Evil Babysitter Caught In Her Own Kindergarten

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  • Опубліковано 7 гру 2023
  • Today's JCS Inspired true crime documentary will cover the interrogation of Melissa Calusinski, a daycare worker accused of causing the death of a toddler.
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  • @jeffhatmaker817
    @jeffhatmaker817 6 місяців тому +1348

    There should be mandatory cameras in all daycare and classroom.

    • @одо
      @одо 6 місяців тому +50

      @@Seaventh not that it’s an excuse but this was back in 2008/9 bad quality, not wireless etc for example mid 2009 UA-cam finally allowed 720p video but prior to that people could only upload in 480×360p. Not saying there wasn’t better cameras then just weren’t common and very expensive/un reliable. But I agree now they should in today’s time. Especially with all these crazy people running around.

    • @одо
      @одо 6 місяців тому +11

      @@Seaventh wasn’t trying to be that guy lol I can’t even remember hardly what it was like then. I may be completely wrong.

    • @boopthefloof
      @boopthefloof 6 місяців тому +3

      Indeed

    • @heatherbrenner8275
      @heatherbrenner8275 6 місяців тому +7

      Right?? They were responsible for little kids wouldn't want cameras

    • @ReneeDanielle-zp2es
      @ReneeDanielle-zp2es 6 місяців тому +4

      I agree

  • @jesusisGod1434
    @jesusisGod1434 6 місяців тому +828

    Let me save you a hour and a half of your time. SHE NEVER CONFESSES.

    • @hannypressley343
      @hannypressley343 6 місяців тому +21

      lol

    • @Fiona2254
      @Fiona2254 6 місяців тому +120

      Because apparently she didn’t do it and was railroaded by the detectives.

    • @tadstar6194
      @tadstar6194 6 місяців тому +28

      she did confessed to accidentally dropping (she claimed she misjudged where ben's feet were) him and he hit his head against the chair. she provided where the chair was, the table, how the back of his head hit the chair, it went forward, the legs of the chair was half on concrete and half on carpet, the sound his head made when his head hit the chair... she showed how it went down. there were not moments of pausing to consider how it went down. so if this didn't kill the child, the defense has to find a way to explain how the child would have died. as indicated, there doesn't seem to be fracture in the skull from the xray when examined years later. they might have to show perhaps the mis-shapen head is the cause?

    • @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724
      @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 6 місяців тому +78

      What is crazy is the whole reason for the interrogation is based upon a lie!! That Ben’s skull was fractured when it clearly was NOT!! What case do they have then?

    • @sweetcocoa
      @sweetcocoa 6 місяців тому +47

      @@tadstar6194 well that obviously was a false confession of if it did happen it didn't fracture his skull because years later they found that the boy didn't have a skull fracture.

  • @joleenspelbrink3265
    @joleenspelbrink3265 6 місяців тому +100

    I believe her story. I am more suspicious that something occurred at home.
    It would be next to impossible to harm this little boy with all the others close by or present without a huge cover-up from every worker. Her story is consistent over and over.
    The boy had been sick vomiting on Monday at home . Sign of possible head trauma.
    Frankly I am suspicious of parents.

    • @user-dn3rf7fz3l
      @user-dn3rf7fz3l 6 місяців тому +7

      I agree if tht was the case bc I don't even think there where any fractures I think it was a health issue .. there job is to find somebody guilty nd who tht may be is up to them I guess .. I wish she would say I'm ready for a lawyer nd walk out bc the way there tlking to her makes me feel bad for her

    • @bronxbutterflyrivera78
      @bronxbutterflyrivera78 5 місяців тому +2

      My thoughts exactly

    • @jewels73
      @jewels73 5 місяців тому

      I agree

    • @Kristin-mk4js
      @Kristin-mk4js 5 місяців тому

      Dad looks like a serial killer ijs

    • @noteworthyinsignificance
      @noteworthyinsignificance 5 місяців тому

      ​@@user-dn3rf7fz3l Is your A button broken?

  • @BookishDark
    @BookishDark 6 місяців тому +201

    Okay so just based on my experience as a daycare worker…she’s coming across completely genuine. Her body position never changes - she gets to the point where she finds him and is sitting exactly the same way as she was at the start. Her illustrators are perfectly in sync with what she’s saying. And everything she says about the kids and their routine - she has zero animosity, zero irritation about their fussiness - she’s very calm. I’ve worked in daycare for years - there are plenty of teachers who are quick to show how irritating they find children. This woman is completely mellow about it. And it’s clearly not an act. She remembers times specifically because daycares work on the same schedule every single solitary day. I could still tell you the routine we had at my daycare twenty years ago. We ate snacks and lunch the same time every day. Story time the same time. Nap the same time. I don’t see a single thing suspicious about her.

    • @sarahbearc9055
      @sarahbearc9055 6 місяців тому +21

      I agree, that was my experience as well. In fact I'm a mother myself now, and unfortunately my non verbal autistic son suffered abuse from his teacher at school. It was very clear when his teacher went from enjoying her job to hating it, and certain students. I remember knowing in my gut something was wrong, but because of working in daycares and preschools I remember talking myself out of believing what my gut was saying, I will never forgive myself

    • @AliciaLynn2
      @AliciaLynn2 6 місяців тому +11

      I agree! I also worked in 2 daycares while getting my elementary ed degree and we had a routine for everything. I personally think she sounds caring, attentive, and she genuinely cared for the children in her care.

    • @princess1caitlin
      @princess1caitlin 6 місяців тому +4

      @@sarahbearc9055I also have a non verbal 4 year old son he gos to school now and he’s been getting injured at school a lot lately. How did you ultimately find out your child was being abused? We’re there any signs?

    • @valeneneizer6928
      @valeneneizer6928 6 місяців тому +1

      Not every parent has trusted family, responsible parents work and should never be judged.

    • @nthnglsn
      @nthnglsn 6 місяців тому +6

      But these guys worked big cases, they know what they're doing... right? 😅

  • @ashlaunicaalpari4584
    @ashlaunicaalpari4584 6 місяців тому +201

    I knew a girl once who asked me to babysit her small 1mo old baby for the evening. When she got the baby back she accidentally dropped it on the floor, it suffered serious head trauma and she literally tried blaming the trauma on me. Thankfully her boyfriend at the time (the baby’s father) was like “hell no, we aren’t going to blame this on someone else” (cause he knew I had small children myself and would have likely lost them to DCF)
    I’m thankful to this day he was soo truthful about what happened cause I literally could have gone to jail and lost my kids over someone else’s accident and lie.

    • @Lechuza_Chicana
      @Lechuza_Chicana 6 місяців тому +22

      Dropped "it" on the floor lol

    • @ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat
      @ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat 6 місяців тому +3

      ​@@Lechuza_Chicana
      Yep. Sounds hokey.

    • @OLDSKOOLRAVER1
      @OLDSKOOLRAVER1 6 місяців тому +5

      You did it 😂

    • @mandimani
      @mandimani 6 місяців тому

      all of yall on here acting like you can’t comprehend the English written language. Chastising this person because after explaining that IT was a baby she said the mother dropped IT on the floor. That is in fact the proper way to form a sentence you flipping duchebags

    • @jturtle5318
      @jturtle5318 6 місяців тому +2

      ​@@Lechuza_Chicanathat happens in real life.

  • @kbing1100
    @kbing1100 6 місяців тому +451

    My mom worked for child protective services when I was young. She worked on a case where a mother put her baby in a clothes dryer and ran it until the baby was gone. My mom came home and just held me, crying for about an hour. She told me the story years later. She was so traumatized by what people could do to their own children.

    • @wesleyalan9179
      @wesleyalan9179 6 місяців тому +19

      Oh my goodness 💜🙏thats terrible. 😢

    • @christmasgaming48
      @christmasgaming48 6 місяців тому +24

      That’s so sick it’s like you almost can’t believe a mother/father would ever do that to their child.

    • @kristinenoffsinger5138
      @kristinenoffsinger5138 6 місяців тому +11

      😢😢😢😢

    • @danjohnson8138
      @danjohnson8138 6 місяців тому +30

      It's really sad how many time social services gets involved, does nothing, and kids end up dead or seriously injured.

    • @neurologylove2135
      @neurologylove2135 6 місяців тому +22

      I've heard stories like this of postpartum moms in major depression and/or psychosis. It was my biggest fear back as a first-time mom! I didn't suffer from either, but I still was so stressed when my husband had to go back to work after 3 months because all I could think about was "what if I 'snap' like one of those women and there's nobody there to save my baby?"

  • @joleenspelbrink3265
    @joleenspelbrink3265 6 місяців тому +233

    I honestly believe this woman...her story never changes.

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому +13

      Yes, her story seems straight.

    • @klove565
      @klove565 6 місяців тому +13

      Yea she hasn’t really shown any typical signs of deception.

    • @mf5985
      @mf5985 6 місяців тому +11

      She seems very relaxed and straightforward.

    • @hiyapal7719
      @hiyapal7719 6 місяців тому +7

      Me too! I believe that she is innocent!

    • @crimeandcrafting
      @crimeandcrafting 6 місяців тому +7

      She’s totally innocent. This is so sad

  • @cindinunn6404
    @cindinunn6404 6 місяців тому +162

    How the hell did the doctor who did the autopsy make such a mistake and say he had a skull fracture. I mean even a non medical person could see if there was a fracture on an xray. That doctor should be held accountable. His mistake ruined someone's life. This poor girl.

    • @ukguy
      @ukguy 6 місяців тому +20

      There should have also been an autopsy which they would have been able to visibly see the fracture and signs of bleeding in the brain and take pictures.

    • @lovesphynx
      @lovesphynx 6 місяців тому +13

      really this is crazy I believed she did it years ago when I first seen her interview and her story flows until she mentioned the incident but now idk shouldn't this be looked at if the medical report changed...confused

    • @cynthiarodriguez1019
      @cynthiarodriguez1019 6 місяців тому +11

      Before I read ur comment, I made a statement that the baby was sick two days before, and that the adoptive parents could be responsible. People make false confessions, and I don't think she confessed here. But even if she did, I don't believe it. It seems like a few people feel the same way. I read a few after my comment. I thought my opinion was gonna be an unpopular one, but it doesn't seem to be

    • @maximumeffort78
      @maximumeffort78 6 місяців тому +2

      I am a clinician and am 🤨 at the coroner. I also wonder if there are fractures on that baby’s femur, or if it’s just artifact… the images uploaded aren’t that fabulous.

    • @lisagraviett5951
      @lisagraviett5951 6 місяців тому

      🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @lorindabowling3263
    @lorindabowling3263 6 місяців тому +143

    She even offered a polygraph ...I DO NOT BELIEVE SHE DID ANYTHING TO THIS BABY

    • @eh-i1841
      @eh-i1841 6 місяців тому +2

      She offered to take a polygraph to prove she never disciplined him,not to prove she didn’t drop him.I’m not saying she’s guilty,I’m just pointing out what she said.

    • @jonneateh5815
      @jonneateh5815 5 місяців тому +2

      I don't think she's guilty the fact they didn't let her defence have the x-ray of the injury that showed they're wasn't a fracture just abnormal shaped head is very suspicious

    • @TrustInJesus0705
      @TrustInJesus0705 5 місяців тому +2

      Guilty people have offered a polygraph because they thought they could beat it, and failed.

  • @themarshrox21
    @themarshrox21 6 місяців тому +59

    This is horrible! As a past daycare worker I’ve seen a lot of abuse sadly and reported few people BUT this is why camera are NEEDED! No one saw anything happen then the coroner ends up being wrong about the fracture !? Her life was ruined and the most immense guilt was put on her. I don’t believe she did anything and usually I’m very much the opposite in these kind of cases

    • @Justadonkey
      @Justadonkey 6 місяців тому +3

      I was in a shitty daycare as a kid back in the early 90s, the lady would make us sleep flat on our stomach, face in the pillow when we napped so we wouldn't make noise and would make all 6 boys pee in the same toilet at the same time to save on her water bill, thats probably why I'm pee shy lol. My sister had to squeeze out of a mesh hole she accidently made in a play pen. That woman had no business caring for kids

  • @mikeygraves16
    @mikeygraves16 6 місяців тому +263

    I dunno if she did it or not, but one thing that struck me during this interrogation is that the cops gave her so many chances to try & put it on "Nancy", and this woman wouldn't lie and do that. To me that says something 🤷🏽‍♂️

    • @fernfunk
      @fernfunk 6 місяців тому +34

      agreed. i couldn't be more sure that she's innocent- she's totally consistent and won't implicate Nancy properly, apart from a little speculation due to the detectives' insistence. these detectives are awful.

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому +9

      @@fernfunkI’m totally with you on that

    • @defeatSpace
      @defeatSpace 6 місяців тому +6

      1:09:37 🤷🏼‍♂

    • @JodyJohnson-tk7ty
      @JodyJohnson-tk7ty 6 місяців тому +19

      I don't think she had anything to do with it,Ben has been sick prior to going back that Wed . maybe it was a health issue nobody knew,I think the Dr who does the autopsy needs to do a little more research. I watch interrogations every night,I feel and this is my opinion that she's innocent. These detectives are pissing me off,over 9 hours her story has not changed. So many innocent people get sent to prison, because of detectives like this. RIP Ben and I send love & prayers to his parents & family. They deserve to know the truth.

    • @Dovelunalove
      @Dovelunalove 6 місяців тому +7

      She literally said “maybe Nancy probably accidentally did something” the woman has a low IQ as they stated in the video, so maybe she wasn’t smart enough to put the blame on her.

  • @UncleRicosCamper
    @UncleRicosCamper 6 місяців тому +249

    Am I the only one suspicious of the parents? Child home "sick" for 2 days prior to this incident. Brain damage of this extent takes time to devlop and lead to death. Like a timeline of 2-3 days.... I could be off base but its suspicious.

    • @doctorwhy.1269
      @doctorwhy.1269 6 місяців тому +4

      She confessed tho.

    • @MrRisingapple
      @MrRisingapple 6 місяців тому +16

      @@doctorwhy.1269 So thats it then?

    • @MissAmanda616
      @MissAmanda616 6 місяців тому +36

      I’ve worked in earlychildhood & afterschool programs for 15+ years, and growing up, my mom ran a licensed & accredited home day care program & the way she references the rules & regulations & the routine for the day makes me feel like she is an attentive teachers assistant. Im only 1/3 of the way through but if she was coerced, this is truly a child care provider/ teachers BIGGEST NIGHTMARE!!
      The kids in our classrooms become extensions of us. This girl is so young, and working 10hr shifts at this program, it appears that she is good teacher.

    • @jenniehughes6927
      @jenniehughes6927 6 місяців тому +66

      ​@@doctorwhy.1269Innocent people " confess " every day.

    • @mommy2libras
      @mommy2libras 6 місяців тому +53

      ​@doctorwhy.1269 And? Let me leave you with this to think about: in cases where DNA has later exonerated a "guilty" person (a person was charged, convicted and went to prison but DNA tests years later proved they were innocent) about 30% of those people either pled guilty to the crime or falsely confessed.

  • @latiawilliams2625
    @latiawilliams2625 6 місяців тому +26

    I don't appreciate these cops pressing her like this and telling her all these fallacies.

    • @dennish3962
      @dennish3962 6 місяців тому

      Convictions are THE ONLY thing they care about. Guilt or innocence matters not. If a detective SAYS you did it, they will DO OR SAY ANYTHING to get a conviction.
      They actually get paid TO LIE.
      Regardless as to the thousands of copaganda shows on TV, cops are NOT the good guys.

    • @JPerez9011
      @JPerez9011 6 місяців тому +1

      Then she should have asked for a lawyer.

    • @jonneateh5815
      @jonneateh5815 5 місяців тому

      ​@@JPerez9011I agree everyone should ask for a lawyer straight away especially when innocent

  • @sufferedlearnedchanged
    @sufferedlearnedchanged 6 місяців тому +20

    You have the right to remain silent. Use it.

    • @moonrose2610
      @moonrose2610 4 місяці тому

      & always ask for a lawyer !

  • @brentrichards1200
    @brentrichards1200 6 місяців тому +42

    Imagine being a detective and being told a kid has a fractured skull when the kid did not. How could they even come close to doing their job properly?

  • @littlebitlost
    @littlebitlost 6 місяців тому +200

    Back in 1983 I was taking my then 6 month old daughter to the in home day care.
    Walked up to the door and before knocking, heard the husband screaming bloody murder (a figure of speech) at the children already there.
    Did not leave her of course, called CPS to report them.
    My husband and I changed jobs where we had schedules so one of us was always home with my daughter.
    Never left any of my children with someone else again.

    • @DaisyChain3339.
      @DaisyChain3339. 6 місяців тому

      Who has kids to have someone else raise them anyway? This is why society is screwed. All you 'modern women' have destroyed western civilization

    • @beth4991
      @beth4991 6 місяців тому +18

      I had an experience where a daycare woman smacked my 10 month old son for wanting to be picked up! Thank god my older daughter told me I confronted the woman reported her and never took my kids to her again! She still runs a daycare! A few years back it was on FB she bit a 2 yo for biting her the mother actually applauded her for it! I was appalled

    • @stormiesellars4928
      @stormiesellars4928 6 місяців тому +13

      Good for you! My husband and I are the same way where one of us is always home with them. You never know what someone can/will do and especially behind closed doors.

    • @annac9534
      @annac9534 6 місяців тому +9

      I picked up my daughter once from an in home daycare and she was on their couch with her face in the pillow sobbing. I asked what happened and she said the babysitters husband screamed at her. I don’t tolerate that at all because I don’t yell at my daughter and neither does my husband. On top of that, I get her home and there is poop in my daughter’s diaper that was obviously hours upon hours old (I’ll spare you the details). I was so upset. I blamed myself for leaving her and I cried so hard that day. I felt like I let her down. I quit my job and became a stay at home mom that day. I didn’t have anyone else look after my daughter until she started kindergarten.

    • @MB-wx4gp
      @MB-wx4gp 6 місяців тому

      ⁠@@beth4991 When I was in high school in the mid-90s, I worked in a daycare after school where this was common practice administered by the male director of all people. I was stunned when I was first told by another adult employee, but as a teen, you don’t really think to question and buck against authority, at least not back then. Thinking of it now horrifies me and I would go absolutely ape s__t if I found out some adult male bit my child for ANY reason. It’s one of the many reasons my husband and I did everything we could to live on a shoestring budget so I could be a SAHM. It terrified me to think my children could be subjected to something like that.

  • @ViVidVendetta
    @ViVidVendetta 6 місяців тому +80

    Her body language and the way she talks tells me she most likely isnt guilty. Ive watched way too many true crime vids lol

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому +10

      Me too, that’s what I’m thinking, she is explaining everything to the best of her knowledg, she doesn’t have a posture that says she is holding back any information

    • @jturtle5318
      @jturtle5318 6 місяців тому +6

      He didn't have a skull fracture.

    • @MegglesEST1983
      @MegglesEST1983 6 місяців тому

      Same!

    • @allieherrera5893
      @allieherrera5893 4 місяці тому

      Yup. You can get your degree from UA-cam too.

  • @Andreamom001
    @Andreamom001 6 місяців тому +28

    So, the child didn’t have a fractured skull at all and they were convinced this young teacher abused him and broke his skull and browbeat her into confessing… good grief.

    • @JPerez9011
      @JPerez9011 6 місяців тому

      That’s why her stupid ass should have asked for a lawyer.

  • @JamieFreisinger
    @JamieFreisinger 6 місяців тому +47

    This sweet baby is buried just feet away from my Dad's grave. I always leave a flower or toy because it kills me to see it with nothing

    • @CharlotteJanvier29
      @CharlotteJanvier29 6 місяців тому +1

      😔

    • @prickhead
      @prickhead 6 місяців тому +1

      That's really sad. A friend of mine lost her son as an infant over 10 years ago and his grave is still probably the most decorated one in the entire graveyard. Why are the parents not even tending to his resting place? That's odd.

    • @kassy.james.kassss
      @kassy.james.kassss 6 місяців тому +18

      ❤ “see it with nothing”?
      Ahhhhh that is so sad. The parents don’t visit.? Says a lot

    • @johnkemple
      @johnkemple 6 місяців тому +7

      @@kassy.james.kassss it might just say that they can't visit the grave because it is too painful. I live in another state from my dead relatives that I loved dearly. Because there are no flowers there does not say a thing about the people that loved the departed...How long has it been since this happened? I dont think i could visit my dead childs grave forever. At some point people need to move on.

    • @Ruth78620
      @Ruth78620 6 місяців тому +5

      That tells me everything I need to know about the parents. My friend lost her son to cancer and she visits him multiple times a week.

  • @Limejello713
    @Limejello713 6 місяців тому +112

    *She should have got a lawyer as soon as she realized they were suspecting her.*
    *The lawyer would have put a stop to her saying/doing anything incriminating.*

    • @clown134
      @clown134 6 місяців тому +12

      soooo many innocent people in prison because of not getting a lawyer. but thats why movies teach us that only guilty people get lawyers. the private prison slave labor system is just too profitable to care about guilt

    • @blckber4499
      @blckber4499 6 місяців тому

      Geee, what a groundbreaking NOT obvious suggestion. Spectacular advice here. Bravo 👏🏾 Bravo

    • @winterblossom4446
      @winterblossom4446 6 місяців тому +2

      @@blckber4499 u seem tense

    • @JPerez9011
      @JPerez9011 6 місяців тому

      Exactly!!!! Never speak to the police. ESPECIALLY if you’re innocent. She’s a total moron.

    • @thebarkerboys_yt
      @thebarkerboys_yt 6 місяців тому

      Ya I feel so bad for her.

  • @sofakingdirty
    @sofakingdirty 6 місяців тому +66

    Why is everyone calling her a murderer? They pointed out about half-way through that the xrays didnt show a fracture the child has a disformed head. The prosecutors lied during trial. And some people say their guiltily just because of the stress of Interrogations.

    • @sweetcocoa
      @sweetcocoa 6 місяців тому +8

      People never watch the videos before they comment

    • @nicholasagnew2792
      @nicholasagnew2792 6 місяців тому +7

      The video title and thumbnail image are highly misleading.

    • @onelifedontwasteit8568
      @onelifedontwasteit8568 6 місяців тому

      @@sweetcocoaor God forbid, do a simple google search.

    • @sureiamboo
      @sureiamboo 5 місяців тому +1

      Thanks for this , I feel for her 😇

  • @joicain318
    @joicain318 6 місяців тому +16

    This lady did not do this. The way she talks when asked questions and what she says shows absolutely NO deception. This is sad.

  • @BigupSlime
    @BigupSlime 6 місяців тому +76

    So apparently there’s a claim of the medical examiner perjuring himself on the stand-something about “not needing to look at an x-ray,” because he could “feel” the fracture? Idk… she actually may not have done this. I can’t say either way.

    • @ramblinrose8
      @ramblinrose8 6 місяців тому +8

      The Medical Examiner (ha - that's debatable) managed to "feel" a skull fracture that wasn't there...

  • @JulieCaptivatedinFl
    @JulieCaptivatedinFl 6 місяців тому +125

    These detectives are trying to conjure a crime scene when it seems one does not exist. The child could have been injured at home prior to arrival. With 2 teachers at all times, a crime would be evident. This smells bad and these ladies need to plead the 5th and hire counsel.

    • @chrystalbarber8174
      @chrystalbarber8174 6 місяців тому +21

      ​@PRSRic have you done any of your own research or do you blindly believe everything detectives say during an interrogation? They lie, often. This woman was badgered until she falsely claimed guilt to make them stop. 10 hours of interrogation will make a lot of people just agree to shut them up.

    • @johnbobbypringle
      @johnbobbypringle 6 місяців тому +8

      I'd bet if it was a male day care worker you wouldn't be defending them so much

    • @snarkynader9400
      @snarkynader9400 6 місяців тому +4

      @@johnbobbypringleamen and awomen

    • @thomasbattis9574
      @thomasbattis9574 6 місяців тому +17

      Never ever talk to the police without a lawyer present.

    • @reneiasteele8437
      @reneiasteele8437 6 місяців тому +8

      ​@johnbobbypringle no she definitely was rail roaded

  • @KT27RN
    @KT27RN 6 місяців тому +22

    It is disgusting that someone could be prosecuted with evidence of a fracture that didn’t even exist! That is frightening. I personally feel that she seems honest.
    I also think that the amount of times that the detective has to say how good they are at their jobs… probably means they’re not that good at their job. If you are you don’t need to keep telling people your resume speaks for itself

    • @jonneateh5815
      @jonneateh5815 5 місяців тому

      They say it for scare tactics unfortunately from this case I wonder how many false conditions they made happen. I feel like she's innocent the reason everyone should ask for a lawyer especially if your innocent

  • @TinyTinaTeaParty
    @TinyTinaTeaParty 6 місяців тому +142

    Apparently new evidence shows that Ben may not have died via murder.

    • @r.c.l2569
      @r.c.l2569 6 місяців тому +5

      Really? Any links?

    • @youngspaghettii
      @youngspaghettii 6 місяців тому +2

      What was the evidence ?

    • @BigupSlime
      @BigupSlime 6 місяців тому +27

      From what I’ve read, the medical examiner said that he didn’t need to look at an x-ray, because he “felt” the skull fracture with his hands during physical examination. Who knows.

    • @s33ur3lv3lvly
      @s33ur3lv3lvly 6 місяців тому +6

      @@youngspaghettii 4:50 in the video.

    • @LaLuna82
      @LaLuna82 6 місяців тому +40

      Said so in this video. Years later the X-ray showed no signs of a fracture. He said an abnormally shaped head.

  • @ryanengle7199
    @ryanengle7199 6 місяців тому +21

    Did the cops know there wasn’t an actual fracture before they pressured a people pleasing kid into taking the heat for this? This is wild.

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому +5

      The info that there was no fracture came out years later, so it doesn’t seem like it.

    • @dennish3962
      @dennish3962 6 місяців тому

      Of course they did. Unfortunately the thousands of copaganda TV shows leads MOST people to think cops are the good guys.
      They aren't and they get paid to LIE in order to convict ANYONE/SOMEONE.
      The ONLY vocation on earth that confuses trickery and deception as virtues.
      The Reid Technique has been proven to be the best tool at getting confessions. FALSE confessions!

    • @muffykat
      @muffykat 6 місяців тому

      Likely! Cops will lie to try to get a confession

  • @smugfrogman4791
    @smugfrogman4791 6 місяців тому +80

    The title of this video is misleading because it sounds like this woman is actually innocent and, as tou say in the video, the medical examiner was wrong and the child didnt have a skull fracture.

    • @Mr.M3ATBAG
      @Mr.M3ATBAG 6 місяців тому +9

      Was about to say the same thing.

    • @tribalstyle138
      @tribalstyle138 6 місяців тому +11

      I believe her 100%. She comes off as genuine and manipulated. Scared and confused why such a horrible thing happened.

    • @Crazychris-tel
      @Crazychris-tel 6 місяців тому

      There's a difference between the way people manipulate facts a fact is a fact but a fact doesn't prove anything manipulated

    • @RoseGold1224
      @RoseGold1224 6 місяців тому +12

      Yeah, disappointed this channel is choosing to do Clickbait they must be desperate for views

    • @joleenspelbrink3265
      @joleenspelbrink3265 6 місяців тому +4

      I agree...I think she did nothing!

  • @Kencole19
    @Kencole19 6 місяців тому +65

    It’s also infuriating that prosecutors will go to the extent to wrongfully convict someone. 😡😠

    • @wenb9270
      @wenb9270 6 місяців тому +7

      Exactly. I watch these shows and the cops say UNFORTUNATELY the DNA didn't match like what? Don't u want it to match? Come on

    • @mkayokay3192
      @mkayokay3192 6 місяців тому

      True crime watchers are usually total system sell outs. They need to be aware that the DAs and cops are corrupt and absolutely go after people for personal and ego based reasons.

    • @ramblinrose8
      @ramblinrose8 6 місяців тому +8

      tunnel vision is never good for anyone

    • @ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat
      @ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat 6 місяців тому +7

      These cops are ONLY concerned about closing/solving the case, they don't care if they get the responsible or not. TUNNEL VISION.
      DISGUSTING

    • @trixiecrownover6162
      @trixiecrownover6162 6 місяців тому +1

      So they can get that paycheck

  • @stephannielee2182
    @stephannielee2182 6 місяців тому +15

    Medical evidence doesn’t lie but detectives are allowed to!

    • @onelifedontwasteit8568
      @onelifedontwasteit8568 6 місяців тому

      Medicine is far from an exact science. Heck, Gypsy Rose is a perfect recent example. Medical evidence might tell you what happened but not who.

  • @bevakathedementedraccoon
    @bevakathedementedraccoon 6 місяців тому +17

    so the xrays didn't show a skull fracture, she barely has a second alone with any of the children, was within earshot of others when she was alone (kids yell when they get hurt usually so they'd probs have heard it or a thud etc) she got help as soon as she realised there was an issue, and her stories not wavered much (i'm an hour into the vid). how exactly did she get convicted? the way it's sounding to me so far is that this confession may have been coerced and that perhaps something else was the true cause of death. him being out sick for 2 days prior to his passing is waving some flags at me... perhaps not red ones, maybe pink. whatever the cause it's a tragic case, RIP Ben!

  • @scottjackson163
    @scottjackson163 6 місяців тому +92

    Nothing about this lady’s responses reflects a “low verbal I.Q..” She answers questions with about the same clarity and specificity as anyone else would.

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому +14

      Exactly, this video is kind of weird, I don’t know how it was concluded that she has a low verbal IQ

    • @kristenowen5328
      @kristenowen5328 6 місяців тому +12

      Fr. I thought the same. She's just young & says 'like' a lot. Also, I'm sure she's extremely nervous. & A day before seeing the baby boy (she cared for every day) die in front of her. She probably didn't sleep well. All that combined I'm surprised she can even answer questions. Esp to two assholes trying to get her to confess to murdering baby Ben.💔

    • @JPerez9011
      @JPerez9011 6 місяців тому

      That “low verbal IQ” thing is trying to make you feel sympathy for her. I don’t think she did it, but her stupid ass should have immediately asked for a lawyer.

    • @thebarkerboys_yt
      @thebarkerboys_yt 6 місяців тому +3

      I don’t agree cause you can tell she was kind of nervous and her words weren’t making a lot of sense. Especially when she was explaining the first time what happened to him. About who came in the room and who was at the door and when they called 911 and did cpr. However I think she was just scared and I do not believe she did anything to this kid. I’m very sad for this girl. And that little boy. But she shouldn’t go to prison for something she didn’t do! And I don’t think she’s dumb I’ve been questioned by police before. And I know how scary it can be.

    • @michellemckinney5958
      @michellemckinney5958 6 місяців тому +1

      I knew her, went to high school with her we grew up in the same neighborhood. She absolutely did not have a low IQ like she is claiming. There is a video of her physically showing the police how she threw him to the ground because he would not stop whining. All she cared about was going home to see her puppy. Not the fact that this baby died. She is absolutely guilty and deserves to sit in prison.

  • @jeffwads
    @jeffwads 6 місяців тому +190

    This is the kind of nightmare every parent dreads. I can't blame anyone that refuses to leave their kids with these people.

    • @boxelderinitiative3897
      @boxelderinitiative3897 6 місяців тому +14

      Daycare centers are cancer. Imagine having to pay someone else to raise your kids. I am grateful I grew up in this country while single income households were still the majority

    • @joebama22266
      @joebama22266 6 місяців тому

      Yep. Womens sufferage is a joke
      ​@@boxelderinitiative3897

    • @american_cosmic
      @american_cosmic 6 місяців тому

      ​@@boxelderinitiative3897 I went to daycare in the early 80's, and it was wonderful. The REAL problem today is the horrendous cost of daycare... parents have trouble affording adequate and safe care, on top of it being a very in-demand service which limits availability.

    • @tiamat_023
      @tiamat_023 6 місяців тому +8

      glad to hear the "single income household" culture taught you discernment and measure.

    • @boxelderinitiative3897
      @boxelderinitiative3897 6 місяців тому +9

      @@tiamat_023 you using "single income household" in quotes is just you telling everyone that you hate a healthy nuclear family dynamic with a primary breadwinner and a primary homemaker to care for and nurture children

  • @gam3rsmurf
    @gam3rsmurf 6 місяців тому +14

    Seriously. The fact that ANYONE who finds themselves in a police interrogation room WITHOUT counsel is astounding. Guilty or not, NEVER speak without an attorney present. Period. Use your 5th ammendment to REMAIN silent. ALWAYS! Sheesh people. Best believe that the police will ALWAYS railroad you, regardless. Same with a DUI stop. They will ALWAYS arrest you. Regardless of you passing a field sobriety test. 🙄

    • @JPerez9011
      @JPerez9011 6 місяців тому +1

      Agreed. That’s why you ask for a lawyer right out of the gate. Guilty or innocent. ESPECIALLY if you’re innocent!!!!

  • @gordon317
    @gordon317 6 місяців тому +9

    I believe this girl 100%. She got railroaded!! And she deserves a new trial!

  • @J-Ball
    @J-Ball 6 місяців тому +27

    Findings from Lake County Coroner Thomas Rudd, show that Benjamin had an abnormal head shape and had suffered a prior brain injury months before the child died. She could very well be innocent.

  • @Rae_777
    @Rae_777 6 місяців тому +7

    Everything about her behavior says she’s completely innocent. This is bizarre.

  • @aprilm2664
    @aprilm2664 6 місяців тому +6

    This is why they need cameras in every room in daycares

    • @onelifedontwasteit8568
      @onelifedontwasteit8568 6 місяців тому

      To protect both the children and in this case, the child care provider.

  • @STE.B
    @STE.B 6 місяців тому +32

    10 minutes in and already thinking the detective needs to stop interrupting her.

    • @cherie623
      @cherie623 6 місяців тому

      Right!!

    • @fernfunk
      @fernfunk 6 місяців тому

      yeah they know exactly what they want to hear from her and are not listening to anything else

  • @vastvideos7212
    @vastvideos7212 6 місяців тому +68

    The detectives demand truth but lie every opportunity after what they narrator said about the x-rays not having a skull fracture. It has me feel that this may have been an accident. The court should be about justice, not just locking up as many people as possible.but you kno what they say about justice...it's just us 😢

  • @TaX4SnAxX
    @TaX4SnAxX 6 місяців тому +13

    This is a difficult case considering it could of been a head injury from home that worsened throughout the day. Watching content like this, we all know it's more than possible that the parents did something and dropped off the child to make it seem like someone else's fault.

  • @fbaltman
    @fbaltman 6 місяців тому +9

    The detectives should be charged along with anyone else railroading this woman. I’ve been questioned by detectives and they yelled at me because I wouldn’t agree with them and they continued to yell and call me a liar. My parents demanded the detectives leave our house.

  • @glee21012
    @glee21012 6 місяців тому +33

    Always demand a lawyer be present, these cops are not your friends

    • @gam3rsmurf
      @gam3rsmurf 6 місяців тому +3

      Exactly. Period!! The fact that you still get interrogations like this is alarming. 5th ammendment is in place for THIS reason

    • @Fiona2254
      @Fiona2254 6 місяців тому +3

      People do need to learn to shut up. Especially if they are innocent because cops simply want to close the case in the easiest way possible to them.

    • @jimmylee2853
      @jimmylee2853 6 місяців тому

      killer not your friend

    • @brentrichards1200
      @brentrichards1200 6 місяців тому

      They aren't your enemy either, but you should definitely get a lawyer.

    • @gam3rsmurf
      @gam3rsmurf 6 місяців тому

      @@brentrichards1200 yes, they are... Lol. They want to close the case

  • @carolinebrennan3864
    @carolinebrennan3864 6 місяців тому +14

    Idk, but she seems forthcoming and honest to me. I honestly don't (feel) as though she harmed that poor sweet baby.

  • @learn2bstill412
    @learn2bstill412 6 місяців тому +6

    This woman sounds so kind and gentle, also very thorough about what they did that day. I can't imagine shed hurt a baby.

    • @Matty272
      @Matty272 4 місяці тому

      She didn’t . Look up the interrogator. He’s a legit crooked cop. This is blatant false confession.

  • @aniimako
    @aniimako 6 місяців тому +6

    it's good so many people are working to free her with new information and more people being exposed to the case. i hope she gets out too. the truth hasn't been revealed yet and people should've worked for that instead of just wanting to close the case asap.

  • @AnaAndYari
    @AnaAndYari 6 місяців тому +10

    When the detectives tell you they believe that you’re a good person, that’s it for you 😭

    • @dennish3962
      @dennish3962 6 місяців тому +1

      The lame old Reid technique! Gets more false confessions than any other technique.

    • @JPerez9011
      @JPerez9011 6 місяців тому

      It never would have came to that if she had just asked for a lawyer.

  • @VideoGameAutopsy
    @VideoGameAutopsy 6 місяців тому +13

    “We’re not here to condemn you. We’re not here to put you in prison.”
    I think Homer Simpson said it best.
    “That’s BULLS**T, man!”

  • @maniyah1219
    @maniyah1219 6 місяців тому +15

    So many times I’ve seen detectives create their own crime scenes and scenarios and pretty much tell the suspects that’s the only thing they want to hear is them agree to what they believed happen l! It’s wild

  • @sofakingdirty
    @sofakingdirty 6 місяців тому +8

    I tell all my family never talk to a police officer under interrogation they want the case closed. Thats it. You them you need a lawyer and say nothing else. Let them book you in and we will get a lawyer for you. I believe if they lady got a lawyer she would have never been convinced. Children with head injuries normally throw up and are out of it for days. The parent's literally said the child was sick and gave him meds. Kids throw up with head injuries. They had twins not just one child, whos to say the parent couldnt have done it. My child fell back while learning to walk and hit his head. You best believe when he got sick after I immediately took him to the doctors.

  • @Kthb80
    @Kthb80 6 місяців тому +4

    Just your friendly reminder to never participate in an interview like this without an attorney.

  • @stormiesellars4928
    @stormiesellars4928 6 місяців тому +88

    Hearing some of these stories are reason why I don’t trust anyone with my children.. 🥺

    • @RaluMariaRa
      @RaluMariaRa 6 місяців тому +4

      thank God i have :first of all ,my mother wich always when i needed leave somewhere she would stay with my daughters and they are both her life ,she even tell me that she love them more then me (when she is angry on me sometimes😂) ,then i have my mother in law wich live next house to mine and my daughters use to go eevryday at her abd even sleep there sometimes ,then i have my bigger sister in law wich i also asked her many times stay with my girls,so im lucky ,but i also have friends wich have parents faar in other cities or dead parents and no relatives and it was very hard for them raising kids alone as in my country we rarely afford payng a baby sitter ,but for me ,even if i have enough money,i would had never trusted a babysitter !!!ive heard so many cases ughhhgggg😢

    • @TheBeezusjones
      @TheBeezusjones 6 місяців тому +3

      Oh please, this is an extreme exception. Statistically , there is nothing that guarantees a child's future success in life more than quality early education. Not only academically but socially.

    • @stormiesellars4928
      @stormiesellars4928 6 місяців тому +8

      @@TheBeezusjonesextreme exception? This same situation has been happening more and more daily. I will not be a statistic and have my children abused or neglected by the hands of someone else. Have you seen how much kids are being sexually assaulted in schools by their teachers? Not to mention being hurt/killed by people we are suppose to trust. No thanks my children will be schooled in our home under safe conditions.

    • @stormiesellars4928
      @stormiesellars4928 6 місяців тому +1

      @@RaluMariaRamy husband and I have a former shop teacher that both him and his wife grew into becoming parents to us and grand parents to our children. They are really the only ones we trust fully with our children. It’s scary how many stories you hear where babysitters, teacher, daycare workers are abusing children.

    • @jacquelinewatt1241
      @jacquelinewatt1241 6 місяців тому

      ​@@stormiesellars4928👍

  • @andyvankerkhove6902
    @andyvankerkhove6902 6 місяців тому +6

    another case of guilty until proven innocent.... lawyer is the only word she should have said....
    nobody would survive an interrogation like this.... nobody...
    these girls are sitting ducks whenever something happens... find another job... let parents take care of their own kids... its not worth it

  • @smugfrogman4791
    @smugfrogman4791 6 місяців тому +18

    It's a shame there isn't a narrator explaining what happened or what they're talking about. All I'm hearing is boring questions and boring answers. Explain what happensd, who was injured, how they were injured, what is being lied about and how you can tell. You know, ANALYSIS. Postinf a raw interview isn't analysis.

  • @latiawilliams2625
    @latiawilliams2625 6 місяців тому +5

    Well it's clear that the medical examiners dropped the ball here. To say his skull was fractured when in reality it wasn't and he had an odd shaped head is a huge mistake to make.there are plenty people in jail because of mistakes like this. Just because a so called expert says something doesn't mean it's right or true. People end up losing their whole lives over these medical mistakes.

  • @BoxOKittens
    @BoxOKittens 6 місяців тому +33

    I despise when detectives use coercion or lying, because then we never know the real truth.

  • @RyeDomaine
    @RyeDomaine 6 місяців тому +47

    this case definitely had vibes of interrogator coercion. Even if she did do it, 6 hours in an interrogation room with no end in sight breaks them down mentally. There has to be a limit there

    • @hydrofire1296
      @hydrofire1296 6 місяців тому +21

      Something doesn't sit right since the baby was home sick 2 days . . . . .given something for his stomach and he seemed well enough . . . . Yellow flag.

    • @NeilCrouse99
      @NeilCrouse99 6 місяців тому +15

      I'm a retired, due to back issues, male registered forensic psychiatric nurse and I agree with you 100 percent. People have been coerced into admitting to something they had nothing to do with.

    • @KMyer
      @KMyer 6 місяців тому +9

      I'm having a hard time with this one. I'm going to have to read the whole story.

    • @TinyTinaTeaParty
      @TinyTinaTeaParty 6 місяців тому +3

      She could have left anytime

    • @kyrraaa6967
      @kyrraaa6967 6 місяців тому +2

      Yeah the vibes don’t matter this isn’t minor! THERE IS nothing that will make me confess to something like this! If anything you ask for a LAWYER! She’s not slow she seems smart enough to me to know better! It’s different when it’s someone mentally disabled! She isn’t if she’s working at a daycare! There’s no excuse idc what you say!

  • @j.artiste8596
    @j.artiste8596 6 місяців тому +6

    Sometimes it takes time for a child to show symptoms of cranial injury. It can take hours or days for the brain to swell and cause symptoms. So it's really difficult to know if this was caused at home or at the daycare.

  • @zoftigbeatnik
    @zoftigbeatnik 6 місяців тому +6

    Back in the 1990's, my husband and I would drop off and pick up our 2 yr old son from daycare. I went to pick him up and they told me another child bit him. Then A month later they called saying he had a fever. I go to pick him up and they put him on a mat in the corner with no blanket. After those two incidents,We took him out of daycare and my husband worked nights from there on out.

  • @dragonight57
    @dragonight57 6 місяців тому +9

    Why is the video labelling the place as a "kindergarten"?! That is blatantly untrue. The origins of "day care", the institutionalization of small children akin to a day-orphanage, was never intended to be more than a one-time emergency care of children due to family issues, etc. The same as having a known member, or friend, of the family watching a child on a one time basis. There is a research video on UTube explaining the origins of daycare. For the past few generations, we are seeing the consequences in society - not only of the damaged child, but the rest of society bears the dangerous results.

    • @trentbrownstone1481
      @trentbrownstone1481 6 місяців тому

      It's when women were forced to work full-time in the name of equality. No more time to raise the kids.

  • @latiawilliams2625
    @latiawilliams2625 6 місяців тому +8

    I'm soo glad that me and my children made it through those early years. Now I've got to worry about them being safe and making good decisions as teenagers and adults. As a parent the worry for your children never stops.

  • @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724
    @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 6 місяців тому +7

    Melissa is fighting this in court saying she is innocent and was coerced into confessing to Ben’s murder/death. Interesting case! Is Melissa innocent?

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому +2

      There is definitely reasonable doubt. First she is saying that she didn’t do it and all of a sudden after many hours in a room she confessed. Then the medical examiner says there was a fracture and now we found out there was no fracture. These detective a scumbags.

    • @wendydebois1685
      @wendydebois1685 6 місяців тому

      ​@@bbennyj😡😠makes me so angry too!

  • @laurenmarieny
    @laurenmarieny 6 місяців тому +4

    I have to skip these videos where young children are involved, it's too sad and tragic. I couldn't imagine the pain the parents feel.

  • @alexandermendez4653
    @alexandermendez4653 6 місяців тому +5

    She certainly is acting like an innocent person would in this situation. Her story doesn't change. She has a genuine emotional response. I don't know, I dont think she did it. Interview the parents.

    • @debbiederosier1591
      @debbiederosier1591 6 місяців тому +1

      Exactly
      Did they ever interview the parents & very concerning that Ben was sick & throwing up two days before he passed.

  • @latiawilliams2625
    @latiawilliams2625 6 місяців тому +4

    And I will never understand a false confession because my thing is no matter how much you press me, if I know I didn't do something, I'm not going to make up some story about what I did. That will never make sense to me. I'm not admitting to anything I didn't do. I will have to fall asleep in the long a** interrogation.

  • @debbiebonnick8746
    @debbiebonnick8746 6 місяців тому +4

    This is why my job was to bring my beautiful babies up and started working again when they went to school (I also got private cleaning job’s that I could bring my babies with me) for extra cash ! They are teenagers now and I still do not trust anyone that I’ve not met and do not know! My kid’s may say I’m embarrassing but I don’t care - my job is to keep them safe they only have sleepovers with people I’ve known since starting school !!! Keep your babies close because you will be the only one’s that can keep them safe!!❤️

  • @HollieAndApollo
    @HollieAndApollo 6 місяців тому +28

    This is exactly why my kids have always been home with me when they aren’t in school and why I’m in school from home and will be teaching yoga from home as well.. Stuff like this made me never want to leave my kids with people I don’t know well.. it’s bad enough my kids go to public school.. much love & light to everyone here! ❤

    • @kaitlinski493
      @kaitlinski493 6 місяців тому +12

      Be wary of over sheltering your kids. They have to be able to recognize evil, in order to stay away from it.

    • @TheGuardianssorrow
      @TheGuardianssorrow 6 місяців тому +1

      I have a coworker that had a mother like you, and you have no idea how much youre hurting your child. This girl has the functionablity of a 6 year old. No critical thinking. We have had her over a year, and she's barely at the stage where most people hit after a few months of working with us. Its so sad. We dont know how to help her, she doesnt know how to get better. She was so sheltered from the world, that she didnt even know how to talk to people. Youre not a good parent.

    • @jenniferalexander5423
      @jenniferalexander5423 6 місяців тому +3

      I agree! My youngest has special needs and couldn't go to private school like his brothers. It's the little ones and the vulnerable, that cannot tell about mistreatment. Even at 10 years old, my son doesn't understand. That's why, I have a healthy suspicion of every single person that speaks to and touches him.

    • @jenniehughes6927
      @jenniehughes6927 6 місяців тому

      ​@TheGuardianssorrow You can't judge other people by what your ignorant coworker did or didn't do. What a stupid comment.

    • @themamachar
      @themamachar 6 місяців тому +3

      That is wonderful. Moms started leaving their kids in day care 50 or 60 years ago and now we have a population of adults who have many many problems. You can never over love and take care of your kids. God bless.

  • @girlafraid4045
    @girlafraid4045 6 місяців тому +4

    there are a few cases that have really bugged me over the years. this is one of them. thanks for posting.

  • @maryrussell4148
    @maryrussell4148 6 місяців тому +7

    I have to say I don't think this lady did any harm,she knows.who.Theybare putting her in a scary situation.They are definitely coherecing her.

  • @Swellington_
    @Swellington_ 6 місяців тому +16

    That’s Wendy,with a W 😂😂

    • @8thhousemoonrabbit205
      @8thhousemoonrabbit205 6 місяців тому +2

      Thanks because I couldn't understand what the fuck I was hearing lol. I still don't take the meaning but whatev

    • @debbiemohekey1509
      @debbiemohekey1509 6 місяців тому +4

      @@8thhousemoonrabbit205 Theres a wendy and a Gwendy

  • @smmy13
    @smmy13 6 місяців тому +1

    They way she keeps on repeating “yeah, to punch out”
    Makes me feel uneasy like she was telling on herself

  • @Fiona2254
    @Fiona2254 6 місяців тому +4

    Seems that the examiner didn’t X-ray the skull and the baby had an abnormal cranium. This interrogation is an example of why you should ALWAYS ask for a lawyer, especially if you are innocent.
    The defense also didn’t have access to all the information so in my mind whether she did it or not this is a miscarriage of justice.

  • @TheBeezusjones
    @TheBeezusjones 6 місяців тому +3

    I don't understand - they said there is evidence of severe head injury/ harm but then he said it was discovered he had a misshaped head or some kind of physical problem.. ? Which is it?

  • @ReverendSparkles
    @ReverendSparkles 6 місяців тому +34

    I do see the signs of coercion here. There are also several facts of the case that cause some alarm. I don't know if she did it, but stories like these make me so grateful I had so many trusted people to help when my kid was daycare aged. I couldn't imagine trusting my baby to people I don't know fully and intimately... it's got to be so heartbreaking to carry the guilt of trusting someone who didn't deserve it. I hope this baby's family has found peace and healing after this tragedy.

  • @coconutfallsyt3030
    @coconutfallsyt3030 6 місяців тому +9

    How else do you spell Wendy if not with a W ??🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

    • @jolo3118
      @jolo3118 6 місяців тому +4

      Ahh.. I just heard that there's a Gwendy as well. Makes sense now. Lol

    • @NotAnotherKuromi
      @NotAnotherKuromi 6 місяців тому

      Like Gwendy apparently

    • @coconutfallsyt3030
      @coconutfallsyt3030 6 місяців тому

      @@NotAnotherKuromi it’s still with a W tho, if it had none it would be gendy 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

    • @maireadob
      @maireadob 6 місяців тому +1

      She has a speech impediment. It was said at the start. Thats why she is clarifying its with a W as she can’t say it properly.

  • @FocusOnThePie
    @FocusOnThePie 6 місяців тому +2

    Don't trust someone with a Bump-It

  • @marie-michelleanderson2851
    @marie-michelleanderson2851 6 місяців тому +3

    She should have insisted on speaking with a lawyer and gotten up and left. They had no right to hold her . She however wasn't aware of het roghts. Innocent people often figure that they are safe and don't need a lawyer. Huge mistake.

  • @insidiousbeatz48
    @insidiousbeatz48 6 місяців тому +4

    Ive never commented here before. I'm fom the UK,Scotland. I just want to say a massive thank you for the time and effort you put in to giving me these well rounded, detailed videos. Keep it up and again just ❤

    • @sarahrean7174
      @sarahrean7174 6 місяців тому

      This is your 3rd comment here

    • @insidiousbeatz48
      @insidiousbeatz48 6 місяців тому +1

      @sarahrean7174 Sorry for not remembering a channel I previously commented, on my mistake, however your need to point it out on a positive message of thanks speaks volumes as to your character as a person. Enjoy spreading your negativity I assume.

    • @rachelcampbell9960
      @rachelcampbell9960 6 місяців тому +1

      I'm from Scotland too and really appreciate these videos, very impressed!

  • @wilson120185
    @wilson120185 6 місяців тому +2

    You know what's disturbing.... I went to Google to find this case and typing in daycare skull fracture the number of cases is horrifying.

  • @DemonChildNicoRobin2.0
    @DemonChildNicoRobin2.0 6 місяців тому +2

    And THIS is how you get an innocent person to confess.
    This is messed up.

  • @delaneyb6171
    @delaneyb6171 6 місяців тому +3

    You call her Evil and then go on to describe why she could be innocent. Why are you choosing clickbait? These are real people, dude. Imagine the trauma of going to prison and being called a murderer, when you DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. Have a heart dude. I honestly thought you made quality content before this...

  • @red-collar-radio9963
    @red-collar-radio9963 6 місяців тому +35

    Let just say it was the parents that abused their child and passed it off on the daycare. To persuade someone to confess is coercion Mr. Tyrant

    • @holly_314
      @holly_314 6 місяців тому +2

      The type of head injury the child sustained would hv caused symptoms right away. She admitted that the child had been fine the entire day. So it happened at the daycare and not before he got there.

    • @RubberDucky80
      @RubberDucky80 6 місяців тому

      Did you not watch the entire video? Do you understand how children react to these types of injuries? The type of injuries the child had, it would have been impossible for it to have happened before they were in the daycare. Obviously you are anti-cop, as evidenced by your oh-so-edgy “Mr. Tyrant” comment, but that doesn’t mean you have to act ignorant.

    • @godcuck7793
      @godcuck7793 6 місяців тому +1

      What school did you finish?@@RubberDucky80

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому

      @@RubberDucky80The video poster isn’t a medical professional.

    • @Sheena7625
      @Sheena7625 6 місяців тому

      @@RubberDucky80
      Not true, watch the whole video! It was stated that there wasn’t ANY fracture! 😤🤦🏻‍♀️ The X-ray actually showed a misshapen head is all it showed. The doctor lied.

  • @MsK4YY
    @MsK4YY 6 місяців тому +2

    if daycare can cost more than one of your paycheck then daycares should have cameras that can be viewed by the parents who pay.

  • @loyaldogpublishingllc915
    @loyaldogpublishingllc915 6 місяців тому +2

    This baby had a head injury before this day. The child was home sick and vommiting days prior which is a sign of head trama.

  • @SamanthaSosaA
    @SamanthaSosaA 6 місяців тому +26

    As a certified armchair psychologist from the UA-cam School of Criminal Justice who's viewed countless interrogations- she comes across as being truthful to me. That is, until she is worn down by the detectives mind game tactics to coerce a confession after 6hrs and 79 denials.

    • @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724
      @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 6 місяців тому +2

      I’m just glad you are certified! 😅

    • @bbennyj
      @bbennyj 6 місяців тому

      @@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724Lol

    • @sarahrean7174
      @sarahrean7174 6 місяців тому

      Psychologist? What can you do ? you are not a psychiatrist no one trust you with anything.

    • @sarahrean7174
      @sarahrean7174 6 місяців тому

      I figured that by myself with no training.....

    • @SamanthaSosaA
      @SamanthaSosaA 6 місяців тому

      @@sarahrean7174 That joke went over your head is all, hun. I'm absolutely NOT a psychologist. However; I am an addictions counselor so I do have experience with mental health. Only to a certain point and even so- I have my limits.

  • @Zero-Subs
    @Zero-Subs 6 місяців тому +5

    As a nee father working full time with my wife working full time we have a really hard time fixing our schedules to make sure our baby is always in our care, even tho it complicated our lives and our schedules by not getting a baby sitter I simply can't trust a stranger with my baby..

    • @sarahrean7174
      @sarahrean7174 6 місяців тому

      🙄 you gonna homeschooling him too ? You have no choice than trusted people
      That's why I don't gonna have one at all

    • @Zero-Subs
      @Zero-Subs 6 місяців тому +1

      @sarahrean7174 I never said that I just want him to be a little older and I would like to have a babysitter ri can trust

  • @darksidefla7274
    @darksidefla7274 6 місяців тому +2

    I dont think ANYONE wouldn't sit down and watch a 6 hour movie🤬🤬So why would you sit there for 6 hours.. explaining anything about yourself for 6 hours...like..THAT MAKE NO SENSE TO ME....your going to jail anyways dont sit there for 6 hours and tell on yourself... ask for a lawyer😡😡whats wrong with this generation of leaders and people

  • @5thgearratchet
    @5thgearratchet 6 місяців тому +2

    I don't know how any daycare doesn't have cameras. This protects everyone involved. It'll either convict or exonerate a person. I also believe if they are truly "established," they will have cameras. Regardless, it should be a requirement for a daycare license. I have two kids and I would never leave them at a daycare without cameras.

  • @romerider1000
    @romerider1000 6 місяців тому +3

    She doesn’t confess in this video, she doesn’t until hour 16 and she was coerced into confessing…she isn’t evil, the cops have minimal integrity. Thumbs down for the click bait title 👎🏽

  • @snugglepuss6317
    @snugglepuss6317 6 місяців тому +3

    IF THIS CHILD WAS FEELING POORLY, HAD MONDAY OFF THAN CAME BACK ON TUESDAY AN DIED ON WEDNESDAY, COULD THIS INCIDENT HAPPEN ON A SUNDAY AT HOME WITH THE PARENTS. THAN OVER THE LAST FEW DAYS OF HIS LIFE THEY SENT HIM TO DAY CARE, PUT THE BLAME ON HER. JUST A THOUGHT.

  • @leannabedore
    @leannabedore 5 місяців тому +1

    I went back to work part time when my daughter was 1.5, a few months into her being there I got a call that my daughter cut her tounge and needed to come pick her up. I got there and her tounge was severed almost completely in half, hanging on by a tiny flap of skin. I rushed her to the ER, the daycare told me she was pushing a push car and tripped and fell hitting her chin on the concrete.
    The ER Dr. said no way, she had no marks on her chin and the amount of pressure biting down on her tounge was extremely hard to sever it, she had to have 12 stitches and put under anesthesia for the first time. 😢
    I never took her back. The cameras werent "working" the story was a lie.
    I ran into one of the daycare workers over the weekend at home depot and she said she was working on the weekend (when they are normally closed) and said she had to help lay down bark outside because of what happened to my daughter. She didn't elaborate so I know they were hiding something. All of them.

  • @Sashabella1
    @Sashabella1 6 місяців тому +1

    The medical information revealed is why you never talk. Get a lawyer even when you're innocent. No actual skull fracture.

  • @scotta3906
    @scotta3906 6 місяців тому +3

    Never even look at these detectives without a lawyer!!! It ridiculous when they say just tell us what we want to hear to help yourself right into prison! Your never helping yourself talking to these individuals

  • @mendel5106
    @mendel5106 6 місяців тому +3

    The other detective looks like a rookie sticking out his head and lean over that far for so long..
    Maybe that's what he got use to doing.

  • @shuffman8094
    @shuffman8094 6 місяців тому +1

    “She was interrogated for 9 hours and after out loud dening any wrong doing 79 times, she confessed. During the interrogation she was lead by police, bullied, sworn at, and denied use of the bathroom. Her confession had many discrepancies including her claiming there was another caregiver just feet away when she tossed the child on the ground. That women denies seeing anything like that. Her confession changes several times, before she ultimately recants. Besides the confession the only other evidence in the case is the coroner's report stating the child had a skull fracture that had occured that day. Based on that alone Melissa Calusinski was convicted of first degree murder and was sentenced to serve 31 years in prison. Years later the new coroner took a look at this case and determine the skull fracture was healing at the time of death meaning it was an old injury. “

  • @shuffman8094
    @shuffman8094 6 місяців тому +1

    “ Years later the new coroner took a look at this case and determine the skull fracture was healing at the time of death meaning it was an old injury. Upon further investigation it was discovered that weeks before the death daycare workers had noticed a large bump on the child's head. The new coroner believes that that bump caused some kind of brain injury that eventually cased death”

  • @eucliduschaumeau8813
    @eucliduschaumeau8813 6 місяців тому +43

    With a name like "Minee Subbie", what could possibly go wrong? Whatthehell kind of name is that?

    • @DGB120
      @DGB120 6 місяців тому +17

      And who tf is “gwendy” is this lord of the rings

    • @Inkedaquarian76
      @Inkedaquarian76 6 місяців тому +6

      Seriously 🤯

    • @Inkedaquarian76
      @Inkedaquarian76 6 місяців тому +5

      @@DGB120lmao 🧌

    • @tashastidwell6915
      @tashastidwell6915 6 місяців тому +2

      Hey guys 😢 people don't choose the name that they are given......so that's kinda not a thing to pick on someone about......choose another character flaw ...I'm just saying that's super fukked up

    • @tammyshane1444
      @tammyshane1444 6 місяців тому +1

      It could be short for Gwendolyn anyways

  • @themulti-coloredcanary5795
    @themulti-coloredcanary5795 6 місяців тому +7

    If you ever find yourself being questioned by cops the first and only thing you say is I wish to remain silent and I would like to speak to my attorney. That's it. If you do that you cannot give them information that they can then twist and wrongfully convict you with.

  • @sylviekoenig9960
    @sylviekoenig9960 6 місяців тому +2

    Boy! How I hate it when they start saying "You're a good person"… It stinks.
    I also hate it that they corner people in a microscopic room. Psychologically, anyonwould become vulnerable and not being able to think straight, they won't know anymore what's real or not.

  • @fernfunk
    @fernfunk 6 місяців тому +2

    but seriously, how could she not ask for a lawyer once they're pushing her so hard?? did they not read her her rights?

    • @mariamaria2751
      @mariamaria2751 6 місяців тому +1

      Cause she was innocent , and she was just answering their questions. She was totally unsuspecting , she just was trying to help

    • @fernfunk
      @fernfunk 6 місяців тому +1

      @@mariamaria2751 i know but once the detectives got so pushy and obviously implicated her. poor woman... it doesn't seem fair that she had a low IQ and no one looking out for her or the detectives reminding her that she could ask for a lawyer. crazy. hope they're both no longer detectives :(