@@LichtAnker.Da hast Du Recht, der Geist, also Du selbst, Deine Persönlichkeit, Dein Ich, also Du bist Gott sei Dank immer noch da nach dem leiblichen Tod. So sehen sich die, die sich auch auf Erden schon lieb hatten, im Himmel wieder. Durch Jesus können wir dort hinkommen. 💖💗
Can't help my tears.... I adore these law enforcers who treated Robin like their baby sister. God bless your hearts men & may the Good Lord always gives You His guidance, protection & favor in Jesus' most powerful name!! 🙌🙌
@@caseycatnope! She was brought up well! Fresh trauma doesn’t give the person super powers, her parents are the ones to be thanked for her caring herself so well. Don’t minimize it!
"I don't know what my purpose is, but it's going to be great when it comes." - YOU'RE ALREADY LIVING IT OUT, sweetheart! What an incredible human being she is. ❤
⚡️Yes! I felt the same! How horrible what happened to this beautiful family😰. I wish you all the best in your life Robin. You are an incredible, inspiring human being. You have soo much goodness and love to share. I am grateful there are people like you in this world. Keep shining your light! May God bless and protect you always. ✨🙏🏽💖
Her purpose has already come. She touched the lives of so many people with her story of strength and perseverance. She loved her family so much that she wouldn't just lay down and die. She's living life to the fullest for them.
watch the Nickolodeon abuse special.....as a Dad wanted to reach through the screen and hug Drake Bell. He is so hurt and so many let him down - you can see it in his eyes and affect
Why doesn't the justice system learn that these people early released just repeat? Over and over? I don't get it. Innocent people killed over and over and the justice system just doesn't care. I am sick of it.
@@dingerboi4 a true one the problem is the media won't focus on them because doom and gloom sells and gets more clicks and views and people in fear are easier to control and manipulate none of the frauditors show the ones that don't violate their rights because they'd lose views not be able to beg for money for "legal fees" and crap if they did if they were winnig all these lawsuits they claim to they wouldn't need to beg for money there's one my sis watches who shows every interaction he has over 80 percent are good experiences the cop tells whoever called he's doing nothing wrong most of the time he just gets told you know your boundaries I don't need to tell you anything or some form of that and he travels the country hitting small towns and big cities
I was listening while doing chores and had earlier been aggravated about nonsense and,,wow, I was choking back sobs through the entire episode...really put my thoughts back on the right path! Bless her❤!! This young lady deserves unbounded happiness!
My hubby had a horrible life growing up mom died young father didn't want him in and out of foster homes. He had knives thrown at him. I can tell you he is a great man. He is a great father. He helps anyone out. People make their life what they want it to be
It's nature and nurture. If someone is a psychopath or a budding sociopath or other kinds of mental illness, abuse turns them the wrong way. The ONLY way to stop this is to stop child abuse and to have good mental health services, education and support for families and community
Sometimes that's true and sometimes it's not. It's not always applicable. God bless your husband being able to overcome all of those atrocities but there are a lot of small things that I'm sure guided him in the right direction. Other people may not get that or by sheer luck may not get that. You can't say that everybody can overcome just like you can't say that everybody will turn into a killer. I'm happy he was able to create a happy life!!
@Andrew3455 I can say everyone that knew him always thought he was going to be in some kind of trouble, but when we got together, everyone said he is a different person. He told me it's because he had never had anything good in his life until I came along. He had never seen his self ever living past his 20s. He never celebrated a holiday when he was younger. So for the holidays, he goes all out. He is such a kind, gentle soul .
Then they have the nerve to try and justify his evil using his upbringing. If most people that were mistreated or abused would go on crime sprees, humans would be extinct. So horrific for the poor victim.😢
@@KM-un8ojthey already take rape seriously, it's juts unfortunately, the majority of rape claims are false. If you want them to be taken seriously, tell the ppl who keep lying and it to stop and it will be taken even more seriously.
Robin is so strong. I was choking back tears listening to her on the 911 call. Even at 10 yrs old, she was more composed and articulate than me at almost 40. Poor girl lost her entire family, her whole life in an instant. I truly can't imagine. The officer who stayed by her side and fed her animals with her is an absolute gem. He is def in the right line of work. If anyone deserves to be sentenced to death, it's Levi King.
So true and what's more frightening us that god has written everyone of us deserve hell because we all have sinned against our creator all have broken the commandments he said there isn't one that's good no not 1 gods words
Yes you are right and what most people do not understand is that Jesus died for all of us! Our sins can all bee forgiven if we ask Jesus to forgive us and açcept him as our personal savior! No matter what we have done or who we are! I believe that people need to go to jail for what they have done!
I’m 41 years old, I thought I’d been through a lot, and it’s hard not to look back and feel hard done by sometimes. Jesus, you grabbed me by the back of my collar and shamed me for sometimes feeling sorry for myself. Your mother was clearly one hell of a woman, to raise you until 10 to be so articulate and such a warrior. You made me smile in such a defiant way at all the bad in the world. A ten year old managed to win against such evil and you will achieve all you want and desire. You’re an inspiration young lady and the police officers who helped you are heaven sent.
"I've told people and I've told people and it just crushes me every time".......my god 😭 Her maturity likely saved her life but also made her super aware of the gravity of what happened.
I didnt know about this case. This is one of the example of the saddest earth nature incidents. The guy was born as schizophrenic and on top of that he was in unfortunate environment and ended up randomly killing innocent families for no motive. and that's why jours didn't give him a death sentence. (if other countries most likely given him a death sentence easily). The girl was raised by religious community/family so she's coping this tragedy in her way and the law enforcement officers are being her psychiatrist and that's working for all of them so far. I really wish her the best.
@@georgannwayne492Korea the Philippines Japan and Russia all execute certain criminals I'm sure there's more in South America and Africa depending on the region
@@georgannwayne492 im from Japan and we have death penalty and we are not religious so the case like this would definitely give this guy death penalty cause no much compassion for mental illness murderers. and actually I just wikied and surprised most of EU countries, EU, Australia, new zealand and even Canada abolished death penalty which I didnt know. good to know.
I am a public speaker and I agree with you a thousand percent. And I would add not only for trauma survivors but for every single person on Earth. She is an amazing young woman, very articulate and inspiring. I think that might just be the purpose she is looking for
Maybe so, but also: perhaps we are speculating what we think she should do; perhaps forgetting she has an inner personal life that she has a right to keep private. I hope we aren't trying to push our own opinions on what she might be good at. All well and good, but remember...her life is her own.
Robin, I’ve never met anyone like you. Incredibly special! Articulate from the beginning. Positive, loving, insightful, wise way beyond your years and so easy to see that there IS a special reason you were spared. I hope you keep us all posted on your ventures.
Robin, I used to constantly bounce my legs. I used to zone out. I used to have my heart beat out of my chest when I thought about or talked about my trauma. I used to not trust. What changed? I finally was in a place in my life where I felt safe enough emotionally that I could go to "Trauma Counseling". Trauma Counseling is very different from regular counseling or psychiatry. My trauma counselor was Dr. Sgt. Denny Conroy, St Paul, MN. He was both a police officer and a trained trauma counselor. I spent 4 years bit by bit, as I felt strength to do it, talking about what happened; healing bit by bit as I talked it out of me. Healing with a safe person who got me. All of those symptoms of trauma are gone now. It is extremely painful and you have to feel ready emotionally to tackle trauma counseling, but it is worth it! I hate people telling me I am a survivor. I did survive but I am so much more than just a survivor. God bless, Robin.
I was shot 7 times by a jealous bf, obviously survived, he didn't. I didn't realise that I had PTSD until by accident I was sent to a great psy many years later, who was experienced in trauma counseling. It was the best thing I did. I went on to be an alpinist, trekker, successful in my work - just didn't have kids for obvious reasons but am now a happy mom and Granny to an African family. God bless Robin - she's a very strong young lady and kudos to the police who were there for her.
Your comment was sooo insightful!! I’m glad she has the support system she has in her life!! I hope your message gets to her somehow, someway. She said she only trusts law enforcement, perhaps she could get in contact with who helped you or someone retired in her circle could be there with her to walk through it. It’s unfortunate that she’s not ready to face the pain of the trauma yet, because it’s painful to see her struggle as you observed. Because once she does, and she gets some relief, a little healing, and some tools, I can really see her helping children all over the world if she wants. She could be driven to a career in law enforcement, if she so chooses. My greatest hope for her is healing. Because, I’d love for her to be set free from the pain, so she can move forward, help others and do exactly what that officer said he wants to live to see!!!
What she called being supersticious is PTSD and her not wanting therapyis CPTSD. Therapy in her situation can retraumatize her. She's an amazing woman with a long road of healing ahead. Some things will never be the same when evil like this enters your life. It will take years to recover but to live to tell her story is powerful and she's not alone. I commend the deputy and his crew for surrounding her with the support she needs.
I think they are the best therapy she could ever have. They understand her situation better than most, they were the first one's there after it happened and they've been in her life ever since. She trusts them like no one else.
therapy is definitely not for everybidy. some need to keep it moving. they dont wanna stop & wallow in their feelings. whne I hear how people have therapy for years & years Im like well what is the endgame here? Its like taking pills for years & years.
@@missssophisicated6742 I think they're talking about Levi's previous sentence before he committed the murders. He was charged for something else and sentenced to 14 years, but released super early to a halfway house and went on the run.
I've watched so many 48 Hours episodes, but this one made me cry, especially when I hear Robin's words as a child on the 911 call to the present day. She is truly special and I hope she finds ever-lasting peace and happiness.
I'm tired of people using excuses as to why they do what they do. I personally was molested from age 3 to 9 Was mentally,physically, and emotionally tortured by someone I called my dad. I didn't learn until later the same had happened to him. I broke the cycle, for this I live in peace and will also die with peace in my heart for not continuing that fear of him waking me up at 1 in the morning. This makes me a very harsh person, and very easy to anger. Somehow I have chosen to use that for good. I choose to be kind and caring and wait for the day of my calling whenever someone is in distress I'll be there for anyone. Maybe that's why when I was in middle and high school if I ever noticed someone being bullied. Game time Peace and love to all. Cautious of your surroundings. And in case know one has said it to you today.. your beautiful and an inspiration. ❤
I learned forgiveness because I’m aware that those who violated me didn’t have the same tools nor knowledge that I had to gain in order to stop the cycle.
Well, what happens to you as a child or juvenile really sticks with you your entire life. That cant be an excuse, but the majority of killers had made those experiences before committing murders. It is definitely a reason for their actions and I think people like you that manage to be a good person after experiencing something so terrible should be extremely proud of themselves.
As a Christian, a former Soldier and a former Police Officer, this one was emotional for me… What a strong young girl, now young woman. How difficult for her and the LE involved trying to help her.
Poor girl. She lost her whole family, and even her dog, in an instant. I can't even imagine the horror, the trauma. OK, no more pity party. Robin, you go girl!
She says she doesn’t need counseling. I beg to differ. She lives in a state of fear and anxiety. She afraid empty houses and the dark. That I not reasonable for a 22 year old woman. She desperately needs professional help to move beyond these fears. I hope the people close to her eventually convince her to go someplace with a compassionate therapist to help her process the grief. She doesn’t have to be Superman. Everyone needs help sometimes.
@@jonathanstephens7015It would take a special kind of therapist to help Robin. Unfortunately, many therapists use the same old overused approach with clients. That might be helpful to someone who just wants to talk but isn't helpful for those who are ready for tools to use in their daily life.
@@jonathanstephens7015Eh, I think it's completely natural to feel that way in her situation. There's no way to "process" some things. Life can be a nightmare for a lot of humans and it's okay to feel scared. Life is scary in a lot of ways. No amount of counseling removes reality.
That’s not true. Solid therapy can improve one’s mental outlook. Trauma manifests in humans with startlingly similar outcomes. These are treatable and the processes have helped countless people overcome their trauma. Sure, you are correct that life is sometimes scary. That’s unavoidable and worse for some people. Having your family annihilated in front of you is as bad as it gets. That should not be a life sentence for this young woman. She can and hopefully will learn some coping skills to overcome all that burdens her. The fact that she so vehemently declares she doesn’t need therapy is a great indicator that she likely does. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if she someday engages in self destructive behaviors if she doesn’t confront her darkest emotions. Either way, I wish her well and hope her life is long and prosperous.
@@jonathanstephens7015 I wholeheartedly agree. I'm hoping she'll reconsider as she gets older. When I turned 29 I was forced to finally seek therapy after years of refusal.
Our daughter had a severe head injury. The doctors gave her no hope. Where she will be in 4 years is it. That came and went with out much recovery. We continued to pray 🙏 and pray 🙏. At about 6 years, she started improving, it's been hard. We never stopped 🙏 praying and believing. At 38yo she drives, has a good job, and can do most things of what she wants. God is real and awesome. May God bless your family!!
I cried… 🥺 Familiar tears. Because I have also lost most of my family to tragic circumstances. 😔 My mom. My dad. My sisters. My grandpa. My uncles. My brother in laws. My step dad. I was nine years old when my mom died. From that point, it’s like dominoes continued to fall every couple of years. Car accident after car accident. Now I am 52 years old. To this day I still have my moments where I am still the nine year old little boy… sitting by my mom’s casket…. desperately wanting her to “wake up”. It’s such a painful, cold and silent void. To Robin, The right thing to say to someone who is grieving and overcoming trauma can be a tricky thing. Through all of the tragic funerals that I have had to sit through, I have heard it all. Sorry for your loss… God has a plan… Remember the good times… They may be gone but you still have their memories…. You will see them again some day…. Don’t be sad because they are in heaven now…. For me, none of those words brought me any sort of comfort. 😔 It seems that you have a beautiful bunch of people supporting you. Your positive and loving spirit is heart warming and inspirational. When you have those moments of sadness, loneliness and grief… …. please know that you are not alone. 🥹 I hold on to the thought that some day… all of the wrongs will be made right. Most of all, I hope that I can one day experience the embrace of my mom again. 🕯️✨
Thanks for your insight and sharing. Cherish what you can even if they are only memories....losses weigh you down.. but they don't have to keep you down for good. Grief is so powerful it really is...hold fast dear fellow. I pray that happiness that overcomes that gripping grief finds you and never leaves you. Rest in peace to the ones you lost. We have the same yearning for our mother's embrace again...
7 min in and this is by far the most heartbreaking episode I’ve ever seen. Hearing her brings tears to my eyes. That poor family and that gorgeous little girl 😢
She looks like her mother. I couldn't stop crying since hearing her 911 call. You are a brave woman Robin. R.I.P for all those who lost their lives. May God protect you and give you the happiness and comfort you deserve. You will be in my prayers ❤
This episode had me crying buckets of tears... not because I pity Robin but because of the welcoming warmth she received from the people. She made the right decision to stay and live in her hometown... she was surrounded by love there. She is very strong and a fighter... I think that for her, going on with her life is her way of saying to her Mom, Brian and brother Zac that hey he Levi didnt get us all... I'm still alive and will continue living w/ our wonderful memories as a family.
This is one of the more powerful episodes I've seen for sure. I wish I could just give both Robin and Chad a big hug and say thank you for being role models and inspirations to all of us!
I think we are already seeing part of the calling on Robin's life. Am amazing, beautiful young woman whose testimony is reaching around the world and touching people's hearts. Thank God for those who have supported Robin, bless you all.
Robin, you're beyond amazing for your strength, ability to forgive and survive with such grace and beauty. A true angel! Your purpose has already shown itself.....forgiveness in the face of evil is living the utmost example of Gods love. May you feel loved to the utmost and find specialness in each day. My heart sends you love and endless hugs❤️. You're a heroess😇
I’m a junior in hs, and today in our law 2 class, we had the honor of meeting both of them in person. They answered all of our questions and we even got pictures with them. Robin is a strong & brave soul. Both great role models.🤍
Hearing the description of his stare at her in court--he was PO'd because she lived and was there to speak the truth. I don't even have an adjective for how courageous, bold and amazing this girl is--and her family would be SOOO proud of her!! Love, hugs & God Bless you 💕💕
If it were Tennessee he would of most definitely get the death penalty.And the current governor Gov.Bill Lee is pro death penalty too .And Tennessee still has the electric chair as option for execution.
If you're having a bad day or you think you are having a tough time in life just remember this girl and what she's endured and overcome. It can always be worse so count your blessings and hold your loved ones tight 💞
Bravery isn't the half of what this beautiful soul has shown. I hope her life shows her kindness and love for all the days she has on this Earth. XOX From Ireland
That young woman is impressive. She seems to still be suffering somewhat from the trauma, but for the most part her courage is amazing. It is heartbreaking that her mother, stepfather, and brother cannot be here to see the beautiful, caring, strong young woman she has become.
What an incredible young girl! I can tell she is dealing with this as well as one could. I pray she continues to find the strength needed to turn this tragedy into something positive for others. And I hope that will bring her some peace and comfort.
This video reminds me of the phrase "it takes a village to raise a child". It's a beautiful example of how an entire Community or "village" came together to provide a safe, healthy environment for Robin Doan. When she spoke, they listened and took her seriously. Everyone worked together to provide a safe, healthy environment for her and as a result she has developed into a stable young woman who undoubtedly will realize her hopes and dreams. Every single person featured in this video is a hero and they demonstrate the good that can be accomplished when we treat others with compassion and kindness💟
I can't imagine going through what she went through,i don't think i would have survived. What a strong woman she is. May the Lord give her strength to live on😢
How wonderful was this officer's help to this little girl feed her animals amid this horrible trauma? He took her away from reality for a few minutes. He's an angel in disguise.
Robin, You are serving your purpose. I needed to hear your story. I have one that i am really struggling with, the bitterness.....Thank you for showing your strength and reminding me that there's nothing we can't survive.
Robin has so much strength and determination. I applaud her tenacity. My heart aches not only for what she has gone through but the effects that she continues to deal with. Her parents would be so proud of her! She is in my prayers…prayers for healing that can only happen through God and His mercy! One of the final points brought up in this episode was about why she was left and what the purpose of it will be-her story of strength, tenacity, determination, perseverance, and courage in the face of such extreme trauma and unbearable loss will help untold numbers of people who hear her story. Further, she has made an indelible difference in the lives of so many (as was attested to in this video) and I know these are just the top of the iceberg! God bless you, Robin!
I agree, a much harsher system because only someone with no conscience or decency could do that. BTW, maybe reconsider infantalising the young girl, she wasn't a baby. She was 10 and terribly brave❤
Once the go to prison they get special treatment, trust me. I’ve seen it. Even some of the meanest men you can imagine have children and a soft spot for them.
@@nixm9093 Maybe consider the use of the term 'baby' in this context is a colloquialism and requires no correction. No-one is mistaking a ten year old child for a literal baby, nor is anyone implying it.
i remember when i was a kid like her, our store (connected to our house where we sleep) had been robbed, thank god that nobody was hurt because my eldest sister have noticed a flashlight, she crawled and woke up my dad. My papa thrown empty bottle to him(thief), got hurt and ran. He has no gun during that incident which we were thank of but the taken money from the shop was taken with him. It happened 3am when everybody was asleep. I think the thief (knows us) because he knows where to go around the house.
Ugh i just love police officers like this. They genuinely wanted to protect this little girl. She is almost exactly my age, and I cannot even imagine living through something like this.
My son and daughter in law are police officers and they would do something like this. My son was called to a college in town to look for a newborn baby. He found the deceased infant in a dumpster and sat in the corner of the dumpster holding the baby and crying when the other officers found him. He was so traumatized he still talks about finding the newborn and wrapped it in his jacket trying to keep it warm. People don’t realize what these officers go through every time they walk out the door. I’m so proud of him and his wife. They are such good people.
When she was talking about waiting for her mom to walk out or her dog to walk out her stepfather to walk out and then realizing that nobody else would be walking out, my heart just broke for her
My mum died 4 years ago even to this day it hurts But to lose your whole family for absolutely no reason I bare to consider what pain this strong woman feels to this day.
Robin, you were a truly remarkable little girl of 10 years old, and you have matured into a beautiful, articulate, strong, courageous young woman. I wish you the best of everything life has to offer. You deserve it.
The officers and people that worked on Robin’s case formed such a beautiful bond with her… hearing her talk now and as a kid it’s easy to see why, she’s such a bright, beautiful and magnetic person.
No true crime has ever broken my heart more than this one! 💔 This girl is honestly one of the strongest humans that I have ever seen! I wish that I could have been there for her... Her mother and father raised a strong beautiful young lady and I know that they would be so proud of her!
The fact that she went through what is easily 1 of the most horrible experiences life can throw at you and still come out the way she did takes a very special kind of strength. I won't pity you Robin as it's not what you want, instead I praise you for your strength and determination. Rest in Peace to her family.
I lost my mother when I was 43. It took 25 years before I could cry. I can understand Robin in some small measure. I was told I was denying my mom died. Could be Rubin is trying denial too. I totally understand if she is, even unconsciously. God bless and comfort her in the years to come. I wish her the very best life can give her.
She is so strong. I know this episode is old, but I do hope that she has changed her stance on mental healthcare. Treatment is not being weak or being pitied. She goes on to say that she doesnt need to speak to a professional, but then talks about how she has a list of “superstitions” that she has to complete before feeling safe. That is not true healing. She has done IMMENSE healing on her own, but you also need professional guidance. Just my opinion as someone who has lost both parents and was resistant to treatment. The “tough it out” mentality is not the badge of honor that you think it is
AMAZING young girl. Mature beyond her years. She is destined for something special in life and I hope she realizes all her dreams and wishes. Great story, thanks 48 Hours..
This story brought tears, even after having been retired from law enforcement almost as long as I served. My best wishes to Robin for a good life. A well done to those officers involved. They are a credit to the badges they wear.
Wow! She is a LIGHT for this entire UNIVERSE. Absolutely tragic, but 100% inspired by Robin. She's already living her purpose. She's already doing it. 💖✨
I saw this on another true crime show but hearing the strength of the little girl now turned into a grown woman, is astonishing. I can’t imagine being in her shoes, unreal strength she has. Sorry for your losses, no one deserves that. 😢😡
This is the first show of 48 hours that has actually made me cry... Not tears, but cry... I grew up on a ranch in Austin Nevada like this in the middle of nowhere.... My Mom, my Dad, my Big brother our dog and Sheep and cattle... This is pretty much my family.... And omg sweet heart, 10 years old😢... I am 53 now, but this just grabbed my heart completely, because I also worked 20 years as a Paramedic, so the Police saying she ran out into his arms, I know what that feels like, my God I know how that feels like.... God Bless, and prayers and Love... I send you a huge hug Young Lady, you are amazing, there is nothing fair about what happened with your family, even your doggie and to you beautiful young lady😢❤.... You deserve everything good in your life for the rest of your life❤😢❤ Do not ever forget that❤
Robin is an amazing young lady. She made me cry for just being so strong and resilient. I love how the law enforcement guys have kept in contact, and they take care of her. That guy should have gotten the death sentence. I hope the other young man too, whose mum and granddad were killed, will be okay. The killer should never have been released before serving his ten years in the first place. It would probably have prevented all this.
I know she said she doesn't need a therapist, but she does. Therapist don't just ask you, "How do you feel", or pat you on the back. A good therapist helps give you tools to work through your trauma, and even though she's surrounded by people who have helped her, she still needs someone to help with her phobias and ptsd.
What a strong young woman. I’m so impressed with her and so happy she’s got her own “new” family of LE and friends. Wish her nothing but joy, she’s earned it.
This dirtbag should have still been locked up! I wonder how the parole board who let him out after serving 20% of his sentence felt after these crimes.
why do you say he was let out? did he got released? I found this: ¨Incarcerated in a Missouri State Penitentiary serving two life sentences without the possibility of parole.¨
@diadea4366 he was let out after his first crime, where he burned his own relatives' house down. Served less than 3 of 14 years he was sentenced to. This was about 4 years prior to all the murders.
@@diadea4366, highflyer001 is referring to the murderer's incarceration prior to the murders. Levi King had been released early and sent to a halfway house--from which he escaped. Had he served his full fourteen years, the victims may very well still be alive.
What a strong girl grew into a strong woman. I wanted to give her a hug and tell her to continue to stay strong. I'm so glad to hear she has some wonderful people in her life to give her support, that was my first thought as a mom was who.
What an incredible young lady with a will to survive. Robin you are a shining example of strength and have touched so many lives with your courage. God bless you, young lady ❤
What a remarkable young lady. Her whole attitude of not giving up is an inspiration. Yes, one of her purposes is to show that we can all go on despite our tragedy. Just an amazing resilience she has. Prayers for her and all the people who have taken her under their wings.
So proud of Robin's resilience and determination to keep going and not let evil ruin her life. This is an amazing story on survivor triumph. Kudos to all the Law Enforcement in the Pampa area that responded and have stayed in Robin's life. #ProudTexan.
It's comforting to know that law enforcement kept her close and guarded her. It's so beautiful to see that they get traumatized as well, but they have big hearts. Very uplifting episode. Many blessings to all. ❤🎉
This is the hardest 48 hours I have ever watched. Robin is the brightest light. She shines for her whole family. She teaches us all what it means to lead with love and kindness. Darkness could not overpower Robin’s extraordinary light. I pray that Robin’s life is filled with joy and love and the kind of happiness that always prevails because it is intentional and so deserved.
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Her parents did a wonderful job, they would be so proud of her.
They are proud of her
They all are still alive because we are not our bodies. 💕☀️ 🙂
They are proud of her, that's what I also wanted to say.
@@LichtAnker.Da hast Du Recht, der Geist, also Du selbst, Deine Persönlichkeit, Dein Ich, also Du bist Gott sei Dank immer noch da nach dem leiblichen Tod.
So sehen sich die, die sich auch auf Erden schon lieb hatten, im Himmel wieder. Durch Jesus können wir dort hinkommen. 💖💗
Can't help my tears.... I adore these law enforcers who treated Robin like their baby sister. God bless your hearts men & may the Good Lord always gives You His guidance, protection & favor in Jesus' most powerful name!! 🙌🙌
That's one articulate and mature 10 year old.
That's what happens with a good upbringing and an emphasis on education.
with the deputy she 'normalized' by feeding her animals.
Trauma will make you grow up very quickly.
@@caseycatnope! She was brought up well! Fresh trauma doesn’t give the person super powers, her parents are the ones to be thanked for her caring herself so well. Don’t minimize it!
maybe she needs to live abroad? to forget the trauma. A country which is simple and peaceful
"I don't know what my purpose is, but it's going to be great when it comes." - YOU'RE ALREADY LIVING IT OUT, sweetheart! What an incredible human being she is. ❤
Absolutely, I second that! Just being herself, she is enough.
Exactly! She is already serving her purpose. Many blessings to you, Robin. You have certainly inspired me.
⚡️Yes! I felt the same! How horrible what happened to this beautiful family😰. I wish you all the best in your life Robin. You are an incredible, inspiring human being. You have soo much goodness and love to share. I am grateful there are people like you in this world. Keep shining your light! May God bless and protect you always. ✨🙏🏽💖
It warms my heart how the policemen who came to her aid that day have stayed in her life and looked out for her. ❤
I love how they embrace the big brother role to her. Big brothers with big guns. ❤
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Gray county is superb. All of the policemen are kind and supportive
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Plenty they do not do that for.
Her purpose has already come. She touched the lives of so many people with her story of strength and perseverance. She loved her family so much that she wouldn't just lay down and die. She's living life to the fullest for them.
I was thinking exactly the same 💯
Well said... She has touched my life..
I've never wanted to give someone a hug so bad in my life.😭 Robin you're a very strong woman and you deserve happiness sweetheart. Don't forget that.
Such a sweet kid, who grew up into a strong woman. Her brother was so handsome, as well. ❤
She is going to find it, of that I am sure! Your comment shows what a big heart you have.
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watch the Nickolodeon abuse special.....as a Dad wanted to reach through the screen and hug Drake Bell. He is so hurt and so many let him down - you can see it in his eyes and affect
Why doesn't the justice system learn that these people early released just repeat? Over and over? I don't get it. Innocent people killed over and over and the justice system just doesn't care. I am sick of it.
Probably one of the best 48 Hours I have ever watched.
That deputy is serving his calling. What a great, caring public servant.
Most are
And what beautiful eyes he has. Two different colors.
True dat
@@davidwoermansroof that’s a statement now
@@dingerboi4 a true one the problem is the media won't focus on them because doom and gloom sells and gets more clicks and views and people in fear are easier to control and manipulate none of the frauditors show the ones that don't violate their rights because they'd lose views not be able to beg for money for "legal fees" and crap if they did if they were winnig all these lawsuits they claim to they wouldn't need to beg for money there's one my sis watches who shows every interaction he has over 80 percent are good experiences the cop tells whoever called he's doing nothing wrong most of the time he just gets told you know your boundaries I don't need to tell you anything or some form of that and he travels the country hitting small towns and big cities
This may be the most heartwrenching 48 Hours episode I've ever seen.
I have never cried so hard.
I was listening while doing chores and had earlier been aggravated about nonsense and,,wow, I was choking back sobs through the entire episode...really put my thoughts back on the right path! Bless her❤!! This young lady deserves unbounded happiness!
I have just finished watching and still have tears. Better go vacuum to take it out of my mind. Beautiful strong woman ❤❤❤❤😢❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely 😢😢😢😢
Agree!
My hubby had a horrible life growing up mom died young father didn't want him in and out of foster homes. He had knives thrown at him. I can tell you he is a great man. He is a great father. He helps anyone out. People make their life what they want it to be
It's nature and nurture. If someone is a psychopath or a budding sociopath or other kinds of mental illness, abuse turns them the wrong way. The ONLY way to stop this is to stop child abuse and to have good mental health services, education and support for families and community
Exactly!!
Hugs may he continue to have you with him
Sometimes that's true and sometimes it's not. It's not always applicable. God bless your husband being able to overcome all of those atrocities but there are a lot of small things that I'm sure guided him in the right direction. Other people may not get that or by sheer luck may not get that. You can't say that everybody can overcome just like you can't say that everybody will turn into a killer.
I'm happy he was able to create a happy life!!
@Andrew3455 I can say everyone that knew him always thought he was going to be in some kind of trouble, but when we got together, everyone said he is a different person. He told me it's because he had never had anything good in his life until I came along. He had never seen his self ever living past his 20s. He never celebrated a holiday when he was younger. So for the holidays, he goes all out. He is such a kind, gentle soul .
I want to say something… but I can’t find words. I wish you peace and serenity.
Words fail when sadness prevails.
I'm struggling to find words as well
It took me a moment as well. This was by far the hardest case I've ever heard.
A lot of people grow up in bad environments that don't grow up to be murderers.
Most of us never become murderers!
I get so tired of these people besmirching the poor.
Exactly. I am one
Exactly. I am one
Exactly. I am one
Killing children, a pet and a pregnant woman... while they are asleep defenceless. That's special kind of evil. Best wishes to Robin!
Then they have the nerve to try and justify his evil using his upbringing. If most people that were mistreated or abused would go on crime sprees, humans would be extinct. So horrific for the poor victim.😢
You forgot to mension the dog.
@@KM-un8ojthey already take rape seriously, it's juts unfortunately, the majority of rape claims are false. If you want them to be taken seriously, tell the ppl who keep lying and it to stop and it will be taken even more seriously.
@@Ibalistic_hedge Every word of this comment is a lie from the pits of hell
@@Ibalistic_hedgeno, most rapes aren't even reported and most claims are true and ignored. It is horrible that men don't take rape seriously.
Robin is so strong. I was choking back tears listening to her on the 911 call. Even at 10 yrs old, she was more composed and articulate than me at almost 40. Poor girl lost her entire family, her whole life in an instant. I truly can't imagine. The officer who stayed by her side and fed her animals with her is an absolute gem. He is def in the right line of work. If anyone deserves to be sentenced to death, it's Levi King.
So true and what's more frightening us that god has written everyone of us deserve hell because we all have sinned against our creator all have broken the commandments he said there isn't one that's good no not 1 gods words
Yes you are right and what most people do not understand is that Jesus died for all of us! Our sins can all bee forgiven if we ask Jesus to forgive us and açcept him as our personal savior! No matter what we have done or who we are!
I believe that people need to go to jail for what they have done!
I was bawling. 😢❤❤❤
I’m 41 years old, I thought I’d been through a lot, and it’s hard not to look back and feel hard done by sometimes. Jesus, you grabbed me by the back of my collar and shamed me for sometimes feeling sorry for myself. Your mother was clearly one hell of a woman, to raise you until 10 to be so articulate and such a warrior. You made me smile in such a defiant way at all the bad in the world. A ten year old managed to win against such evil and you will achieve all you want and desire. You’re an inspiration young lady and the police officers who helped you are heaven sent.
"I've told people and I've told people and it just crushes me every time".......my god 😭 Her maturity likely saved her life but also made her super aware of the gravity of what happened.
I didnt know about this case. This is one of the example of the saddest earth nature incidents. The guy was born as schizophrenic and on top of that he was in unfortunate environment and ended up randomly killing innocent families for no motive. and that's why jours didn't give him a death sentence. (if other countries most likely given him a death sentence easily). The girl was raised by religious community/family so she's coping this tragedy in her way and the law enforcement officers are being her psychiatrist and that's working for all of them so far. I really wish her the best.
Same age as my daughter. Almost made me cry. I can’t imagine her strength
@@Mansikkacake we are the only free country that has the death penalty mostly only Muslim countries and of course China
@@georgannwayne492Korea the Philippines Japan and Russia all execute certain criminals I'm sure there's more in South America and Africa depending on the region
@@georgannwayne492 im from Japan and we have death penalty and we are not religious so the case like this would definitely give this guy death penalty cause no much compassion for mental illness murderers.
and actually I just wikied and surprised most of EU countries, EU, Australia, new zealand and even Canada abolished death penalty which I didnt know. good to know.
Robin, if you're reading this, you are a beautiful soul. I'm so very sorry for what you went through and am so impressed by your strength.
If she hasn’t already, I think Robin would be a great public speaker. A lot of trauma survivors would be inspired by her.
I am a public speaker and I agree with you a thousand percent. And I would add not only for trauma survivors but for every single person on Earth. She is an amazing young woman, very articulate and inspiring. I think that might just be the purpose she is looking for
Maybe so, but also: perhaps we are speculating what we think she should do; perhaps forgetting she has an inner personal life that she has a right to keep private. I hope we aren't trying to push our own opinions on what she might be good at. All well and good, but remember...her life is her own.
Robin could help so many people. A person has to experience something before they can truly help others aka been there.
She is obviously very smart. I bet she can do anything she decides she wants to do.
Robin, I’ve never met anyone like you. Incredibly special! Articulate from the beginning. Positive, loving, insightful, wise way beyond your years and so easy to see that there IS a special reason you were spared. I hope you keep us all posted on your ventures.
Robin, I used to constantly bounce my legs. I used to zone out. I used to have my heart beat out of my chest when I thought about or talked about my trauma. I used to not trust. What changed? I finally was in a place in my life where I felt safe enough emotionally that I could go to "Trauma Counseling". Trauma Counseling is very different from regular counseling or psychiatry. My trauma counselor was Dr. Sgt. Denny Conroy, St Paul, MN. He was both a police officer and a trained trauma counselor. I spent 4 years bit by bit, as I felt strength to do it, talking about what happened; healing bit by bit as I talked it out of me. Healing with a safe person who got me. All of those symptoms of trauma are gone now. It is extremely painful and you have to feel ready emotionally to tackle trauma counseling, but it is worth it! I hate people telling me I am a survivor. I did survive but I am so much more than just a survivor. God bless, Robin.
Thank you for this comment. I’m glad you’re doing well!
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Amen
I was shot 7 times by a jealous bf, obviously survived, he didn't. I didn't realise that I had PTSD until by accident I was sent to a great psy many years later, who was experienced in trauma counseling. It was the best thing I did. I went on to be an alpinist, trekker, successful in my work - just didn't have kids for obvious reasons but am now a happy mom and Granny to an African family. God bless Robin - she's a very strong young lady and kudos to the police who were there for her.
Your comment was sooo insightful!! I’m glad she has the support system she has in her life!! I hope your message gets to her somehow, someway. She said she only trusts law enforcement, perhaps she could get in contact with who helped you or someone retired in her circle could be there with her to walk through it. It’s unfortunate that she’s not ready to face the pain of the trauma yet, because it’s painful to see her struggle as you observed. Because once she does, and she gets some relief, a little healing, and some tools, I can really see her helping children all over the world if she wants. She could be driven to a career in law enforcement, if she so chooses. My greatest hope for her is healing. Because, I’d love for her to be set free from the pain, so she can move forward, help others and do exactly what that officer said he wants to live to see!!!
What she called being supersticious is PTSD and her not wanting therapyis CPTSD. Therapy in her situation can retraumatize her. She's an amazing woman with a long road of healing ahead. Some things will never be the same when evil like this enters your life. It will take years to recover but to live to tell her story is powerful and she's not alone. I commend the deputy and his crew for surrounding her with the support she needs.
I think they are the best therapy she could ever have. They understand her situation better than most, they were the first one's there after it happened and they've been in her life ever since. She trusts them like no one else.
therapy is definitely not for everybidy. some need to keep it moving. they dont wanna stop & wallow in their feelings. whne I hear how people have therapy for years & years Im like well what is the endgame here? Its like taking pills for years & years.
Sentenced to 14y but served less than 3...smh...thank u justice system for effing it up
Ummmm...what
@@missssophisicated6742 I think they're talking about Levi's previous sentence before he committed the murders. He was charged for something else and sentenced to 14 years, but released super early to a halfway house and went on the run.
Texas is a Red Trump State
Enough said 🤬
Exactly. Setting fires is a very red flag for future violent tendencies. Wake up!!
@@missssophisicated6742 what don't you understand? I think the comment is very clear.🙄
I'm 60, and when I grow up I want to be as strong and brave as that beautiful warrior!❤
I've watched so many 48 Hours episodes, but this one made me cry, especially when I hear Robin's words as a child on the 911 call to the present day. She is truly special and I hope she finds ever-lasting peace and happiness.
Robin, if you happen to see this, you are an AMAZING & STRONG young woman! What an inspiration you are! So very impressed by you!
I'm tired of people using excuses as to why they do what they do.
I personally was molested from age 3 to 9
Was mentally,physically, and emotionally tortured by someone I called my dad. I didn't learn until later the same had happened to him. I broke the cycle, for this I live in peace and will also die with peace in my heart for not continuing that fear of him waking me up at 1 in the morning.
This makes me a very harsh person, and very easy to anger.
Somehow I have chosen to use that for good.
I choose to be kind and caring and wait for the day of my calling whenever someone is in distress I'll be there for anyone.
Maybe that's why when I was in middle and high school if I ever noticed someone being bullied.
Game time
Peace and love to all. Cautious of your surroundings.
And in case know one has said it to you today.. your beautiful and an inspiration. ❤
Love, peace and light to you. ❤
I learned forgiveness because I’m aware that those who violated me didn’t have the same tools nor knowledge that I had to gain in order to stop the cycle.
So proud of you and glad you made it! 🩷
Well, what happens to you as a child or juvenile really sticks with you your entire life. That cant be an excuse, but the majority of killers had made those experiences before committing murders. It is definitely a reason for their actions and I think people like you that manage to be a good person after experiencing something so terrible should be extremely proud of themselves.
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As a Christian, a former Soldier and a former Police Officer, this one was emotional for me… What a strong young girl, now young woman. How difficult for her and the LE involved trying to help her.
Thank you for your sacrifice and services 🇺🇸
Poor girl. She lost her whole family, and even her dog, in an instant. I can't even imagine the horror, the trauma.
OK, no more pity party. Robin, you go girl!
She says she doesn’t need counseling. I beg to differ. She lives in a state of fear and anxiety. She afraid empty houses and the dark. That I not reasonable for a 22 year old woman. She desperately needs professional help to move beyond these fears. I hope the people close to her eventually convince her to go someplace with a compassionate therapist to help her process the grief. She doesn’t have to be Superman. Everyone needs help sometimes.
@@jonathanstephens7015It would take a special kind of therapist to help Robin. Unfortunately, many therapists use the same old overused approach with clients. That might be helpful to someone who just wants to talk but isn't helpful for those who are ready for tools to use in their daily life.
@@jonathanstephens7015Eh, I think it's completely natural to feel that way in her situation. There's no way to "process" some things. Life can be a nightmare for a lot of humans and it's okay to feel scared. Life is scary in a lot of ways. No amount of counseling removes reality.
That’s not true. Solid therapy can improve one’s mental outlook. Trauma manifests in humans with startlingly similar outcomes. These are treatable and the processes have helped countless people overcome their trauma. Sure, you are correct that life is sometimes scary. That’s unavoidable and worse for some people. Having your family annihilated in front of you is as bad as it gets. That should not be a life sentence for this young woman. She can and hopefully will learn some coping skills to overcome all that burdens her. The fact that she so vehemently declares she doesn’t need therapy is a great indicator that she likely does. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if she someday engages in self destructive behaviors if she doesn’t confront her darkest emotions. Either way, I wish her well and hope her life is long and prosperous.
@@jonathanstephens7015 I wholeheartedly agree. I'm hoping she'll reconsider as she gets older. When I turned 29 I was forced to finally seek therapy after years of refusal.
Our daughter had a severe head injury. The doctors gave her no hope. Where she will be in 4 years is it. That came and went with out much recovery. We continued to pray 🙏 and pray 🙏. At about 6 years, she started improving, it's been hard. We never stopped 🙏 praying and believing. At 38yo she drives, has a good job, and can do most things of what she wants. God is real and awesome. May God bless your family!!
God bless you and all around you
@@AdelWilliams-sz7nt Thank you 😊 May God bless you and yours 🙏
I know her mom is so proud she did a great job raising robin❤🙏🏽
What about the step dad.
I cried… 🥺
Familiar tears. Because I have also lost most of my family to tragic circumstances. 😔
My mom. My dad. My sisters. My grandpa. My uncles. My brother in laws. My step dad.
I was nine years old when my mom died.
From that point, it’s like dominoes continued to fall every couple of years. Car accident after car accident.
Now I am 52 years old. To this day I still have my moments where I am still the nine year old little boy… sitting by my mom’s casket…. desperately wanting her to “wake up”.
It’s such a painful, cold and silent void.
To Robin,
The right thing to say to someone who is grieving and overcoming trauma can be a tricky thing.
Through all of the tragic funerals that I have had to sit through, I have heard it all. Sorry for your loss… God has a plan… Remember the good times…
They may be gone but you still have their memories…. You will see them again some day…. Don’t be sad because they are in heaven now….
For me, none of those words brought me any sort of comfort. 😔
It seems that you have a beautiful bunch of people supporting you. Your positive and loving spirit is heart warming and inspirational.
When you have those moments of sadness, loneliness and grief…
…. please know that you are not alone. 🥹
I hold on to the thought that some day… all of the wrongs will be made right. Most of all, I hope that I can one day experience the embrace of my mom again.
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Thanks for your insight and sharing. Cherish what you can even if they are only memories....losses weigh you down.. but they don't have to keep you down for good. Grief is so powerful it really is...hold fast dear fellow. I pray that happiness that overcomes that gripping grief finds you and never leaves you. Rest in peace to the ones you lost. We have the same yearning for our mother's embrace again...
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7 min in and this is by far the most heartbreaking episode I’ve ever seen. Hearing her brings tears to my eyes. That poor family and that gorgeous little girl 😢
What a beautiful young lady!! Her mom did a wonderful job!!! ❤
She looks like her mother. I couldn't stop crying since hearing her 911 call. You are a brave woman Robin. R.I.P for all those who lost their lives. May God protect you and give you the happiness and comfort you deserve. You will be in my prayers ❤
She looks nothing like her mother
@joyceanthony-huff2914 She actually does. They showed a picture of them both and I thought the same thing. That she looked so much like her.
The mother looks like a young dark haired Jessica Lange to me.
Me either , the whole time from the start 😢
Robin looks a lot like her mother...God be with her always. 🙏
This episode had me crying buckets of tears... not because I pity Robin but because of the welcoming warmth she received from the people. She made the right decision to stay and live in her hometown... she was surrounded by love there. She is very strong and a fighter... I think that for her, going on with her life is her way of saying to her Mom, Brian and brother Zac that hey he Levi didnt get us all... I'm still alive and will continue living w/ our wonderful memories as a family.
This is one of the more powerful episodes I've seen for sure. I wish I could just give both Robin and Chad a big hug and say thank you for being role models and inspirations to all of us!
That kid saying "I want my mom" over the phone made me cry. Not sure I can handle hearing it again stop repeating it pls 😭
This girls perspective on life is incredible. She’s a real inspiration!
I think we are already seeing part of the calling on Robin's life. Am amazing, beautiful young woman whose testimony is reaching around the world and touching people's hearts. Thank God for those who have supported Robin, bless you all.
I personally was captivated by this child's bravery, courage and intelligence. She has an old soul, many blessings to her. ✨️
Robin, you're beyond amazing for your strength, ability to forgive and survive with such grace and beauty. A true angel! Your purpose has already shown itself.....forgiveness in the face of evil is living the utmost example of Gods love. May you feel loved to the utmost and find specialness in each day. My heart sends you love and endless hugs❤️. You're a heroess😇
I’m a junior in hs, and today in our law 2 class, we had the honor of meeting both of them in person. They answered all of our questions and we even got pictures with them. Robin is a strong & brave soul. Both great role models.🤍
Wow, that’s incredible.
@@karyndewit193 ikr!! Both the sweetest!
Hearing the description of his stare at her in court--he was PO'd because she lived and was there to speak the truth. I don't even have an adjective for how courageous, bold and amazing this girl is--and her family would be SOOO proud of her!! Love, hugs & God Bless you 💕💕
If this guy doesn’t get the death penalty in Texas, then who does?! Smh
If it were Tennessee he would of most definitely get the death penalty.And the current governor Gov.Bill Lee is pro death penalty too .And Tennessee still has the electric chair as option for execution.
That man killed six people and two were children for no reason and admitted it. Death penalty is a no brainer.
(The baby if you missed it.)
Agreed
not when it's a handsome white man.
@@kahledblackman318 are you trying to come onto the guy? Seems like a black thing to do
@@kahledblackman318That’s just your fragility talking 🥴
@@LoveChild71watch the video silly
If you're having a bad day or you think you are having a tough time in life just remember this girl and what she's endured and overcome. It can always be worse so count your blessings and hold your loved ones tight 💞
Exceptionally bright and wise woman, Robin is. All the best to her.
I am so thankful for all the support she has. These advocates, law enforcement, all these good people teary eyed talking about her is so amazing 🥺
Bravery isn't the half of what this beautiful soul has shown. I hope her life shows her kindness and love for all the days she has on this Earth. XOX From Ireland
That young woman is impressive. She seems to still be suffering somewhat from the trauma, but for the most part her courage is amazing. It is heartbreaking that her mother, stepfather, and brother cannot be here to see the beautiful, caring, strong young woman she has become.
The judge that released him from prison is Responsible for all these murders.
No he is not. Levi is responsible
Yes the judge is equally guilty.
He definitely has blood on his hands
@@Ralphbo-u6lthe judge has no say on early release that's the parole boards doing
@@davidwoermansrthe parole board is just a recommendation to release him early but the judge has to sign off on it
What an incredible young girl! I can tell she is dealing with this as well as one could. I pray she continues to find the strength needed to turn this tragedy into something positive for others. And I hope that will bring her some peace and comfort.
What a precious little girl, I’m so sorry 😢
This video reminds me of the phrase "it takes a village to raise a child". It's a beautiful example of how an entire Community or "village" came together to provide a safe, healthy environment for Robin Doan. When she spoke, they listened and took her seriously. Everyone worked together to provide a safe, healthy environment for her and as a result she has developed into a stable young woman who undoubtedly will realize her hopes and dreams. Every single person featured in this video is a hero and they demonstrate the good that can be accomplished when we treat others with compassion and kindness💟
I can't imagine going through what she went through,i don't think i would have survived. What a strong woman she is. May the Lord give her strength to live on😢
I would prefer that the Lord stop her family from being massacred. She IS strong, she doesn't need a myth to help there.
@@daxmcanearwhy does the Lord scare u. Because you’re scared of the truth.
@@KristinAndre1717 if one is scared of Zeus or the Tooth fairy. As much as those myths are "true".
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Ask yourself what you're trying to accomplish, and if that will bring you happiness.
@@Cautionary_Tale_Harris Ok. Yes. If there is a god, he failed. He seems to do that a lot.
How wonderful was this officer's help to this little girl feed her animals amid this horrible trauma? He took her away from reality for a few minutes. He's an angel in disguise.
This made me cry .. Robin your story reminds me that there’s nothing we cannot overcome in life
She's lovely...Grace, dignity and courage is what comes to mind when I see her and hear her story
Robin, You are serving your purpose. I needed to hear your story. I have one that i am really struggling with, the bitterness.....Thank you for showing your strength and reminding me that there's nothing we can't survive.
Robin has so much strength and determination. I applaud her tenacity. My heart aches not only for what she has gone through but the effects that she continues to deal with. Her parents would be so proud of her! She is in my prayers…prayers for healing that can only happen through God and His mercy! One of the final points brought up in this episode was about why she was left and what the purpose of it will be-her story of strength, tenacity, determination, perseverance, and courage in the face of such extreme trauma and unbearable loss will help untold numbers of people who hear her story. Further, she has made an indelible difference in the lives of so many (as was attested to in this video) and I know these are just the top of the iceberg! God bless you, Robin!
We need to have a different system for crimes against children. The terror in that innocent baby's voice 😞
I agree, a much harsher system because only someone with no conscience or decency could do that.
BTW, maybe reconsider infantalising the young girl, she wasn't a baby. She was 10 and terribly brave❤
Once the go to prison they get special treatment, trust me. I’ve seen it. Even some of the meanest men you can imagine have children and a soft spot for them.
@@nixm9093 Maybe consider the use of the term 'baby' in this context is a colloquialism and requires no correction. No-one is mistaking a ten year old child for a literal baby, nor is anyone implying it.
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i remember when i was a kid like her, our store (connected to our house where we sleep) had been robbed, thank god that nobody was hurt because my eldest sister have noticed a flashlight, she crawled and woke up my dad. My papa thrown empty bottle to him(thief), got hurt and ran. He has no gun during that incident which we were thank of but the taken money from the shop was taken with him. It happened 3am when everybody was asleep. I think the thief (knows us) because he knows where to go around the house.
Don't forget about the pre-born child that never had a chance for his/her future.
What a courageous young woman Robin is. And what a beautiful community she has for support. ❤
This is truly one of the hardest things I’ve ever watched. That poor baby girl…
Ugh i just love police officers like this. They genuinely wanted to protect this little girl. She is almost exactly my age, and I cannot even imagine living through something like this.
My son and daughter in law are police officers and they would do something like this. My son was called to a college in town to look for a newborn baby. He found the deceased infant in a dumpster and sat in the corner of the dumpster holding the baby and crying when the other officers found him. He was so traumatized he still talks about finding the newborn and wrapped it in his jacket trying to keep it warm. People don’t realize what these officers go through every time they walk out the door. I’m so proud of him and his wife. They are such good people.
When she was talking about waiting for her mom to walk out or her dog to walk out her stepfather to walk out and then realizing that nobody else would be walking out, my heart just broke for her
My mum died 4 years ago even to this day it hurts
But to lose your whole family for absolutely no reason I bare to consider what pain this strong woman feels to this day.
Robin, you were a truly remarkable little girl of 10 years old, and you have matured into a beautiful, articulate, strong, courageous young woman. I wish you the best of everything life has to offer. You deserve it.
My heart breaks for this extremely courageous and very special girl. I send her love and healing and I wish her well with a loving family of her own.
The officers and people that worked on Robin’s case formed such a beautiful bond with her… hearing her talk now and as a kid it’s easy to see why, she’s such a bright, beautiful and magnetic person.
No true crime has ever broken my heart more than this one! 💔 This girl is honestly one of the strongest humans that I have ever seen! I wish that I could have been there for her... Her mother and father raised a strong beautiful young lady and I know that they would be so proud of her!
The fact that she went through what is easily 1 of the most horrible experiences life can throw at you and still come out the way she did takes a very special kind of strength.
I won't pity you Robin as it's not what you want, instead I praise you for your strength and determination. Rest in Peace to her family.
This young lady has been through so much, I hope she has found peace and happiness
I lost my mother when I was 43. It took 25 years before I could cry. I can understand Robin in some small measure. I was told I was denying my mom died. Could be Rubin is trying denial too. I totally understand if she is, even unconsciously. God bless and comfort her in the years to come. I wish her the very best life can give her.
You never go past it. You learn to cope with it. And Robin is a very strong woman. I send all blessings to her and all the people around her. ❤
Robyn is an amazing woman, wise beyond her age, her family would be so so proud.
She is so strong. I know this episode is old, but I do hope that she has changed her stance on mental healthcare. Treatment is not being weak or being pitied. She goes on to say that she doesnt need to speak to a professional, but then talks about how she has a list of “superstitions” that she has to complete before feeling safe. That is not true healing. She has done IMMENSE healing on her own, but you also need professional guidance. Just my opinion as someone who has lost both parents and was resistant to treatment. The “tough it out” mentality is not the badge of honor that you think it is
AMAZING young girl. Mature beyond her years. She is destined for something special in life and I hope she realizes all her dreams and wishes. Great story, thanks 48 Hours..
This story brought tears, even after having been retired from law enforcement almost as long as I served. My best wishes to Robin for a good life. A well done to those officers involved. They are a credit to the badges they wear.
Wow! She is a LIGHT for this entire UNIVERSE. Absolutely tragic, but 100% inspired by Robin. She's already living her purpose. She's already doing it. 💖✨
I saw this on another true crime show but hearing the strength of the little girl now turned into a grown woman, is astonishing. I can’t imagine being in her shoes, unreal strength she has. Sorry for your losses, no one deserves that. 😢😡
This is the first show of 48 hours that has actually made me cry... Not tears, but cry... I grew up on a ranch in Austin Nevada like this in the middle of nowhere.... My Mom, my Dad, my Big brother our dog and Sheep and cattle... This is pretty much my family.... And omg sweet heart, 10 years old😢... I am 53 now, but this just grabbed my heart completely, because I also worked 20 years as a Paramedic, so the Police saying she ran out into his arms, I know what that feels like, my God I know how that feels like.... God Bless, and prayers and Love... I send you a huge hug Young Lady, you are amazing, there is nothing fair about what happened with your family, even your doggie and to you beautiful young lady😢❤.... You deserve everything good in your life for the rest of your life❤😢❤ Do not ever forget that❤
Robin is an amazing young lady. She made me cry for just being so strong and resilient. I love how the law enforcement guys have kept in contact, and they take care of her. That guy should have gotten the death sentence. I hope the other young man too, whose mum and granddad were killed, will be okay. The killer should never have been released before serving his ten years in the first place. It would probably have prevented all this.
She is so amazing. I was crying while getting ready for work.
Robin and Matthew.
I know she said she doesn't need a therapist, but she does. Therapist don't just ask you, "How do you feel", or pat you on the back. A good therapist helps give you tools to work through your trauma, and even though she's surrounded by people who have helped her, she still needs someone to help with her phobias and ptsd.
Seen this one several times, that young girl was so intelligent and well spoken.. I hope she is doing well in life nowadays
The strength of this young woman and her community redefined what hero means to me. Wishing you all the very very best
Strongest little girl I've ever seen. ❤❤
What a strong young woman. I’m so impressed with her and so happy she’s got her own “new” family of LE and friends. Wish her nothing but joy, she’s earned it.
This dirtbag should have still been locked up!
I wonder how the parole board who let him out after serving 20% of his sentence felt after these crimes.
why do you say he was let out? did he got released?
I found this: ¨Incarcerated in a Missouri State Penitentiary serving two life sentences without the possibility of parole.¨
Parole board should be in jail
He was jailed BEFORE the murders to 14 years but was released early
@diadea4366 he was let out after his first crime, where he burned his own relatives' house down. Served less than 3 of 14 years he was sentenced to. This was about 4 years prior to all the murders.
@@diadea4366, highflyer001 is referring to the murderer's incarceration prior to the murders. Levi King had been released early and sent to a halfway house--from which he escaped. Had he served his full fourteen years, the victims may very well still be alive.
What a strong girl grew into a strong woman. I wanted to give her a hug and tell her to continue to stay strong. I'm so glad to hear she has some wonderful people in her life to give her support, that was my first thought as a mom was who.
Robin you're my hero. Just when I thought I wanted to give up here I see you. Your story has given me strength. Sending love to you ❤
What an incredible young lady with a will to survive. Robin you are a shining example of strength and have touched so many lives with your courage. God bless you, young lady ❤
"turn him into a human being" ..
dude he killed a preganant woman...!!the whole innocent 2 different families...!! where's the human being in him...?!
What a remarkable young lady. Her whole attitude of not giving up is an inspiration. Yes, one of her purposes is to show that we can all go on despite our tragedy. Just an amazing resilience she has. Prayers for her and all the people who have taken her under their wings.
So proud of Robin's resilience and determination to keep going and not let evil ruin her life. This is an amazing story on survivor triumph. Kudos to all the Law Enforcement in the Pampa area that responded and have stayed in Robin's life. #ProudTexan.
It's comforting to know that law enforcement kept her close and guarded her. It's so beautiful to see that they get traumatized as well, but they have big hearts.
Very uplifting episode.
Many blessings to all. ❤🎉
Whoever the loan holdout on the jury was ought to be ashamed of themselves.
probably not a taxpayer.
@@stumack9755haha! That's exactly what I thought!
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Agreed!
Agreed!
This is the hardest 48 hours I have ever watched. Robin is the brightest light. She shines for her whole family. She teaches us all what it means to lead with love and kindness. Darkness could not overpower Robin’s extraordinary light.
I pray that Robin’s life is filled with joy and love and the kind of happiness that always prevails because it is intentional and so deserved.
48 Hours, this is the best video you have ever made.
Best video???