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  • Опубліковано 11 чер 2023
  • Hi friends, happy Monday! Today’s story is about a real creep, Harrison Graham. After police found the remains of seven women in his apartment, he tried to blame it on his alter ego. He still claims he doesn’t remember most of his murders… let me know what you guys think in the comments.
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  • @graiernyfreelan169
    @graiernyfreelan169 11 місяців тому +4426

    WHOS BEEN HERE FOR OVER 2 YEARS?❤

  • @MeganMorgan
    @MeganMorgan 11 місяців тому +4014

    ONE HOUR LONG VIDEO…? This is a dream come true ✨

  • @jb1996
    @jb1996 9 місяців тому +1101

    the idea of marty happily playing with the neighbourhood kids made me cry. it’s hard not to feel bad for him.

    • @TheDivineFemedianTarot
      @TheDivineFemedianTarot 7 місяців тому +141

      I agree. Nobody cared about him as a person and just let him slip into darkness. I feel bad for the victims too. Nobody wins here

    • @lillianstimpson6610
      @lillianstimpson6610 7 місяців тому +42

      @@TheDivineFemedianTarotabsolutely nobody wins. It’s such a sad story 😢

    • @irieadventures4686
      @irieadventures4686 6 місяців тому

      Nah.

    • @AnarchyKurtz
      @AnarchyKurtz 2 місяці тому +1

      @@irieadventures4686 what do you mean

    • @PretendBlonde-li2ky
      @PretendBlonde-li2ky 26 днів тому +1

      @@AnarchyKurtz like it’s not hard to feel bad, they don’t care

  • @mackenaredlum1878
    @mackenaredlum1878 10 місяців тому +1045

    In terms of “faking a disorder”, a friend of mine put this into perspective. If someone is faking a disorder then obviously there is something else wrong so either way, they are mentally ill and need attention and support

    • @danielakyriakou1
      @danielakyriakou1 8 місяців тому +38

      Well said
      Respect for your words👌🔥

    • @itsumemario044
      @itsumemario044 7 місяців тому +13

      Exactly!!

    • @oPeRa1923
      @oPeRa1923 7 місяців тому +3

      😊

    • @Fifenfurter
      @Fifenfurter 6 місяців тому +40

      I feel like it's not as cut and dry as that. There are people who have serious disorders who are trying to get help. We are already fighting tooth and nail to get people to care/believe us and to afford it. Then there are the people who lie and deceive others throughout this process. Speaking from experience, it usually comes with other nasty behaviors. These people need help too but I hope people remember that just because someone has a problem doesn't mean they have any right under the sun to be actively abusive to someone who cares. There's a difference between people who want to help themselves and people who don't and I feel like that is where one of the big lines needs to be drawn.

    • @desm0nd_tmb444
      @desm0nd_tmb444 6 місяців тому +19

      @@Fifenfurter Very real. Yes the people who mimic disorders for attention need help and/or have issues, but there genuinely are people who crave attention in a way where they feel they need to appear unwell for that feeling of support and lack of accountability for their actions, and not because they are severely unwell.

  • @bec7080
    @bec7080 11 місяців тому +5814

    Isn't it crazy how many of the people who hurt other people could have potentially been normal people if we had actual support systems in this country.

    • @crusher8789
      @crusher8789 11 місяців тому

      Too many systems fail too many children.

    • @zydrat3.anat0my
      @zydrat3.anat0my 11 місяців тому +270

      It's disgusting how many people are failed because there is no support for them.

    • @daudujosie315
      @daudujosie315 11 місяців тому +75

      was literally just thinking this

    • @karissavanrensburg5732
      @karissavanrensburg5732 11 місяців тому

      @@zydrat3.anat0my Oi. I I Oi I. H I I. H i h i I I I

    • @KatieDeGo
      @KatieDeGo 11 місяців тому +139

      Even Jeffrey Dahmer said if someone would've reached out to him at some point it may have been different. For the victims first especially and also him ofc

  • @m.daniels
    @m.daniels 11 місяців тому +5044

    ✨️✨️SPOILER✨️✨️
    The fact that Bailey COULD have edited out falling out of the chair, but DIDN'T. I love her sm 💜

    • @75JayLady
      @75JayLady 11 місяців тому +76

      honestly, I needed that moment.

    • @allyolson2991
      @allyolson2991 11 місяців тому +85

      We love a clumsy queen 👸🏼

    • @solene2014
      @solene2014 11 місяців тому +7

      ​​@@75JayLady tatie bailey elle fait des recherches sur internet pour nous permettre de visionner ces vidéos de plus en plus instruites et envoûtantes a chaque fois c'est une nouvelle découverte très enrichissante en plus elle explique bien l'histoire elle transmet le savoir d'une manière commode et surtout légère 😊😊🦄

    • @a_jae_doe
      @a_jae_doe 11 місяців тому +68

      I love lilys little reply in the corner too😂 it’s so cute to see an editors interaction

    • @dustin628
      @dustin628 11 місяців тому +25

      Ikr I love how she can't pronounce words it's so sweet and I hope they don't ever edit those out either

  • @kayduncan2904
    @kayduncan2904 10 місяців тому +658

    I am really really glad that the judge let him have his Cookie Monster doll- that was the one thing in this story that restored my faith in humanity a little bit

  • @ToyboxTrash
    @ToyboxTrash 10 місяців тому +2215

    We totally need Merch with “$90 rent?!” And a mini cartoon Bailey falling off a chair 😂😂😂

  • @hales_bells
    @hales_bells 11 місяців тому +1672

    I literally wanna be bailey’s bestie. The way she has full convos with herself and asks us legit questions through UA-cam as if she can hear us answer 😂

    • @vijayata1
      @vijayata1 11 місяців тому +56

      I can’t count the number of times I nay nay to her questions 😂

    • @lovewins7412
      @lovewins7412 11 місяців тому +9

      😂 me too

    • @loopieboothy13
      @loopieboothy13 11 місяців тому +6

      Me too 😁 💜

    • @crisspyg.9742
      @crisspyg.9742 11 місяців тому +13

      Wait, she can’t hear me?? 😢 lol I totally agree! She’s taught me so much over the last couple years!

    • @tmarie023
      @tmarie023 11 місяців тому +4

      Lol she probably can hear us❤

  • @NicoleMcGuey
    @NicoleMcGuey 11 місяців тому +2197

    You literally falling off the chair telling us about $90/month rent had me dying laughing lol ❤

    • @Judahtisdale
      @Judahtisdale 11 місяців тому +36

      I cried so much after that i had to stop the video

    • @aprilwiggins81
      @aprilwiggins81 11 місяців тому +12

      I started yelling at her

    • @Lovescoffeeandbooks
      @Lovescoffeeandbooks 11 місяців тому +14

      Same here, she is so awesome 🤣💕

    • @kimmilu8057
      @kimmilu8057 11 місяців тому +18

      I'm dying😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @baileycreswell
      @baileycreswell 11 місяців тому +24

      COULD YOU IMAGINE?!? 😂

  • @emcohnway
    @emcohnway 10 місяців тому +252

    DID is developed in early childhood, and that's why DID systems usually have non-human alters or very powerful personalities because a child's mind is like "I would have an easier time if I was XYZ"
    Yes, you can develop alters later, or only learn that you have DID later, but the core disorder is developed in childhood.

    • @jamiefloyd5711
      @jamiefloyd5711 8 місяців тому +20

      Exactly! Not to mention Introjects. I wonder what would have happened if there had more information on DID in the 70s and 80s.

    • @penelopeanne79
      @penelopeanne79 5 місяців тому +28

      Also, the "observer" , in this case Marty, where the person with DID is able to see, but not control, what the other personalities are doing, which can be horrific.

    • @AllyAsphyxia
      @AllyAsphyxia 5 місяців тому +6

      Thank you all for this info! So many people don’t understand how this disorder works.

    • @Murdermagictricks
      @Murdermagictricks 5 місяців тому +4

      Yeah and manifests in teen or early adulthood

    • @Togdurtha
      @Togdurtha 4 місяці тому +11

      As a diagnosed and extensively studied DID System, I appreciate you not only making an an effort to shed light on it. But also for having your information spot on as well! So many people just be out here bullshitting as hard as they can. Which in turn causes harm both big and small. So thank you!

  • @vanessamarie5956
    @vanessamarie5956 10 місяців тому +157

    This is such a tragic story. Marty’s tragic life turned into him making tragedy for others. The whole situation is heartbreaking for everyone. Marty needed help and these women deserved better 💔

  • @aneishaward7875
    @aneishaward7875 11 місяців тому +1208

    I could not imagine being born and dying by someones hand and not a single soul on earth knowing or caring about my existence/disappearance. That is so heartwrenching. RIP, Robin 🕊

    • @quirkyquips9915
      @quirkyquips9915 10 місяців тому +32

      This is my greatest fear at this point in my life...even if I just die.

    • @Seamonkey555
      @Seamonkey555 10 місяців тому +18

      It happens far too often. We must do better.

    • @kathernandez6682
      @kathernandez6682 10 місяців тому +6

      Very very sad and happens a lot I’m sure 😢

    • @bieberfever793ha7
      @bieberfever793ha7 10 місяців тому +11

      RIP to all victims. They all seemed to meet similar tragic fates.

    • @maeviss-6823
      @maeviss-6823 10 місяців тому +2

      Or maybe your just 2Too2 blonde, Karen🫰

  • @vijayata1
    @vijayata1 11 місяців тому +3447

    Bailey doesn’t lie - She was literally shooketh by the 90$/month rent 😂😂😂

    • @katsneed7623
      @katsneed7623 11 місяців тому +17

      😂😂😂

    • @rachaelhume1818
      @rachaelhume1818 11 місяців тому +58

      Exactly! Shooketh off of the chair!

    • @nicolewalker6894
      @nicolewalker6894 11 місяців тому +67

      My $2200/month could never. 😂 I would also fall off my chair if someone told me rent was that cheap, lol!

    • @gracealonso275
      @gracealonso275 11 місяців тому +37

      I paid $90 a month rent in 1984-86. It was in rural Illinois

    • @sueplummer6669
      @sueplummer6669 11 місяців тому +93

      I'm paying the smallest rent I've ever paid. I'm 70 and living in senior housing. Rent is $212.00/month. I'm loving my life.

  • @teiganm5346
    @teiganm5346 10 місяців тому +276

    That $90 a month rent got Bailey on the floor 😂😂

  • @dorothydodson9266
    @dorothydodson9266 10 місяців тому +216

    As a person with diagnosed DID, I can tell you that it is possible to like see what your alter is doing but not be able to do anything about it. This has happened to me several times. DID is still very misunderstood.

    • @vykepp5709
      @vykepp5709 9 місяців тому +8

      Sorry if this comes across as rude but when that happens is it just like spectating your alters actions from the inside? Like do you see it the same way physically but you and your alter are mentally comprehending very different things? Sorry if this doesn't make sense I'm bad with words.

    • @emmacaldwell6276
      @emmacaldwell6276 9 місяців тому +16

      @@vykepp5709there is actually a UA-camr called dissociaDID who explains is very great detail, I think they said it was like co piloting. One alter is upfront and the other is on the side and can even talk to the alter. I’m pretty sure they can harm each-other too

    • @chloestarr7768
      @chloestarr7768 8 місяців тому

      same ❤ I paused the video just to see if anyone else was diagnosed with it. hope you are well friend

    • @PyroWolfofEarth
      @PyroWolfofEarth 8 місяців тому +10

      ​@vykepp5709 Think of it as one person driving and the other person is the passenger. The driver is in control of the body, and the passenger can interact with the driver, but not do anything else.

    • @raqueystrange791
      @raqueystrange791 6 місяців тому

      Asking because I’m torn but I don’t think I have much of a say if I don’t know what it’s like

  • @melindasnyder5974
    @melindasnyder5974 10 місяців тому +651

    This one was so sad on so many levels. The fact that nobody looked for the missing victims is heartbreaking, but so is Marty’s situation. Many folks in this story needed help at some point in their lives that they definitely never got 😢

    • @sybildisobedience9969
      @sybildisobedience9969 8 місяців тому +17

      It’s usually an addict who gets cut off from the family and their situation gets worse from there. I’m not a big fan of tough love because I think we exile our family members too often when we should keep those lines of communication open for them to at least check in. But I get it, it’s hard to constantly deal with them, in and out of rehabs, often stealing from their families, and watching someone you care about turn into a shell, and if you have kids do you let your kids be exposed to that? I don’t know the answer. I’m just commiserating 😢

  • @caralove93
    @caralove93 11 місяців тому +625

    Bailey’s uploads are the only thing that really make Monday somewhat tolerable

  • @tracysteagall8500
    @tracysteagall8500 10 місяців тому +130

    This is exactly the place he should be because he takes his meds daily and he is living a positive life with no danger to people.

    • @ashlynnbarber5433
      @ashlynnbarber5433 8 місяців тому +46

      But imagine if he had received that care much earlier on. That's what is tragic. Less people would be dead.

  • @atrilahera7268
    @atrilahera7268 10 місяців тому +55

    Ive actually read a lot on DID during nursing school and know that sometimes people with this disorder can have multiple personalities"present" at one time so it does make sense if he has some memories of the events.

    • @Togdurtha
      @Togdurtha 4 місяці тому +7

      Yep! Co-Conscious: multiple alters being aware or "awake", but only 1 alter being in charge at a time. Or in less often happenings, multiples observing, while the body is on autopilot
      And Co-Fronting: Multiple alters being aware or "awake" at 1 time and each taking turns and/or collaborating when it comes to operating the body

  • @ina2691
    @ina2691 11 місяців тому +582

    It breaks my heart that these women went missing and no one even noticed. They deserved to be cared for and loved 🥺

    • @BarbieBizarree
      @BarbieBizarree 10 місяців тому +29

      Yes and the fact that Marty piled them on top of each other like Legos…it’s just such a sickening thought

  • @anniesaylor4446
    @anniesaylor4446 11 місяців тому +273

    Can you do a story on Mary Ann Cotton? She poisoned 11 out of 13 of her children, all her husbands, a friend, most of her lovers, and her mother! She had a few affairs in there as well. She was prego when she was finally arrested, so after she had the baby, they executed her! I would LOVE to hear your take on her story 😊

  • @a.evelyn5498
    @a.evelyn5498 10 місяців тому +54

    When Marty got his own place & he was playing with the neighborhood kids, he would only have been 17 or 18 (as you said in 1971 he was 12). He wasn’t that much older, & he had developmental issues, so he indeed would have more closely related to younger children. It’s not all ways creepy. I wish the story also ended there happily.

  • @valentineowens1284
    @valentineowens1284 7 місяців тому +58

    I love true crimes where the person telling the story humanize the person while telling the story of what happened because human beings are more complex than just the thing they did

  • @zoeyds
    @zoeyds 11 місяців тому +515

    Bailey falling out of the chair has legit made my day 😅 21:34

  • @BeccaLynn98
    @BeccaLynn98 11 місяців тому +1109

    I can’t imagine how he got all these people to willingly hang out/get freaky in his apartment that had literal 💩 everywhere… 😭

    • @brittanywhite334
      @brittanywhite334 11 місяців тому +284

      Addiction is cunning and will get people into unthinkable situations just to get their fix🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @switzer_no_switzing
      @switzer_no_switzing 11 місяців тому +35

      ​@@brittanywhite334 So true 😢

    • @HoneyBee-br6hi
      @HoneyBee-br6hi 11 місяців тому +80

      People have done worse to get their fix unfortunately!

    • @AirQuotes
      @AirQuotes 11 місяців тому +50

      Noo I haven't gotten to this part yet, and I'm eating lunch, which seems to have been a mistake

    • @kirstinhinton2646
      @kirstinhinton2646 11 місяців тому +23

      😮 I didn’t even think about it that way 🤢

  • @claire42778
    @claire42778 9 місяців тому +23

    "If someone's hurting, why don't you believe them?" danggg that hit deep

  • @TR3X.444
    @TR3X.444 10 місяців тому +69

    My grandmother lived around the corner from this guy, he was friends with my great uncle and sat in their living room. At first I was a little skeptical because I never saw anything about him before but now im even more cautious in a neighborhood that I grew up in all my life. This is a wake up call be careful out here guys

    • @staceykucan3686
      @staceykucan3686 23 дні тому +1

      Many who disassociate just lose time. They are not driving the bus. They are not sitting in the back of the bus seeing what’s going on. They are just sleeping through the whole trip. This is different than DID.

  • @CMehltretter
    @CMehltretter 11 місяців тому +437

    I’m so glad you kept the chair thing in there. I’m giving a donation just for that!

  • @emilie9237
    @emilie9237 11 місяців тому +767

    I'm sad for everyone in this story: for marty cause he's been abused as a child and forseken by society, for his mom who had the strength to turn him to the police and, of course, for every single woman killed by him and not searched by anyone 😞

    • @monicareed2602
      @monicareed2602 11 місяців тому +47

      Yesssssss. All of this probably could have been avoided if evil people would not have taken advantage of and abused him horribly as a kid. All the people who did him wrong as a kid and messed him up mentally needs to be in prison as well.

    • @annalinneajohansson
      @annalinneajohansson 11 місяців тому +1

      Well said Emilie.

    • @angelang222
      @angelang222 11 місяців тому +2

      Absolutely agree!

  • @pittsburghsarah7008
    @pittsburghsarah7008 10 місяців тому +34

    You falling off the chair is officially my favorite Bailey moment. I really did watch it like 10 times.

  • @mollyhartles6029
    @mollyhartles6029 10 місяців тому +304

    This is why I think DID does exist but is extremely rare, not these teenagers on tiktok calling themselves “ systems”.
    Such a sad story :(

    • @sarahwoodward4094
      @sarahwoodward4094 10 місяців тому +65

      DID is extremely rare, I think that we do have misdiagnosis at times. It is also extremely difficult to diagnose.

    • @jessicaphillips6943
      @jessicaphillips6943 10 місяців тому +55

      "Systems" is also the correct terminology so.

    • @NoMind93
      @NoMind93 10 місяців тому

      DID is as common as red hair. It isn't rare. Only people who can't seem to fathom how common child abuse is thinks that

    • @initforcake3159
      @initforcake3159 10 місяців тому +26

      ​@jessicaphillips6943 Yeah and anyone and everyone can Google that info. Doesn't mean anyone spouting it on TikTok for clout actually has it.

    • @SlothDaan
      @SlothDaan 10 місяців тому +24

      Besides it being extremely rare. But having such a violent persona is even more rare!

  • @mogwai247
    @mogwai247 11 місяців тому +643

    So on the part where he said he blacked out but still had some memories of defiling the corpses- there’s this thing called co-fronting where two personalities are at the front together. Like one is in control of the body and the other is basically looking over their shoulder. So he could have had no control over what was happening with Frank but still been able to be close to the front as Marty.

    • @mariatheis209
      @mariatheis209 10 місяців тому +68

      I can confirm this is true. I called it sharing the eyes. It would have been a way to traumatize Marty at the same time. Or it could be Frank is not able to keep the others at bay. I doubt the second one though, likely wanted to traumatize everyone

    • @socialmediamanagement1859
      @socialmediamanagement1859 10 місяців тому +16

      Can you point me where i can find more reliable info on this subject? Thank you!

    • @keirasiobhan
      @keirasiobhan 10 місяців тому +28

      @@socialmediamanagement1859 there's a channel called dissociaDID with videos explaining all about DID

    • @gavins082
      @gavins082 9 місяців тому +1

      @@keirasiobhan are they still a reliable channel to run to for information? there's quite a bit of controversy there, character-wise, i believe

    • @keirasiobhan
      @keirasiobhan 9 місяців тому +6

      @@gavins082 I don't watch their channel regularly so I don't really know of the controversy going on around them. From the videos I have watched they seem to be informative. They can and do only talk about their own experiences but just that helped me understand this disorder better

  • @ronnie9456
    @ronnie9456 11 місяців тому +526

    Bailey is the only person that can tell a story in such an engaging way that I could literally listen to her for hours on end (and I do🤣). Really happy for how well she’s doing and how far she’s come! We love you girl, thank you for another episode! ❤️

    • @Cobra_al
      @Cobra_al 11 місяців тому +11

      Exactly, she’s sooo charismatic and funny, this is really a talent

    • @fcisco3568
      @fcisco3568 11 місяців тому +4

      I agreeee! I've come across other ones but Bailey is definitely...the OG!haha Love her!

    • @Lottaria555
      @Lottaria555 11 місяців тому +4

      Absolutely! And she does it in a way that’s not disrespectful towards the victims :)

    • @Ashtonsmom
      @Ashtonsmom 11 місяців тому +3

      I agree!! It's how I clean my house!

    • @SarahLangford-xe3lf
      @SarahLangford-xe3lf 11 місяців тому +1

      Hey guys

  • @allisondziak8214
    @allisondziak8214 10 місяців тому +71

    Bailey: they reconstructed her skull, from that they were able to make a sculpture of her head and…
    My mind: so a Skull-Pture.

    • @leafyveins4985
      @leafyveins4985 9 місяців тому +6

      Underrated comment 😂

    • @MommaSullens
      @MommaSullens 8 місяців тому

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @RoeBoats
      @RoeBoats 7 місяців тому

      very very underrated comment 😭😮‍💨

    • @748xxjxxexx9
      @748xxjxxexx9 7 місяців тому

      😱😂😂😂😂

  • @laurelkramm5400
    @laurelkramm5400 10 місяців тому +33

    People can say what they want about baileys videos but because of these I’m so much more aware of my surroundings and red flags in people. Shout out to you Bailey! I’ve avoided so many bad situations because of the knowledge I’ve gained from your videos!

  • @elliedaniels665
    @elliedaniels665 11 місяців тому +339

    The fact that one of the things he runs away with is his Cookie Monster doll break my heart 😢❤ the man clearly had a lot of issues before, product of his environment maybe 🤔 kinda gives me an essence of Lenny from of mice and men :(

    • @vicxxo_
      @vicxxo_ 11 місяців тому +17

      Yess I was thinking that too! It’s sad honestly.

    • @tacobell1299
      @tacobell1299 11 місяців тому +12

      This! This story definitely reminds me of Mice and Men!

    • @justkiddin84
      @justkiddin84 11 місяців тому +13

      But we must remember they both killed people.

    • @rachelhollobaugh962
      @rachelhollobaugh962 11 місяців тому

      Dude I was definitely thinking the same thing 🥺

    • @gachaluna2708
      @gachaluna2708 11 місяців тому +12

      I've always said the way you're raised and what you go through does affect you permanently. Luckily most of us eventually drag ourselves up and figure it out. Sadly many can't.

  • @Cove_Blue
    @Cove_Blue 11 місяців тому +727

    I genuinely feel so bad for everyone in this case.

  • @ghostofpolaris
    @ghostofpolaris 6 місяців тому +15

    As a DID System, we really appreciate you for the information and solidarity and yearning to clear up old information that needed updating. It is so so reassuring!

  • @nh-wq6sw
    @nh-wq6sw 10 місяців тому +15

    DID is so interesting to me. Truly shows the power of the human mind and nature of reality. The personalities don’t just switch off when they aren’t fronting. They exist within their own pocket realities, sometimes isolated, sometimes shared, and often times prefer to stay there.

    • @symbatine
      @symbatine 4 місяці тому

      We have a sort of long hallway with doors, and each door is a room for each part, and common rooms, and a debriefing room. I really think that once we all learn to work together that we'll learn the "mind palace" tricks. 😂

  • @pixi3gee
    @pixi3gee 11 місяців тому +264

    And Bailey's chair drama continues, but now the chair is fighting back 🤣

  • @emmaleebad4455
    @emmaleebad4455 11 місяців тому +141

    “I guess Marty was short for Harrison” 😭😭😭😭 iconic

  • @brittb4195
    @brittb4195 8 місяців тому +25

    I’d LOVE to see Bailey’s search history lol!!!

  • @quirkyblackgirlshow
    @quirkyblackgirlshow 10 місяців тому +15

    This is so heartbreaking. I have a lot of respect for his Mom for doing the right thing.

  • @tinashort9098
    @tinashort9098 11 місяців тому +812

    My granny was diagnosed with DID after she shot herself between the eyes. She told my Mom that she killed "her" and she wouldn't be coming back to bother anybody. She spent the next 2 years in an asylum until the bullet that couldn't be removed worked it's way through her brain and reached the part that controlled her heart and she died. Completely normal. In her mind, she had killed her evil personality.

    • @KPbouj
      @KPbouj 11 місяців тому +127

      I’m not a hugger but I want to hug you for sharing that. I hope you can find some comfort and strength to carry on from something like that.

    • @christenm3200
      @christenm3200 11 місяців тому +58

      This is so sad. I'm sorry. I hope she's found peace now.

    • @gachaluna2708
      @gachaluna2708 11 місяців тому +19

      That's terrible 😢

    • @sarachristman6014
      @sarachristman6014 11 місяців тому +32

      This is so sad! But yet, I'm not surprised by it at all... Your poor granny. I feel awful for those that deal with this.

    • @leetalley1963
      @leetalley1963 11 місяців тому +16

      I'm terribly sorry to hear that. I hope more people can get help before it's too late.

  • @Kryptongurl84
    @Kryptongurl84 11 місяців тому +683

    Hearing about Robin made me sad; nobody seemed to care that she was missing or dead.

    • @dawnnromero7289
      @dawnnromero7289 11 місяців тому +13

      I agree. Poor Robin.☹

    • @wonderland4515
      @wonderland4515 11 місяців тому

      No one seemed to care for ANY of the victims which is not at all surprising considering it was the 70s and all the victims were women of colour and using substances.

    • @Another_taco.Yes_please
      @Another_taco.Yes_please 11 місяців тому +6

      This was a worry when I moved to NYC for work. No family there, great acquaintances that are long times friends now. I remember thinking if I died at home no one would know or come looking for me. Mummified and icky.

    • @michellehull5240
      @michellehull5240 11 місяців тому +6

      Even for like. Any race. (Not saying it isn't worse for minorities because I know it is) I used to talk to my brother everyday, he went missing 6 years ago, ended up on the streets, and then just gone, and they won't even put out a missing person's report. So it's literally just me going off of leads, and after 2020, no one has scene him at all, and I am very much the only one that cares. This country just doesn't care about its people and its so sad.

    • @Another_taco.Yes_please
      @Another_taco.Yes_please 11 місяців тому

      @@michellehull5240 So sorry darling. It is the way it is. Horrible.

  • @AllyAsphyxia
    @AllyAsphyxia 5 місяців тому +9

    As someone with DID, thank you so much for explaining it without the whole “media scariness” of it. It’s how we survived awful childhood trauma. It’s not as scary as movies have portrayed us.
    Thank you ❤❤

    • @Togdurtha
      @Togdurtha 4 місяці тому +1

      As a fellow system myself, I too really appreciated her approach to describing it🙌🏻

    • @symbatine
      @symbatine 4 місяці тому +1

      Fellow system here. We were very happy at how she explained it. It is a very difficult thing to comprehend, and she did so well! Media gives us all a bad rap, it stinks.

  • @QueenAnarchy401
    @QueenAnarchy401 9 місяців тому +23

    Thank you for bringing awareness to the fact that some people really do think people with DID are faking it. I was diagnosed a few years ago, and my mom thought I was faking it for attention. You're right, Bailey. If people are hurting, why don't people believe them. Because sometimes it's the ones who caused the pain that don't bother trying to understand.

  • @gemmaspalding276
    @gemmaspalding276 11 місяців тому +413

    Stories like this really make me want to become a foster parent. I'm a little scared to start as I don't wanna let anyone down or fail them 😔

    • @jazcc
      @jazcc 11 місяців тому +11

      I too have been thinking about it. We have a son but we also said that we could adopt or foster. The system makes things so difficult sometimes.

    • @stargatis
      @stargatis 11 місяців тому +11

      There’s a huge need for foster parents. People who care about kids are rare❤

    • @VeeMarieS
      @VeeMarieS 11 місяців тому +16

      I worked with at risk youth my entire professional career. I’d say to read a lot of books to prepare and educate yourself on some of the traumatic experiences some of these kids go through so you know how to handle it. It’s great if you decide to foster. They always need kind hearted support from great parents that are willing to be there for them.

    • @alyssabell3002
      @alyssabell3002 11 місяців тому +16

      Girl the fact that you care about failing them means that you would probably be a wonderful one. So so many kids need someone to love them!!!

    • @GiornoIsYourDaddy
      @GiornoIsYourDaddy 11 місяців тому +6

      Me too! I have a medically complex kiddo & it’s really made me want to foster kiddos with medical complexities or diagnoses that require experience with things like g-tubes, oxygen, etc etc. I know sometimes kiddos with a lot of medical problems need specialized loving care too and I would love to be able to provide that safe place for those kiddos. It’s just something so important to me & advocating for the best and right care for my own children and I’d do it happily for any other kiddo. 💕 I know I need to wait until my children are older and my sons medical needs have gotten less, but I really want to look into it later in the future.

  • @lisan1819
    @lisan1819 11 місяців тому +301

    I think this is one of the most heart breaking stories. It gave me chills.

    • @hallievanoutryve3109
      @hallievanoutryve3109 11 місяців тому +17

      Yes, just all around, most of all for the victims, of course, but also for Marty. Bc he not only had intellectual disabilities,he had legit mentally illness. He likely wouldn’t have killed if he had access to treatment and didn’t face homophobia in his religion and in his everyday life .

    • @Mi-gs7xg
      @Mi-gs7xg 11 місяців тому

      ​@@hallievanoutryve3109 word

  • @average_mouse
    @average_mouse 5 місяців тому +18

    16:04 I’d like to make a small correction/clarification: DID can only form during childhood, and the window is pretty narrow (like 6-9 years old), BUT continued trauma into adulthood can exasperate the disorder by creating more alters.

  • @vanessabrockman379
    @vanessabrockman379 9 місяців тому +13

    “I’m going to make something cute, like pink. I’m always looking scary “
    - She managed to get a scary looking pink makeup

  • @saracollette-iu3ei
    @saracollette-iu3ei 11 місяців тому +599

    I can see as a mom, whose child went into psychosis in first grade, it is like pulling teeth to try to get help. When I would bring him to the hospital when he was in psychosis, the doctors didn’t believe me, even though my son was saying that he could read his thoughts. And they just told me he’s an eccentric child. When my son was drawing pictures with a knife up against his throat, it wasn’t a big deal. It got to the point where I had to bring the social worker from his school to the hospital with me to make the doctors listen. I wasn’t bringing my son to the hospital for care because I was going to be bored for the next 12 hours. Thank goodness in the end we got the help but I feel for any parent that goes through it. It is a minefield. My advice do what I did when you can’t get in the front door kick in the back because your kid needs help and there is no shame in it!

    • @Catglittercrafts
      @Catglittercrafts 11 місяців тому +24

      that must’ve been hard. How’s he doing now?

    • @saracollette-iu3ei
      @saracollette-iu3ei 11 місяців тому +132

      @@Catglittercrafts he’s doing fantastic! He graduated from high school. He has a therapist that he speaks to on the regular and he got his dream job and he’s only 19.

    • @KathyMpamugo
      @KathyMpamugo 11 місяців тому +11

      🫶🥰🇨🇦😘😍❤️♥️💕 much love to you

    • @harleykostanesky860
      @harleykostanesky860 11 місяців тому +9

      much love to you momma!

    • @jennajune2101
      @jennajune2101 11 місяців тому +12

      @@saracollette-iu3ei that’s amazing & wonderful to hear!

  • @seleciaa
    @seleciaa 11 місяців тому +289

    This is tragic. He was failed by society and became a menace because of it.

    • @foreverwild9298
      @foreverwild9298 11 місяців тому +6

      It happens more than we realize

    • @lenusniq_9746
      @lenusniq_9746 10 місяців тому +5

      Stories like these are the hardest because your heart breaks for the murderer's child/abused part but it also breaks for the victims.
      True true villain is the system in such cases.

  • @chrisbee8443
    @chrisbee8443 3 місяці тому +3

    Thank you for covering this. My aunt was Cynthia… my mother never got over it, she has 2 daughters she left behind

  • @sassychick7238
    @sassychick7238 10 місяців тому +12

    My favourite will always be Bailey laughing at inappropriate times. I’m like that too 🤣

  • @MsKellychick
    @MsKellychick 11 місяців тому +378

    Falling out of the chair is my new favorite Bailey moment 😂

    • @kristin5708
      @kristin5708 11 місяців тому

      When did this happen? I'm hoping I didn't miss it 😂

    • @MsKellychick
      @MsKellychick 11 місяців тому +4

      @@kristin5708 21:34

    • @maryeckel9682
      @maryeckel9682 11 місяців тому +6

      "Bailey Sarian Greatest Moments" top three! The swearing made it even better.

    • @nateortiz4467
      @nateortiz4467 11 місяців тому +2

      Same

    • @sailorcheri
      @sailorcheri 11 місяців тому +3

      It’s the giggle that got me 😝❤

  • @lizzykayOT7
    @lizzykayOT7 11 місяців тому +155

    The descriptions of Marty's childhood and the conditions in which he grew up and lived is just really sad. It's sometimes hard to imagine what humans can live through.

  • @jreneecomedy
    @jreneecomedy 8 місяців тому +14

    I have been a listener since the summer of 2020. I love her crime stories.

  • @aapuvanful
    @aapuvanful 10 місяців тому +9

    Please do a story on Elisabeth Fritzl. He held his daughter in the basement for years!

    • @fruitloop1241
      @fruitloop1241 6 місяців тому

      Just finished a book on this !!

  • @lady_k5588
    @lady_k5588 10 місяців тому +546

    I love how Bailey has conversations with herself.
    Bailey: "Don't cry, it's only makeup it washes off"
    Also Bailey: "I know, but like come on!!"
    I do the exact same thing ALL. THE. TIME.
    Love ya girl! ❤💕

    • @kathernandez6682
      @kathernandez6682 10 місяців тому +5

      Me too lol

    • @Tru3BratsLife
      @Tru3BratsLife 9 місяців тому +3

      Right when I read this she started saying it😂 Perfect timing!!!!

    • @jaydinelee7181
      @jaydinelee7181 5 місяців тому +2

      It really made me feel normal lol

    • @sunnyadams5842
      @sunnyadams5842 3 місяці тому

      I do the same. If I didn't coach myself, I'd fall off the rails.! Who needs a therapist when I and me can work it out together?!
      Ooops!! She fell off her chair right there!!!! Too much!! Love you, Bailey❤

  • @kimmccracken5519
    @kimmccracken5519 11 місяців тому +342

    As I watch some of these I feel my heart breaking for the person. They do horrible things but my heart breaks for the children they were. So many had absolutely horrible childhoods. Don’t get me wrong I’m not saying it’s ok what they did but I can’t imagine how messed up their brains would be.

    • @meowmachine9147
      @meowmachine9147 11 місяців тому +63

      Absolutely. We can feel for the child but still not condone their actions as adults.

    • @kimmccracken5519
      @kimmccracken5519 11 місяців тому +22

      @@meowmachine9147 thank you! I’m so glad I’m not the only one that feels that way.

    • @kristinatodorovic2398
      @kristinatodorovic2398 11 місяців тому +3

      @@kimmccracken5519 not at all, I feel the same way

  • @tiffanykrieger5035
    @tiffanykrieger5035 4 місяці тому +3

    "Who are the people in your neighborhood?" A real song I was alive back then and Mr. Rogers and sesame Street are my jam.

  • @daisyprieto4654
    @daisyprieto4654 9 місяців тому +8

    It’s Monday! And something dark is coming.. 😈 This needs to be merch! ASAP!

  • @shannon8461
    @shannon8461 11 місяців тому +273

    DID caused by severe trauma, usually in childhood, is a really sad thing to watch a person go through. The personalities usually will include a “scared child” and “abuser”. Also can have personalities that could handle different parts of life. The problem being no control over which will come out at any given time, and if it’s the one that can cope in the current situation. And the fallout on those around the DID person is tragic as well. Constantly on edge, never knowing who they are dealing with one moment to the next. Just deeply sad all the way around.

    • @maryeckel9682
      @maryeckel9682 11 місяців тому +17

      I can't see that Marty had an effective protector, either. Poor guy.

    • @maryeckel9682
      @maryeckel9682 11 місяців тому +3

      ​@@Mrs_BaileySarian..she ain't married, bot

    • @Roziereds
      @Roziereds 11 місяців тому +14

      It seems like they take the roles in the "victim triangle", Persecuter, Victim, Hero

    • @kieistiny9862
      @kieistiny9862 11 місяців тому +29

      I wouldn’t say it’s tragic too be around someone with DID? I’ve been diagnosed with it for almost two years now, and it’s not tragic for anyone around me who knows I have DID, as long as they actually educate themselves on it and get too know the other alters in my system. Also, alters don’t usually include and “Abuser”. What your referring too would be a prosecutor, who by the way are more often than not deeply misunderstood, and often hold large amounts of the childhood trauma and just don’t know how to cope with it as they where never taught. (I hope this doesn’t come off as rude, honestly just trying to explain my side of it)

    • @stitchedfreedom
      @stitchedfreedom 11 місяців тому +5

      ​@@kieistiny9862that's insightful, thank you for sharing

  • @allie_xoxo7910
    @allie_xoxo7910 11 місяців тому +168

    This is one of those stories where someone is truly a victim and ends up the perpetrator. You can't help but feel heartbroken because you just know that things could have turned out better for them if someone really and properly loved and cared for them.
    DID is a horrible illness. Remember that this story does not mean that alters are deadly and dangerous - but if a system doesn't have proper help and support, things can get really out of hand and implode/explode.

    • @gracehayden8264
      @gracehayden8264 10 місяців тому +3

      this comment!!

    • @chloestarr7768
      @chloestarr7768 8 місяців тому +4

      I’m diagnosed with DID and plenty of other disorders (my dad is the same just undiagnosed). I’m very similar to him but I’m not violent or mean at all, just out of sorts and don’t remember some days when I’m not there. I can usually tell when things are about to about to change and will call someone close to me to help. DID isn’t fun but it doesn’t mean you’re horrible and it’s not a death sentence.

    • @ThirrinDiamond
      @ThirrinDiamond 8 місяців тому +1

      Did is not a horrible illness, it's just that in every group, a small minority of people will be horrible people, just like in fully "normal" people there are still horrible people among them

  • @Snaxolotly
    @Snaxolotly 10 місяців тому +3

    Thank you for having new stories! I feel like I've heard a lot of creators mention the same cases, but your's are always fresh and intense!

  • @mollyevansp
    @mollyevansp 8 місяців тому +3

    You are funny, but I've never laughed so hard, as when you fell out of your chair! 🤣🤣🤣

  • @jasminesoulard1133
    @jasminesoulard1133 11 місяців тому +298

    I was in the foster care system.. i can confirm this. Me and my sister were severly abused and neglected and starved, we ended up getting an emergency move (after a year), and she was banned for life for fostering or caring for kids amd the vulnerable.

    • @auroramorris9741
      @auroramorris9741 11 місяців тому +42

      She shouldn't just be band! People like her should thrown in jail for 25+ yrs!!🤬🤬🤬. My dad's ex-wife was the foster parent for many many years. She was one of the best. Even after these kids are grown adults in their 40s with kids of their own. They still call her mom. All of them. But sadly, from every other person I’ve ever known to be in foster care has nothing but horror stories to tell me. And to treat children anything but positive should be taken off the streets

    • @jermidahgreenfield1608
      @jermidahgreenfield1608 11 місяців тому +4

      😢

    • @thedepthsofrepair
      @thedepthsofrepair 11 місяців тому +19

      May you succeed on your journey beyond such horror. No one should have that as part of their story.

    • @brandiruble2987
      @brandiruble2987 11 місяців тому +6

      @@thedepthsofrepair I agree with you and love the kindness shared here.

    • @brandiruble2987
      @brandiruble2987 11 місяців тому +4

      thank you for sharing your story wiht us. Please know you did not do anything wrong as child ot be treated like that.

  • @jenniferharper5920
    @jenniferharper5920 11 місяців тому +273

    “I just want to be pretty and I can’t get this to blend”…I felt that in my soul. There is nothing more aggravating than when you can’t get your makeup to blend.😭

    • @maryeckel9682
      @maryeckel9682 11 місяців тому +3

      A lot of makeup doesn't seem to be tested on real people with skin and pores.

    • @flowersofantimony
      @flowersofantimony 11 місяців тому +1

      @@maryeckel9682 I've found that THAT kind of makeup works if you put down like...putty style primer. But it ends up cakey and gross anyway so. Yeah, it's so bad.

    • @samanthaminaya7410
      @samanthaminaya7410 11 місяців тому +4

      Deadass, all the effort and sometimes it's just not doing the thing. Doesn't give what it needs to give. I will say tho, elf primer and OneSizes blurring beauty balm works magic for my dry skin.

    • @sadiyasaleh233
      @sadiyasaleh233 11 місяців тому +1

      @jenniferharper5920
      Right! really discussing makeup in a video where real people are killed.

  • @buffalomomo5061
    @buffalomomo5061 10 місяців тому +28

    The King Solomon story had my crying!!! Bailey, if you ever have extra time please consider a new series called Bible Stories with Bailey. You’re without a doubt my favorite story teller ever!!!

    • @laquettaowens6120
      @laquettaowens6120 10 місяців тому +3

      Yes, because the bible is the best stories to tell.

    • @saint_payasa760
      @saint_payasa760 9 місяців тому

      You're so right!!!!!! I would def watch the series too 💯

  • @canada954
    @canada954 7 місяців тому +3

    i love when video editors on youtube get little cameos through a text box in the video, warms my heart

  • @bamaQT99
    @bamaQT99 11 місяців тому +166

    I love it when Bailey says “I just want to be pretty!” GIRL! You are beautiful! Without and with makeup!

  • @starryadventure8922
    @starryadventure8922 11 місяців тому +683

    I think my worst moment in my career was watching a 12-year-old give birth while her 20-year-old boyfriend was there. I just couldn't comprehend how this world was going backward to this being ok with the parents.

    • @TH-wh8ew
      @TH-wh8ew 11 місяців тому +147

      That is disgustingly sick and wrong in every sense of the words... 12 years old is a child !

    • @starryadventure8922
      @starryadventure8922 11 місяців тому +123

      @TH-wh8ew your telling me I couldn't believe the parents they were chilling like nothing was wrong in the situation. I was so excited about labor and delivery I really wanted to be my specialty for nursing. I couldn't do it after this incident. I was so mad I had to walk away a couple of times. How in the world was this ok to anyone. Especially her parents

    • @alfonzo7822
      @alfonzo7822 10 місяців тому +7

      Surely that's not a common thing 😔

    • @starryadventure8922
      @starryadventure8922 10 місяців тому +38

      @@alfonzo7822 you'd be surprised how much younger they're getting

    • @sarahr2373
      @sarahr2373 10 місяців тому +32

      You reported that to authorities I hope

  • @snackbarqueen
    @snackbarqueen Місяць тому +3

    Bailey falling out of her chair and owning it is why I love her lol 😂 she reminds me so much of myself, I’m such a klutz 😅 thank you for being you Queen B ! p.s. love love love the pretty pink look 🩷

  • @suzettegriffith8728
    @suzettegriffith8728 2 місяці тому +2

    Bailey great job on and this one has something extra I listen to so many other podcast where Solomon law was a part of the ruling, but none of them spoke of how it originated from King Solomon. Thanks for that you’re such a darling.

  • @monicauribe5236
    @monicauribe5236 11 місяців тому +409

    Thanks for giving me the mom break that I need by posting this Bailey !! We love you ❤

    • @monicauribe5236
      @monicauribe5236 11 місяців тому +9

      By the way the part you fall out of the chair ! Made my day lol 😆 you’re so funny

    • @Ashtonsmom
      @Ashtonsmom 11 місяців тому +6

      Yes mama! My mom break too!!

    • @kierranichole683
      @kierranichole683 11 місяців тому +3

      Mine too! I look forward to my mom break with Bailey every Monday ☺️

    • @aherrera5196
      @aherrera5196 11 місяців тому +1

      And it’s 1 whole hour

    • @monicauribe5236
      @monicauribe5236 11 місяців тому +3

      @@aherrera5196 I know for a mom it gets divided into 4 episodes lol

  • @hbradley1996
    @hbradley1996 11 місяців тому +293

    WAIT! At the age of 66 does Marty still have his Cookie Monster plushie? I know that may not matter or seem silly, but the fact that helped him through the years for so long has me wonder. That tugged on my heart a little 😕

    • @Layra9329
      @Layra9329 11 місяців тому +4

      Hopefully not

    • @pickasam1
      @pickasam1 11 місяців тому +4

      I was wondering the same and if he kept it I bet it smelled like rotting bodies

    • @juliannylantigua3891
      @juliannylantigua3891 11 місяців тому +2

      I’m sure he probably couldn’t keep it in jail .. not sure if they would’ve held it for him in that time

    • @calilnalan
      @calilnalan 11 місяців тому +31

      Given he's in a special needs unit, he might have a cookie monster plushie but maybe not the original one

    • @janetwhite7786
      @janetwhite7786 10 місяців тому

      That's what i was wondering.

  • @tammykelsey7877
    @tammykelsey7877 8 місяців тому +5

    Bailey falling off the chair in shock was priceless!!! Love you girl!!! ❤️🙏✌🏻

  • @alyssasmith6856
    @alyssasmith6856 10 місяців тому +5

    i love you bailey, i really do. i’ve been here for like 4 years now. but we really REALLY need you to do some research on DID 😭😭🙏🏼 it’s so extremely stigmatized & very hard to listen to people talk about it without to proper context. Dissociative Identity Disorder is an insanely interesting topic and i think you’d really enjoy learning about it! 💗🙂

    • @thisisayoutubeaccount
      @thisisayoutubeaccount 9 місяців тому +4

      This! She's doing pretty well but there are some concepts like co-consciousness she doesnt seem to know. Also her terminology was a bit off. I dont thonk she looked into DID very deeply. And a disclaimer about how DID systems are by and large NOT dangerous at all could never hurt. Im sure she could find some people with the conditions she's talking about on her MM&M episodes who could give her some basic info before she records!

    • @Togdurtha
      @Togdurtha 4 місяці тому +1

      As a multiple times diagnosed DID System who has been studied extensively, I agree here👏🏻

  • @symbatine
    @symbatine 11 місяців тому +290

    As someone who was diagnosed DID in the past several years, this one hit me hard. Thank you for taking the time to explain what DID is. Not everyone takes the time to learn more, so from the bottom of my hearts: thank you Bailey.

    • @jazzyjs
      @jazzyjs 10 місяців тому +21

      Thank you for being open about it. I pray that you have the positive support system you need at all times. 🙏🏽❤️

    • @ArwenNMyrtlesMom
      @ArwenNMyrtlesMom 10 місяців тому +3

      You didn't ask for this, sweetie. I truly hope that you are in a safe place now.

    • @bbyghoulcy
      @bbyghoulcy 10 місяців тому +1

      i got diagnosed lately after i turned 18 so kinda recently i dont rlly talk ab it but i appreciated it too but tbh im not quite sure if he specifically had did , it was kinda far back maybe another dissociate disorder like one of the osdd idk much ab them but she mentioned how he stated he was finally "just marty" but earler she also explained it cant go away but u can go to therapy.

    • @rozaliaimp
      @rozaliaimp 10 місяців тому

      @@bbyghoulcy DID isn't real. If you got diagnosed with it please get second opinion. Watch memory wars by matt orchard.

  • @kerricoakley1788
    @kerricoakley1788 11 місяців тому +151

    THANK YOU for leaving the falling off the chair part in. I’ve been going through a really rough patch and have been crying all the time. Seeing that made me laugh for the first time in a while. I love you Bailey!

    • @KelseyDrummer
      @KelseyDrummer 11 місяців тому +12

      I just went through a similar patch. It slowly gets better. Slowly! Hang in there friend.❤

    • @kerricoakley1788
      @kerricoakley1788 11 місяців тому +5

      Thank you for that ❤️

    • @lovewins7412
      @lovewins7412 11 місяців тому +4

      You're not alone ❤

    • @sbuttonblossom9286
      @sbuttonblossom9286 11 місяців тому +4

      It will pass my sweet. It feels like it won’t but it will. Hang in there x

    • @heatherhiggins2002
      @heatherhiggins2002 11 місяців тому +2

      I'm so sorry for whatever you are going through. Just try to keep moving forward one step at a time. Some days will be better than others, but I hope it gets better soon.

  • @BrookHarrr-su6tu
    @BrookHarrr-su6tu Місяць тому +2

    NOOOO BECAUSE WHEN HE ASKED THE JUDGE FOR HIS COOKIE MONSTER DOLL BACK THAT ACTUALLY BROKE MY HEART

  • @kiurimelorie1609
    @kiurimelorie1609 10 місяців тому +2

    Bailey you're totally the best at what you do! I listen to many true crime podcasts, but your jokes and your enthusiasm are unique! You also show a lot of the thinking that you do about the case and the empaty that you have for the victims but also for the murderers' past without being boring. I love your MMM!

  • @ferisera
    @ferisera 11 місяців тому +51

    "Life was not setting Marty up for success." Oof. What a sad series of stacking failures that ended up hurting so many lives!

  • @shiro-vo9ip
    @shiro-vo9ip 11 місяців тому +204

    Bailey is my bedtime story teller. I sleep listening to her every night.

  • @elliekerr6742
    @elliekerr6742 10 місяців тому

    Putting this on so I can fall asleep, been so anxious atm and she is so comforting. Thank you bailey 🩷🩷

  • @anjoth2638
    @anjoth2638 10 місяців тому +1

    I have watched and rewatched all of Bailey's videos from the beginning and love her so much! She is so amazing and really found an amazing way to excel! I will keep watching Bailey as long as she posts content ❤. Her videos helped me get through a really dark time (because of her, not the content subjects per say), so thank you Bailey!!

  • @marissapadilla8161
    @marissapadilla8161 10 місяців тому +163

    This one left me really sad tho 😢! He could have been saved if he had the right treatment and in turn, the women as well! Also thank you Bailey for showing us how human you are and leaving in the chair fall 😂🫶!

  • @HealingWithShannaJ
    @HealingWithShannaJ 11 місяців тому +156

    "$90.00 for rent!?Could you imagine" (Bailey falls from her chair.) 😂 I love her so much.

  • @ravenhairmommy9801
    @ravenhairmommy9801 10 місяців тому +5

    Bailey, you should do a video on Leticia Stauch in Colorado. Talk about a sad story with an evil woman who her story telling never ended no matter how ridiculous they were

  • @amilias8255
    @amilias8255 10 місяців тому +1

    I’m so appreciative of opening UA-cam once a week to actually see a new video 🤩!!!! Thanks so much for your time, bestie Bailey 💜 you da best

  • @glambaby21
    @glambaby21 11 місяців тому +147

    My mother has DID, its an incredibly complex disease, and theres been times she would not come back to her normal self and her “personalities” would take her over completely.
    Its heartbreaking

    • @rose13red
      @rose13red 11 місяців тому +3

      I’m so sorry, that sounds rough 😢

    • @ziggyvonmars
      @ziggyvonmars 11 місяців тому +7

      Not all personalities are bad or crazy. Their purpose is to be protective. It would be sad not to have your mother's personality around all the time of course- I definitely 100% agree with you but understanding that they were formed to protect her from incredibly traumatic abuse might make them easier to bear. I hope she has a fantastic treatment team helping you and the family handle life. There's nothing like trying to support someone who has DID. Heartbreaking indeed.

    • @glambaby21
      @glambaby21 11 місяців тому +12

      @@ziggyvonmars why are you acting like i dont support her?
      This has been going on for 20 years
      I am fully aware of why and how it happened and how to support and handle her.

    • @rozaliaimp
      @rozaliaimp 10 місяців тому

      @@ziggyvonmars DID ISNT REAL

  • @graceabdalla469
    @graceabdalla469 10 місяців тому +78

    This is one of those stories where I really don’t know how to feel. DID is so real, and he was definitely traumatized, but at the same time he k!lled people. Like how do you reconcile the two?

    • @ThirrinDiamond
      @ThirrinDiamond 8 місяців тому +14

      You reconcile it by fixing the child care* system so that it can't happen again. What happened should not have happened and would not have happened if we actually took care of every child

  • @NekoNinjas
    @NekoNinjas 10 місяців тому +2

    Every time I'm feeling a certain way I listen to your videos while I'm working and I literally get lost in the story and my work! I go through binges where I re-watch all of your videos!
    Btw your voice is really soothing and I'd literally listen to you reading anything just because I like how soothing your voice is!
    You falling out of the chair in this one had me unsuccessfully trying not to laugh really hard out loud...I got weird looks from customers!

  • @goddessahjia2623
    @goddessahjia2623 2 місяці тому +2

    shout out the the forensic team for the identification being as hard as it was because of the state of the bodies, and his mother for doing the right thing!

  • @pjsmommason5783
    @pjsmommason5783 11 місяців тому +99

    Unfortunately, people do try to fake DID. But I feel people who do try to fake it are still suffering in one way or another.

    • @kristinatodorovic2398
      @kristinatodorovic2398 11 місяців тому +4

      absolutely, some kind of possible personality disorder maybe borderline (not to get too technical or do a deep dive into psych lol)

    • @pjsmommason5783
      @pjsmommason5783 11 місяців тому

      @@kristinatodorovic2398 totally agree

    • @nikkiisdone
      @nikkiisdone 11 місяців тому +1

      My ex used it as a way to abuse me. I tried to be supportive for almost two years before I had to call it. He may not have had DID, but he definitely had to be mentally ill to do that to a person.

    • @kristinatodorovic2398
      @kristinatodorovic2398 11 місяців тому +1

      @@nikkiisdone I am so sorry you had to go through that, but I am glad you finally got away, no one deserves to be abused.

    • @nikkiisdone
      @nikkiisdone 10 місяців тому +2

      @@kristinatodorovic2398 Thank you. I never public came out about the root of the control he used, because honestly, being fooled by that was embarrassing. At the very least I feel like I can use that experience to warn others that people will use anything to manipulate you, so don't believe them at your own expense.

  • @PatriceRiot
    @PatriceRiot 11 місяців тому +146

    Bailey falling off her chair, and her awesome reaction😂 was definitely ICONIC 😂❤

  • @colleenrogers5686
    @colleenrogers5686 10 місяців тому

    You are amazing! I truly love your stories along with you presentation. You make me smile on Mondays! Thank you Bailey you are appreciated! Keep up the great work!

  • @caseymarsh4505
    @caseymarsh4505 10 місяців тому +5

    I love how she got back on the chair like nothing happened 😂😂😂❤