When Evil Teachers Realize They've Been Caught

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  • @kyletuch6774
    @kyletuch6774 7 місяців тому +4895

    The drunk teacher should absolutely NOT be lumped in with these predators. She’s an alcoholic. She needs help. She didn’t hurt anyone.
    EDIT: I did not realize my phone would blow up with comments. Please read my first response to this. I am not excusing her behavior and she absolutely shouldn’t be in charge of little kids. My ENTIRE POINT is that she’s not out preying on little kids sexually like the other teachers in this video. THAT is it. Period.

    • @kirstenperkins6898
      @kirstenperkins6898 7 місяців тому +494

      The first time I saw her video, I was pissed that she compromised the students’ safety. But I think about her often and realize that she’s sick and needs help. Sad. I hope she is doing better.

    • @rushgreen6244
      @rushgreen6244 7 місяців тому +303

      I feel bad for her, but .24 is some heavy stuff. She can't be in charge of children

    • @kyletuch6774
      @kyletuch6774 7 місяців тому +314

      @@rushgreen6244 oh I agree with you but she seems very lucid to me meaning she’s probably a functioning alcoholic. I’m not excusing her behavior, as a recovering addict, she needs to take control of this and especially putting students at risk by drinking on the job is not ok. I just feel like she shouldn’t have been lumped in with actual child predators.

    • @mikebeesley5458
      @mikebeesley5458 7 місяців тому +64

      Alcohol is a hell if a drug.

    • @lifeofpete5904
      @lifeofpete5904 7 місяців тому +14

      Agreed

  • @user-hz2ul9ls3e
    @user-hz2ul9ls3e 6 місяців тому +9177

    I feel confident when speaking for everyone that all of us would rather be around an alcoholic than a child predator

    • @buttermilko
      @buttermilko 6 місяців тому

      @@Kyle_Riel you’re disgusting

    • @C-SD
      @C-SD 6 місяців тому

      ​@@Kyle_Rielyour comment is disgusting

    • @barberbarbie2467
      @barberbarbie2467 6 місяців тому +1262

      ​@@Kyle_Rielwhat a weirdo. You need to be locked up too bro

    • @FranK-tg7ou
      @FranK-tg7ou 6 місяців тому +624

      @@Kyle_Rielyou need to go to jail

    • @kylieharrison3782
      @kylieharrison3782 6 місяців тому +282

      Nope, just nope. You may not speak on my behalf. I have experienced being around both types of people. I can clearly state I would rather have not experienced either of those types of people.

  • @nmagines9378
    @nmagines9378 5 місяців тому +475

    « I’m little, they’re gonna tear me appart » the young boy you abused was little too.

    • @rever341
      @rever341 2 місяці тому +15

      I'd like to be that boy

    • @nalinalee5591
      @nalinalee5591 2 місяці тому +64

      @@rever341weirdo

    • @van4195
      @van4195 2 місяці тому

      @@rever341you're disgusting

    • @buy1get1millionoxygen
      @buy1get1millionoxygen 2 місяці тому +5

      fax

    • @OmgLays
      @OmgLays 2 місяці тому

      @@rever341me too honestly 😂😂 who doesn’t wanna hit a teacher

  • @MachiriReviews
    @MachiriReviews 5 місяців тому +414

    A lot of boys (and disgustingly enough men) think that they want a teacher like the sick dog in the first story, but what they don’t realize is that being preyed upon as a child has consequences. You becoming distrustful and hateful towards women, you develop fears of intimacy and distorted views of sexuality. Reminiscing about it only serves to confuse you and keep you awake, not excite you. I am a survivor of abuse at the hands of adults, and these are just some the issues I’ve faced in the wake of my abuse. The same people who wish to be preyed upon are probably the same people who are disgusted when it’s a man doing it, and that’s such a twisted double-standard that only serves to further victimize boys who’ve been abused.

    • @unique_mochi
      @unique_mochi 5 місяців тому +5

      Thats not true... no boy could let her do that, change ur mindset. Not hating on you but u r absolutely wrong about the thing you just said, 6th grader boys or girls dont even know what the heck the teacher was doing [some of them not everyone] dont be angry on this comment, okay? Bye❤
      Its... sad :(

    • @Pschychotically
      @Pschychotically 4 місяці тому

      No, these boys and men are pressured by society into thinking they should want a "sexy teacher" (as depicted in p*rn) who tries to seduce them, which is absolutel sickening. In all honesty, I'm pretty sure no minor would ever want that as soon as they understand the scope of the sickening manipulation and horrifying immorality and straight-up evil it is for a teacher to make a move on a STUDENT, not to mention a MINOR. This is p*dopholia and pr*datory behaviour, no way around that. I am a teacher in secondary and tertiary education. I would never ever even think about a student of mine - the uni students are all of age obviously - in a sexual or romantic way. With such students it is still a bit different and I know professors who married ex-students of theirs, but with a student in school even the thought of it makes me want to throw up. Stop making it seem like the assault of boys by women was a "dream scenario". It is horrifying enough that it is depicted as such in plenty of media. Approaching a minor in a sexual and/or romantic way as an adult is and always will be sickening. Approaching a minor in this way while you were educated and positioned in your job to raise, protect and educate them is even more manipulative and horrifying. The fact that she even thought of her own guts in jail after what trauma she had probably given to this poor child and the other children is absolutely insane.😢

    • @universeoftoast-bh3ik
      @universeoftoast-bh3ik 4 місяці тому +1

      @@unique_mochiare you the woman the first story weirdo

    • @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD
      @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD 4 місяці тому +3

      Boo hoo 😂😂 it's still hilarious

    • @fancyaxolotlwithamoustache2402
      @fancyaxolotlwithamoustache2402 4 місяці тому +26

      ​@@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD How is it hilarious?

  • @yomanwtfisthisshit
    @yomanwtfisthisshit 7 місяців тому +9574

    The drunk teacher clearly had personal problems and it is a good thing she got caught being drunk at her job and had to face consequences, but lumping her up with real child predators in an "evil" teacher compilation is a bit harsh..

    • @citypavement
      @citypavement 7 місяців тому +253

      It's clickbait.

    • @billyt9987
      @billyt9987 7 місяців тому +250

      There's no way that lady was .24 drunk. I've been .17 drunk. I was falling down, unable to speak clearly. There was no doubt I was drunk. That lady might have been drunk. But, not .24. That's blackout drunk territory.

    • @eatmyphatphuckingass
      @eatmyphatphuckingass 7 місяців тому +169

      yea i felt really bad for her

    • @hjertrudfiddlecock4394
      @hjertrudfiddlecock4394 7 місяців тому +670

      @@billyt9987 that depends entirely on tolerance. people who've been drinking everyday for years can develop an insane tolerance, having blood alcohol levels that would land normal people in the hospital

    • @pinecone1321
      @pinecone1321 7 місяців тому +40

      Ummm she was drunk tho

  • @StopRoguePilotsNow
    @StopRoguePilotsNow 7 місяців тому +5529

    Being an alcoholic does not rise to the level of 'evil' and should NOT be grouped in with predators. That's messed up!

    • @melissasullivan5899
      @melissasullivan5899 7 місяців тому +297

      It’s not evil. No. But it represents very poor decision making on the teachers part.

    • @TomHuston43
      @TomHuston43 7 місяців тому +76

      @@melissasullivan5899 Alcoholism is a result of poor decision-making?

    • @Zardox-The-Heretic-Slayer
      @Zardox-The-Heretic-Slayer 7 місяців тому +234

      it does when she's looking after a classroom full of children.

    • @MilitaryGrade
      @MilitaryGrade 7 місяців тому +238

      @@TomHuston43 yes, did the bottle force her to drink it?

    • @Christian-oq3md
      @Christian-oq3md 7 місяців тому +16

      yeah wtf

  • @lara4life656
    @lara4life656 5 місяців тому +311

    The one with the alcoholic teacher is just heartbreaking to watch. She obviously needs help and didn't get it before she lost everything she worked so hard for.

    • @bridykes9986
      @bridykes9986 4 місяці тому +15

      And they were being straight assholes

    • @MrSeth3158
      @MrSeth3158 4 місяці тому +2

      Yea she seems like a nice lady who was going through a hard time. Most people don’t understand addiction.

    • @kyladillon2456
      @kyladillon2456 2 місяці тому +1

      she reminds me of mym teacher that went through a divorce she seemed so sweet she didnt at all deserve that yes i understand she was drinking with students in her care which is still not ok

    • @briannadboyd
      @briannadboyd 2 місяці тому +3

      I was wondering if she's in a DV situation too since she didn't want to call her husband. I felt bad for her.

    • @bec5250
      @bec5250 2 місяці тому +1

      @@briannadboyd yeah I wondered the same thing. I got the feeling 'caring best friend and partner' is not what her husband represented. She'd reached a low point, drank on the job to cope with her misery and anxiety, and then it got a whole heap worse.

  • @EllssBellss19
    @EllssBellss19 5 місяців тому +225

    As a former alcoholic I can really sympathise with the intoxicated teacher. She's clearly got things going on behind the scenes and is trying to numb something that she's finding difficult to handle on her own. Addicts are not inherently evil and I say she doesn't belong on this list. I hope she got the help she needed and that she's doing okay these days. Alcoholism is easier to fall into than you think.
    However should never have been drinking at work, especially when she works around children. It was reckless and stupid of her.

    • @linabasilisk1955
      @linabasilisk1955 5 місяців тому +5

      I think she belongs on the list because she would have been driving around the school. That is essentially attempted manslaughter. I'm sorry she has problems, but that doesn't make it okay for her to endanger kids and whoever is on the road. She failed to cooperate with officers, later she showed up for her hearing drunk. Clearly she needs help, but she has no business around kids.
      Addiction can creep up on people, however it appeared to me that she was actively trying to conceal her state from her husband (I'm guessing he's called her on such behavior before), so she had to know that what she was doing was not okay.

    • @ChloeEIizabethPrice
      @ChloeEIizabethPrice 5 місяців тому

      ​@@linabasilisk1955I don't think DUI is as evil as raping children but ok

    • @thelovelyone1582
      @thelovelyone1582 4 місяці тому +4

      No excuses 😢

    • @peartfaldo
      @peartfaldo 4 місяці тому +4

      aww. boo hoo

    • @lovemytide45
      @lovemytide45 3 місяці тому

      She was hammered with a bunch of kids in her class. She endangered the kids. Yes, alcoholism is awful but it isn’t an excuse

  • @jasper.maxwell
    @jasper.maxwell 7 місяців тому +6865

    Being intoxicated as a teacher at school is wrong, but it's far from evil.

    • @user-to9zl6jn4c
      @user-to9zl6jn4c 6 місяців тому +145

      I’m sure there are way more that never get exposed!

    • @brysonmcginnis1663
      @brysonmcginnis1663 6 місяців тому +304

      Depends on what the teacher does while intoxicated is evil in my opinion

    • @brysonmcginnis1663
      @brysonmcginnis1663 6 місяців тому

      @@user-to9zl6jn4cdefinitely

    • @xSPLOOMPHx
      @xSPLOOMPHx 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@user-to9zl6jn4ci feel like you have to be some level of intoxicated to put up with elematary schoolers all day long 😂

    • @parrotsandmore7446
      @parrotsandmore7446 6 місяців тому +219

      I believe that she drank the night before. And went to school the next day because in 2016 I was drinking a bottle of wine a night for months. I went to sleep, went to work after I woke up and blew a .31. And I felt completely sober. That was the last time I drank!!

  • @OpheliaFantasy
    @OpheliaFantasy 6 місяців тому +2315

    "If these predators shocked you, wait until you hear about these even crazier stories... about teachers who drink." Okay, kind of a de-escalation there.

    • @TranswealthyTrillionaire
      @TranswealthyTrillionaire 6 місяців тому +227

      Yeah, the predators were evil, the drunks were just sad

    • @user-nj9yv2iu5t
      @user-nj9yv2iu5t 6 місяців тому

      This idiot uses AI to write his scripts, so all of the videos are written like clickbaity news articles.

    • @glitchyboi-nk1qv
      @glitchyboi-nk1qv 6 місяців тому +77

      @@TranswealthyTrillionaireyeah at first I thought it was like “okay did she do something to the kids while drunk?” But nope I was like “wait…. How is she remotely considered evil vs the rest?”

    • @gargoyled_drake
      @gargoyled_drake 6 місяців тому +34

      that's how he makes videos. And i don't know why youtube keeps suggesting his videos to me or why i keep going in and watching them. I get annoyed every time. The way he tells us everything that is worth knowing before showing the video and then just shows us videos that shows nothing of interest after knowing what the outcome and context is. Nothing to gain for us from watching the videos. He is the kind of person who invites you to the movies to watch a movie he already watched and once you are in line to go in and watch it he tells you everything about the movie so you can enjoy 2 hours of _"oh, well i already knew that, what a nice plot"_

    • @JamaalDaGreatest
      @JamaalDaGreatest 6 місяців тому +14

      @@gargoyled_drakeBro it’s not just you. It’s me too. I’ll even click don’t recommend but nothing changes it.

  • @danielbrooks8030
    @danielbrooks8030 4 місяці тому +66

    I understand that the alcoholic lady needed to be fired, but you can clearly see she’s struggling with own personal demons but definitely wouldn’t class her as evil like the others.

    • @JackStalik
      @JackStalik 28 днів тому

      Evil people always excuse the actions of other evil people. Get a reality check

    • @danielbrooks8030
      @danielbrooks8030 27 днів тому

      @@JackStalik and you know me from where? Pathetic person get a life.

    • @danielbrooks8030
      @danielbrooks8030 27 днів тому

      @@JackStalik you know me from where again? Evil people like you who can’t see when someone has made a mistake need to look in the mirror.

  • @fatmanjonestv7143
    @fatmanjonestv7143 4 місяці тому +50

    I’m not sure the teacher who appears to be an alcoholic is “evil”, but I hope she gets the help she needs. As someone who’s had substance abuse problems, her trying to hide it from her husband gave me goosebumps. Hope she finds peace and sobriety.

  • @gabiayala2495
    @gabiayala2495 7 місяців тому +7881

    That first one, hearing the little boy who was the victim's classmate describing what he witnessed was shocking. His little voice and the way he was embarrassed to talk about the subject matter & stumbled with the terminology really put into perspective how young and innocent the victim and his peers were. How disgusting that this woman would corrupt that innocence and take advantage of a literal child.

    • @ultramagnus1275
      @ultramagnus1275 7 місяців тому

      Well she is a Biden voter. 😒

    • @35trito
      @35trito 7 місяців тому +221

      I don't have a kid myself, and I'm not sure what the correct age would be to tell a child about that kinda stuff. So in my head I was thinking either he was educated by his parents about the birds and the bees, or the poor little guy has seen some horrible stuff.

    • @dareis5802
      @dareis5802 7 місяців тому +95

      @@GeeThang0247 Advocating for CM's, hope that earned you a spot on a list somewhere!

    • @EVnationWrestler
      @EVnationWrestler 7 місяців тому +1

      ​@@dareis5802PDF Files love defending others.

    • @Lasthair
      @Lasthair 7 місяців тому +1

      @@GeeThang0247always one weirdo defending this shit

  • @obscurity3027
    @obscurity3027 7 місяців тому +2340

    When the detective says, "I'm not going to call you a monster or say you're a bad person," he's basically calling you a monster and saying you're a bad person.

    • @Sulkysolid
      @Sulkysolid 7 місяців тому +102

      I thought the same thing… “I’m not going to tell you you’re a monster”(but obviously I’m thinking it! 😂)

    • @Jeff-66
      @Jeff-66 7 місяців тому +108

      he was using the same tactic a lot of interrogators do ... becoming your "buddy", "i'm on your side", "you just made a mistake, could happen to anyone" ... meant to put the person at ease. They are just working the confession. NEVER talk to cops without a lawyer.

    • @TheDizzleHawke
      @TheDizzleHawke 7 місяців тому +18

      Reverse psychology.

    • @professorswaggamuffin7572
      @professorswaggamuffin7572 7 місяців тому +16

      They just do that to build rapport. It's all about extracting info. Whether he truly thinks she's horrible is anyone's guess.

    • @johnstrawson8226
      @johnstrawson8226 7 місяців тому +9

      They have to build rapport with people they interrogate. I know it must seem strange but he did an amazing job in my opinion.

  • @nbcboy20
    @nbcboy20 5 місяців тому +59

    I love the principal is using the old “gotta use the bathroom” excuse you know she’s heard a billion times from students.

  • @WhitneySt0rmy
    @WhitneySt0rmy 5 місяців тому +82

    I was groomed by a 25 year old substitute teacher when I was 15. I've only now reconciled to the fact that he was wrong to do this. I thought i was in love with him and felt "special" to have a relationship with an adult at school. 🤮 Im 30 now and disgusted by that man. I was so naive.

    • @kirayoshikage1488
      @kirayoshikage1488 5 місяців тому +1

      It’s not something to brag about *woman*

    • @coralduke2106
      @coralduke2106 5 місяців тому +14

      Yes at 15 I was groomed by a 32 year old you don't realise its wrong rill later on. Hope it hasn't effected your life

    • @ilovesmelling
      @ilovesmelling 5 місяців тому

      @@kirayoshikage1488shes not bragging? wtf kinda drugs are you on

    • @mommy2libras
      @mommy2libras 4 місяці тому

      ​@@kirayoshikage1488 they weren't bragging, you insensitive butt. They were explaining the situation they were in. And this actually helps because it gets people who are outside of the situation and can't see how these things might come about to maybe understand a bit. Except for you, apparently, who are too busy judging. Older men prey on young girls in exactly this way- telling them they're "more mature than other girls their age", saying things like "I just feel this connection with you" or "you seem so much older", making them feel special so the relationship is about THAT, instead of it being about the guy being sick and twisted and preying on children, like they've been warned that older guys might do. It also is a way to get them to keep it secret, even from their own friends. That way if they don't feel right about it at some point (often when the guy starts to get physical), they're afraid to say anything because the guy has convinced her that he actually loves her and that they've had this "relationship" awhile already and if they try to tell, everyone will just say it's their own fault (and plenty of people actually will, even today.) It's not until you're an adult yourself and look back that you realize what happened

    • @keeprxnning1826
      @keeprxnning1826 4 місяці тому +33

      @@kirayoshikage1488show me where she’s bragging lmfao

  • @fatnurseslim
    @fatnurseslim 6 місяців тому +2230

    Hearing that young boy describe being an observer to the abuse is so heartbreaking. He is so young and an abuse victim too. Brittney is disgusting!

    • @ElleD308
      @ElleD308 6 місяців тому +196

      And hearing her talk with this child voice acting all weak is absolutely disturbing. She's absolutely evil

    • @oliverdahlberg838
      @oliverdahlberg838 6 місяців тому

      she's hot af

    • @deucedeuce333
      @deucedeuce333 6 місяців тому +30

      "But shes...hot" That's got to be the luckiest 6th grader ever. Sucks the one had to watch though. That def wasn't right but damn the one that gotta piece. Bet dad was proud 👏

    • @Lb-jk3nw
      @Lb-jk3nw 6 місяців тому +261

      @@deucedeuce333this is a really harmful viewpoint. it's just as bad for a boy to go through this as it is for a girl and he will have lasting trauma from this. he didn't "get a piece," he got assaulted-- children cannot consent.

    • @cottoneyejoe8285
      @cottoneyejoe8285 6 місяців тому

      ​@@deucedeuce333You're disgusting.

  • @beanjeansbruh
    @beanjeansbruh 7 місяців тому +3405

    I just can't fathom the idea of being a grown adult, and seeing children as a sexual object to take advantage of. No words can describe how sickening and horrific that is.

    • @yasminxx9329
      @yasminxx9329 7 місяців тому +135

      indeed. thats why pedophelia is a mental sickness. People that feel that way should really just go to therapy instead of acting on their disgusting thoughts

    • @abcdaamazoniaa
      @abcdaamazoniaa 7 місяців тому +68

      @@yasminxx9329 It is not sickness, stop pushing the agenda

    • @beanjeansbruh
      @beanjeansbruh 7 місяців тому +43

      @@yasminxx9329 Totally agree. I remember reading up on what the root cause of this is and It happens to be a mental problem. A UA-camr who I watched a few years ago said that these people's brains are wired in a way that they are not able to comprehend fully until they get older. That definitely adds more of an understanding on why some people do this.

    • @machuthemenace6877
      @machuthemenace6877 7 місяців тому

      ​@@yasminxx9329 a mental sickness? That's pure evil. Plain and simple.

    • @BrianProductionz1987
      @BrianProductionz1987 7 місяців тому +95

      @@abcdaamazoniaawhat is wrong with you?

  • @keinenbockmehr1749
    @keinenbockmehr1749 5 місяців тому +23

    "I understand that. But you're not gonna piss in that bush over there!" I am laughing so hard right now! Pure gold this clip! Pure gold! XD

    • @lewissandras108
      @lewissandras108 Місяць тому +1

      "I have to go to the bathroom."
      Repeat at over a dozen times
      (Honestly I was expecting someone else to comment: "Do you think she needs to use the bathroom?"
      It honestly sounded like she was a broken record)

  • @ParahSalin
    @ParahSalin 5 місяців тому +26

    Kimberly is like 80% of my patients who suffer from alcohol and drug addiction. Deny and/or minimize use even they’re confronted with evidence. She knows she’s on Klonopin. Probably not even prescribed. She needs to go to inpatient treatment asap for alcohol and benzodiazepines dependence, cuz obviously seeing a counselor is not working for her. Hope she gets help

  • @caligamer5364
    @caligamer5364 6 місяців тому +1603

    “I’m little. They’re going to tear me apart”
    Pretty much sucks to be victimized doesn’t it? She should have thought of that earlier

    • @sandrakilday3551
      @sandrakilday3551 6 місяців тому +1

      yeah,and that silly little girl voice ,thought she could get away with this monstrous act ,horrible person

    • @sn1ffy85
      @sn1ffy85 5 місяців тому

      No shit?!! And how little a voice the 13 year old lookout has?
      Makes it even more disgusting. Clearly, her husband wasn’t hitting it right. Fucking chump.

    • @lookdawg187
      @lookdawg187 5 місяців тому +37

      That's why the 13 year old was bouncing up and down, he was taking her to p**nd town that little player 🤣 In my days it was bragging rights if you scored the teacher, now it's a crime... how times have changed.

    • @thanossnap4170
      @thanossnap4170 5 місяців тому

      Read the room, dude. @@lookdawg187

    • @therealmekkor8643
      @therealmekkor8643 5 місяців тому +139

      @@lookdawg187it’s still that way… if your a boy. But suddenly the bros get silent when it’s a 30 year old man and a 13 year old girl.
      That’s the point though, regardless they are children. There’s a power dynamic difference. You should be able to trust a teacher and professional when you’re a child to not assault you regardless of your gender.

  • @IAmSuzyQ
    @IAmSuzyQ 7 місяців тому +849

    Wow, she has some nerve to say she's scared of going to jail because she's "little and they're going to tear [her] apart.". She should have thought about that when she assaulted her student. 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @MoonwalkerWorshiper
      @MoonwalkerWorshiper 7 місяців тому +10

      Well she identifies as little so maybe the childhood state resonates with her. How come people are not asking WHY a 27 yr old woman wants to get with a minor?

    • @ella6634
      @ella6634 7 місяців тому +37

      ​@@MoonwalkerWorshiperacting like that makes it okay 😭

    • @MoonwalkerWorshiper
      @MoonwalkerWorshiper 7 місяців тому +2

      @@ella6634 You think? I believe the law disagrees with you.

    • @alainer0611
      @alainer0611 7 місяців тому +55

      @@MoonwalkerWorshipershe thinks she’s little in terms of size 💀 she’s trying to get sympathy by saying she’s scared to be physically harmed, but she wouldnt be in this mess if she didn’t physically and emotionally manipulate her students for her own sick pleasure

    • @MoonwalkerWorshiper
      @MoonwalkerWorshiper 7 місяців тому +1

      @@alainer0611 Whatever she'll go to female prison.

  • @x.kenna.benna.x
    @x.kenna.benna.x 5 місяців тому +20

    I feel for Kimberly. I've never been drunk but someone very close to me struggles with alcohol abuse. I hope she gets the help she needs. Kim showed up to court drunk in November so she got arrested again. 😢

  • @BenGTheSun
    @BenGTheSun 5 місяців тому +16

    No person who had to desperately go to the bathroom could ever stand so still and normal as that woman XD I would be walking in place constantly

    • @holsg4363
      @holsg4363 4 місяці тому +2

      Very true.. during covid I had a long drive and was desperate for the toilet, had to queue to get into asda... by the time I got near the front I couldn't stand still and the security actually came and asked if I was OK 🤣🤣 was like no I'm gunna pee myself 🙈
      Also gota say I wouldn't be able to do them road side tests, if u make me lift my leg I'm def gunna end up with pee running down my leg haha

  • @nug203
    @nug203 6 місяців тому +2558

    The first lady got 20 years. I didn't see that coming.
    I was under the impression that a bunch of child predators get way lighter sentences than that.
    Good on that judge for laying the law down

    • @9snaps
      @9snaps 6 місяців тому +47

      Depends on the county and state and judge.

    • @carlaj2646
      @carlaj2646 6 місяців тому +162

      20 years was actually the minimum she could've gotten (max 44)

    • @jamildamon
      @jamildamon 6 місяців тому +130

      Then the next dude got only 8. Should of got the same sentence or worse.

    • @pengwin_
      @pengwin_ 6 місяців тому

      @@jamildamon 8x4

    • @SJ_Killingspree
      @SJ_Killingspree 6 місяців тому +64

      ​@@jamildamonthey did say 8 per child. Not that that's any better

  • @whisperflame427
    @whisperflame427 7 місяців тому +1331

    You're little? He was little, and you ripped his soul apart. She's lucky she didn't meet a mother like me or she wouldn't have had to wait until jail.

    • @brianconley9095
      @brianconley9095 7 місяців тому +33

      Annnnnd you’d be in jail too. But if someone did that to my kid. Yea I’d feel that too. But I’d let the law handle it. So I could be there for my kids not be in prison longer that teacher.

    • @TheFluffyBaron
      @TheFluffyBaron 7 місяців тому

      ​@@brianconley9095and if you get them in jail the prisoners with handle them

    • @shachede6828
      @shachede6828 7 місяців тому

      Almost every week on the news there is a white woman(teacher) sexually assaulting boys in her school! EVERY DAMM WEEK! It’s disgusting. What wrong with them. Every week no kidding I’m so angry!! 😡😡😡 always white

    • @heretic537
      @heretic537 7 місяців тому

      @@iqcarries7335 what the fuck is wrong with you? you belong in prison with her you perverted idiot.

    • @kosherre6243
      @kosherre6243 7 місяців тому +29

      ​@@iqcarries7335dont even come here and say that, freak.

  • @okidoll
    @okidoll 2 місяці тому +5

    " I have to go to the bathroom.." 150 times in a row is what she decided to go with? How freaking embarrassing. "I understand, but you're not going to piss in that bush over there!!!!" Officer, we all felt that.

  • @Snake_Venom130
    @Snake_Venom130 5 місяців тому +11

    “What happened here?” “I just need to go to the bathroom”😂

    • @alexlabs4858
      @alexlabs4858 28 днів тому +2

      If I hear “I just have to go to the bathroom” one more time I’m gonna freak out

  • @tommytaylor3255
    @tommytaylor3255 7 місяців тому +3627

    It's crazy how much sympathy that first teacher got. She was a grown ass woman taking advantage of a little boy and his classmates. She didn't "make a mistake", she changed the lives of all those children. She should've been interrogated like the freak in the second clip

    • @hb1949
      @hb1949 7 місяців тому +239

      White person and brown person. That’s the difference

    • @fatooshtkd
      @fatooshtkd 7 місяців тому +126

      @@hb1949 Sad to say, sometimes that's all it is.... and then the child is left alone, with all the guilt, for the rest of her days... no matter what color the child molester is.. They got off easy.

    • @scuffedharrypotter4733
      @scuffedharrypotter4733 7 місяців тому +241

      Yes indeed , however its counterintuitive for a interrogation, the idea is to produce a confession , being mean to a suspect will get you nowhere and will quickly make the suspect lawyer up , theres levels to this shit mane

    • @HolmWrecker
      @HolmWrecker 7 місяців тому +48

      There is only one suitable punishment for those that would even attempt steal a child's innocence.

    • @amandabatts2152
      @amandabatts2152 7 місяців тому +251

      @@hb1949or male vs female. Society tried to make it okay for women to harm children. Which makes zero sense to me

  • @ubergonk
    @ubergonk 5 місяців тому +123

    The amount of people in this comment section trying to justify a 27 y/o woman molesting a 13 y/o kid is actual insanity.

    • @gj5990
      @gj5990 3 місяці тому +2

      Depravity

    • @ziggyra4525
      @ziggyra4525 2 місяці тому

      Exactly. The top comments are trying justify it as she’s drunk. No. That doesn’t justify anything. She still traumatized the kid. She molested a minor. Women can be predators too. I may be a feminist, but when it comes to things like this, absolutely nothing can justify it

    • @suqmadiq1221
      @suqmadiq1221 2 місяці тому

      Yeah exactly because if the roles were reversed and it was a 27 year old man everyone would be saying put him under the jail so there's that

    • @suqmadiq1221
      @suqmadiq1221 2 місяці тому

      Exactly because if it was a 27 year old man people would say put him under the prison.

  • @jeneckhardt5482
    @jeneckhardt5482 14 днів тому +3

    Drunk and evil are 2 very different things. A predator is evil, a drunk just has a big problem.

  • @scotthildreth9508
    @scotthildreth9508 5 місяців тому +3

    I always love when you say “but if you thought ___ stopped here”. Makes me laugh, I figured it didn’t stop there, there was 20 more mins in the vid 🤣 love the channel

  • @robinfrinzi2064
    @robinfrinzi2064 7 місяців тому +2592

    The first woman’s actions were so disturbing and her main concern was herself and how she would be “torn apart” in jail. She deserves more than 20 years for her predatory behavior and abuse of power.

    • @error-try-again-later
      @error-try-again-later 6 місяців тому

      Her fakeass "I'm so widdle tee-hee" persona after what she did was so irritating.

    • @jordanpregent4081
      @jordanpregent4081 6 місяців тому

      Way more than 20 she literally had sex in front of students with a student I’m saying 50+

    • @junglegrawlix
      @junglegrawlix 6 місяців тому +102

      A while ago I got a hold of her case files. There were a few striking things. First: she really did seem to be a sincere, caring, good teacher with her other students (based on chat logs helping them with work online). Second, she said very concerning things that suggest a family history of abuse (asking two two boys if they were circumcised and saying that all the men in her family were circumcised. Like, why would she know that?). Third, obviously, just how brazen she was with some of her assaults (literally in the back of the classroom with other students present)

    • @arnaudduchamps90
      @arnaudduchamps90 6 місяців тому +7

      There's someting i dont understand. What did she exactly do? (Im not english so its kinda hard to understand)

    • @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204
      @factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204 6 місяців тому +62

      Most boys wouldn't find this disturbing

  • @DehydratedHumor
    @DehydratedHumor 6 місяців тому +2874

    The interview with the student from the first teacher is why I'm a big supporter of teaching kids the correct names for all of their body parts. It's important that they be able to communicate exactly what happened if something like this happens to them or a friend rather than calling anatomy things like "dingaling," "front bottom," "down there," or "cookie."

    • @TheWatchernator
      @TheWatchernator 6 місяців тому +148

      yeah - that's the job of the parents. I remember being freaked out when some teacher started to talk about her pubic hair.
      No thanks.

    • @Afatgrandma
      @Afatgrandma 6 місяців тому +250

      ​@@TheWatchernatorI mean, sex Ed is a thing they teach in school. Not all parents are present or able to teach about sex and consent properly and at an appropriate level for their age

    • @kylewhite2985
      @kylewhite2985 6 місяців тому +13

      No

    • @raffazaver
      @raffazaver 6 місяців тому +39

      this is not something to talk about at home or at school the kid clearly knew the real names of these body parts from internet don't you worry about that, but just imagine yourself at the age of 13 speaking about sex and all this stuff you would be at least shy or intimidated.

    • @TheWatchernator
      @TheWatchernator 6 місяців тому +149

      @@raffazaver
      "they'll learn on the Internet!"
      is a really bad didactic method

  • @maddetectusa
    @maddetectusa 4 місяці тому +1

    I love how this channel always cheers me up no matter what.

  • @rarelyrainy
    @rarelyrainy 4 місяці тому +6

    when the kid witness on the first clip was giving his account that really breaks my heart, he sounded so traumatized

  • @jazzisangry303
    @jazzisangry303 7 місяців тому +537

    That first teacher genuinely disgusted me. hearing that little guy explaining an act that he fully didn’t t even understand broke my heart. Most of my family has served time and my Grandma has told me what woman do to woman creeps and they definitely ripped her apart. All of these people deserve the worst in life.

    • @florenbaron7111
      @florenbaron7111 7 місяців тому +42

      Yes, she is an ev:il pe:doph:ile and her being a woman doesn't change that.

    • @askwhateverlol
      @askwhateverlol 7 місяців тому

      What do women do to women creeps in prison?

    • @fluphybunny930
      @fluphybunny930 7 місяців тому +2

      She works as a tutor in the prison. Great isn't it

    • @stoojinator
      @stoojinator 7 місяців тому +20

      @@fluphybunny930she's a tutor to adults, not kids. And she's under strict supervision. Most inmates do some sort of work to help cover their costs and to try and rehabilitate.

    • @katiekatie272
      @katiekatie272 7 місяців тому +7

      First drunk teacher is a bit harsh, the others 100%.
      Hate to see more corrupt cops helping friends too. Imagine if they didn't have body cameras...

  • @look-at-curry-man2206
    @look-at-curry-man2206 7 місяців тому +477

    Seeing grown men cry when they know they commited a disgusting crime is so embarrasing and pathetic.

    • @johnmichaels4330
      @johnmichaels4330 7 місяців тому +38

      Still love to see it though.

    • @Smoove_J
      @Smoove_J 7 місяців тому +39

      That guy looked like a linebacker, then he started crying and asking for his mommy. Sad.

    • @look-at-curry-man2206
      @look-at-curry-man2206 7 місяців тому +13

      @@johnmichaels4330 True, kids need more protection nowadays

    • @Jeff-66
      @Jeff-66 7 місяців тому +31

      It's understandable when you realize he's coming to terms with 20 years behind bars and knowing how pedos are treated in prison. He's basically mourning the loss of his life.

    • @str8xrippin
      @str8xrippin 7 місяців тому

      Seeing you cry is pathetic and disgusting. Look at you being all edgy towards a natural reaction. What a tough guy

  • @novasmit1701
    @novasmit1701 5 місяців тому +34

    I honestly felt really bad for Kimberly. I cried at one point. I do understand them, and I believe she should be fired. However, her crying and pleading for her job, together with the fun shirt she was wearing, and the overall fact that she just looks so sweet, did really made me tear up. I think they should let her go to rehab, then give her another shot, maybe while being supervised.

    • @luunix6793
      @luunix6793 2 місяці тому

      i dont think it would be legal after she endangered the kids

  • @uwuumadz
    @uwuumadz 5 місяців тому +2

    “i’m little. they’re gonna tear me apart.”
    i would be worrying about them hearing your charge, not your size. you being small is just a bonus for them.

  • @TesserasNerfRoom
    @TesserasNerfRoom 6 місяців тому +820

    If you take a shot every time she says “I just have to go to the bathroom” you’ll end up as drunk as she is

    • @fastest1321
      @fastest1321 6 місяців тому

      Holy shit, you're the first I saw comment on that lady. "I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking-I'm asking"
      Like hooooooooly shit shut up woman

    • @jennathrem1462
      @jennathrem1462 6 місяців тому +11

      Lol true 😂😂😂😂

    • @loveyoursign2923
      @loveyoursign2923 6 місяців тому +1

      😂😂😂😂

    • @XzeroNetwork
      @XzeroNetwork 6 місяців тому +31

      I think she had to go to the bathroom

    • @rha101
      @rha101 5 місяців тому +15

      It's a little hard to count but I came up with 18. Hic.

  • @HeisenbergFam
    @HeisenbergFam 7 місяців тому +1874

    "im little, they are gonna tear me apart" gotta love how she tries to avoid jail by trying to sound "sweet & innocent"

  • @marylee7460
    @marylee7460 4 місяці тому +3

    Omg, how traumatizing for this kid to witness this vile a** teacher do this with a student! Sick people out here. That was disturbing to listen to- I can’t imagine seeing it. How dumb is the teacher to have children “watch out”. Sick lady!!! Sick! I pray for these children.

  • @NancyGomez-iy5om
    @NancyGomez-iy5om 5 місяців тому +3

    Lmao “I’m little…they’re gonna tear me apart 🥺” is giving Colleen Ballinger

  • @foxxgirl6356
    @foxxgirl6356 6 місяців тому +1705

    I love the female cop interviewing the second man. You can tell she’s trying so hard to hold herself back. But she’s still being stern with him. We need more cops like her

    • @bernadinetempleton656
      @bernadinetempleton656 6 місяців тому +93

      She wasn't a good interrogator. Neither was the first guy.

    • @bryanroldan5485
      @bryanroldan5485 6 місяців тому +12

      I’m also in love with her

    • @antonietagomez48
      @antonietagomez48 6 місяців тому +28

      @@bernadinetempleton656I agree but she was trying so hard to not yell to the guy so I guess she deserves respect for that

    • @jimmyzugular8297
      @jimmyzugular8297 6 місяців тому +50

      She was an awful interrogator despite her intentions

    • @jorami4838
      @jorami4838 6 місяців тому

      ​@@jimmyzugular8297what made her "awful?" Please explain. 🪑

  • @LorraineVirginie
    @LorraineVirginie 7 місяців тому +611

    It's honestly amazing how the drunk teacher was able to appear so relatively composed with how drunk she actually was. Dang.

    • @Mendingheartshomestead
      @Mendingheartshomestead 7 місяців тому +57

      A lot of heavy drinkers/alcoholics never hit 0.00 or they can function at higher levels than someone who doesn’t drink much. It can even get to the point that their body goes into failure if they don’t have alcohol in their bodies (detox must be done in a hospital with prescribed alcohol to prevent this). My late husband was an alcoholic and looking back he was able to hide it a lot of the time but I’d catch it today if I saw the same behaviors.

    • @LorraineVirginie
      @LorraineVirginie 7 місяців тому +10

      @@Mendingheartshomestead very true, I’m sure you’re right and that’s why she seemed relatively “normal” for how high her blood alcohol levels were.

    • @KiPisMe
      @KiPisMe 7 місяців тому +22

      I'd say she would be considered a functioning alcoholic. She is so far into it that she needs to drink to feel "normal".

    • @somexp12
      @somexp12 7 місяців тому +9

      Many people can look normal at 0.24. They don't even need that much practice. 0.08 is much lower than what you'd expect. At 0.08, a lot of people are not even aware themselves that they have any alcohol in them. (If this is the morning after, they might wrongly assume that they've sobered up.)
      I actually think it was (at least until they found the cup) very plausible she just drank the night before. Many years ago, I had a similar experience. Drank the night before, woke up in the morning, felt normal, and drove to work. I didn't notice I was tipsy until I got there and stepped out of my car. I then excused myself for the next several hours by confessing (yes, I was knowingly falling on my sword - I was representing my organization's authority structure and I didn't want my subordinates to smell me), expecting to sober up before I returned. When I returned, however, I blew a 0.14. 0.14 was from the night before, and I had only barely noticed it.

    • @nevyn_karres
      @nevyn_karres 7 місяців тому +10

      I mate of a mate did his residency in Ireland, on the wall in the staff room was a copy of a blood test that read 0.71, he thought it was a joke until he met the doctor who took the test - the person could not function normally until he had drunk a 750ml bottle of whiskey, that was just to get to normal functioning level.

  • @EatMe420
    @EatMe420 4 місяці тому +4

    "Im little, theyre gonna tear me apart in there."
    The mind you tore apart was little. Forced to grow up too fast. Without priper guidance.now this boy will go on to have an unusual and distorted view on what sex and love is.

  • @donielleroberts3764
    @donielleroberts3764 5 місяців тому +2

    I love how the drunk teacher asked if she was gonna be fired as if she thought he would say no 🤣

  • @krystanoelll
    @krystanoelll 7 місяців тому +868

    The fact that someone doesn’t have a prior criminal record should never even be a thought when it comes to crimes against children.

    • @impalamama7302
      @impalamama7302 7 місяців тому +45

      For real. Rarely do child predators get caught the first time they do it.

    • @LILCUB6704
      @LILCUB6704 6 місяців тому +6

      They have a bunch of people in the other comments saying it's acholism and feel bad for her I'm really concerned on why they feel bad for a predator I'm my eyes treat everybody equal she did bad things to kids and should pay the price

    • @aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470
      @aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470 6 місяців тому

      ​@@LILCUB6704exactly

    • @Mark-uh4zd
      @Mark-uh4zd 6 місяців тому +25

      @@LILCUB6704 being an alcoholic and a child SA predator are two completely different things. You’re crazy if you think those two things are even on the same level
      Of seriousness.

    • @LILCUB6704
      @LILCUB6704 6 місяців тому

      Huh?

  • @cringecola1742
    @cringecola1742 6 місяців тому +641

    The things that the teacher and student did is terrible enough, but the fact a KID had to stand in the classroom and watch them do it and look out for other teacher is even worse. She knew what she was doing wrong because she had someone else watch out because she knew she would get in trouble. This is so disgusting and gross.

    • @warmomo1227
      @warmomo1227 6 місяців тому +54

      honestly it shook me when he said he was a lookout like mannnnnnn

    • @JamesBiggar
      @JamesBiggar 6 місяців тому +61

      The 'student' was also a kid. She had one kid watch while she violated the other.

    • @blitzie66
      @blitzie66 6 місяців тому

      disgusting monster all around

    • @AndyTremble
      @AndyTremble 6 місяців тому +56

      The fact that the kid didn't want to be nearby to witness what was going on was heartbreaking, too. He knew what was occurring was wrong, and he was helpless to stop it while it happened in his presence. Both kids were traumatised.

    • @GR-bn3xj
      @GR-bn3xj 6 місяців тому +14

      What is so weird is she could probably have any man she with her looks wanted but chose a 6th grader

  • @MelissaHall-pv5wi
    @MelissaHall-pv5wi 29 днів тому +2

    That teacher from Oklahoma actually had a legit issue. She was a functional alcoholic. She even showed up to court after that incident drunk and got arrested again. My heart really goes out to her. I hope she got the help she needed

  • @jackb7658
    @jackb7658 5 місяців тому +2

    Bro really said “it’s someone you would least expect” then showed a usual suspect 😂

  • @Maiden_to_mother
    @Maiden_to_mother 7 місяців тому +1950

    The drunk teacher isn’t evil, she’s just really sad

    • @reggrez8256
      @reggrez8256 7 місяців тому +95

      I was extremely touched to see how deep her struggles took her.

    • @tfxreference8562
      @tfxreference8562 7 місяців тому +25

      no idea why she was arrested tho...

    • @tigwe6
      @tigwe6 7 місяців тому +108

      @@tfxreference8562because she wouldn’t provide the name and number of someone to pick her up. They couldn’t allow her to drive

    • @akitalady
      @akitalady 7 місяців тому

      I disagree. She's been driving drunk for a long time. Drunk drivers are evil. They murder people.

    • @robmullin1128
      @robmullin1128 7 місяців тому +131

      Someone with an addiction is not evil. As an Addiction Counselor it really bothered me to see her classified as “evil”. As if teachers are somehow no longer human.

  • @Opti
    @Opti 6 місяців тому +5385

    I see many comments pointing this out and I like your videos a lot but I just also wanted to say that the woman who was arrested and fired for drinking is definitely not "evil." While I think she should have been fired and charged for what she did but to paint her out as "evil" just doesn't seem fair to me when it is someone who is clearly dealing with treatable mental illness. The woman described herself as an anxious wreck with depressive thoughts - many people in this circumstances do become alcoholics. I think she needs professional help and perhaps even rehab but she's not on the same level as these people who were literally sexually assaulting children.

    • @kdawson020279
      @kdawson020279 6 місяців тому +322

      As an alcoholic in long-term recovery (14 years), I agree wholeheartedly. I get no enjoyment out of watching videos of drunk people who are in need of a support system and hurting deeply who make terrible choices. I'm not saying they don't deserve consequences, I just think that if I were in such a video, I would have an even greater trigger for self-medication and a desire to quit being alive. I am all about transparency, but watching her is just painful. She's not evil, just broken and in need of serious intervention.

    • @jenicidediablos9957
      @jenicidediablos9957 6 місяців тому +83

      I agree. As someone else going through a hard time and also having a substance problem it's really easy to kinda fall into it further and it getting out of control. I really hope she gets the help she needs.

    • @juansalgado6212
      @juansalgado6212 6 місяців тому

      We As Men Need To Start Avoiding Women Like This..

    • @thomeg492
      @thomeg492 6 місяців тому +88

      I don't think she is evil either, but I think her endangering all of those children was pretty egregious. I hope she learns from this lesson that her drinking negatively impacts those around her, and even puts innocent, helpless people in danger. Maybe then she will be able to find the motivation to help herself.

    • @TinySmug
      @TinySmug 6 місяців тому +54

      Criminals are criminals, evil is evil, nothing will improve when people keep minimizing and making excuses for unacceptable behavior. Pedophilia is a mental deviation from the norm but you don't seem inclined to defend it as much as you do alcoholism. Neither is acceptable, stop making excuses for evil actions.

  • @InterdimensionalAngel
    @InterdimensionalAngel 3 місяці тому +2

    The last chick hahahah "yes sir my father's dead and I have to just go to the BAHthroom" hahaha

  • @ashlynnjenkins6410
    @ashlynnjenkins6410 4 місяці тому +5

    Whoever gave that man who touched little girls 8 years deserves jail time themselves. Those girls will be traumatized for life, but he only gets 8 years?

    • @zorrodelaspraderas3840
      @zorrodelaspraderas3840 2 місяці тому

      i don't know how to multiply, but if it satisfy you, i think it was eight years For Each victim, total = 24

    • @winterwulf1995
      @winterwulf1995 2 місяці тому +1

      I've said it before and I'll say it again:
      The dead ones don't reoffend

    • @zorrodelaspraderas3840
      @zorrodelaspraderas3840 2 місяці тому

      and to satisfy your bloodthirst too, Wolfy, it's quite probably he would die in prison.

    • @ajc-ff5cm
      @ajc-ff5cm Місяць тому

      8 years per count, 4 counts, served consecutively. 8 x 4 = 32 years.

  • @noodlesofoodles
    @noodlesofoodles 7 місяців тому +737

    there’s something so ironic to me about a school official asking to go to the bathroom and being told no. soothes my soul for all those pees i could never take “because that’s what lunch is for”

    • @YewrinePish
      @YewrinePish 7 місяців тому +63

      You gotta pee your pants. That's what all the cool kids are doing.

    • @CurlyFromTheSwirly
      @CurlyFromTheSwirly 7 місяців тому

      You should have urinated on the desk.

    • @pacperson
      @pacperson 7 місяців тому +19

      You’re only cool…if you pee your pants

    • @ConnieBlake44
      @ConnieBlake44 7 місяців тому +22

      I’m not sure why the police officers were so lenient with the Coach, considering he’s being arrested for molesting two young girls.

    • @deadmau56661
      @deadmau56661 7 місяців тому +11

      I think she has to go to the bathroom

  • @tomsevcik1792
    @tomsevcik1792 7 місяців тому +870

    Just had to say the teacher getting drunk on the first day is far less evil if even evil at all than the others. I wouldn’t label her as evil rather someone deeply struggling w/ alcoholism. Child preds I have absolutely no sympathy for…

    • @clareodonnell4924
      @clareodonnell4924 7 місяців тому +41

      😮 yeah I felt a bit bad for the drunk teacher she was clearly struggling and those cops were really as*holes

    • @derekbee1743
      @derekbee1743 7 місяців тому +10

      Agreed. Their actions were awful - the poor woman is obviously struggling.

    • @ianmacfarlane1241
      @ianmacfarlane1241 7 місяців тому +34

      Would you want someone who was three times the drink driving limit looking after your children?
      She might not have been as "evil" as the others, but she refused to accept any responsibility and continued to lie.

    • @coochiesl4yer696
      @coochiesl4yer696 7 місяців тому +15

      @@ianmacfarlane1241agreed, like yes we all feel the same way, but don’t act like you’d be ok with having an adult around ur kid at school intoxicated and is impaired at the moment. if you focus only on the part abt why she did it then ur the problem, you need to see everything from every angle

    • @who-_-Cares
      @who-_-Cares 7 місяців тому

      Her husband probably hits her like a piece of shit. Poor lady...

  • @dogwalkerlindsey
    @dogwalkerlindsey 5 місяців тому +3

    This is absolutely disgusting. The Zamora lady at 7:30 - who had sex with a kid while making another one be the lookout - and knowing he could fully see what they were doing. That kids face was blurred out but I heard his voice. He was barely 12 years old. Absolutely appalling. Those kids will be forever damaged and scarred.

  • @ChaZcaTriX
    @ChaZcaTriX 3 місяці тому +2

    I'm kinda confused by people protecting the drunk teacher, saying she's a victim and needs help...
    And in her behavior I only see indignation and impunity. "Yeah, that's 'red juice', and you're going to take that lie and let me go". If she acted this way with superiors, what did her students have to endure?

  • @nayelibec
    @nayelibec 7 місяців тому +155

    My heart absolutely broke during the first story when the child witness was recounting what he saw his GROWN A- teacher and his child classmate doing. He sounded so uncomfortable and couldn’t really pronounce those words properly. I hope all children involved including the classmates were offered therapy.

  • @nekonya1996
    @nekonya1996 6 місяців тому +996

    When I heard that kid describing what the first teacher was doing I was absolutely flabbergasted.
    That is one of the most disturbing things I have probably ever heard

    • @user-qc4rn7hv4f
      @user-qc4rn7hv4f 6 місяців тому +109

      And yet somehow a lady who made a stupid decision to show up drunk makes it on this list with actual child rapists

    • @alexisj3087
      @alexisj3087 6 місяців тому +1

      You think that’s bad, look into the Hampstead case.

    • @EmilyGraceTarot83
      @EmilyGraceTarot83 6 місяців тому +1

      @@alexisj3087I will. Thank you.

    • @pavlovasupernova1013
      @pavlovasupernova1013 6 місяців тому +9

      You must lead a very sheltered life. That is tame compared to so many things i have heard & seen.
      I mean, look up Westley Allan Dodd, Peter Kurten or Albert Fish then come back & tell me the first story is still the most disturbing thing you've ever heard. That's just 3 of hundreds of people who did far more disturbing things than that. I wish I could go back to that level of innocence

    • @nekonya1996
      @nekonya1996 6 місяців тому +2

      @@pavlovasupernova1013 I completely forgot Albert fish existed tbh

  • @codegeek98
    @codegeek98 3 місяці тому

    Great clips to go to sleep to lol, the detectives have such soothing voices (probably practiced on purpose to put interviewees at ease)

  • @def-c_616
    @def-c_616 4 місяці тому +2

    Holy shit, that principal mentioning the bathroom 100 times gave me second-hand annoyance.
    It made me wanna turn into the incredible Hulk, rip a toilet out of the ground, & throw it at her shouting “HERE IS YOUR FRICKIN’ BATHROOM!!!”

  • @ashleylittlefoot14
    @ashleylittlefoot14 7 місяців тому +66

    The little boy talking about the sexual assault he witnessed against his classmate was so sad. He sounds so little. I hope they do tear her apart in jail. She deserves that and more.

  • @cherachapin3826
    @cherachapin3826 6 місяців тому +506

    In 9th grade I had a teacher who was going through chemo treatments or had just finished them (not exactly sure which) but absolutely every student believed he was skunk ass drunk every day. We never said nothin, cause we felt bad about the cancer. Like he didn't need to lose his job too. I can't imagine he felt good, ever. Maybe he wasn't drunk and it was just the chemo making him appear to be drunk, but he looked bad.
    We were always extra quiet when he turned on the history films and no one ever got out of their seats when he passed out and started snoring. He was a nice guy, and we just felt bad for him. Also, he didn't drive so there was no worries about him driving drunk.
    I can't imagine him getting lumped in with "evil" sexual preditors, just because he MAY or may not be an alcoholic. He didn't hit no kids or scream at us or anything bad at all. He tried to stick to a decent lesson plan and on days when he "just couldn't do it" he got out the history films and we would take tests on those a day or two later.

    • @masterofshadows8904
      @masterofshadows8904 6 місяців тому +81

      Chemo makes you so tired - it very well could have just been the chemo. They'll also sometimes give you painkillers when you're on chemo - so it could have been that too. Prayers for that guy

    • @user-tl8wx1bu1f
      @user-tl8wx1bu1f 6 місяців тому +62

      What great kids u were for your teacher. I'm a cancer survivor. Chemo gives u the runs and makes u throw up and you get dehydrated which can make u appear drunk bc you're weak.
      Reading this I realize how blessed I was bc my coworkers donated 700 hours of sick leave to me and $2000. My company had an employee foundation and paid my house payment, power bill, insurance and groceries for 3 months. Even with health insurance I still had many medical bills.
      I found out too after testing for cancer that I had other health issues and had to have 2 more surgeries not cancer related.
      It is sad that an educator had to struggle to work while so sick...likely it was so he could keep his health insurance. Also I promise yall that you students not causing him problems did not go unnoticed by him.
      The greatest gift I got from my illness was knowing how much I was loved and how deeply I loved back.
      I bristle when ppl speak badly of how kids act today. It's been my experience they act much kinder than some adults I know.
      I sure am proud of the kindness you showed.
      Never lose that. As humans the best we can do for each other is love one another.

    • @Strawn149
      @Strawn149 5 місяців тому +19

      That says something about your character ❤️

    • @sn1ffy85
      @sn1ffy85 5 місяців тому

      Cool “story”. Sounds like a bunch of idiot 9th graders. How proud…

    • @peagames2002
      @peagames2002 5 місяців тому +5

      My 5-7th grade was with an elderly lady that had fought 3 breast cancers in her youth. She was still very determined, and I can imagine the toll it would've brought to her work and health to deal with cancers. She was also someone who quit smoking and drinking at her time. I see her time to time since we live close, and we reminisce her time as a teacher. She was one who supported me when my parents were unable despite attempts to due the tough rules of school forbidding elevating student's position to a normal school in special school. It was a taboo for someone with disability in brain to enroll in normal school due being bullied or left behind in school assignments. It was the time I was still very stubborn in idea just 'taking it easy', and being called 'special', committed to being slow cause school system itself is slow. Either students were put down on floor due lack of challenge in school assignments or other frustration that students were dealing with. Whether positive or negative was nullified and put physically down. It really makes me wonder if I should write a book about the school system in my country.

  • @ChillTheChilli
    @ChillTheChilli 5 місяців тому +3

    The drunk teacher bit is kinda funny to me because my arts teacher in high school would smoke joints in the storage room and just toss it out the window when one of us came in lol. He was a great teacher tbh

  • @LeojusticeTV
    @LeojusticeTV 5 місяців тому +1

    For the last one 😂😂😂 “Ma’am, please go to the cell…”
    He had to say “Ma’am.” So many times… I would’ve lost it tbh. Kudos for this guy’s patience..

  • @halie051994
    @halie051994 6 місяців тому +161

    The fact the first teacher could even do that in a classroom around other students is mortifying.

    • @MarkSentMe
      @MarkSentMe 6 місяців тому +18

      Blatant! Totally thought that what she was doing was OK and had that other kid as a lookout! Unbelievable.

    • @DeadPixel1105
      @DeadPixel1105 6 місяців тому

      "Mortifying" means to feel embarrassed. It doesn't mean "shock and horror". Please stop misusing the word. Do you misuse the word "literally" as well?

    • @TrappedInAVoid
      @TrappedInAVoid 6 місяців тому

      @@DeadPixel1105 why be such an asshole?

    • @korilakkuma4374
      @korilakkuma4374 6 місяців тому +2

      @@DeadPixel1105it’s not that deep

    • @elsie3724
      @elsie3724 6 місяців тому

      @@DeadPixel1105chill out. Some people seem to have the understanding that mortifying is somehow synonymous with terrifying or something. You can correct people without being an AH about it. You’re not better than someone for just making different minor mistakes in your life - because we ALL make them. Plus plenty of people speak multiple languages and English isn’t everyone’s first.

  • @BlueIvysAssistant
    @BlueIvysAssistant 7 місяців тому +136

    I love how the first teacher defaulted to using that meek little girl voice to try and get herself out of trouble.

    • @Mehki227
      @Mehki227 6 місяців тому +19

      😂I call it white girl voice and it's BS😂

    • @TranswealthyTrillionaire
      @TranswealthyTrillionaire 6 місяців тому +17

      @@Mehki227 Don't bring race into this, racist

    • @alphiebi
      @alphiebi 6 місяців тому +1

      @@TranswealthyTrillionaire fr

    • @autumn_sunday
      @autumn_sunday 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@TranswealthyTrillionaire I mean, he isn't wrong, but he isn't exactly right. Usually, it's people (mainly women) with European descent who make a weirdly cutesy and innocent voice. Others can, too, but I'm assuming they explained it to be people of European descent because of the content that's shared around the internet that features white women making a weirdly high-pitched voice.

    • @TranswealthyTrillionaire
      @TranswealthyTrillionaire 6 місяців тому +1

      @@autumn_sunday That's still racist. Skin color shouldn't even be mentioned, everyone is human. I've also seen way more Japanese people do the "anime voice", but I don't call it the "Asian woman voice", because that would be degrading and dehumanizing Asian women, which is both racist and misogynistic.

  • @royalbee1283
    @royalbee1283 Місяць тому +2

    The first one was so deceptive, she was trying to seem like an innocent girl who make mistakes and the detective acted as if he was taking her bullshit, then hit her with that, "so you gonna go to jail" and she wss like "but i am small" and he was like, "welp, you can call for help on your way there 😊"

  • @hillarybillary21
    @hillarybillary21 28 днів тому +2

    As soon as I heard Zamoras baby voice I knew we were dealing with a psychopath

  • @TANATOR02
    @TANATOR02 6 місяців тому +346

    Holy moly Zamora got 20 years??? Thank god. I remember this CASE. When it became news most people were thinking she would get a few months. Its good to see her locked away. There is more to it too. Her husband called the victims family and wanted to settle things without court. When you hear him speak he first denied anything happened and then he said it was not that bad. He was also sued by the family of the victim because he knew (and admitted to it on the call) and never called the authorities.

    • @JimmyCeesAll
      @JimmyCeesAll 6 місяців тому +4

      That was the minimum…

    • @ace88bf
      @ace88bf 5 місяців тому +26

      He also is still very adamant that she didn't do anything and all the allegations are false. It makes me very concerned that he is also involved in the same shit as his cretin wife

    • @satan3959
      @satan3959 5 місяців тому +6

      About 5 or 6 years ago, a substitute teacher at my old high school got arrested right in front of a class because he got caught selling coke and meth to teens. While, even though I don't view all drug dealers as evil, especially on the same level as a predator, it certainly was an evil act. He at least confessed that he was doing it and plead guilty in court. He needed help himself, as he was a meth addict.

    • @sunshizzleyou
      @sunshizzleyou 5 місяців тому +2

      The horrific emotional rollercoaster her husband must have gone through. I’m sure being lied to at first by Britney but then covering up her lies himself almost trying to avoid the pending consequences and extreme heartbreak and change to his life.

    • @tablescissors67
      @tablescissors67 5 місяців тому

      Interesting. Maybe he’s the one that groomed his wife, sometimes it’s COUPLES that are into that kind of exploitation.

  • @untamed_tellurian
    @untamed_tellurian 7 місяців тому +567

    As a former child victim, this disturbs me. As a parent, this terrifies me.

    • @tarraturner670
      @tarraturner670 7 місяців тому +11

      Same this terrifies me. My daughter is in 6th grade. You have to always be on alert.

    • @AnotherSeeker
      @AnotherSeeker 7 місяців тому +8

      :( Stay Strong. May no evil find you or your family ever again.

    • @xo2quilt
      @xo2quilt 7 місяців тому +6

      As a retired teacher, I would suggest home schooling your children. Honestly, if I could, I would move to where I could homeschool my grandchildren.

    • @kirstenperkins6898
      @kirstenperkins6898 7 місяців тому +3

      Same. I’m lucky I can homeschool my children right now and chose to do so because I was a child victim as well. We hurt financially because of it but we really need to figure out this issue for all of the children who don’t have this option. It’s so scary.

    • @loveudon6972
      @loveudon6972 7 місяців тому +1

      Homeschool your kids and watch them like a hawk in public and never let them go to sleep overs even at relatives places unless they are old enough and big enough and know how to defend themselves.

  • @robinmadden688
    @robinmadden688 5 місяців тому +2

    i am always disgusted when child predators decide to break down crying after theyre caught its just sickening. you know theyre never sorry for what they did, theyre only upset cause they got caught, and you can bet your ass if they werent caught they would still be creating victims out of people they think they have power over. absolutely revolting excuses for human beings

  • @DelbaKV
    @DelbaKV 4 місяці тому

    Detective Williams - I hope you see my comment because I just wanna congratulate to the exceptionally fast growth of your channel. You deserve every bit of it and I will also admit that I've watched all your videos on my second monitor whilst playing games on my other monitor. You're a very great storyteller and you deserve it all. I know this video is 2 months old, but this is the one I'm watching atm, so the comment falls on here. Never stop doing what you are doing mate.

  • @gracebergeon2155
    @gracebergeon2155 7 місяців тому +643

    i hate that people are saying they wish the first lady was their teacher. child molestation is never, ever okay. even when its a young, attractive teacher abusing a young boy. it doesnt give him "bragging rights" or make him "cooler" and no one should be jealous of a child who is being abused. i hope that young boy and the other students she got involved will be able to heal and move on and that the teacher realizes how messed up her actions were. and if you feel jealous of that young boy, i hope you find some perspective.

    • @Asageun
      @Asageun 7 місяців тому +108

      Fr, all these people don't understand how serious this is. That boy is traumatized for life.

    • @darsVl
      @darsVl 7 місяців тому +108

      @@Asageunespecially since he is young his view of women and sex will forever be altered

    • @Asageun
      @Asageun 7 місяців тому +4

      @@darsVl yeah

    • @Johnieboi
      @Johnieboi 7 місяців тому

      I’m sure they are okay with pedo men as well..as long as they are good looking.

    • @CurlyFromTheSwirly
      @CurlyFromTheSwirly 7 місяців тому +75

      ​@@naomikon_
      Cause they're ignorant.
      Most of us boys had crushes on 1 or more female teachers.
      But it stayed there as fantasy.
      We grew up and understood it wasn't right.
      They didn't grow up and learn.

  • @RapWeasel22
    @RapWeasel22 7 місяців тому +81

    Take a shot every time that principal said she needed to go to the bathroom & you too will be as drunk as she was lmao

  • @EMOJITHECORGI
    @EMOJITHECORGI 5 місяців тому +2

    As a teacher the first one is disgusting...13!?! Elementary school?! She deserves everything she gets in jail. And what happened to the saying "under 18 gets you 25 to life"?

  • @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD
    @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD 4 місяці тому +2

    Lmfao 😂😂😂 they all got EMBARRASSED 😂

  • @lgbthc231
    @lgbthc231 7 місяців тому +158

    Legend has it, the principal still has to go to the bathroom

    • @MarkSentMe
      @MarkSentMe 6 місяців тому +5

      She's wearing Depends now...she's fine (she even said so multiple times in the video!)

    • @shadaewilliams2130
      @shadaewilliams2130 6 місяців тому +2

      😂

    • @RachelJay92
      @RachelJay92 6 місяців тому +9

      They should've asked her if she had a hall pass 😅

    • @ParlayPresh
      @ParlayPresh 6 місяців тому

      She was annoying as hell!

  • @iyishahlomax5227
    @iyishahlomax5227 7 місяців тому +289

    The cheerleader coach blows my mind. How are you able to break down in tears like that knowing what you're capable of? Just evil.

    • @user-ze2sf8mx5c
      @user-ze2sf8mx5c 7 місяців тому +1

      Never have I seen a police give the Pedofile a free call. Because they do the same thing he does.

    • @tarasadventures4415
      @tarasadventures4415 7 місяців тому +78

      I hate how overly nice the arresting officers were. Tf y’all uncuff him and hug him for!? Gross

    • @mjwillgohs1234
      @mjwillgohs1234 7 місяців тому +36

      Him balling his eyes out was hilarious

    • @zacherymulvany6072
      @zacherymulvany6072 7 місяців тому

      Crocodile tears they're crying because they know they're fucked not because they feel bad for what they did

    • @stephaniefarley1236
      @stephaniefarley1236 7 місяців тому +40

      Thank you that's what I thought. It's all good when he's preying on innocent children yet he can ball like a baby because he got caught. Sick and pathetic.🤬🤬🤬

  • @chrisyates5265
    @chrisyates5265 2 місяці тому +1

    There’s a special place in hell for predators who sneak into the place children are supposed to feel the safest.

  • @sjdjsjdjddnjdd
    @sjdjsjdjddnjdd 4 місяці тому +1

    I'm from S. Korea, and when I was a kid it was normal for me to get beat up by "teachers" who don't deserve to be not just teachers but also humans everyday, mostly for not doing homework or according to how many wrong answers I had in quizzes, etc, not even for hurting someone else or so. They rather tried to hide the issues about bullying while they always kept beating me and other kids for wrong answers and small things and proudly talking about their experience of abusing and torturing kids at their previous schools in front of me and other kids.
    When I was in grade 2 I got punched on my face by my homeroom teacher to be made an example of how they would end up if they ever disobey him. And a few months later by the same guy, I was beat up with all of his limbs and broom, dragged into the teachers' office in front of other teachers. But none of them ever stopped him from beating me despite bleeding from my head. Another horrifying thing is that my parents only visited him to complain that he beat me up this much, instead of calling the cops, which means that they were not aware of that this is a crime. Well, even if they had called the cops it would have made no difference at all. And back then even the police didn't care about it and just walked away even when they got a report for domestic violence, saying that it's just a family issue. Until a few years ago, when a video of several "teachers", who don't deserve to be both teachers and humans, beat their students brutally(one of the kids even had a haemophilia and he got beat up until he started bleeding) and when a bunch of kids were found dead by their parents and some malnourished kids escaped from theirs, child abuse wasn't even a big issue in Korea at all.
    But now it's the opposite. Now kids beat up their teachers. Well, the whole society there is just screwed up so it doesn't surprise me at all

  • @elvispressplay7735
    @elvispressplay7735 6 місяців тому +837

    I feel absolutely awful for the teacher who was caught intoxicated at school. It really seems like there's a lot more going on to this story than what we see here. If her B/A level was three times the legal limit, she would have seemed a lot more drunk than she was. She seems completely sober.
    While she shouldn't be teaching she's definitely not a monster. She needs help. She also seems to be very afraid of her husband. I hope she's okay now.

    • @jax993
      @jax993 6 місяців тому +51

      I sorta agree, somethings causing her drinking & almost a functioning alcoholic

    • @elvispressplay7735
      @elvispressplay7735 6 місяців тому +45

      @@jax993 I'm curious if she had taken a sip of her beverage just before the test. They said they could smell it in her cup AFTER the test was administered. If she had a fresh drink in her mouth, that could explain why her numbers were so high compared to her behavior.
      She's not acting drunk. She's nervous about the inquiry and she seems terrified of her husband finding out. That concerns me.
      Obviously she shouldn't be drinking around kids. I'm not defending that. It just seems like there are other factors that weren't presented in this inquiry.

    • @nodruj8681
      @nodruj8681 6 місяців тому

      She didnt wanna call the husband because she's embarrassed, you simps always look for an excuse for female behavior.. tryna make it seem like the husband is the issue.

    • @daniellecodding8541
      @daniellecodding8541 6 місяців тому +35

      I saw a second video of her, she showed up to her court appearance drunk. she was arrested again, released to her husband and apparently he took her straight to rehab. at least the comments of the second video said she was went to rehab.

    • @HarryFlashmanVC
      @HarryFlashmanVC 5 місяців тому +10

      Alcoholic, thank goodness for her and for the kids that they caught her.

  • @boxing388
    @boxing388 6 місяців тому +275

    I come from a family of drunks. I know it’s harsh, but the drunk teacher needed this confrontation. Hitting rock bottom is what it takes to get moving in the right direction.

    • @DesertBirdie
      @DesertBirdie 6 місяців тому +1

      I'm in recovery and completely agree.

    • @cathyvice7135
      @cathyvice7135 6 місяців тому +12

      I agree but the comments here are arguing that her case doesn’t belong here among sex offenders. I hope she did hit rock bottom and was able to get help.

    • @Exlover87
      @Exlover87 6 місяців тому +3

      Unfortunately, she was arrested again at the courthouse for public intox when she was there to see the judge in this case

    • @kaseybaldwin-ie2wu
      @kaseybaldwin-ie2wu 6 місяців тому

      Yup. Better be this than a DWI

    • @kaseybaldwin-ie2wu
      @kaseybaldwin-ie2wu 6 місяців тому

      ​@@Exlover87damn. Now that's a real alcoholic

  • @GachaSkyfox
    @GachaSkyfox 4 місяці тому +2

    The first kid that got interviewed broke my heart. I cant believe a young child got to witness all that..

  • @canyondubois8621
    @canyondubois8621 5 місяців тому

    That last lady kept saying “bathroom” same way every time 😂 that shit is burned into my mind 😅😂😂😂😂

  • @darkknight1340
    @darkknight1340 7 місяців тому +1394

    It was a bit harsh to put the ,alleged drunk teacher in the same category as the rest of those predators who deserve all that is coming to them.Listening to the child trying to describe what the teacher was doing to the 13 year old boy was just heartbreaking.

    • @s_sunshower
      @s_sunshower 7 місяців тому +66

      agreed, i'd just call her negligent and she needs to get help for whatever drinking problem she might have. the other teachers who went out of their way to traumatize children that look up to them don't deserve to see the light of day ever again

    • @michaelweathers1853
      @michaelweathers1853 7 місяців тому +5

      Was the last lady a predator?

    • @s_sunshower
      @s_sunshower 7 місяців тому +27

      @@michaelweathers1853 no, DUI; she needs to get help too, and considering what the other teacher that was arrested for public intoxication said, she might have technically been driving under the influence as well. not nearly as horrendous as the child predators by a long shot, but still putting other people at risk regardless

    • @kimhickman9210
      @kimhickman9210 7 місяців тому

      Yes the drunk teacher didn’t rape two boys like that 27 year old teacher common. Thank god she didn’t hurt anyone but all she was drunk, these other teachers touched and raped children.

    • @isacwis
      @isacwis 7 місяців тому +3

      Agreed

  • @MsLaRue
    @MsLaRue 6 місяців тому +338

    I went to High school with Brittany and her husband. I was absolutely FLOORED when I saw her face on TV for this. Absolutely disgusting. Nothing about her in school gave creep. You just never know what ppl are really capable of. Smh

    • @tmix406
      @tmix406 6 місяців тому +2

      Did not

    • @MsLaRue
      @MsLaRue 6 місяців тому +43

      @@tmix406 Did that make you feel better? Lol. I did go to school with the both of them, but I'm not in the business of trying to convince a stranger to believe me. Continue to be miserable 😊

    • @mxnzer2727
      @mxnzer2727 6 місяців тому +6

      if you don't mind me asking, what was she like in school?

    • @MsLaRue
      @MsLaRue 6 місяців тому

      @@mxnzer2727 She was really sweet, super bubbly, and friendly! If I remember correctly, I believe she won homecoming one year, so she was very well liked. Super smart too. I had English class with her and her husband and she was always getting praised for her work, which she did deserve. I think she was on the yearbook committee as well. I was so shocked to see her on TV for being a predator. She legitimately would have been THE VERY LAST person I would have suspected to do something like this

    • @cornpeal8945
      @cornpeal8945 6 місяців тому +29

      @@MsLaRueit’s crazy how some people on the surface can seem to be so normal. The details of her case are so gross and inappropriate! They had another student on watch while her and a sixth grader could have s*x in her classroom 🤮
      Hearing the details are nasty asf! I feel bad for her husband…I can’t imagine how he felt hearing this news and dealing with this publicly.
      What she did its embarrassing, shameful, and disgusting!
      I’m sure many of your former classmates feel the same way!
      Sick sh** ‼️

  • @x27ev
    @x27ev 2 місяці тому

    "i'm little! they're gonna tear me apart!" i have never been so amused and livid tbh

  • @imogennnnn
    @imogennnnn 5 місяців тому +2

    5:30 - "I'm little, they're going to tear me apart."
    Ah, so the 11-12 year olds she abused aren't little? It's okay that they're taken advantage of for her own benefit but not for that to be done to her? Smh.

  • @samw6344
    @samw6344 7 місяців тому +53

    As a 30 year old woman, i don't know how you can look at a 13 year old boy and find him attractive and want to have a sexual relationship with him. Did she feel like her husband wasn't doing it for her? What a sicko.

    • @calanathenerdqueen2170
      @calanathenerdqueen2170 7 місяців тому

      Bold of you to assume she has a husband. Like any right minded adult would associate with trash like that.

    • @samw6344
      @samw6344 7 місяців тому

      @calanathenerdqueen2170 kind of bold of you to be that blatantly stupid. I didn't assume anything she says at 1:45 "my HUSBAND is a die-hard cowboys fan"

    • @luvly5855
      @luvly5855 7 місяців тому +4

      @@calanathenerdqueen2170she said she had ahusband

    • @faithlikecaleb
      @faithlikecaleb 7 місяців тому +1

      She said her husband was a Cowboys fan

    • @calanathenerdqueen2170
      @calanathenerdqueen2170 7 місяців тому

      @@faithlikecaleb Ah, I must not have heard that. Sad, really. How can such a monster find love?

  • @lolx69-
    @lolx69- 6 місяців тому +115

    The poor kid that had to describe the teacher raping a fellow student is horrific, no kid should be put through that. 🤦‍♂️

    • @ilovesmelling
      @ilovesmelling 5 місяців тому +23

      and the men in the comments are saying hes lucky like wtf😐

    • @whatsupimlouie4670
      @whatsupimlouie4670 5 місяців тому +18

      @@ilovesmelling Yeahh that is almost as disturbing as the little kid voice describing those details. Some men have takes like that and then wonder why no one wants to date them… but he has NO concept of what consent and basic human decency is

    • @mmckenzie8085
      @mmckenzie8085 4 місяці тому +5

      ​@@ilovesmelling Shows them as sick too.

    • @midnashadow8439
      @midnashadow8439 4 місяці тому

      @@ilovesmellingthey make my skin fucking crawl how they celebrate him and call that disgusting perv a “hero” for legit raping a young boy who I bet doesn’t even KNOW what’s going on

    • @thelovelyone1582
      @thelovelyone1582 4 місяці тому +1

      ​@@ilovesmellingthey have been abused themselves probably you never know 😢

  • @etcopsus
    @etcopsus Місяць тому

    This video serves as a stark reminder of the trust we place in educators and the devastating impact when that trust is betrayed. It's a sobering look at the consequences when individuals in positions of authority abuse their power. Each case highlights the importance of vigilance and swift action to protect vulnerable students. It's commendable how law enforcement diligently pursued justice in these instances, sending a strong message that such behavior will not be tolerated. Ultimately, the video prompts reflection on the responsibility we all share in safeguarding the well-being of our children and holding accountable those who exploit their positions for nefarious purposes.

  • @MBKill3rCat
    @MBKill3rCat 5 місяців тому +3

    You can hardly say the second woman is 'evil'. She was drunk at work, but she didn't hurt or abuse anyone, she was just drunk at work. Which, sure, she shouldn't have been, and she was DUI as well which put people at risk, but it's hardly evil.

  • @mrgjg
    @mrgjg 7 місяців тому +375

    I’m glad to see everybody separating to drunk teacher from the rest of these scumbags.
    She’s not evil. Alcoholism can happen to anybody.
    Here’s a woman who got a job that she’s probably always wanted, but even that couldn’t stop the overwhelming urge to drink. She’s obviously a functioning alcoholic who drinks only to feel “normal”.

    • @JaneAtwellRobinson1825NY
      @JaneAtwellRobinson1825NY 7 місяців тому +14

      Uhmmm no. Alcoholism cannot happen to anybody. I never ever drink. Therefore, it can never happen to me. There are many other people who simply NEVER drink. Same with meth. I can never be a meth head if I never take meth.

    • @rondaallen7211
      @rondaallen7211 6 місяців тому +13

      the principal at the end was drunk too. why not defend her?

    • @Mehki227
      @Mehki227 6 місяців тому +12

      ​@@rondaallen7211Exactly. I saw so much sympathy for the old white lady, I didn't even know there was a drunk black principal. Maybe she's an alcoholic, too, 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @pacificblue5461
      @pacificblue5461 6 місяців тому +9

      ​@@Mehki227driving drunk is a serious problem

    • @sue5980
      @sue5980 6 місяців тому +5

      Try reasoning with an alcoholic, she shouldn't be in a classroom supposedly teaching ... But at an alcoholic support group. Plus driving to school under the influence is unacceptable 😲

  • @onebihuman
    @onebihuman 6 місяців тому +66

    Dumbledore spoke calmy: "BUT YOU NOT GOING TO PISS IN THE BUSH OVER THERE" 41:19

  • @micah1841
    @micah1841 2 місяці тому +2

    So disgusted at people defending the First Lady. No, the kid is not ‘lucky’. He is a victim. The teacher literally likes little kids.
    Like, why are we even saying he “probably enjoyed it”. Why are we victim blaming this kid? That’s someone’s son

  • @BrinkOfInfamy
    @BrinkOfInfamy 4 місяці тому +1

    One thing I’d note, “if he was innocent, he’d have no reason to apologize” is such a weird thing to me as a Canadian, where we have an actual rule (law?) that apologizing is not an admission of fault because of how often people apologize for literally nothing

    • @rejectedprojects7702
      @rejectedprojects7702 4 місяці тому

      I’ve apologized for someone else dropping something at this point sorry up here is the new version of hi