📌In 2021, there were about 123,000 serious violent crimes committed by youths between the ages of 12 and 17 in the United States, an increase from the year before.
I listened to a podcast about Mary Bell, and it talked about her very tough childhood with her abusive mom. She wasn’t born evil, she had a horrible childhood (which obviously doesn’t excuse her actions) and she never got help from anyone because they thought she was just disruptive in school
She need hug and pickup after school and loving tiffin everyday even my childhood was bad I had no friends my whole school year got bullied everyday named as freak and parents on their own but I kept those in me even now I hate everyone.
@@dragonboi20 i dont think she was a full blown psychopath given than she eventually started a new life and even a family and haddent commited any more murders since.
Hot take- I think it does excuse her culpability. It's obviously wrong, but I don't think she understood how wrong it was because her entire life to that point had been such a disaster, and death was a normal part of it. I think it was just tragic. She seems to have obtained sanity later in life, so it does seem to be a direct consequence of her abuse and neglect.
Tbf to Mary, her childhood was shocking. So I’m not surprised she turned out that way. She just needed some love and she’d turn out alright. This is why I frown upon neglect of a child, because it can easily turn children/young people into killers
@@timzy4395 meh. There’s thousands upon thousands upon thousands of children every day raised and abused by horrible people subjecting their children to things no human should ever have to endure. And there’s not thousands upon thousands of kids killing people maliciously. Was it a factor? Certainly. Does it excuse it? Nah.
@@Tearfromthered9 Absolutely this doesn't excuse the act and she deserves the punishment absolutely. It was just a catalyst so it smth I'm not surprised
I’m grateful for being raised in a good home. After decades of self reflection I know for sure that if I hadn’t been raised right, I’d have done very very bad things.
@A_Good_Name550 If I'm remembering it all correctly, her mom tried throwing her out windows, drugging her, pimped her out, and once even gave her to a stranger on a bus. I doubt most people would have those experiences
Oh my god… @dannywynnyk638, If an average (not a perfect and angelic kid) went through all that, of course they’d do this…. I feel so bad for her…. She probably was angry about how most kids her age were happy and normal and never had to go through any of that… and felt like her friend, Susan, was like a traitor or something, because, after trauma, even small things like forgetting to give someone a birthday-gift can feel like a big deal……
Okay, I’d like to know about your trauma… did you bump your head? Is that why you spell so “‘basly’”?? (Look, I sound quite rude but I really don’t want random people to say that they’ve been through trauma when they might’ve just had very mild experiences - or worse, a completely normal childhood/adulthood experience with a few unhappy bits - which everyone experiences (that you might be referring to as “trauma”)… You really can’t compare that to actual trauma, and that’s pretty disgraceful to people who might’ve actually experienced trauma and abuse.
Nah she was a serial killer. It takes a certain state of mind to become that and she had. She merely got caught before it hit and even surpassed the "3" required by statistics. She would have continued killing.
She was not born evil . Her issues were definitely cultivated. It doesn't excuse anything, but she was not born that way. How were none of the adults in her life charged
That’s not what the literature says, environment is definitely a factor and according to reports she was subjected to serious abuse. That being said there is a biological element that shouldn’t be overlooked.
Because the adults in her life had 4 other children who apparently didn't turn out as deeply psychopathic as this girl did, maybe? Stop making excuses for serial killers.
@@zachdalmaso2131 I don’t think it’s an excuse per se, just an error. I mean if her murderous/psychopathic tendencies were solely the product of her environment she is obviously culpable but at that age far less, and if it’s hereditary/biological the same logic applies. Tragic for all parties involved (except the mother. I’ve seen people like her and they breed little monsters or hollow children).
@@ac1119 I think people in this society are very inconsistent when it comes to determining culpability and accountability. If a toddler hears people around them swearing a lot and then one day starts to swear, we wouldn't say they were at fault because we understand that they were only conditioned to do so by their environment and their natural human instinct to mimic others. Yet, somehow the same logic ceases to apply when they do something more extreme, like harming or killing, and now all of a sudden they're at fault for it. Nature and nurture don't suddenly stop being a direct cause to how a person thinks and acts when they do something you don't like.
This story reminds me of an old movie called "The Bad Seed" that came out in 1956. She killed a couple of people. Neighbors and other people of the community wanted to help her, but her mother wouldn't let them. At the end, the girl died from a lightning strike
I remember my youngest sibling stranging 6 chicks to death when she was just 5, when my mother asked her why she did that, she said those weren't playing with her. I was 13 and somehow I was terrified of her, however, my family handled her with care. The reason I mentioned is maybe some children are born with some kinda abnormality, but it's the environment that nourishes things further... Had Merry had a better life with more mature/responsible parents and healthy living conditions, things wouldn't have turned this way...
Mary Bell was not born evil, but the cruel negligience of her mother made her so. And several innocent children, including Mary Bell herself, had to pay the price.
It’s harder back then to see it coming It’s not like everyday a child might turn out like this Today with internet and media like TV we don’t rule it out
Simple, because a 11 girl, who kills her peers for fun is something so horrible and alien, that the human brain denies even the possibility, even if its obvious.
It’s the shouting and getting angry and negatively to the child.The abuse,the mental abuse.the jealousy that mad him stress .he don’t know how to react.its the poor environment.poor guy living in a state like that
That's nothing. Thompson and Venables. James Bulger. Bell was a dark miscreant. Compared to these 2,' nothing. That was 1968, this was 1993. And FAR more evil.
mary is a human, just like you. there are no demons. what she did was horrible, but it was going to happen at some point in a place full of neglecting, poor, and somtimes abusive parents. while what she did was a million times worse than you saying she is a demon, the thoughts of criminals and innocent people that are different from you being either possessed or demons themselves made the world worse, and the amount of people being tortured and killed due to this belief is far far worse than what any serial killer(she wasn't a serial killer) accused of being a demon has ever done
Me too. I don't personally feel she should ever have been released. It's like, how many cruel murders does she have to commit before people start taking her seriously? She's lucky her fate wasn't up to me. I would not have been as kind to her as the system was.
If Martin was strangled or asphyxiated there should have been easy to recognize signs on the body, such as petechial hemorrhaging. The medical examiner must have been incompetent if they missed that.
Nearly all evil and criminal tendencies can be traced back to childhood. The reason they don't change is because we let them be - we think children are harmless without paying attention to all the warning signs and red flags that were there all along. 16:48 Hey, this is the famous music from The Fatal Breakdown's videos. If you haven't already, watch his videos. Amazing channel.
I discovered your channel fairly recently, and have watched several and like them. Things that would be nice are some actual photos and/video clips rather than everything being those graphics. Also, some videos seem to be a little long for the information being presented. I've noticed that the more recent ones are shorter, so may be a non issue now. Thanks for covering so many different subjects.
That evil was embedded in her deeply…it takes time to eradicate that from her body and out of her system. When I was a child I felt those type of temptations as well but I never gave into them. Over the years they hung around but eventually faded away. Prisons are not the type of place that help these types of people but a place of peace and alone time. I hope she’s doing well and asking for forgiveness constantly.
It's a perfect example when , people want attention from others and in order to get it they start doing things that people talk about . Unfortunately like most of us we talk about people chitting on one another, or finding true love , or crime stories e.t.c. Unfortunately young people listen to such stories and wish others to talk about them too. And in the process the young once fall in the trap too . Like an unhappy marriage in order to find someone better without improving each other , children trying to find true love without knowing the meaning of love and similarly involved in wrong activities for being gossiped by others . Sometimes it is not for any of the regions mentioned above, but sometimes it is all about self satisfaction. Like if you are suffering from the actions of others , when you are in power you will start justifying your actions if you harm others by saying I had suffered by the people around me and no one helped me . Without knowing the fact that my actions had started the never ending cycle of hatred.
with everyone's accounts vs her accounted-behavior, there's no telling of how they treated her en-mas; they might have been mistreating her unfairly individually without any historic word & gotten an autistic-spectrum of payback that was thoughtful & fair in her mind.
Mary Bell's parents should have also been charged, as they raised that evil killer child to be that way. If they'd raised her right, she'd never have done it.
They had 4 other kids who apparently managed to make it through childhood without taking any lives, so that's a BS excuse. Making excuses for the killer psychopath.
I do hope now Mary bell is doing much better and I hope that someday she can forgive herself for what she done when she was younger and I do hope that her family has enough privacy so people won’t question her and sorry for the victims families and I hope that someday yall find peace and forgiveness
The real villains are the parents who physically abused Mary, neglected her, and pimped her out to grown men as a child (which her mother actively participated in)
I think she is cured. People are not what they did in the past, they are what they choose to do. Maybe she had a rough childhood, and did bad stuff, but she's clearly wanting and trying to make up for it. I respect that, and hope her demons don't haunt her too much.
Sometimes people’s emotions turn off. This is when they realise what actually is going on. If someone thinks they are playing a game with a friend, but that friend is beating them up, what happens when they realise they’re being beaten up? It happens to the best of us. I just hope we don’t lead lives under the circumstances that Mary did.
I think the reason Mary became that way was because she didn't have a normal childhood and her parents weren't always there for her. I wish I could have been the person there for Mary
As a kid I always knew that store Santas weren't "the real Santa" because because my grandpa was a store and event Santa. He passed away several years ago when I was 14 or so and now a lot of times when there's a store Santa that's all I think about
Its odd. Alot of kids who go through trauma actually end up fairly intelligent conpared to alot of their peers. Not all go full psycho of course but a bunch end up with higher iqs. Could be a survival mechanism.
Idk how I feel about this. Children can’t be diagnosed with personality disorders until age 18. Their personalities are still forming, which means they can be rehabilitated. Mary was not a psychopath, and she didn’t have an Antisocial Personality. At best, she had Conduct Disorder. Children who have Conduct Disorder, even children who have killed, have been rehabilitated. Once they are removed from the environment that caused their trauma, they have a much better chance. I’m glad to know that she was able to turn her life around, like many children have. I wish she had been able to get help before things got to the point where she’d taken a life.
1st, psychology is a questionable and often insufficient field of study. I say that as a surgeon. It would be baseless to make the statement that they can't be psychopaths.
@@ArionNoble You claim this as a surgeon, but how much do you know about psychiatry? On what basis are you saying psychiatry isn’t a sufficient field? You also used the word psychopath which is a psychiatric term.
@Invalid_Username404 My father was a a major in psychology and I read all of his college level books growing up. I also understand how politically motivated that field is, which is the ONLY reason America is still tolerating surgeries on minors for T while most other countries have banned it. Anything else?
@Invalid_Username404 My father was a major in psychology and I read all of his college and grad level books growing up. I also understand how politically motivated that field is, which is the ONLY reason America is still tolerating surgeries on minors while most other countries have banned it. Anything else?
@Invalid_Username404 UA-cam won't allow my response because I expose America's willingness to do surgeries on minors while other countries have banned it. It is this politically motivated tilt on that field that has called into question its usefulness and accuracy.
She wasn't born evil, she was literally pimped out by her mother. Doesn't make it okay that she murdered those toddlers, but circumstances definitely influenced her actions.
It's sad she was mistreated and traumatized, but that's not an excuse, I don't care what age she was. That's an evil child, no question. Her getting released and being given a new identity is an insult to those two little boys she killed, andto their families. She caused those boys to die painful deaths, and that slate shouldn't just be wiped clean. I hope that in the next life she faces the justice she deserves, because justice sure wasn't done in this one.
I was about 13 when I heard about her case. To me at the time and, even now, it was abuse that bred this events. Unlike Venebles she has been good since and raised a kid and grandkid with no other issues. She suffered horrendous abuse as a young child. No kid is ever born bad. As her family said they all had a part to play in the events by not calling out the abuse
People say ur s product or your environment this may be true alittle but really most of the time of not all the time your not cause u choice to do bad stuff its your action she is s straight killer
I’m gonna guess this inspired the book ‘Looking for JJ’ a little bit. In the book, Jennifer Jones is about 11 I think when she kills her ‘friend’ and is sent to jail. She had an absent father ( like Mary’s absent mother) and her mum was a pornstar and she gets released when she’s about 20 and gets a new identity and feels guilt
From what i remember as a kid.... yeah, i could see it. The world looked different from down there. The consequences weren't real until they happened. Seeing things die doesn't make sense to one who doesn't even know what it means to live.
It'd be perfectly fine if the police department is allowed to accept responsibility for their officers shielding them by taking the blame on themselves. It's the if the officer can't be sued nobody is responsible that's the issue.
📌In 2021, there were about 123,000 serious violent crimes committed by youths between the ages of 12 and 17 in the United States, an increase from the year before.
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That is a WIDE range.
The difference between 12 and even just 14 is VAST
Immigration?
3 year olds playing unsupervised in demolition sites and Moms' blaming the government when they die. Those were the days!
@@glennbabic5954 those were also the “don’t come back until the street lights were on” times
I remember them well
Yep, let your kid play somewhere dangerous and then blame anyone else when it goes sour...
Fix your teeth @@UkDave3856
Now we hear parents getting arrested for letting their kids walk home alone.
Info graphic show basically raised me at this point cause I don’t understand how I can watch a channel for so many years haha
Same, I started watching them back in Feb-April of 2020... 4 years strong!
I listened to a podcast about Mary Bell, and it talked about her very tough childhood with her abusive mom. She wasn’t born evil, she had a horrible childhood (which obviously doesn’t excuse her actions) and she never got help from anyone because they thought she was just disruptive in school
She need hug and pickup after school and loving tiffin everyday even my childhood was bad I had no friends my whole school year got bullied everyday named as freak and parents on their own but I kept those in me even now I hate everyone.
Psychopathy isn’t something you cure with hugs, at the end of the day she murdered two children as a result of her condition.
@@dragonboi20 i dont think she was a full blown psychopath given than she eventually started a new life and even a family and haddent commited any more murders since.
Hot take- I think it does excuse her culpability. It's obviously wrong, but I don't think she understood how wrong it was because her entire life to that point had been such a disaster, and death was a normal part of it. I think it was just tragic. She seems to have obtained sanity later in life, so it does seem to be a direct consequence of her abuse and neglect.
@ exactly! I like your opinion 😊
Me when i was 11 years old: playing Playstation 2, have fun with my homies with playing football/soccer ⚽
Meanwhile this 11 years old girl:
Maybe if she had a PlayStation in 1968, it’d be a whole different story. And there wouldn't be this episode on our channel...
Soccer 🤢
No wonder she became a murderer.@@WorldWar_riors
@@gaivsvalerivs5818Football/Soccer is best
@@gaivsvalerivs5818 watch it, Football is the best, you go play your grid iron.
Tbf to Mary, her childhood was shocking. So I’m not surprised she turned out that way. She just needed some love and she’d turn out alright. This is why I frown upon neglect of a child, because it can easily turn children/young people into killers
@@timzy4395 meh. There’s thousands upon thousands upon thousands of children every day raised and abused by horrible people subjecting their children to things no human should ever have to endure. And there’s not thousands upon thousands of kids killing people maliciously. Was it a factor? Certainly. Does it excuse it? Nah.
she's not cured, it was definitely an act
If cuddling is all it takes, there would be no psychopaths and there is no know cure, it infinitely more likely that she acted
@@Tearfromthered9op never condoned Mary’s actions, they simply said it was foreseeable, not that it was ok
@@Tearfromthered9 Absolutely this doesn't excuse the act and she deserves the punishment absolutely. It was just a catalyst so it smth I'm not surprised
I’m grateful for being raised in a good home. After decades of self reflection I know for sure that if I hadn’t been raised right, I’d have done very very bad things.
As someone who takes expressions literally, I think it's safe to say that "children can be cruel" has no parameters.
This has been my favorite channel on YT for 6 years now
Just about to go to bed and infographics show drops a new video ❤❤
Yay! But who knows what kind of dreams this episode might bring? 😬Anyway, sweet dreams!
I’ve gone to sleep to torture videos by the info graphic show not actual toys videos like their videos on torture
@TheInfographicsShow Thanks I slept well 😌
@@TheInfographicsShow sweet candy know theinfographisShow has my back 😅
Ive been traumatised basly when i was younger but you dont see me going out and committing offences as evil as this
for everyone its different and it probably wasn't the same level of trauma
@A_Good_Name550 If I'm remembering it all correctly, her mom tried throwing her out windows, drugging her, pimped her out, and once even gave her to a stranger on a bus. I doubt most people would have those experiences
Oh my god… @dannywynnyk638, If an average (not a perfect and angelic kid) went through all that, of course they’d do this…. I feel so bad for her…. She probably was angry about how most kids her age were happy and normal and never had to go through any of that… and felt like her friend, Susan, was like a traitor or something, because, after trauma, even small things like forgetting to give someone a birthday-gift can feel like a big deal……
Okay, I’d like to know about your trauma… did you bump your head? Is that why you spell so “‘basly’”??
(Look, I sound quite rude but I really don’t want random people to say that they’ve been through trauma when they might’ve just had very mild experiences - or worse, a completely normal childhood/adulthood experience with a few unhappy bits - which everyone experiences (that you might be referring to as “trauma”)…
You really can’t compare that to actual trauma, and that’s pretty disgraceful to people who might’ve actually experienced trauma and abuse.
This was very helpful. I really needed this. Thanks, The Thought Spot.
Children innocence is often misunderstood
mary wasnt a serial killer. she only killed 2 people but to be a serial killer it needs to be at least 3 murders
And within a certain amount of time of separation or it’s a spree
Nah she was a serial killer. It takes a certain state of mind to become that and she had. She merely got caught before it hit and even surpassed the "3" required by statistics. She would have continued killing.
yeah!
they actually changed that fairly recently. now it’s 2 or more people with a cooling off of at least 30 days between victims.
@princessrocroyal you pretty
Cozy glow from mlp was sweet too but she was a psychopath
Oof, little ponies always seemed the sweetest! But yeah, you really can’t trust appearances. 🤨
She was not born evil . Her issues were definitely cultivated. It doesn't excuse anything, but she was not born that way. How were none of the adults in her life charged
That’s not what the literature says, environment is definitely a factor and according to reports she was subjected to serious abuse. That being said there is a biological element that shouldn’t be overlooked.
Because the adults in her life had 4 other children who apparently didn't turn out as deeply psychopathic as this girl did, maybe? Stop making excuses for serial killers.
@@zachdalmaso2131 I don’t think it’s an excuse per se, just an error. I mean if her murderous/psychopathic tendencies were solely the product of her environment she is obviously culpable but at that age far less, and if it’s hereditary/biological the same logic applies. Tragic for all parties involved (except the mother. I’ve seen people like her and they breed little monsters or hollow children).
@@ac1119 I think people in this society are very inconsistent when it comes to determining culpability and accountability. If a toddler hears people around them swearing a lot and then one day starts to swear, we wouldn't say they were at fault because we understand that they were only conditioned to do so by their environment and their natural human instinct to mimic others. Yet, somehow the same logic ceases to apply when they do something more extreme, like harming or killing, and now all of a sudden they're at fault for it. Nature and nurture don't suddenly stop being a direct cause to how a person thinks and acts when they do something you don't like.
@@ac1119 yes it is an excuse. Action speak stronger than word. They take a life, they pay for it under the law (I don’t care how old they are).
She was freed and given a new name and moved elsewhere.
@@edt5976 I mean she had no choice she would’ve been hated for the rest of her life if she kept that identity..
@@llaniiithe issue is that if she kills again we have no way of protecting ourselves
@@princessrocroyal i dont think she will
@@edt5976 that’s uk justice for you. I remember a case where two boys tortured and killed a toddler and were released with new identities. Very dumb
@@pablobuquet2534 more likely then not, maybe on animals perhaps, that's still bad
“Kids those days” I guess there truly wasn’t much to do.
That was decades ago
@ hence “kids THOSE days”
Why was the mother never arrested and charged for attempting to poison her child?
She made "Children of the Corn" look like boy scouts
Boy Scouts at Bible Study.
That movie was terrifying 😂
There was something off about mary
Top 10 famous last words!
Mary was giving major sus vibes. 💀🚩
@@TheInfographicsShow indeed. Was trying to be cute though. Comment in relation to there's something about Mary film.
@@deanraney1049 Yep! That Mary was... Cameron Diaz. It was a romantic comedy 😍
Lol. I want to see THAT movie.
This story reminds me of an old movie called "The Bad Seed" that came out in 1956. She killed a couple of people. Neighbors and other people of the community wanted to help her, but her mother wouldn't let them. At the end, the girl died from a lightning strike
That's what I immediately thought as well
That took a turn, towards the end…
I remember my youngest sibling stranging 6 chicks to death when she was just 5, when my mother asked her why she did that, she said those weren't playing with her. I was 13 and somehow I was terrified of her, however, my family handled her with care. The reason I mentioned is maybe some children are born with some kinda abnormality, but it's the environment that nourishes things further... Had Merry had a better life with more mature/responsible parents and healthy living conditions, things wouldn't have turned this way...
Love your video and keep up the great work you are awesome
Thanks! ☺
@@TheInfographicsShow No problem
Real scary killers grew up, until stealthy like scorpions.
Love the videos❤️
Thank you!
@@TheInfographicsShowno problem ❤
Mary Bell was not born evil, but the cruel negligience of her mother made her so.
And several innocent children, including Mary Bell herself, had to pay the price.
That last sentence with the plug was beyond cynical tbf
HOW COULDN'T THEY PUT 2 & 2 TOGETHER
It’s harder back then to see it coming
It’s not like everyday a child might turn out like this
Today with internet and media like TV we don’t rule it out
Because then that would make 4, duh
Simple, because a 11 girl, who kills her peers for fun is something so horrible and alien, that the human brain denies even the possibility, even if its obvious.
It’s the shouting and getting angry and negatively to the child.The abuse,the mental abuse.the jealousy that mad him stress .he don’t know how to react.its the poor environment.poor guy living in a state like that
That's nothing. Thompson and Venables.
James Bulger.
Bell was a dark miscreant. Compared to these 2,' nothing.
That was 1968, this was 1993. And FAR more evil.
The Bulger and Baby P stories are horrible.
Into adulthood sounds like she did get better.otherwise im sure there would have been more murders
"She was born on May 26th" ... im not one to believe in reincarnation but i was born on May 26th and now im scared
She's still alive...?
Mary was a demon wrapped in human clothing.
I'm irked by this story😤
mary is a human, just like you. there are no demons. what she did was horrible, but it was going to happen at some point in a place full of neglecting, poor, and somtimes abusive parents. while what she did was a million times worse than you saying she is a demon, the thoughts of criminals and innocent people that are different from you being either possessed or demons themselves made the world worse, and the amount of people being tortured and killed due to this belief is far far worse than what any serial killer(she wasn't a serial killer) accused of being a demon has ever done
Me too. I don't personally feel she should ever have been released. It's like, how many cruel murders does she have to commit before people start taking her seriously? She's lucky her fate wasn't up to me. I would not have been as kind to her as the system was.
Sad but crazy story
100% children can be born wired wrong. Wish there was a way to test for these types of bad seeds so stuff like this can't happen.
Bro wtf. This child is evil.
She’s the definition of ‘built different’... 🤯
True comrade
why did this make me laugh 😭😭😭
@@scatteredstarss idk but why is profile pic is a furry please change it please. I’m not a mean. I just want you to change it.
@@LuciusVulpes because the girl is Gemini jem-in-eye greek 😆
Coincindentally listened to a podcast about her this week!
Rip Martin and Brian😢
If Martin was strangled or asphyxiated there should have been easy to recognize signs on the body, such as petechial hemorrhaging. The medical examiner must have been incompetent if they missed that.
Nearly all evil and criminal tendencies can be traced back to childhood. The reason they don't change is because we let them be - we think children are harmless without paying attention to all the warning signs and red flags that were there all along.
16:48 Hey, this is the famous music from The Fatal Breakdown's videos. If you haven't already, watch his videos. Amazing channel.
I'm officially surprised and baffled right now.
I discovered your channel fairly recently, and have watched several and like them. Things that would be nice are some actual photos and/video clips rather than everything being those graphics. Also, some videos seem to be a little long for the information being presented. I've noticed that the more recent ones are shorter, so may be a non issue now. Thanks for covering so many different subjects.
Read her Wikipedia page and oh my word her parents were so evil to her
This is eerily reminiscent of The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker. Good read and might be influenced from this.
This is scary 😬
not that suprising
what would you expect from people who "were prodcuts of the street no sooner than they hit 3"
That evil was embedded in her deeply…it takes time to eradicate that from her body and out of her system. When I was a child I felt those type of temptations as well but I never gave into them. Over the years they hung around but eventually faded away. Prisons are not the type of place that help these types of people but a place of peace and alone time. I hope she’s doing well and asking for forgiveness constantly.
you don't know what you missed. you could have been Legendary...had your own episode on infographics!
@@sentryogmixmaster LOL
Whst was with the 60s and kids being psychopaths?
In the US, they have weapons of war now. No need to be this creative.
There's a theory that the ubiquity of lead in our infrastructure may have negatively affected emotional development for lots of people.
I put it down to a psychological imbalance and lack of resources to give these kids the chance to get the help they need
It's a perfect example when , people want attention from others and in order to get it they start doing things that people talk about . Unfortunately like most of us we talk about people chitting on one another, or finding true love , or crime stories e.t.c. Unfortunately young people listen to such stories and wish others to talk about them too. And in the process the young once fall in the trap too . Like an unhappy marriage in order to find someone better without improving each other , children trying to find true love without knowing the meaning of love and similarly involved in wrong activities for being gossiped by others . Sometimes it is not for any of the regions mentioned above, but sometimes it is all about self satisfaction. Like if you are suffering from the actions of others , when you are in power you will start justifying your actions if you harm others by saying I had suffered by the people around me and no one helped me . Without knowing the fact that my actions had started the never ending cycle of hatred.
with everyone's accounts vs her accounted-behavior, there's no telling of how they treated her en-mas; they might have been mistreating her unfairly individually without any historic word & gotten an autistic-spectrum of payback that was thoughtful & fair in her mind.
i have been watching your videos from past 6 years
Im so upset it didn't talk about her childhood, why hint at it if you won't conver it ? 😢
I'm glad the story had a happy ending at least for Mary. But the kids who died, I know they're playing happily in heaven.
They should just show infograph show in schools could teach u way more imo
Mary Bell's parents should have also been charged, as they raised that evil killer child to be that way. If they'd raised her right, she'd never have done it.
They had 4 other kids who apparently managed to make it through childhood without taking any lives, so that's a BS excuse. Making excuses for the killer psychopath.
@@zachdalmaso2131people are built different, not everyone can react the same to the same conditions, some can handle it better than others
I do hope now Mary bell is doing much better and I hope that someday she can forgive herself for what she done when she was younger and I do hope that her family has enough privacy so people won’t question her and sorry for the victims families and I hope that someday yall find peace and forgiveness
I looked her up at other sources.... Why would they realise this person? Even had a daughter .... Scary
She will be sorry when she faces real judgement.
I understand why ppl have to believe this
I don't think so. Feeling sorry=> regrets=> remorse. Looks like she doesn't have any of them. Being able to cry means nothing.
The real villains are the parents who physically abused Mary, neglected her, and pimped her out to grown men as a child (which her mother actively participated in)
She was freed, given a new name and relocated in witness protection, her abuse during childhood was punishment enough
Oh? And what "real judgement" is she gonna face?
33:00 - She was up singing "Mary Tortured A Little Lamb," I bet.
I can't remember the song, but I think it was poor kids in Newcastle or coal mining.
What is better, to be born good or to overcome your evil through great effort.
I think she is cured. People are not what they did in the past, they are what they choose to do. Maybe she had a rough childhood, and did bad stuff, but she's clearly wanting and trying to make up for it. I respect that, and hope her demons don't haunt her too much.
Its as they say : hurt people Hurt people
@42:12 I see what you did there
Love these vids! Thank you for sharing
Talk about a villain origin story…
I woke up to this
Why did this not talk about Mary’s mom selling her to her John’s? That will mess a child up.
43 minutes?? i’m locked in
Really shows how instinctually monstrous mankind really is
Mary should be still alive.
Somebody should change that
I knew this was about Mary Bell immediately from the title. She was a hyper fixation when I was younger.
Sometimes people’s emotions turn off. This is when they realise what actually is going on. If someone thinks they are playing a game with a friend, but that friend is beating them up, what happens when they realise they’re being beaten up? It happens to the best of us. I just hope we don’t lead lives under the circumstances that Mary did.
I think the reason Mary became that way was because she didn't have a normal childhood and her parents weren't always there for her. I wish I could have been the person there for Mary
Me when Im 11: talking about crushes, hosting sleepovers, girly hang outs with my girls
Meanwhile this girl: Hey so I just killed a chi-
As a kid I always knew that store Santas weren't "the real Santa" because because my grandpa was a store and event Santa. He passed away several years ago when I was 14 or so and now a lot of times when there's a store Santa that's all I think about
Next do one on Craig Price the youngest serial killer in America
I don’t think she’s cured as much as I think she has come to realize how she feels why she feels that way and how to handle her ideas and emotions.
Its odd. Alot of kids who go through trauma actually end up fairly intelligent conpared to alot of their peers. Not all go full psycho of course but a bunch end up with higher iqs. Could be a survival mechanism.
Parenting is everything... It's kinda sad to see a little girl raised better by the state then her own family.
The child... is the child of evil...
the dad of the girl deserves prison time for the rest of his life
Why are these cute animations the most stressful things I can watch all day? lol
Idk how I feel about this. Children can’t be diagnosed with personality disorders until age 18. Their personalities are still forming, which means they can be rehabilitated. Mary was not a psychopath, and she didn’t have an Antisocial Personality. At best, she had Conduct Disorder. Children who have Conduct Disorder, even children who have killed, have been rehabilitated. Once they are removed from the environment that caused their trauma, they have a much better chance. I’m glad to know that she was able to turn her life around, like many children have. I wish she had been able to get help before things got to the point where she’d taken a life.
1st, psychology is a questionable and often insufficient field of study. I say that as a surgeon. It would be baseless to make the statement that they can't be psychopaths.
@@ArionNoble You claim this as a surgeon, but how much do you know about psychiatry? On what basis are you saying psychiatry isn’t a sufficient field? You also used the word psychopath which is a psychiatric term.
@Invalid_Username404 My father was a a major in psychology and I read all of his college level books growing up. I also understand how politically motivated that field is, which is the ONLY reason America is still tolerating surgeries on minors for T while most other countries have banned it. Anything else?
@Invalid_Username404 My father was a major in psychology and I read all of his college and grad level books growing up. I also understand how politically motivated that field is, which is the ONLY reason America is still tolerating surgeries on minors while most other countries have banned it. Anything else?
@Invalid_Username404 UA-cam won't allow my response because I expose America's willingness to do surgeries on minors while other countries have banned it. It is this politically motivated tilt on that field that has called into question its usefulness and accuracy.
She wasn't born evil, she was literally pimped out by her mother. Doesn't make it okay that she murdered those toddlers, but circumstances definitely influenced her actions.
Doesn't matter. She knew right from wrong.
@@billberg2002 but she literally didn't. Abuse at a young age changed her brain
@@billberg2002 How?
@@Trey5S5S are you seriously that daft?
and the lesson we can take from this is that, no matter how young you are you can pursue your dreams!
This needs to be a movie 🍿 🤦🏾♂️
Im definitely a traumatized emptionless person. But, i dont wat to hurt anyone, im just indifferent to happy/sad etc.
The system failed her and all the innocent victims.
Walter White is that you? @35:47 😂
The only ones I feel bad for are the kids who died. I can recognize her circumstances, but that's not an excuse.
Selective sympathy is very convenient, huh?
She is not cured or what not if she does not admit to killing Martin Brown. only feeling guilt for one?
It's sad she was mistreated and traumatized, but that's not an excuse, I don't care what age she was. That's an evil child, no question. Her getting released and being given a new identity is an insult to those two little boys she killed, andto their families. She caused those boys to die painful deaths, and that slate shouldn't just be wiped clean. I hope that in the next life she faces the justice she deserves, because justice sure wasn't done in this one.
You realize that your idea of "justice" (to cause even more suffering to a victim) is what led to her doing what she did in the first place, right?
14 going on 40, Life moves fast...
I was about 13 when I heard about her case. To me at the time and, even now, it was abuse that bred this events. Unlike Venebles she has been good since and raised a kid and grandkid with no other issues. She suffered horrendous abuse as a young child.
No kid is ever born bad. As her family said they all had a part to play in the events by not calling out the abuse
I hate it when people describe people call kids like these monsters and deserve prision acting like if they know better
People say ur s product or your environment this may be true alittle but really most of the time of not all the time your not cause u choice to do bad stuff its your action she is s straight killer
I’m gonna guess this inspired the book ‘Looking for JJ’ a little bit. In the book, Jennifer Jones is about 11 I think when she kills her ‘friend’ and is sent to jail. She had an absent father ( like Mary’s absent mother) and her mum was a pornstar and she gets released when she’s about 20 and gets a new identity and feels guilt
Remember, also, they only ever feel bad after they get caught 😂😂😂
From what i remember as a kid.... yeah, i could see it. The world looked different from down there. The consequences weren't real until they happened. Seeing things die doesn't make sense to one who doesn't even know what it means to live.
It'd be perfectly fine if the police department is allowed to accept responsibility for their officers shielding them by taking the blame on themselves. It's the if the officer can't be sued nobody is responsible that's the issue.