212

Ай бұрын

Muslim countries forbid alcohol use.

@arwenmenna9679

Ай бұрын

I agree, but all efforts to stop people from smoking a cigaret in Holland while others can keep drinking. It's ridiculous imho.

@pooh_berrybear

Ай бұрын

it should be illegal

@l0l0mgwtgdq

Ай бұрын

Should have seen the prohibition and how many more people were killed by organized crime (bootlegging). Because once you make something illegal like that it fuels the operation to go underground into organized crime because the value goes up dramatically. People on meth and other things do these kind of things even more…

@antcantcook960

Ай бұрын

@@jonnybmk6212Two facts can exist at the same time.

I'm so disgusted by the way they treated Livye's mother at the scene. The situation was not only professionally mismanaged, the personal lack of compassion was astounding.

@amymckenz

2 ай бұрын

100%!!!! It’s extremely upsetting

@lohi172

2 ай бұрын

They were doing their job, she was in shock and grieving. It’s unfortunate but it is what it is.

@seratonin7004

2 ай бұрын

@lohi172 it is part of law enforcement's role that should be managed with compassion and an expectation as to how the family might respond. Police chose to delay informing the family, knowing full well they're in a small town where word of mouth spreads quickly. To stay silent in the face of this mother's pleas was abominable behaviour. To say the scene was poorly managed is an understatement.

@Mieze0503

Ай бұрын

@@lohi172they weren‘t doing their job. Their job is to notify the mother asap & send people in person there (you know like the relatives are notified in person when a cop dies on duty). They could have explained everything to her in her home. She had every reason to believe that they try to cover something up & that police is the villain here. She did the right thing & in her situation I would have already attacked the cops after smirking.

@davids2cents594

Ай бұрын

@@lohi172 if they acted liked they gave a shit and showed some empathy. it would have calmed her down and she would have let them get to work faster

It amazes me how everyone thinks they're a mastermind that's going to get away with murder. Everyone ends up being stupid as a box of rocks.

@JesuisPISSSEDOFF

5 ай бұрын

To be fair, cold-blooded murder is a pretty stupid thing to do.

@lemmejustreadthethings

5 ай бұрын

You just don't hear about the ones who do get away with it though..

@kimwalsh

5 ай бұрын

I like that "stupid as a box of rocks" you don't mind if I use this saying do ya?

@Hatecrewdethrol

5 ай бұрын

dunning kruger effect seems to be common among criminals, at least the ones who get caught

@lyudmilapavlichenko7551

5 ай бұрын

@@kimwalsh It's a common saying in the south. It helps if you say it with a southern drawl.

Darci is a firecracker of a mama. Good bless her and may her sweet girl rest in peace.

@lafondawilliams

Ай бұрын

Yea she is, her scrolling thru the fb messages 😂

my heart absolutely SHATTERED listening to Darci screaming “where’s my daughter”. How could any person be so cold to not comfort her in such a difficult time. My heart breaks for this family. RIP Livye, beautiful girl👼🏼

@jsmall10671

4 ай бұрын

Because they didn't know who she was talking about. She might have been talking about some other girl, a passenger, who was not on the scene.

@dougashurst2022

4 ай бұрын

Cops so unprofessional with deceased mum.

@pancouvervenguins8573

4 ай бұрын

a good mother would know🤷🏿‍♂️

@debrajones4010

4 ай бұрын

I’m just a little confused about the polygraph test they gave Montana. At one point she’s taking the test and she has on a t shirt and then it shows her wearing a sweater. I’m gonna assume that she failed also because the monitor couldn’t pick up through that thick fabric and because like the narrator said, he places everything in the wrong areas of her body that can’t transmit the data correctly. It just seemed odd to me.

@cookman2k

4 ай бұрын

Bullshit, in that small town everyone knew who was who. In their defense,i wouldn't want to be the one giving her that news either, and with Darci's boyfriend being there,who could become a suspect down the road therte was a need to keep some things on the DL.@@jsmall10671

my brother was killed by a drunk driver a few years ago, and i cannot explain how heartless and cruel it is to leave a mother clueless about whether or not her child is alive. breaks my heart.

@kaylagonzalez3465

5 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss. My mother was killed in an accident several years ago and we weren't notified weather she was dead or alive until we got there. The two hour drive felt like an agonizing eternity. The first part of this video was so hard to watch...

@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3

5 ай бұрын

​@@kaylagonzalez3465yeah I agree it was hard to watch the lack of care that the cops showed the grieving mother was so cringe.

@kaseylewis2859

5 ай бұрын

My condolences to you both. That is not how any grieving family member should be treated.

@thisolddog2259

5 ай бұрын

Very sorry to hear that, I hope you are doing okay

@JustDatBoi

5 ай бұрын

@@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3idk if I’d describe a heartbreaking scene as “cringe”…

Real MVP is the person who transcribed this long video

@nanaya9479

Ай бұрын

For real ❤

@ourfunnyfamilySD

29 күн бұрын

AI did it

@ethanrandall3005

6 күн бұрын

You guys know this is scripted... Right?

@aliceyasetyawan

2 күн бұрын

@@ethanrandall3005 how?

@Justasaica

Күн бұрын

​@@ethanrandall3005 get a life dd

I lost my partner of 8 years I lived with on 2.12.22 although nothing like murder he overdosed from his drug addiction, finding his body changed forever n I still have get to over that pain n grief hearing my own screams seeing what I saw. This women actually handled herself quite well!

As a person who lost their son. I’m not going to lie I teared up. I know the feeling of finding out that your child is no longer here. My son was 8 years old. He was murdered 3 years ago. that empty helpless feeling never goes away. As a parent, not being able to protect your child and think about how scared he were will haunt you every day for the rest of your life. My baby boy would’ve been 11 years old.😔 R.I.P Kayden Phillips👼🏼 R.I.P to this young lady

@northhallbabe13

5 ай бұрын

that is so unbelievably sad. my heart goes out to you. I hope you are able to still find happiness and love in this life. RIP Kayden Phllips xxx

@felicia6497

5 ай бұрын

So sorry for the loss of your precious Kayden❤sending love and prayers to you 🙏

@PatriciaCamp-te8om

5 ай бұрын

I'm very sorry for your loss, sending prayers 🙏

@CountryValues

5 ай бұрын

My son is 10, I can’t imagine this happening… I don’t know how I’d go on. You’re one brave mama bear. You’ll both be in my prayers. Question: does he visit you? My mother-in-law died 3 years ago and I swear she visits my daughter (she’s 12) quite frequently. She was the only granddaughter and they had a close bond… it’s been a hard year for us as a family and that’s when she started visiting her a lot… ❤

@deloreslopez1212

5 ай бұрын

This was a horrible tragedy for that young girl because it's very obvious he had problems abusing women and his family were just as guilty for covering for him instead of trying to get help for him ,so sad

Saying “calm down” or “relax” to someone upset and emotional will only provide opposite of the intended result.

@l-b284

3 ай бұрын

not to mention it's patronizing and a stereotypical misogynist trope that emotionless men use against women

@thebluebooklife

3 ай бұрын

@@l-b284Calm down 🙄

@greyfox310

3 ай бұрын

Yup, I remember when my dad got back from crisis invertevtion training, he said that there are 3 things you don't say to people. "Calm down", "I understand", and "I'm from the goverment and here to help".

@ImaginaryAsh

3 ай бұрын

Especially if it's a woman.

@waddlescustom4637

3 ай бұрын

Maybe they should calm down

The detective just opening random apps and closing them is wild lmao

@MamiTuTu

Ай бұрын

😭🤣🤣🤣

Is it weird to assume that Cindy (Matthew's mother) was the one that took Montana's car to help cover up her son's murder? It was a woman, and clearly it wasn't Montana. The only other woman if could be who would have access to the keys at the house was the mother who was insistent on helping her son at all costs throughout the entire case.

@HorrorsandHaliens

Ай бұрын

was thinking this too, esp bc Montana said she was given a nerve pill to calm down during her polygraph

@Itsgeelee

Ай бұрын

Got a feeling she knew she took the car 😒

@janebrown7231

27 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing right from the moment they mentioned there was a woman on scene who waved the witness past. It makes complete sense that it was Cindi, and the investigation was absolutely terrible - they didn't seem to suspect her. She is the obvious woman who had access to Montana's car, and clearly Montana was not at the scene. There's simply no other woman who fits. Montana's nervousness was because she knew Cindi was there, not because Montana was there.

@HorrorsandHaliens

27 күн бұрын

@@janebrown7231 yes! this was also my assumption. The police work, as we see in many cases sadly, was subpar. if they had actually focused on asking the right people questions instead of focusing all their energy on Montana, they prolly would have uncovered more pertinent information. Instead, they just made the victim's family feel like shit every chance they got.

@janebrown7231

27 күн бұрын

@TheArtfulEnigma It really was sub-par, wasn't it? Very low standard, and patchy too. The officer in the hospital gave away sooooo much information to a suspected perp who was (probably, even then) feigning memory loss. The officers took individual approaches, there was clearly no investigation plan. They all looked like novices. They didn't seem to have training in any of the basics, such as handling the family of a victim - shocking! I've never seen so many officers out of their depth. They had every reason to think Cindi was shielding her son right from the beginning, and yet they didn't follow that thought through. They didn't monitor her texts to Darci, which were so telling. It was weeks before they started interviewing people properly, even though there was a lot of helpful knowledge available. There was background on the suspect's violent past that they didn't find out for ages. And the car being swapped on scene - there was only one person who could have done that, but they didn't seem to think it was important. It was pretty much proof in itself! The department should have handed it up the line to somebody competent to control an investigation, but they were too incompetent to know they were incompetent. I suppose there will never be an answer on why the killer curled up next to the car and went to sleep. I suppose having finished his adrenaline rush, the whiskey took over?

The way she reacted when she heard them say she was no longer here. 😔 i had to tell my boyfriend his brother was dead. I couldn’t even make it into the room when I dropped to my knees I had to wake him up with the worst news. The look on his face, the scream the begging. I’ll never forget it. Those cops showed 0 mercy for this women whose life was shattered.

@smithbrothers5857

2 ай бұрын

She demanded that a murder investigation be concluded while standing in the middle of the crime scene during the middle of the initial investigation. What mercy did she deserve? The cops didn’t send their 19 year old to hang out with some older, divorced alcoholics. Darci did.

@MsTaurine

2 ай бұрын

I know what you mean, I had to tell my brother that our father passed in person, such an emotional time.

@brandym3c

2 ай бұрын

They should have removed her. She was interfering with an active investigation. I understand being kind and being sympathetic, but she was not helping them learn answers to what she wanted to know. They were trying to keep the situation calm. I never heard a laugh, but since I was not there and did not see what happened outside viewof the camera, that would be disrespectful.

@MsEddie007

2 ай бұрын

@@brandym3cbut those guys were just tending the cordon - they were not paying an active role in any investigations. The way they treated her was horrendous - she rightly should’ve been removed with compassion and sympathy - and they let small bits of info go - so why not tell her those small bits at the beginning instead of treating her as an annoyance

These men lacked an ounce of empathy for this poor mother. Disgusting.

@Tarenreaves3

Ай бұрын

I think they were doing their job & it was getting too tense with her screaming.

@qveensirah8242

Ай бұрын

@@Tarenreaves3she was screaming bc they were just staring at her like she was crazy. It took nothing for them to tell her but yet they were so selfish bc their feelings were hurt, bc she was (rightfully) yelling. And I 100% believed that the officer might’ve chuckled, they legitimately thought she was the problem. Those officers are disgusting. They couldn’t even console her. They should’ve had a woman officer, who could relate to her and be sympathetic. I wouldn’t be surprised if they would act like that with their own children.

@eclipsewrecker

Ай бұрын

@@qveensirah8242what do you know? Was it all on video? Was it all shown? Too many fools around here…

@qveensirah8242

Ай бұрын

@@eclipsewrecker watch it, and use something called context clues. It’s free!

@ForageGardener

Ай бұрын

Bunch of poorly trained uneducated keystone cops

These videos always make me nervous when people analyze people to prove they're lying and are guilty for acting exactly how I act when any traumatic situation happens, lmao. Mixing up words, stuttering, being despondent and unattached to the situation emotionally, I'd be thrown in jail at that rate.

@areswalker5647

Ай бұрын

Same lol if you're the kind of person that metabolize tragic news alone later in time while being calm and put together on the moment you're screwed with these people. They analyze every movement you do as if there's a manual to "how to grieve like a good person would", some people just freeze and calm down without showing much of a response to the bad news (especially if you're not neurotypical) but they make it sounds as if that would be the weirdest reaction ever

@Jessie161

Ай бұрын

It a good thing they can’t convict you off of these things then and need evidence

Darci had EVERY RIGHT to be flabbergasted and angry and completely devastated. Her response is justified and understandable. I am so so sorry for her loss. 💜

18:42 “I’m sorry for your loss” The fact that the officer extends this comfort to the murderer, and they can’t even spare a crumb of respect or decency for the mother who is grieving and in shock is so sad and disappointing. Do better. All law enforcement deals with people, therefore they should have proper training in how to deal with people in different circumstances. She was only 19. This is just heartbreaking.

@gregdahlen4375

5 ай бұрын

"I'm sorry for your loss that you caused"

@didi012578

5 ай бұрын

I seriously doubt that was sincere.

@paulatobler8354

5 ай бұрын

I can even understand if they’re acting sympathetic to try to get him to talk, but it still doesn’t excuse being absolute POS to the grieving mother. She is inconsolable but all they see is “hysterical woman challenging my authority, better be an authoritarian shit to her and demand that she calm down and go away so the real men can do their jobs.”

@stonedeprado8101

5 ай бұрын

It’s not about sincerity it’s about doing what’s necessary to get the information they need.

@stefany2024

5 ай бұрын

​@@didi012578 respectfully, but it doesn't matter. What matters is: they didn't give the mother a single piece of dignity, as they treated the criminal with all "due respect"? Come on, they should be better than that!

Darci played Livye's graduation speech as her victim impact statement at his sentencing. I can only imagine how powerful that was. I hope Darci sees all the support and feels all the prayers. 🙏🏾💙

@brianmcnellis5512

5 ай бұрын

I thought Livye’s mom was Hott!!!

@EmeraldRainbowGLORY

5 ай бұрын

@@brianmcnellis5512 Really?! How selfish and cruel to say such a thing in this situation. Stop thinking with your little head that’s run by satan to keep you dumb down running after lust & never caring about others or living a life that helps others and gives glory to Creator. Makes a positive difference in life, relieves the pain or suffering of another life…. Everyone has been hypnotized by devices that have defiled our minds thinking, subtly lured society into darker ungodly perverted lifestyle, all about me me me pleasure now more money good is bad …bad is good. Look around!! We must each do all we can to fix our bad!!! Judgement is coming and America is in Trouble!!!

@KissyAdair

5 ай бұрын

​@@brianmcnellis5512That's a weird thing to respond to this comment with. The hell? Lol.

@eddiebrock7024

5 ай бұрын

​@@brianmcnellis5512wow, what a despicable thing to say when the womans daughter was just murdered. Classy guy 🙄💩🤡

@amandacrawford4748

5 ай бұрын

@@brianmcnellis5512u ass !!! How rude

😭😭😭😭 that poor mom💔💔💔💔 I hope she can find calm and peace inside of her, even through all of the evil she had to experience. 🥺

"excuse me if I get emotional" - proceeds to have no emotion except fake crying.

Notice how all his friends knew about his violent nature and were still friends with him. This is why people say you are the 5 closest people to you. Watching and doing nothing is just as bad as doing it yourself. People gotta stop excusing their friends disturbing and dangerous behaviors in the name of "loyalty".

@c.henderson6717

5 ай бұрын

Exactly!!! Well said!!!

@chelseacraft4669

5 ай бұрын

They are all like that out here. Every one of them identical… animals

@thecrazypinkcatlady

5 ай бұрын

Exactly why there is no such thing as a good cop or "not all men". When you witness, know of, excuse, and ignore abusive, violent, criminal behavior, you are just as culpable.

@HKim0072

5 ай бұрын

It's tough. Obviously, as an adult now, I would do the right thing. Thinking back at my teenage years, I'm not so sure. All my high school friends were from middle school and I actually lived with my one friend for part of my senior year in high school. My guess it would be more of a passive intervention.

@giggles2302

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. Go to bed with dogs, wake up with fleas. You become who you associate with.

As a Texan who worked for a police department as a clerk, it pans out how they behaved. I was lost once, pulled over, I was crying and clearly distressed, a Plano, TX cop wrote 3 tickets that day. He searched for everything wrong with my car, even my tint on my windows. As a final gift, he gave me directions. They have zero sympathy. Those good ole' boys. They all just wanted the power, no empathy, no sympathy. Most places have a liason, an officer that can speak to people. She only wanted to be heard, she needed to know someone felt her pain. Those cops didn't, but we all did. I cried for her anxiety and anguish. I felt that watching this. I'm not shocked, but I am disappointed in humanity in their response to her pleas.

@MarvinHartmann452

5 ай бұрын

Oh, they certainly hear her. Everyone in a km radius must have heard her.

@AD-wi4fq

5 ай бұрын

This is the most respectful response if ever heard.

@arronbenit5660

5 ай бұрын

​@@MarvinHartmann452no they didnt. They didnt give a shit

@dianau7612

5 ай бұрын

All I heard was Fuck Texas LEO lol😮

@rockguitarist8907

5 ай бұрын

@@arronbenit5660she didn’t deserve any respect.

WTF??? Listening to this cop TELLING the suspect what evidence they have??? Fricking UNBELIEVABLE!!!

@benjaminleo7011

Ай бұрын

It's wild listening to it. Surely a law firm is going to contact this woman about filing a lawsuit to the police about how many house rules the police have broke and the lack of respect given to the grieving mother

Honestly, kudos to that mother for being able to hold it together enough to ask all the questions and start fighting for justice for her daughter the instant she found out her daughter had passed, I don't know that I'd even be in an intelligible state in a situation like this, that's a mama bear that's sure. I hope she finds peace.

I feel so bad for Darci. I understand that the investigators wanted to wait until their job was done to tell her everything, but clearly after she found out the news that tactic was useless? Keeping her in the dark and just letting her scream at them to no response made the situation worse than just informing her straight up. No one tried to comfort her or anything. You can't ignore a grieving mother desperate for information and expect her to be quiet. All they had to do was immediately say, "yes your daughter is deceased. We are sorry for your loss, but in order to find out more we need to finish our investigation of the crime scene. Please let us do this and we will inform you of what we know after." That would've prevented so much time from being wasted. I know they can't inform her of everything, but she deserved the bare minimum. I don't know why they took so long to say that.

@sky19801

5 ай бұрын

Right, instead of standing there ignoring her when she's begging for information.

@Spitfirephotographs

5 ай бұрын

@@sky19801ya where was their compassion at least!!!

@AVSgirl1985

5 ай бұрын

Yes! That was infuriating! Yes she's acting crazy, but she also just found out her daughter is dead and no one is giving ANY info at all, or firm reassurance that they're investigating and she will be first to know as soon as they knew anything.

@ClemFandango950

5 ай бұрын

She should have come back armed. By default cops respect no one, not even the grieving

@hdunaway110

5 ай бұрын

It wouldn’t have mattered what they did

Hearing the mom yell “Where’s my baby?” Broke my heart, poor baby girl, many sympathies and condolences 💐 to the family

@jessieb4703

2 ай бұрын

Mmmyeahhh generally the people at the scenes are 🎉

@1utube01

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, those cops were incompetent at serving the public, like the poor victims' family here.

@joshdoesntcare3939

2 ай бұрын

Thats drugs... Shes detached from reality and for a split moment she was brought back to that reality, but if you watch, she instantly went back to a drug induced/erratic state since it brought comfort which is why drugs are an issue in the 1st place. Like many drug addicts, they only care about their "baby" or loved one when its too late and they take an even higher amount of drugs afterward. I sympathize with her too but theres empathy and then theres exucusal. If you excuse her behavior, you only create more situations like this

@sandycola4687

2 ай бұрын

Regardless of drugs or not, she is her mother and a parent’s feelings in a situation like this is unimaginable. That’s her child and she lost her, she can be in any state she wants in this moment. As a parent I could never comprehend this kind of lost. I’ve been on the scene of finding a love one murdered and there is no right state of being to be in when the moment involves you.

@joeaardvark9214

2 ай бұрын

@@1utube01 yea ok. They have literally zero information yet because they haven't even been able to START, and the mom shows up and starts screaming at everybody. Not that she's not allowed to be upset of course, but she's more focused on being confrontational and demanding than grieving for her daughter. I would love to see you try and control a scene like that.

Holy shit and the investigator is being forward and straight with the murderer, and they couldn’t even tell a single truth to the mother. Im sickened by the way they handled this case. Holy cow

they thought the fire was revenge and not a clear attempt to hide and deestroy evidence? these barney fife ass cops.

The fact that they told the suspect "flat out what's going on" but like didn't wanna tell the mother is kinda ridiculous. She had to pry info from them.

@gimpystimpy5304

3 ай бұрын

tbf i also hated that but i think it was just the cop himself that was weirdly giving out too much information and being overly kind, he probably would’ve done the same if at the actual crime scene with the mother. at least i believe

@stormy7318

Ай бұрын

The cops just got there and had no information and she was stopping them from investigating to figure it out while acting volatile. For all they knew, she did it and was acting irate to appear innocent. Which is what guilty people do to throw cops off. Reminds me of several cases of parents who have killed their children doing this to cover their guilt in the child's "disappearance". I felt like her behavior was insincere and she needs anger management.

@anonymousopinion228

Ай бұрын

@stormy7318 Dude was at the hospital with the info at the same time the mother arrived at the scene so I would assume they had the same info to give her. I don't think she hindered to much of the investigation and she didn't seem like a person who needed anger management. More like a distraught mother to me. For the most part she was pretty chill. Imo

The fact they told the suspect more info than the mother of the victim 🙄

@ninas4968

5 ай бұрын

Legit

@senyuri7496

5 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly. They supposedly couldn't give the mother a single word of information about her child and yet they told that kid who murdered Darcy's child what they assumed happened to Livye...absolutely unprofessional and disappointing to see police officers and investigators acting that way.

@moniquecoker6481

3 ай бұрын

That part

@user-gz8wq3qs6f

2 ай бұрын

Exactly

@thefitnesslife4988

Ай бұрын

​@@senyuri7496Yeah because the mom showed up before they even finished investigating the crime scene. They didn't know how she died yet, by the time they went to the suspect in the hospital they had collected more evidence and had more information

These videos and commentary are awesome 💯

I’m not sure how Montana can sit there and say that she didn’t think he actually would hurt Livye right after she said he tried to kill her repeatedly the same night. She helped cover for him and she knows it.

@lisathesupergremlin7731

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. All for a man that doesn't care about any of them obviously. She's even pretending she liked Livy... NO. SHE. DIDN'T . The only thing she's about to accomplish is orphaning her kids.

@iamthebroker

5 ай бұрын

Montana was talking in past tense. She never thought he would do something like this. It’s not hard to understand that context at all. The whole “I will kill you” thing had only just happened and obviously she thinks he could now.

@thenson1Halo

5 ай бұрын

I don't think she just covered for him. I think she encouraged and enabled him. There are too many bizarre facts in this case.

@SimplyCheryl

5 ай бұрын

Right???

@henrywalker100

2 ай бұрын

😊​@@lisathesupergremlin7731

The number of people who knew Livye was fleeing for her life and called no one is horrifying..

@lisathesupergremlin7731

5 ай бұрын

Some people get so used to the behavior, they become blind to it. "Oh, they're fighting again..." It is a shame though.

@davidturner1641

5 ай бұрын

Her mom was faking being upset Later in the police interview she clearly doesn't care her daughter is dead and its her fault

@crysomemore2335

5 ай бұрын

​@@davidturner1641🤡 🤡

@Morning4201

5 ай бұрын

@@davidturner1641yeah, the fact that she didn’t use her name once really doesn’t sit right with me. She’s just “her kid”

@bayoubilly5176

5 ай бұрын

​@@davidturner1641both you and the poster underneath you should stop being idiots. As someone who studied psychology at the university level. You're both full of shit posturing on the internet. Says loads about the both of you...

I’m obsessed with this content

So glad you weren't hurt when the swing fell, Brooke. Tip too. Priceless video of Nugget turning his eggs! Mother Nature is so good.

@jonnybmk6212

Ай бұрын

What?! Wrong video....somehow.....

This dude might have done the worst I've ever seen with an alibi. It's almost comedic how bad he did NOT leaving the worst trail back to himself. He legit just goes "I didn't remember anything and I had a lovely time and it was a very fun party and I got real drunk." Everyone else: "Yeah basically he started screaming he was gonna kill everyone and rain an unholy firestorm upon our family bloodline. Then he started speaking in tongues and listing off the serial numbers of every gun he owned and wrote 'I am the killer' on his underwear. I'm pretty sure he was up to no good."

@chadhansen5057

5 ай бұрын

Yikes...

@mindsigh4

5 ай бұрын

if only he'd wrote, "i am not the killer ''on his underwear..🤷

@rebcote

5 ай бұрын

🤣 this is the best synopsis of this video yet. I didn't think I'd ever leave a laughing emoji on a crime channel but this was so well written!

@Kittymeow888

5 ай бұрын

Well now I don’t even need to watch the rest of the video. 😂 10/10 Summary

@AkissFromAphrodite

5 ай бұрын

Hahahahahaha you've got me rolling😭😂🤝🏽 10/10

I feel like screaming at how they treated Livye's mother. Of course she's upset, she has no idea what happened to her baby and no one would tell her anything. I would be screaming my head off, too. My heart is shattered for Darci, Livye, and their entire family.

@purvue

5 ай бұрын

But she is making it worst. So much worst.

@Laveluvcrew

4 ай бұрын

It's understandable that the cops want to preserve the crime scene and collect as much evidence as possible. However, some of those people especially the coroner I think it was didn't need to talk to her in the manner in which they did. It almost came off as... Listen woman!

@CatLady-be9tn

4 ай бұрын

You can't judge others on how they act. She lost her kid. Until you lose someone you don't understand the grief, confusion and anger.

@dreamsagaofficial

4 ай бұрын

Nah the b**** needed a timeout acting like a child

@samanthacarbine3151

4 ай бұрын

@@purvue you have no clue the amount of desperation that goes into protecting a child. They wouldn't even tell her if she was dead or not. They refused to give her that respect, and of course she was frantic.

When my dad passed away, they said I howled like a wolf. Family, friends, police, or EMS couldn’t console me. I awaken in the hospital and was told they stuck me with needles, psychiatry visited me and nothing got me to Stop! I was sedated. Told I was in shock! So don’t tell that mom how she should behave, SHE Lost HER CHILD!!!😢 💐

He dont remember what happened after being on his porch but he sure remembers them drinks he had.

Matthew's mother is likely a very big reason he is the way he is! She coddles him, believes his BS, and did nothing when he attacked his girlfriends. Until his trial, he has probably never been held accountable for any of his bad behaviors. May Livye rest in peace. 🙏🕊️

@heatherem5690

5 ай бұрын

Why people dont hold parents accountable for clearly creating shitty people is a mystery to me

@verlinswarey507

5 ай бұрын

That’s exactly right

@Starae336

5 ай бұрын

@@heatherem5690really? It’s a mystery to you? Don’t be so stupid!

@debatable1984

5 ай бұрын

Well it's up to the adult to become a better person in the end, regardless of your upbringing. Different story if you're talking about a minor.

@lukamagicc

5 ай бұрын

Yup. Exactly why shitty parents should always be held liable in these kinds of situations. Disgusting excuse for parents.

At 1:07:10 Mathew’s mothers starts crying and says are you really going to take him from me. Doesn’t she realize that a woman already lost her daughter and she’ll never be able to see her again. Even if her son does go to jail she’ll be able to visit him in prison. The other woman would never ever ever be able to see her daughter again. Then she said that JP is a liar( referring to the victims mother)like have some sympathy/empathy. This Mathew’s mother is an enabler and a horrible person.

@mandy244

4 ай бұрын

I partially agree with you. BUT, she is a mother also that is facing losing her child, just in a different way. Whether he gets a life sentence w/o parole, or receives a death sentence, it's unlikely that she will see her son again. Normally, a death sentence in Texas is a short time to live!

@anisamargueritepalmer2132

4 ай бұрын

​​@@mandy244Matthews mother knew her son was abusive and aggressive and could have should have gotten him help. Livieys mother didn't have an opportunity to even ask are you really gonna take my daughter from me? She is showing selfishness and self-centeredness. She even tried to tarnish livieys mothers character.

@rei09104

3 ай бұрын

@@anisamargueritepalmer2132 yes, with mothers like that she is probably the reason why he is so violent. Always making excuses for his sons behaviours

@kyssedbyfyre915

3 ай бұрын

​@@mandy244PLEASE don't excuse it! 🥺 I survived 17 YEARS of captive domestic violence in extreme isolation. His Mom knew EVERYTHING. She spoiled & enabled her two boys until they did NOTHING for themselves. She's in her 80s and STILL handing over her SS payments. I was beyond generous despite my circumstances and stood as strong as I possibly could under the circumstances, being suppressed in EVERY WAY beneath the patriarchal rule of apostolic christianity. I sacrificed and sacrificed, she SAW IT! And yet, in the end when the damage became TOO GREAT for me to even pretend it was alright, (he put his hands on my child) and I made my 5th escape attempt (most DV victims arent successful until the 7th)she did everything in her power to sabotage me and degrade my good name around town.

@JenPapp

2 ай бұрын

@@rei09104she is 100% responsible for her sons sick behavior and issues

How would he know she failed? He didn't administer it properly.

@user-kd9jw1tu7e

19 күн бұрын

Exactly, that’s how innocent people go to prison because unprofessional people

That poor mama. And then these heartless people in the comments judging her for how she is acting after her CHILD was found murdered

More people need to be speaking about the fact that THIS many people knew about Matthew’s aggressive/assaulting behavior toward women and did absolutely NOTHING about it. I am sickened. This murder could have been prevented and Livye would have still been alive today if literally ANYBODY had spoken up and reported him to police long before this transpired. He needed to be behind bars during the marriage to his first wife.

@4WingedAngels

4 ай бұрын

You saw how the cops treated the mother. What makes you think these small town cops would’ve done anything but go out and scold him with no other repercussions.

@hunter.5625

4 ай бұрын

Not even the woman reported it so they are just as much to blame

@norclag

4 ай бұрын

​@@hunter.5625ohhhhh you do not want to say that. That is a can of worms you don't understand so your comment is so unbelievably ignorant it doesn't even register.

@OversoulGaming

4 ай бұрын

​@@hunter.5625clearly you've never been the victim of abuse. Fear of retaliation is the real thing

@nunyabiznes3901

4 ай бұрын

@@hunter.5625 This is an ignorant statement. My 15yo daughter was sexually assaulted by a boy at school, standing directly under a video camera. She did manage to kick him in the groin and get away. She went to class and an hour later she was back at that spot when he approached her again and without warning punched her in the throat. Also caught on video. She had never even dated this boy and he had also been assaulting no less than 4 of her friends for months. I filed a police report, the school is denying any of the other girls reported abuse even though my daughter was with them when they did it, and we just received a letter saying the county attorney has decided not to pursue charges for either the sexual assault not the punch to the throat. We did thankfully get a restraining order, but it cost us $3,000 because his mom filed a frivolous restraining order against my daughter for protecting herself. She went through 9 months of drama and she had to repeat what happened to her over and over, watch the video of it happening to her, and as a result has started cutting and gained an eating disorder. All for this kid to get off basically Scot free. My only condolence is that if someone looks him up, the explanation of what he did will be found in the application for the restraining order and maybe, maybe it will help the next girl-because there will be others. He lied and tried to justify his behavior the best he could considering it was close up and both incidents were recorded. I am glad there will be a record, but my daughter was very upset that she had to go to court and talk about the incidents. She would not have filed had it been her choice, so don’t ever wonder why women don’t report it. Be glad you have no concept of how it feels to have to go through this process. Focus on why men abuse and murder these women and can’t accept when someone breaks up with them because of it.

Thankfully he was given 99 years . He had escaped justice when a judge granted him bond in 2021 but was captured December 29th 2022 near his mother’s home . Justice will be served for Livye Lewis. Rest in paradise sweet girl . Sending healing energy, light and love to her mom and family.

@PhoenixRising734

5 ай бұрын

About that bond...on $50K he would have had to pay 10% or $5k cash minimum. Who paid his bond? I doubt he had the money. It had to have been his mom, his grandparents or a friend. If no one had the cash but could sign their homes as collateral, wouldn't they have lost their homes when he went on the run?

@kathrineprescott

5 ай бұрын

@@PhoenixRising734he could have gone through a bondsman?

@PhoenixRising734

5 ай бұрын

@@kathrineprescott - I'm an idiot. Of course, the bondsman would pay & would ask for some type of collateral to protect his 'investment'.

@elouise5593

5 ай бұрын

He was caught near his GRANDMOTHER'S home, NOT his mother's.

@jackiehouser7699

5 ай бұрын

Did he ever say why he did it?

The detective said “put that thinkin cap on girl” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

The entire time I watched the poor mother panic and be in shock over her child had me so upset. If only they dedicated an officer to just talk to the mother, comfort her, and explain the process of why they have to do certain things. That would of probably helped de-escalate the situation and reassure the mother they want the best for the case

The way that they notified that poor mother that he daughter was dead…. That was the most heart-wrenching thing I’ve ever seen in my life. That poor woman.

@user-gz8wq3qs6f

2 ай бұрын

Me too

@rosehill9537

2 ай бұрын

The fact she found out going to the scene and fighting for every scrap of information inc that her daughter had past. they didn't go to her before the news reached her by gossip.

@SpicyMango7

2 ай бұрын

I hated every second of that. How could they be so cold and callous? That’s her kid

Those officers must not deal with homicides often because they had 0 clue how to handle that. The investigator was 80 years old. The way they actually couldn’t think of what to say to the mom was shocking.

@WinRoWaze

5 ай бұрын

Small town not many homicides

@dfcvda

5 ай бұрын

absolutely shocking to see that bloated old man being in charge.

@pattonpending7390

5 ай бұрын

And to think, that investigator is still younger than our current President. Awesome, huh?

@WhatALovelyDisaster

5 ай бұрын

Man Biden really is living in there rent free, huh buddy? Room for one more? The president before that fu cked our economy so bad I can’t afford my own apartment @@pattonpending7390

@Maximilian1990

5 ай бұрын

Yeah it was obvious those were small town cops who either never handled a murder case or knew the people involved which stopped them from acting appropriately

My heart goes out to this mother. 💔

They should have told her IMMEDIATELY that her daughter was unfortunately deceased and that they were still processing the scene and the investigation was ongoing. That’s it, that simple, they KNEW it was her, they had already made a positive ID, all she wanted was answers. Making her go through that was cruel.

I can’t believe how cold the officers were towards that poor woman. I absolutely understand that they had to conduct an investigation and gain information before sharing anything but there was no compassion shown from them they all looked and sounded like they didn’t know how to handle the situation.

I’ve seen just about all of EWUs videos and the video of Darci learning that fate of her daughter is one of the most heartbreaking things I’ve ever watched. My condolences and RIP Libby.

@claudiamassey8360

5 ай бұрын

her name is *livye 💜

@cindykq8086

5 ай бұрын

Probably auto corrected. Autocorrect is he'll.

@Amlyca

5 ай бұрын

It takes two seconds to see the correct name and use it.

@pigvomit4730

5 ай бұрын

@@cindykq8086 eye sea watch yew deed dare

@This-Is-My-Little-Corner

5 ай бұрын

And it takes one second to show some grace and leave the mistake alone

His mother is ridiculous! No wonder her son is such a “F” UP! I can’t believe she asked, “Are you really going to take my son away from me”? 🤦🏻‍♀️

@razztazz1982

5 ай бұрын

She's a horrible enabling parent & needs many years behind bars for part in things.

@dddddd211

5 ай бұрын

@@razztazz1982 I know this from first hand so I 100% agree. No matter how bad I would behave she was always justifying it somehow even if she said it's bad but it was "never my fault" ofcourse... I hate this so much cuz now I am f up in my head too and it's really hard to get rid of it. Hate my mom so much... She always thinks that if she's "helping others always" she is a good parent but she definitely never was and never helped me... Always helped others but left me in shi*ty environment because of it. I hope I can live my life peacefully sometimes without dealing with this it's so hard :'(.

@razztazz1982

5 ай бұрын

@@dddddd211 I'm really sorry you didnt have the greatest childhood, or the best guidance growing up. In my opinion it's a parent's responsibility to teach their children at a young age to have self respect, respect for others, be held accountable & also receive positive reinforcements, all while raising them to be well adjusted adults in a healthy environment. Unfortunately parents aren't perfect, but some are just downright abusive on many levels. And sadly they do not see how their words & actions can have lifelong negative effects on their children, nor do they accept responsibility in their contributing parts to any of it. I was raised overly strict and was taught some valuable life lessons along the way, but it wasn't peaches & cream either with belt beatings for punishments in the mix. Although I will say, your experience was probably horrible compared to mine. I really hope you can find some healing & inner peace from all of the horrible things you've been through in the past. It's not an easy thing to work through & get to a better place immediately, but I have faith you'll get there. The first step in my humble opinion is to work on letting go of the past & know deep down that you can do this. You really need to believe in yourself & acknowledge that you are worthy of happiness now, and you will be the person who makes that happen moving forward. Don't allow others to bring you down & let the toxic people & memories be dust beneath your shoes. Be strong, you got this!

@kes78

5 ай бұрын

My response would have been " yes just like he took someone's daughter away permanently you can still see and speak to your pos son"

@oldhickory4686

5 ай бұрын

He's probably the only man that hasn't left her...

28:35 😂😂😂 why is President Donald Trump in the back seat of that SUV? Lolol

@chuckyjules8488

Ай бұрын

Haha! I noticed that too!..maybe he was hitchhiking and they picked him up

@utkuaslan8232

27 күн бұрын

😂😂

@Tyler-kt6jr

16 күн бұрын

She’s getting the mileage out of that trump shirt too. Cracked up when they said they brought her back for another interview 7 months later and she’s wearing the same shirt

them silently staring at her when she asks if her daughter is alive was just wrong

This is such an incredibly difficult video to watch. To see her mother just begging the officers for any kind of information and they all just ignore her… heartbreaking. Plus, my daughter’s name is Olivia and we exclusively call her Livi. 😭

@MrRedberd

5 ай бұрын

Reminded me of when my sister called the doctor a liar when he told us our other sister had passed. It is an understandable reaction, but it doesn't make life easier for professionals who have to deal with tragedy everyday. Plus, any leaked information could have jeopardized finding and convicting her killer. They were on the mother's side. The mother wouldn't realize it until she calmed down...or burned down Matthew's house. After the experience losing my sister, I could not imagine being a doctor or first responder who sees that all the time. They all must get nightmares and have ptsd.

@queenicedcoffee4217

5 ай бұрын

I understand they don't all know what's going on either or are doctors but they could've said something and tried to calm her down

@TheCodacat

5 ай бұрын

Their job is to get the case finished and closed not pm motionly involved

@MANGONPRAWN

4 ай бұрын

That was horrible. Even without training, you can be more sensitive to a stressed out mother when you know she is about to receive the worst news of her life (and she had probably heard the rumours already)

@MrRedberd

4 ай бұрын

@@MANGONPRAWN Her reaction would've been tough to watch if she was five miles away from the crime scene surround by loved ones. Mental health concerns of small southern towns come far behind the calling for more tax cuts.

The police were cold towards her mother. There was zero communication and she had to get angry and loud before anyone took her seriously enough to tell her anything. It's not hard to explain protocol with empathy. Instead they brick walled her and watched her emotions escalate into anger. Poor woman. I can't even begin to imagine her pain.

@amandaduerk5866

5 ай бұрын

Really awful…really shameful. Not once ounce of compassion demonstrated.

@elizabethrasmussen2903

5 ай бұрын

Yes, very poorly handled by the police.

@scourge3

5 ай бұрын

​@ImaRandomFemale No its not helpful when she is screaming wanting to know where her child is and Noone tells her. They were totally unkind, showed no compassion.

@mcfmcf4038

5 ай бұрын

i do have to say, i thought she was acting very suspiciously. it was grief, but it came off weird, at first. and sadly, parents sometimes kill their kids. but i do agree they waited too long and i TOTALLY believe her when she thought that officer was smiling. some ppl are cold af.

@williamparker7025

5 ай бұрын

she came up on them screaming. They are trying to do their job its uncalled for to treat them like that

I teared up when she said "I saw it in his eyes". A lot of human communication happens nonverbally, and it's not often acknowledged. She just lost her child. She saw that humorous smirk in the officers eyes. Officers need to be tested for empathy and social normality on a regular basis.

This is horrific! My heart goes out to this woman. Ya'll handled this terribly! That woman's world is destroyed and ya'll are acting like a bunch of good ole boys. Disgusting!

How did they not show any care for the mom? How did they just stand around in silence watching her panic while they knew what had happened to her daughter?? How did they not tell her IMMEDIATELY??? The casual way that officer says "She's not alive" after witholding... And when the mom hears that and just falls backward broke my heart. The cold indifference of the officers is beyond me.

@freedomfreedom9523

4 ай бұрын

Real winners aren't they they are evil

@singleken77

4 ай бұрын

it was a ongoing ivestigation and they didn't know what happened past she was dead and they told her that already

@denisemccown7726

4 ай бұрын

@@singleken77they treated her HORRIBLY!! What if it was their child??? How they treated this poor mother was simply disgraceful!!! They should be fired!!!

@pancouvervenguins8573

4 ай бұрын

@@denisemccown7726nah she should’ve waited in the car and had her husband talk to the officers in a humane way. she doesnt even care she’s just angry

@zmagnvssnipe3275

4 ай бұрын

ur souless hahaha@@pancouvervenguins8573

The fact that the police are just standing there, staring at her and just ignoring her pleas and questions is so disgusting

@rhondapowell9942

2 ай бұрын

Their the most incompetent,disrespectful police force I've ever heard of...plus they didn't teach the desk cop how to give a polygraph test properly. That's Way dangerous and the horrible way they treated that Mom that just lost her baby girl. She asked if she was dead or alive and they just stared at her like they were touched mentally! These guys need to be let go

@user-gz8wq3qs6f

2 ай бұрын

True

@braelyn17

2 ай бұрын

and then people have the audacity to wonder why she’s “acting out” she’s acting like a grieving mother who’s being ignored and disrespected.

@h20dickless99

2 ай бұрын

It was the mothers fault for interfering

@KylahAali

2 ай бұрын

@@h20dickless99Are you kidding me??? ITS HER CHILD !!! Wtf is wrong with this world.

Those cops handled the situation with the mom so horrible. How heartbreaking !!!

I love how they say palms up is “being honest” or “being not confident”. Like okay, completely opposite meanings and not helpful

This is terrifying. I had a boyfriend like this. He became an absolute monster when he was drunk and he didn’t care about who he hurt or the consequences of his actions. It’s sickening to see how much compassion they lend to this killer meanwhile none to the grieving mother

@trishah2145

5 ай бұрын

What is it with Whisky? I’ve seen a few videos that for some reason it seems to work so poorly with some. Not saying other booze is any different or that it’s an excuse. Just something I noticed 💔 Glad your boyfriend is an ex!!! ❤

@elkebelle8449

5 ай бұрын

@@trishah2145 yeah its crazy how it absolutely ruins some people! Thank you I’m so glad too❤️:)

@jondough4682

5 ай бұрын

​@@trishah2145it's weird because Budweiser has the same affect with people.

@arlecelarae654

5 ай бұрын

@@trishah2145Jim beam with a chaser of Gatorade or Powerade was my drink of choice. Brought out the WORST in me. I’m 3 years free from alcohol 🎉 now. I prolly coulda hurt someone in my drunken stupor. If the devil’s real, booze is his elixir!

@vanessaglenn4073

5 ай бұрын

Liquor in itself is a “Spirit” Hence some of the stores are “Wine and Spirits”. And everyone handles liquor and beer and different liquor and beer differently.

It’s an interesting dynamic to see the tension/yelling at the crime scene while everyone still tries to maintain six feet of social distance because it’s in the middle of the pandemic.

@Tvalhalla.

5 ай бұрын

I love you

@getaflattyinya

5 ай бұрын

Don't you find it even more interesting that the so called pandemic just packed its bags up and vanished into thin air? I do.

@richcheckmaker9789

5 ай бұрын

Keen observation sir.

@mkstar2120

5 ай бұрын

I'm a big fan!!!!!!

@FNESSE

5 ай бұрын

Wait a minute, tf you doing in the comment section

The cop playing on his phone during interview of Montana at 38:00 is sad. Stuff like this is what a good lawyer can use in court.

Love it..I have been feeding my back yard friends almonds lately..I got quite a bit donated 😅

“Ma’am, in order to have a solid case to build to get justice for your daughter, we need to keep the scene clean and to examine every blade of grass uninterrupted. Can you help us by allowing us to do that?” See? Not that hard.

@WALTAH2000

2 ай бұрын

Do you really think, judging by this women’s behavior on the scene, that she would have just been like “ok” and left them alone?

@rosehill9537

2 ай бұрын

​@@WALTAH2000yes. She was there for her daughter. They told the suspect more then they did that mother.

@thepinapple8829

2 ай бұрын

That's when they pull the woman away from the scene and then explain. Not just let her stand there@@WALTAH2000

@Jenna2k

2 ай бұрын

​@@WALTAH2000it would have been a place to start. She was in shock and needed care and comfort. She needed someone to show emotion and not just act like nothing is wrong.

@user-ip2bw8hf2q

2 ай бұрын

@@WALTAH2000a little human decency goes a long way sometimes

It’s the cops demeanor that’s causing her to act like that. I understand they are investigating but at least tell her how you found her, that the other man was taken to the hospital and she was shot. Maybe it would calm her down a little. That’s her child in that car. Dead. Any normal mother would want answers. The cops are standing there like statues not saying a word. Have some empathy.

@Kllyklly122

5 ай бұрын

For all they know the mom could have been involved somehow and hypothetically if she was they could have gotten in trouble for releasing that information. They are just trying to keep their job!

@ashleyhaynes5323

5 ай бұрын

@@Kllyklly122innocent until proven guilty dude . It’s training for situations like this and they did terrible. Ego over sympathy for those cops

@justindyches5510

5 ай бұрын

You don't release that information to anyone because everyone's a suspect at this point

@justindyches5510

5 ай бұрын

​@@ashleyhaynes5323That might be the dumbest comment I've read so far

@AaronHendu

5 ай бұрын

Would you be a cop? Why not? Dont answer to me, answer to yourself. Think on who does want to be a cop and why. Or not. Whatever.

Darcey my heart truly goes out to you. The way you were treated was absolutely sociopathic and ice cold. So sorry to you 💚

literally in tears for her mother.

Is it normal for police to respond to grieving parents like this? It must be very hard to tell parents such horrific news, but these officers seem to do SUCH a terrible job at it. They are cold and don't give her any information, clearly leaving her feeling completely lost.

@BenDover-de7tf

5 ай бұрын

Agreed they were acting pretty heartless about it

@kosherre6243

5 ай бұрын

Look there is a time and place for things, and the cops have their jobs to do. Their job is to investigate and seek proper justice, counseling is not their top priority. They need to first and foremost set things straight before they deal with it, and that's what they were doing. They've also probably experienced many things already, and that might contribute to their indifference - desensitization. That parent has the right to grieve, but just not there, when she's making things difficult for everyone when she doesnt have to. They still need to find out how she died, after all, and she'd probably not like it if they couldn't find out and catch who did it. With her making an emotional mess of things, they cant focus, and that runs the risk of missing certain aspects of the scene even after the situation.

@notablynova4247

5 ай бұрын

​@kosherre6243 suck that boot harder. Do you not understand empathy and compassion at all. Blindly defending them on every comment is as useless as those cops were. Ol boy that weighed 400lbs immediately saying leave or go to jail is the very definition of tyrant.

@8star331

5 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@kosherre6243 If anything, since they’ve seen so much they should know exactly how to deal with her. Who’s job do you think it was to de-escalate that situation? The mother who just lost her young daughter, or the 5 officers standing in a circle giving Darci vague answer’s about her daughter? How you could say that there’s a time and a place to react to the news about your daughters death??? You’re about as cold as those useless officers. Also- desensitization means literally nothing in this context. They can still be emotionally unaffected by the situation while also emotionally supporting the victims. I don’t care if she was running up and down the street making the biggest scene in the world; her kid died- there’s no “acceptable” way to react to that news.

@_Amanda_Lynn

5 ай бұрын

​@@kosherre6243 is that how they handle things in your area? Im confused bc the police in my area literally have training in order to be able to deal appropriately with situations bc there is so many situations where it comes up.

I'm with Darci 100%. When my son was shot, and the only info I had was a paramedic telling me that he had been shot in the head, getting to the hospital, and then having to wait for someone to give me any kind of info. I ended up watching the cop and seeing what room he went in and following him in there.. I was going to see my child one way or another. Thank God it was only a graze(trust me, I appreciate those 2cm so much!!) I understand that they had a job to do, but until you're a parent in that moment, you have no idea just what you'll do to get to your child. It's an ache and urge that you can't fight.. as a Mother, I applaud her, I'd have done the same.

@a_roseneshinapaise1299

5 ай бұрын

My heart goes out to you and all the mom's who had to go thru this loss of losing their baby(ies) Believe me it's hard and also feel helpless when we got the news my brother was murdered and hearing my mom upon given the news. Also to the dad's but for a mom it's deeper cuz they carried us for 9 months. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@jocolli

5 ай бұрын

So you would possibly contaminate and obstruct the officers while they’re trying to investigate the crime scene? Makes 0 sense to do that and not allow them to do their job! I have no sympathy for those that try to obstruct a CLEAR crime scene!

@amandaadkins799

5 ай бұрын

@@jocolli I wouldn't touch anything, I'm not stupid..but I'm going to find out what's going on. It's one thing to secure a scene.. it's a whole nother level, letting that woman just spin. That's cruel.. it's not like they didn't know that she was deceased.

@chelseacraft4669

5 ай бұрын

Too bad men are mentally damaged until they can’t feel anything anymore so they have no idea right from wrong… & they hate women in this region. That’s why they treated Darcie that way.

@alchemycream7489

5 ай бұрын

I can't tell if you're actually serious ​@@jocolli. That woman just lost her child in one of the most horrific ways imaginable, and you're telling me that you would not be there with your child, possibly for the last time. I have no sympathy for those who have no compassion for others like yourself.

I can’t watch this to the end it’s so heart breaking and I’m crying watching this moms reaction so sad. God bless her and her daughter’s soul . Did they ever catch the guy and sentence him?

The fact that she wants the problem solved but doesn’t want them to perform a thorough investigation is wild. Yelling and screaming is not going to move it along, I’m surprised they let her stay on scene

As a father, I can hardly bare watching a parent grieve. I pray she finds peace and comfort.

@kristy9337

5 ай бұрын

When she realized her daughter was gone....😭😭😭it took me back to 18 months ago when I was told my daughter was dead. Even now sometimes I ask(or scream) WTF?? We also had to deal with callous officers.

@mikemurray8562

5 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss 😞

@kristy9337

5 ай бұрын

@@mikemurray8562 Thank you Mike.

@Valentine7420

5 ай бұрын

I pray for you...@@kristy9337

@nellsun2521

5 ай бұрын

Especially when being told you're grieving too loudly. I felt for her as she laid back on the ground.

I’m only a couple minutes into the video right now but all I have to say is wow, the anger I would have if I was the parent and the lack of empathy and respect from the police is insane

I'm so conflicted, this story is heartbreaking but Darci is so bright and strong that she makes me giggle. Her subtly flipping off the body cam about 100 times when scrolling through her texts was pure comedy. You may have a lot to say about the way she came off at first, but this is EXACTLY how you would want your mother to act. We all wish our mothers would act like this in our defense. Sadly, many of my generation and younger were not blessed with parents that know "love" like Darci knows "love".

My heart goes out to Darci and the rest of Livye’s family. Such a senseless tragedy!❤️💓

@Caitlin-bd9yp

5 ай бұрын

Did you even watch the whole thing? The mother covered up her goddamn daughter's death and you feel bad for her?

@zigzag00

5 ай бұрын

​@@Caitlin-bd9yp huh 💀

@iampatricemeeks9512

5 ай бұрын

@@Caitlin-bd9ypI watched the entire video. How do you take away that the mother covered up her daughters death? Unless they all used the same drug dealer mob??? I’m lost🤦‍♀️

@why-so-seriousx6192

5 ай бұрын

@@Caitlin-bd9ypwhat?!

@kayrutledge1970

5 ай бұрын

@@Caitlin-bd9ypI don’t understand. What do you mean the mother covered up the daughter’s death?

I'm so sorry for your loss. Sending love and prayers for your whole family especially her mom. ❤🙏🏼❤️

I worked in hospice and now at a ER. After I started in the ER, it occured to me some first responders don't know how to break the news. I have told multiple people their loved one had passed, I'd rather it be from me than from someone who's gonna fumble the football. "I may have not known them like you, but I can tell you loved them so much. Remember that."

@loopy1159

5 ай бұрын

What a hard thing to do. Sounds like your good at your job

@goatbabe0666

5 ай бұрын

@@loopy1159 Thank you. I reccomend not interrupting loved ones when their reaction is angry, letting them take a moment to emote in any (safe) way is healthy. I like to ask if they have any questions for me or the Doctor, and to let them know we will not take their body until they are ready. Last week, I saw a dementia pt come in for agitation and was discharged later that day with counseling for family and plan for follow up care. Came back by ambulance, within 20 minutes they went into bradycardia, decline quickly and needed resusitation/intubation. Family was informed, but half an hr after the family left, a lone brother came to the ER to visit the pt. We got almost to the room and I turned to him and asked, "Are you aware of their condition?" Brother replied, "They're very ill I heard, but that's all I know." I dead stopped and informed him right there that the pt had died after becoming less stable, etc. He took it well. I cannot imagine if I had let him in the room and the pt looked visibly deceased.

@saraseveryn8650

5 ай бұрын

Awareness is a great quality!

@tonyacampos85

5 ай бұрын

Breaking the news to the family is so, so hard! It definitely is in the top 3 of things I hate.

@yuncelluz8709

5 ай бұрын

@@tonyacampos85agreed, but it must be done

You will never know bad. Because it never came into your world. How blessed you are

The police officers at the scene were horrible, I heard no type sympathy in their voice. Lying to the mother regarding the whereabouts of her daughter.

That mother acted accordingly. I feel so bad for any parent who loses a child in such a horrific manner such as this.

@seanslawns

5 ай бұрын

@justjenreacts you’re absolutely correct, she acted better than some mothers would. When they finally told her that her daughter wasn’t alive and she fell backwards it punched me in my gut, nobody should have to feel that.

@zazu3006

5 ай бұрын

they were all cruelly gaslighting her. looking at someone silently who screams questions in pain will only make them scream louder and become more distressed.. i’m so sorry for her

@oakenmind

5 ай бұрын

@@zazu3006you have no clue what gaslighting is….

@Meitti

5 ай бұрын

Well, not accordingly but understandably. You can give a grieving mother some leeway on misconduct in a crime scene of their dead kids because its understandable she's going to be upset.

@shelbyspapabear

5 ай бұрын

​@makingadjustments laughing would be gas lighting which I totally would not put past these officers with the way this video went...they could have de-escalated the situation by one officer answering a few questions...instead they chose not to and even lied about some things to get out of answering her questions....so yea gas lighting