When Evil Parents Realize They've Been Caught
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🔍 Dive deep into the unsettling realm of family secrets and betrayal as we explore the chilling moments when deceitful parents are confronted with the harsh reality of being exposed. In this eye-opening video, we unravel the gripping tales of deceit, manipulation, and the ultimate confrontation that shatters the facade of seemingly normal families.
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0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Chad Doerman
4:20 - Cynthia Cdebaca
8:29 - Alexee Trevizo
17:40 - Kelsey Warren
19:25 - Sleeping Mother
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"You got the right to remain silent, so fucking use it" is the coldest shit i ever heard a cop say💀
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yh its up there with “Drop your weapons you’re surrounded by armed bastards.”
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Damn.
Hearing that momma yell "you took my life from me" and "they're so little" is so heartbreaking.
That monster had a motive. He believed that his wife was going to leave him so he decided to spite her. Taking the children he gave her as a form of payback. What a sick monster.
@Dave-te5bs yeah i remember seeing this case when it first happened and I'm still not understanding why more people don't talk about it. The image of the 3 kids layed out on the front lawn will always stick with me
@@7FatguyI remember too he chased 1 of the boys that ran and made him come back 😢 some sick shit
Right?? I saw it once before and it was just as shit this time.
The worst thing is that she's going to blame herself. She'll go around and around in circles blaming herself for being so stupid for not seeing it coming, for being with someone like that in the first place etc.
That is going to torture her for the rest of her life. That poor poor woman. 😔😔😔
Yeah this case has really stuck with me and mom’s screams saying they’re did aren’t they? Haunts me. Heartbreaking. I think about this family literally every day
First guy is pure evil. He did it cause his wife wanted to leave him.
Lamez
The most dangerous phase of an abusive relationship is trying to leave.
@@MVPDabba I hope everything works out man
Thats disgusting. I know divorce can be heartbreaking but killing your own child is way more. At least you can see your kids and be a part of their life
Yes. So he wanted revenge and took away the kids that he gave her. Selfish monster
“Nooo you killed my dad!” After the grandma tried to kiss the grandson I feel so bad and I pray and hope that family is doing better. Prayers to that family.
Grandma alleges that he was abusive to all of them, not just her. She thought she was protecting them.
@@jturtle5318 Yes she *thought* she was protecting them, we know what happened
@@jturtle5318 and yet the two that really matter are the two that wouldnt embrace her.... the same that kid that he allegedly abused didnt want to hug the person that "saved him," that makes total sense. come on dude use your brain 😂
@@DeMirioRansom2113kids are loyal to their parents cause they are raised np y them. It is quite possible that after the kids mature they will know better and actually thank the grandma.
@@douglass1221thank you. if the grandma wasn’t lying, and as a kid of abuse by my stepdad i would feel bad at first but realize it was for my protection.
I wouldn't say the last woman was evil , she looked devastated and was grateful for the help
Yep little kids can escape. I am glad they did not arrest her or call CPS on her.
Kids are little escape artists... amazing how quick they are too!
My nephew watched us unlock the front door all the time before he could walk-- we thought it was because he liked the sounds but turns out he was just studying to be an escape artist- as SOON as he could walk he tried to unlock the front door
@@steveh3206 Unsupervised kids are
@@jayrome144 you clearly have no idea how stressful and tiring it is to be a parent. simply taking a 15 minute nap with your child can turn into disaster very quick. especially at that specific toddler age. they are very curious and very sneaky. don't be so judgy. it makes you sound very ignorant
Seeing the teen boy save the toddler made my day. Props to him, and his family for raising a compassionate and proactive young man.
The cop was whistling at the baby like a dog
Alexee's child was born ALIVE. She killed it by suffocating it in a trash bag. She's currently facing first degree murder charges. She will be in court in 2024 to face the charges against her. This was truly heinous and the notion that her mother didn't know is ridiculous. She has many photos where she is very obviously pregnant. The mother enabled alot of her daughter's actions. So sad.
Enabled the denial by being so controlling. Did you see the video when the cops went to her house and arrested her, and mom was blocking the door and insisting that they couldn't take her?
@@jturtle5318 Yes. In-freakin-sanity.
also, the text on the screen is wrong, she kept calling the baby "it" and "nothing was crying"! she never used the word baby and the mom RIGHT AWAY said "what did yo do to IT"
Yes. The mother calling him "it" was sad.
@@tufalike1796 yeah. Sad
The first guy… just WHY? How do you line up 3 kids like you’re an SS guard at a concentration camp?! These are HIS kids too… that’s as evil as it gets. What did the boys do??? He left the girls alone to, very strange.
Simply Incredible yet, Sickening at the same time...... 😢😢😢
Wife wanted to leave him. The 3 boys was his and hers. The girl wasn't his, it was his step daughter. I'd assume he wanted to remove anything that was his or apart of him out of her life. 😢
I know right? At least SS guards got paid for performing their duty .
Wife was gonna leave. She could take her kid- but not his. Those were his and he wasn’t going to let her take them with her.
@@Mimi-cq4bgHe tried to kill all of them, including the mother
The last video was SO good. Honest mistakes can happen, especially with toddlers/children learning how to be people. The mother was obviously SO frightened when she found out what happened, and her reaction was so genuine- not to mention the police officers actually being helpful, kind, and understanding. Need to see more interactions like this, really heartwarming
ya happened to my neighbor ... her kid was 2 and could break out of jail if he wanted lol...... i saw the cops out side with the kid so i asked them what was wrong and pointed them to his moms.... the next day 3 cops came back and put child safety stuff on everything in her house for free ... 2 weeks later we found him at the park across the street playing .. he escaped out a window... so i installed bars on the inside of every window .. and now he is about 5 years old and has only gotten better at running away ..... we always thought maybe bad parent problems but NO.. 100% it the kid he loves to escape and go for walks in town.. the cops keep him for 3 days once and he escaped 2 times on them ...if you give hum a number lock of some kind he we sit for hours trying to open it or carry it with him everywhere until he gets it open....
When I was a teen in early 90s, I went to a wood that was miles from where I lived, so far that I wasn't allowed there, probably the reason I went. We say a filthy crying boy of 5 walking down the track. We knew there were houses that backed on to the woods, so took him there but there were no gates or gaps and the kid kept pointing far away from there when we asked where he came from. So I flagged a car down on nearby main road and asked them to take me and the kid to police. I told the cops about the houses and that the kid didn't recognise them, but cops went there and found he did live there and the parents thought he was in the back yard. He'd crawled under the fence, and was missing around 3 hours and they hadn't noticed. Cop said a young boy had found him, they changed their story instantly to a young boy had abducted him, when they were told social services were involved. So cop asked for a description of me, they just waffles a lot of random shit. The cop said ok I'll make a kidnapping charge and then arrest you for lying to me, if that's what you want. He told me all this cos I was still sat with the kid in the police station, when he come to take us both home. Cop came to my house around 6-7 year later and asked if I'd come meet him, cos he came to his aunt who'd adopted him and asked to speak to me. Can't believe they lost their kid for hours then tried to say I was a kidnapper when they realised they were in the shit
Disagree she def has issues
@@maureenm1937 I know she was asleep, how terrible
Yeah I've seen a lot of clips from like Cops and stuff where it's pretty clear there was no malice happening, kid just wandered off. Kids unfortunately do that, and it's so nice that the officers don't just immediately assume some horrible thing was intentionally happening.
According to all of the info out there, everyone knew Lexi was pregnant- Lexi, her Mom, her friends, & all of her classmates. In her cheerleading outfit, she was VERY CLEARLY pregnant. All of the nurses said Lexi was hiding it from the Mom, but that's total bs!
Seems she even named him.
@@pipermccool Exactly! They said Mom sat in the stands every time she cheered. Even a blind person could see she was pregnant, & all of her friends saying she named the baby.
No I think other ppl named that baby! Sadly! 😢😢@@KansasCityScientologyAudit
even in the video the mom said we talked about this so yea she knew
That’s what I been saying since it happened , also the mom asked her “ what did you do to it “ it = the baby
The difference in reaction from every other parent and the last mother tells you everything you need to know about who they are
The fact that Alexee's mom tried so hard to not have her daughter arrested and even BABIED her after the awful thing she did... plus the "we talked about this" literally blows me away. That evil comes from her, like mother like daughter type shit.
Yes, very controlling and smothering. Her response when the doctor forgot her age and asked the mother for consent to transfer her, and trying to argue "but she's a student" when the cop said she's 19.
I think mom knew before that night that she was pregnant.
Stop judging you are not God ijs
@@jturtle5318stop judging you are not God ijs
If you look at her pictures of her cheering and stuff, she LOOKS pregnant and it is OBVIOUS that everyone knew. And @charronrose68 don't even try and come for me, I'm not going to entertain your nonsense. I suppose you are her relative or something. I lived in New Mexico for 8 years and there was so much shit that went on like this so I wasn't really shocked by
her or her mother's actions.
But what if I am x3 @@charronrose68
This AI voice is the most believable I've heard so far until he said nine hundred and eleven.
it was "In-dick-ment" when saying indictment for me LOL
yup lol
And when he said syringe
@@jasearasmith8314 I must've fast forwarded through that. How did it pronounce it?
@@maybombz sy-ringe like sci-fi it was funny
(9:34 - 9:47) Lexi's mother already knew that she was pregnant: "Lexi, i TOLD YOU ABOUT THIS! I JUST ASKED YOU ABOUT THIS. Tell me the truth!" The pictures of Lexi in her cheerleader uniform (priorcto this day) she is VERY obviously pregnant. Why her mother pretended to not know, and not be straight up and confront her about it when she was obviously that far along in her pregnancy, is so strange to me? And Lexi trying to convince everyone that she "immaculately conceived," is also very strange.
If you look more into Alexi's case, theyre more odd things from the mom that make her look suspicious. Some think it was the moms idea
overall i believe she has a mental and environmental issue
if you think about it why would a girl that just got a baby want to throw it away to cover up she had been pregnant?
@ziahherrera2591
The suspicion of her is understandable. I get the impression that her mom knew, but didn't realize she was in her 3rd trimester (that close to giving birth), and figured if she brought her to the hospital then her pregnancy would be confirmed, and Lexi would finally stop denying it and stop lying to her mom about it.
Lexi's lack of maturity, reason, and logic is most fascinating (& tragic). Her inability of forethought and to consider that she can't hide her pregnancy forever, and a hospital staff is not going to overlook or ignore blood smears on the bathroom walls & floor, and she actually thought she could lie & deny the hospital pregnancy test confirming her pregnancy, and actually thought she could hide a human being in a bathroom tiny garbage bin.
That she would choose to do this rather than just be honest, have a safe delivery, and relinquish her parental rights to the baby & adopt him out.
She was only concerned about her mom getting mad at her from finding out that she had sex.
Which, if she's totally incapable and too immature to responsibly handle "the result" of having sex (pregnancy), than she's obviously too immature and irresponsible to be engaging in sex.
I wonder if her mom would have taken a more compassionate and understanding approach to her daughter, prior to the hospital, she wouldn't have been so fearful of confiding to her mother and telling her she needs her help and support, her baby would still be alive and they would have gotten over the initial upset and loving their new family member.
@@Winter-Lakegood points, especially that the Mom knew, took her to the hospital and she'd quit denying everything.. never thought of that!
I want to know what was found in the house with the search warrant! And what the boyfriend had to say!!
When is her trial, do you know?
I feel like putting that last one in with these heartless murderers and drug addicts is a little rough. She fell asleep and the kid got out. Maybe she genuinely didn't believe he could get out or was just so tired she thought she locked the door. I have 3 kids and I know how tired you get when they are that age and mine weren't even that bad sleeping at night. Guarantee you she will make damned sure in future!
I feel like a lot of people ran away from their parents when they were toddlers/really you kids. I did when I was 6. I just wanted to play in the sandbox at an amusement park. My little sister went to the playground on the other side leaving my poor dad frantically running all over this park to wrangle us back into his care XD. I have a distinct memory of both him and my mom writing their cell phone numbers on our arms at every outing after that lol.
I don’t know i think it was heartwarming to see everyone help out. Was a nice little note to leave off of😊
i work at a daycare and kids sprint out constantly when there parents are signing them out 😅
Same. We had handles that would unlock automatically when you pushed the handle. The house had been owned by seniors before we moved in. Didn’t have a clue that my youngest would be able to open the door so easy.
First day we were there we found out. He was two and on the front lawn and I was moving boxes and saw the door open- I knew I had locked it.
I FREAKED.
We went to Home Depot that afternoon and got a deadbolt that we installed up high.
@@Mimi-cq4bg Scary, isn't it? Back in 1993 my almost 2 year old toddler "escaped". My ex would leave for work around 7:15 am. Apparently almost 2 heard him and woke up. He climbed out of his crib, which he had never done before, and ran around inside the house for a good 20 minutes or so. He got a pop tart, got some toys out and fed the dog. Looked out the window and saw a school bus. Decided he wanted to go to school like the big kids. He got a kitchen chair and my broom and managed to unlock both the back storm door and screen door locks... used the broom to unlatch the hook/eye we had installed near the top of the door frame and toddled his happy little azz down the block after the bus. He went 2 blocks down and a block over. Another school bus stopped for kindergarteners there... and he wanted to get on. Luckily a neighbor lady saw him in his footie pjs and a pull-up and realized he was just a little too young and a little too big for his britches - lol. She got him and called the cops. It took them a few minutes to find our house, but I woke up to a LEO banging on my back door with almost 2 on his hip. OMG - I had to trip over the dog, the broom and the chair to get to the door. LEO took the entire scene in for a very long second and busted out laughing. Thank the Lord, because he could've called CPS! He said he had kids, too and damn, they're sneaky sometimes. Advised me to get more locks and knob covers, wished us a good day and left chuckling all the way... I guarantee, it never happened again, but sometimes sh*t happens even when you're a good parent. SMH. Kids!
That last mom was a good mother you can tell by how she reacted. It happens. My mom put me down for a nap when I was 2 and went to fold laundry I got up snuck out the back door and went down the street to find a teenage girl I was fond of. My mother was horrified when I was brought home and she had no idea I had left.
I went to sleep as a kid bries under blankets , hours later I woke up , went into the kitchen to see my Mum and Dad talking to police officers 😅😂 they’d been looking for me for hours 😅
Same thing happened to me. I’m lucky a neighbor saw my son in the road. He had never gotten out before, I didn’t even know he knew how to unlock the door at the time. Now every door leading to the outside has a childproof handle and we installed an alarm system. Scariest moment of my life when a stranger knocked on my door with MY SON in her hands and told me he was standing in the middle of what usually a very, VERY busy road. Thank God for the kind people who see kids in trouble and their first thought is to help them.
please stop excusing negligent parenting
Never lose your kids, always pay attention to them
@@jayrome144 honest mistakes happen, you clearly don't have kids or experience in raising them. It's not just negligence. Stop being so narrow minded.
@@heyadoraa Please stop excusing negligence, enabling is just as bad as abuse. You're abusive right now.
My son when he was a toddler, got out of the house while I was using the restroom. When I realized he was out of the house I opened the front door to a police officer with him. He knew where he lived and brought the officer home. I was TERRIFIED! CPS was called, they did make a home visit but by then I had my dad put safety locks at the top of all doors and windows so it wouldn't happen again. Case closed. Two weeks later, I caught the little sh*& standing on a chair trying to reach the safety lock. He couldn't reach it Thank God and my dad. Kids.
My sister had an escape artist like that. She climbed up on a chair to undo the lock at the top of the door, and left with her baby brother... the neighbours phoned my sister, who was in the shower...are your little ones supposed to be walking up the road together??? Lol! They are both fine now! 18 years later!!!😅
not gonna lie, when i was 4 years old i snuck into a friends house who lived down the street to watch television 😅
Yeah Mateo’s mom does not deserve the title on this video. Not an evil parent.
When my son was 18 months old, he kept sneaking out of the house. He knew how to click the lock, slide the window and pop the screen. I put screw locks up high where he could not reach.
Drives me insane when people will react to stories like "Oh why weren't you watching your child?" You literally cannot watch a kid 24/7. Sometimes, like your experience, you need to go to the bathroom. Are you supposed to tie your child to your pants every time you use the toilet or cook in the kitchen or get out the vacuum cleaner or something? Kids are also SO FAST.
I"m conflicted about CPS being called, on the one hand that seems excessive to call them because a toddler escaped the house one time, on the other hand I could see how calling them every time something like that happens could be useful for some people.
My mom had a friend who had twins and then a singleton like 10 months apart, and the three of them used their combined powers to keep escaping the house no matter what she did. They could climb over the baby gates and open the door.
Treviso never referred to the infant as "he". She called the child " it". The captions are wrong. She says "it". Repeatedly. Her mother should be indicted right along with her. Trying to blame the hospital and staff for killing her baby. The body cam video from that night and the interviews with hospital staff were brutal. That poor maintenance woman who found that perfectly formed, perfectly healthy dead baby with his precious face tight against the plastic bag he was bound in.
The young parents of a murdered baby were back in school a few days later. They even made it to the prom all dressed up. She could have shown cute photos of their son but instead she killed him.
When they officially arrested her, there was a memorial for the infant in the living room, it said Alex on it… I think it’s a touch that her lawyer must have told them to do.
You actually have a very good point. It’s distancing language I’ve seen a lot of suspects use. (Not a cop or lawyer, just watch a lot of true crime shit. Highly recommend Boze vs The World, I learned it from her)
When I was a heroin addict, my friend had a baby and took it everywhere. I never got the nods, but she'd be passing out while driving. My bf and I saw her car swerving on the highway. It took about 5 minutes of constant beeping and hanging out the window to get her attention.
After we finally got her pulled over, I drove them home and waited for her husband. They divorced, and she moved away. That baby is now in his 20s and in college. She's a drug counselor.
I have my happy little family, and am extremely proud of us both. If you're on dope, get clean asap. Stop ruining every life around you. You may just do something you can't come back from. It seems impossible, but it's not. It's hard work. You can do it.
Great outcome for you all, I truly think you’re amazing!!
(I’m currently on day 4 of quitting cigarettes after 25+yrs and feel like I’m dying and going insane right now.. reading stories like this help me gain perspective and keep me determined!)
I guess nit everyone can rise above their challenges.
That first one is heart breaking.
The potential those kids had,great scholars,adventuress,successful.
This video is proof why I have no sympathy for any school shooters,murderers,and any other people of that sort.
To any of those effected by any of these causes,I hope and pray for you to have these heavy burdens lifted up off your shoulders.
17:52
" A nine hundred and eleven call" 😂😂😂
That's a new one
Or when the narrator was talking about the syringe in the backseat of the car, next to the child. "Psy-ringe" lol
Literally both of these made me come to the comments😂😂
AI is pretty crazy. I thought nothing of it until nine hundred and eleven, then I was so distracted by it for the rest of the video.
Alexi Travino is the worst of the worst and so is her mother. Calling the baby it and then they sue the hospital for the baby dying! She could have yelled for help in the bathroom. Plus there is an emergency button. People checking on her but at no point did she call for help! She is sickening and deserves to be in prison for the rest of her life!
She was a young girl who was in shock she had just gave birth to a child she didn't know she was pregnant with.she was a baby having a baby😢 granted she shouldn't have put the baby in a bag but she was scared and in shock😢
@@scoobz859pandileethatsme8bull ,she knew and she killed him.
@@scoobz859pandileethatsme8she knew she was pregnant, so did her mom, aswell as her friends at school
@@jadey8328 oh well in that case she wasn't in shock 😨
Alexi probs was the worst one I’ve heard..
What is wrong with parents. They are children.. you can’t do that to something so innocent..
One of them IS A CHILD.
@@slither_69 19 is not a child, maybe immature but definitely not a child.
Am child
@@lovejotted Yes it is, here in the US and in a few other countries, you are not an adult under you are 21 years old. 19 is still a teenager, and thus still a child. In reality though, you don't reach full maturity (IE: The brain is fully developed) until 28 years of age. Now, it is true that some people mature much more quickly than others, for example I didn't really mature until I was 32 (this was due to a developmental disorder).
But, as far as the law is concerned, 19 is still a child.
@@Suisfonia Don’t patronize me, I know what I’m talking about. Nobody recognizes 19 as a child, it has ‘teen’ in the name, sure, but childhood ends by 18 at the latest. 21 is the legal drinking age in US, that’s what you’re thinking of. If 19 was a child by law she wouldn’t be getting tried as an adult.
Thanks for nothing, though!
It’s clear at 20:20 the cop doesn’t have kids of his own just by the way he was whistling at the boy to turn around to have his pic taken 😂
He was getting that boy’s attention the same way that I do with my cat whenever I’m trying to take a photo of her. 😂
just because you wouldnt do that doesnt mean other parents wouldnt. Not all parents act like parents, genius.
😂😂 Yeah honestly I wouldn’t know how to talk to kids either. Would likely do the same as he did.
bro really said 'c'mere boy, c'mon, c'mere. Good boy, yeah who's a good boy?' 💀
@@Lulu.Cthulhu
Jog on cat lady 😂
Lexi knew she was pregnant and in labor. I’m not sure the mother knew for 100%, but she had a 95% idea that she was. The reaction the mother had in the ER room when she found out shows she didn’t 100% know. I’m not defending the mother at all. I’m just saying she definitely had an idea just not 100% confirmation until that night. She deserves major jail time. Her mother also needs to be charged with obstruction…you should see how resistant the mother was in other investigation videos in this case.
They 100% knew because she had a positive pregnancy test in the ED. I suspect mom knew before that.
@@jturtle5318i also believe they knew, but the hospital stated that they did not tell the family the results of the hcg test yet.
BULLSHIT!! At that point her and her mother had been informed (repeatedly, by multiple ED staff) that the pregnancy tests they had just done in the ER lab were POSITIVE and had been double checked and confirmed! Both the mom and Alexee kept denying it right to their faces and said the tests were wrong and claimed that Alexee was still a virgin! Alexee refused to even let them examine her.
Haha, the "oh, boy" grandma never gets old.
You have to be so strong to be a police officer. Having to go to a scene where 3 young boys were murdered by their father. Ugh. That's horrifying.
All that flushing of the toilet was no doubt her trying to flush that poor baby like a dead goldfish to hide the evidence, absolute evil imo.
She's 15? -
Who Said she was trying to flush the Baby down the toilet?? I never heard that!!
@@slither_69she’s 19 bud
@@slither_69No, she isn’t. Alexee Trevizo is an adult. She is 19 years old and murdered her baby in the hospital bathroom. That innocent newborn was alive whenever she placed them in the hospital bathroom garbage can. There is no excuse or spin you could possibly attempt with this case. By the way, even IF she was 15, that’s still old enough to know better than to murder your freaking newborn IN THE HOSPITAL.
@@slither_69 She is 19!!!!
Alexee Trajivo's mother should be charged with being an accomplice. Her mother said, "Do you want to get in trouble for this? You can get in trouble for this." Um, yea. She killed a perfectly healthy baby, her own baby, while at a hospital surrounded by doctors. She knew better.
"You have a right to remain silent, so f___ing use it" that some cold yet cool sh-t
Cynthia….”oh honey come kiss me please”
“Nooooo you killed my dad”
"shut up, dude. You got the right to remain silent, so fucking use it."
He cold.
I love it.
The Mom's behavior in the Trevizzo case was abhorrent! This girl acted the way she did because of how she was raised by that mother. The girl was scared to death of her & acted like a young child.
TOTALLY!!!! Alexis is a fkn killer/murderer. The baby was born ALIVE, she UNALIVED the baby 😬😡🤬
Yep. Hate seeing that clip posted on all of the compilations every single time. That girl was so scared and manipulated into doing what she did.
@@rude2228she was absolutely not manipulated into hiding her baby in the trash at a hospital.
exactly she was pressuring the girl so much
@@rude2228 Agreed. She was far from evil. She was scared and didn't know what to do. Poor kid.
That grandma is like joker being so happy for killing somebody
Ik the whole story the grandma had kill him because he abused her daughter
@@idontgiveashitbroaccording to the grandma and no one else I've seen
@@idontgiveashitbroYou don’t know a god damn thing. Every single member of that family said the complete opposite. She killed an innocent man in cold blood. She is an absolute monster, with absolutely no regard for human life or remorse for her crime.
Yeah, that thing is pure evil.
Poor mom nearly had a heart attack, but I think it was purely Mateo deciding to take a walk. 😂
I talk to my cats like they were little boys. How could anyone ever think of harming an actual human baby
My daughter is autistic and tries constantly to get out, I live in fear of her escaping like that toddler. So lucky it turned out ok
The sell these kind of hinge latches, you screw one side to the wall and the flap part folds over onto the door. If you can install one where you live, get one and put it up high out of her reach. Assuming your daughter is still small, she won't have the strength to force the door open with that thing folded over. Of course if you're home and your partner isn't, they can't get in either with the flap over the door. But it's super easy to use, we had one put on our back door at our house because the landlord just kept coming in unannounced, and the only lock back there was super easy to just bust off. I think you can just buy whatever I'm talking about Home Depot. It's just basically two pieces of metal on a hinge with screws, but it's not a door hinge.
The last one happens a lot, and that would be scary. I was up at my friends farm once back when my middle child was 3-4 and we were all sleeping and I got up to check on her and she was missing from the couch she was sleeping on I ran around their house checked the kids room, checked all over before realizing she fell off the couch onto a pillow and scooted off into the corner by the couch that I couldn’t see when I first looked. I was so scared cause it was winter in northern MN , and had she walked out without us noticing it could have been deadly.
Well kids can get out. When I was growing up they did not have all these children locks. My Mom said there was a few times I escaped. But in the 60 and 70's kid had a lot of free range. I rode my bike around White Bear lake with a friend when I was in 2nd grade. It was 10 miles. We were so tired we did not do that again. Just like me and my cousin did not finding skipping school was not much fun either. Since both our Mom were stay at home we where stuck outside in the woods. Well Nov in MN is not that warm and by 9 am we were very bored. By noon we forgot lunch. By 1pm it was pouring rain but we had to wait until the school bus showed up before we could go home. Never skipped school again. Back then we were able to learn from our mistakes.
Yeah she's not an evil parent at all! Was just a horrible accident.
Those boys tried to get away and he dragged them back in the house. Those poor babies.
Imagine thinking killing your child will carry ZERO consequences 🤦
8 months of pregnancy and the mother didn't notice. nobody did notice... this is so stupid...
that bitch somehow hid it from her parents... That is so horrifying
according to most of her classmates they all knew. she was a small girl and was very VISIBLY pregnant when in her cheer uniform
@@trinityh5201yeah and shed call them fat phobic when they asked about it
Wow, I’m so glad my mother was a saint. Feel so sorry for kids who live in that environment
This deserves all the likes
God bless good moms🙏🏽💯💯💯💯💯
Cynthia had no remorses. Well, _if all she said was true,_ then she already did what must to do. Which mother could silently watch and stay still when a stranger's son abused her daughter and grandchildren?
Judging by the reaction of her family it didn't seem like they were glad about the guy being murdered. "You killed my dad" doesn't seem to imply that what she said was true.
Also him saying "I love you grandma" as he was dying doesn't seem to be indicating that the guy was abusive to her. Obviously all of that is speculative but the grandma didn't seem like the smartest bulb so she might have misinterpreted light banter as insults imo..
That haunting cackle she let out in the beginning…
@@PuddingXXL it doesn't say it in the video but the guy threw out the ashes of her late husband and which to me is enough. The wife also says he was abusive. Not saying what she did was right, but if he wasnt a shitty person he'd likely still be alive.
I dont think the last one belongs in the evil category. It's pretty obvious she was sleeping and had no idea her baby was out. And she was showing signs of a good and caring mother. No parent is perfect and it's literally impossible to keep eyes and ears on your kids 24\7.
Definitely not evil! Kids are curious little creatures! One time when my son was about 3 my husband had laid him down in our bed because he had fallen asleep! Hubby's brother had pulled up so hubby stepped outside talking to him not thinking our son would wake up as he had just fell asleep and he wasn't outside no more than 10 minutes! He walks back in to find the patio door open and Our son was gone! Hubby instantly freaks out, calls me at work, hysterically crying talking about how he can't find Sj(our son)! I leave work trying my best to stay calm but internally losing my mind. As soon as I made it in the gate of the apartment I get out running through the buildings screaming his name. Seen the maintenance man and ask him if he had seen a curly headed lil boy and he points toward the office! Apparently my son has climbed over the patio wall and decided to go for a stroll through the apartments when a man who also lived there seen him and took him to the office! As soon as I made it to the office and put eyes on my baby I grabbed him hit my knees and cried holding him! Hands down the scariest thing I've ever had happen! I had never seen my husband so hysterical!
@@jennaferworbington8186 sounds terrifying. Glad it worked out ok for you all!
kids are little curious escape artists, my cousin when she was like 2 would try and get outside at her grandmas house all the time
Yes they are. When i was like 2 or 3 i got into the garage and drank Thompsons water seal and had to be rushed to the hospital.
Holy CRAP, UA-cam. Your censorship is so bad that the words “trash bag” are too much?! If it weren’t for the creator’s subtitles this video would have been incomprehensible.
Exactly how I feel.I miss the old days of youtube
UA-cam didn’t censor it, the channel did lol
@@taylorburtis Mmhmm. And why did the channel feel the need to censor the words “trash bag?” Let’s think this out.
@jamespike5161 Because it's an AI channel, the script is written by AI, it is read by AI, and the censoring was done by AI
Just found your channel today! Thanks for you work, I had to binge a ton of videos! +1 new sub from me! Keep it up!
Bless that teen looking after the toddler, that's a good young man right there.
The mom at the end, ugh, she was FRANTIC when he said “is your son missing?” I’m so glad it had a happy ending.
They said that the cops didn't have any sympathy for him. Well who the hell would?? Omg. How terrible. That poor mother. My heart goes out to her. What possess people to hurt there own flesh and blood. Alot of prayers for the familys.
The last one reminds me of the time when my family was still living in an apartment when I was little. I went to the gas station just right next to my 2-story apartment complex with a friend, but when we purchased our snacks and came out, my baby sister was in the distance. I was shocked. Like, "How the heck did she get out of the apartment?"
The first guy is such a POS. I hope he get prison justice. The girl who had the baby in the bathroom.. I have so many questions. When you are that young and it’s your first baby, you are usually in labor for like 24+ hours. She wasn’t even acting like she was in pain and she had a baby within 15 minutes in the bathroom.
It can happen labor time has huge variation
The cop told him to shut up because the cop was totally disgusted knowing what this man did I think. I would not want to hear that 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬murderer.
21:01 The 3rd case is bad. I was a heroin addict and got clean at 23 to have my son at 25. I relapsed at 27 and I gave him to his dad until I was clean for a whole year. I still went there and stayed every night w/him but I refused to be alone w/my own child. Making mistakes is human, what’s not ok is risking your babies. I now have 9 more years clean and I will hopefully never make that mistake again. The fact that I have had 4 spine surgeries, hip surgery, and heart surgery does make it more difficult cause I’m in pain everyday but knowing that is my trigger, I keep my pain under control and that’s my responsibility to do so. I will never put my kids at risk. I am human and I am not perfect, but I will never hurt a child.
All these videos are old, but it doesn't get old. Great job
The only family member who was sad about Alexee's baby was her stepfather. Even her boyfriend didn’t cry.
You know whats evil too? Slapping kids with belts, power cords, etc.
In Florida it's a felony, to strike a minor with anything and one could be jailed for it
Thank Goodness for that
I don't understand why Lexi would harm her newborn. She was in the safest place possible and medical help was right outside that bathroom door.. If she didn't want the infant or was afraid of her mother she could've told the nurses and they would've protected her and that baby. She intentionally tried to hide the baby after suffocating it.. She doesn't deserve to see the light of day..jmo.
That's very cool of the kid on the bike to stay with toddler an help👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
the mother at the end was so worried and genuine. I remember a story my mom told me, when i was little, not enitrely a toddler, a little older. but my whole family was getting ready for church, the house was chaos cause they took it way too seriously and would always panic about being late. well, a baby? pretty simple to dress. at least i was. so i was in a lil dress and everything in no time. so while i was wandering around my mom was getting her own dress on, completely unaware i just gained sentience and learned that door knobs turn and open the big FRONT DOOR ive seen everyone use. so casually. i open the door and waddle on out. my mom, just now realizing im not by her side, starts looking for me, and runs downstairs to find the front door open. As she runs out in a panic she finds me happily playing in our neighbors yard across the street! i was safe, not many cars drive down the street we live on so i was safe to cross the road, and the neighbor kept a safe eye on my inside from his living room. that neighbor stayed for years and we grew close with him, he was the first one to show me a Christmas tree. it was beautiful. Never forget you Pat ❤❤
that first one is such a hard watch they all are but jesus the crys from the mother were primal
every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child.
Well said
That's deep.
"YOU TOOK MY LIFE FROM ME" - man those words are heartbreaking 😒
Its a shame about the second one! She seemed like a sweet old grandma/old lady too
dude clicking his fingers and whistling at the wee toddler haha sure sign of no kids no siblings
God bless you for saving the nice story for last. ❤
Alexee was IN THE HOSPITAL. SHE KNEW BETTER. She could have easily called for the nurses if she had truly "given birth to a stillborn". They could have attempted resuscitation and if it had passed it would have passed without her getting into trouble. She allowed herself to go full term without an abortion or plan for adoption. Thats despicable. I guess what gets me the most is she was in the literal hospital. A place where they help people. She had no excuse whatsoever.
Pretty soon UA-cam will just bleep out all words. Some of the dumbest words are bleeped out for no reason at all.
I love how they censored baby every time in Lexi’s case lol UA-cam is crazy. It was born completely alive btw, autopsy proved it
It was so heartwarming to see those teens making sure that little boy was safe
"No, you killed my dad"
I felt so bad :(
Why are you censoring the word "baby"? Confused.
Alexee's case is a weird one. She was afraid of her mom, much more than police or doctors, I guess. When they thold them that they found the baby, her mother was hostile, cold, bossy... She didn't even touch Alexee, not even once, not a single calm, or kind word. What Alexee did was pure horror, but looking at her mother, I kinda understand why she did it.
So..she can kill her baby. 🤨? She could have just gave them up right there or dropped the baby off at a fire station. That ^ is wild !!
@@alexandriadupree7671 NO!!! I've never said that what she did was OK! Not even close. She was raised to be scared of authority, and that mistakes were not allowed, never. So she tried to hide her "mistake". Scared pepole can do horrible things, you know. So, I can understand what led her to be so stupid and a murderer. BUT... This is NOT justification! She's an adult, should have behaved as an adult, will suffer consequences like an adult.
I absolutely appreciate how the cops handled the last one and were so understanding to the woman. Moms and ESPECIALLY single moms go through it, yall
I was that last mom. It can happen to anyone!! My husband and I (AND our child) were napping. He woke up before us and snuck out of our apartment, down the halls, and into the stairwells. We were TERRIFIED! Everyone on our floor came out to help look. We found him. But I tell you... the sheer horror in that short-ish (about half hour) amount of time was awful and you feel SO guilty! We got the chain looks we put at the very top of the doors the very next day. My kid was about the same age!
15:00 what's crazy to me is there actually are people who have no idea they're pregnant until they actually go into labor..
While idk the situation with this girl, it just reminded me of that
She KNEW. Her mom KNEW. This was not a case of not knowing - this is pure "playing dumb". The medical staff told her and her mom the pregnancy tests were positive, several times, in the hour preceding this. They still "played dumb"!
The autopsy showed Alexee KILLED that very healthy baby in the bathroom!
He calls 9-1-1 “nine hundred and eleven?” He calls a syringe a “sigh-ringe?”
It's an AI voice
the 3 boys being shot is so heartbreaking 💔
The wholesome one at the end. Thank God, I've just had my kid wake up before me and come out to the living room to start playing, I can't imagine how terrified she must have felt, that's punishment enough for the first time.
re: 2nd clip. . . She shot him 12 times with a revolver? That means she even took the time to reload after the first 6 shots, then shot him 6 more times! Now THAT'S one pissed off MIL!
If you dont know how to be a parent dont have kids.
I'm pretty sure she didn't get pregnant intentionally... I think what you mean to say is _"...don't have unprotected s3x."_ because accidental pregnancies happen all the time, & the only real way to prevent it from happening is abstinence...
@@legendary.super.shannon9699 even still there are legal drop off boxes
Who knows how to be a parent before having one yourself😂😂
Good job kid for realizing there was a problem with the toddler, calling 911 and staying with him.
I can acknowledge being afraid, scared, or, a bunch of thing's yet, to discard a new born baby in the trash and, bagged it.... Im in shock.. Simply Incredible....
There is no way Alexi's mother did not know she was pregnant. No way idc what anyone says
That nurse "I've never seen a reaction like that" lol I bet you have during an abortion. Dude. They didnt want it like thousands millions of mothers dont want their babies.
It’s unlikely they are doing abortions that aren’t medically necessary at a hospital so it would be unlikely for him to have any interactions like that
You don’t kill an innocent child and attempt to hide it in a trash can. That’s so gruesome and disgusting and I’m not sure how you’re trying to right that. You’re sick.
so many sick ppl out there
I will never understand how a parent could do these things to their kids.
I’ve seen the case of Cynthia (second elderly lady) and he’d been incredibly abusive towards the whole family, so honestly, he had it coming
Oh, how bad was it?
@@whrench2676 Bad enough that she shot him 15 times with a Revolver. Meaning she unloaded on him, got more bullets, reloaded her revolver, came back and unloaded again, then reloaded AGAIN and shot 3 more times.
That right there is hatred
@@godqueensadie I know but I was curious for actual details
@@whrench2676 i can’t remember much of it since it’s been probably a year since I heard abt the case, but Danielle Kirsty has a video about her on her channel, so I do recommend checking that out. The title is The Killer Grandma and it should show as being posted 2 years ago
Bro my faction when she killed the baby “ the fuck why you killed the baby just be happy with your baby”
She didn’t want the baby
@@user-ik7if2rm1i sorry excuse my bad word language
The last clip makes me happy, no malice on any part and a community that works together to keep a kid safe. Things happen, I'm glad the kid is safe and the mom wasnt in trouble
"i killed my newborn"
Lexis mom - "cmon man we talked about this"
Truly evil
In the same story they said "Nine hundred and eleven call" and "Nine one one call"
That's AI narration for you.
Alexi Trivizo's mom literally called the baby an it.😠👿
Both her and her mom said "it", several times. They NEVER said "he" or "baby" like the captions say. That's a total error on the part of whoever typed these captions.
With the mother whos baby got out of the house i feel that. I had to put 2 extra locks on my door because my son learned to undo the door and deadbolt. Then within 2 hours after installing a hotel style folding lock with a lock knob on it he had it fugured out with climbing on a stool. So i had to put a final slip lick at the very top xorner of the door. He was about 2 yrs old qhen he figured that out
these videos are so interesting gut wrenching and depressing all in one.
most of these children are just innocent 😢😢
All children are innocent... All these people are monsters... The children are innocent angels 😭
Why is baby censored? Why is placenta and blood censored???
Alexei being so scared of her mom's reaction that she'd hide her entire pregnancy, give birth on her own, unmedicated, and then abandon the baby needs to be investigated. Doesn't excuse what she did, but as someone who grew up with an abusive mom, I see a lot of familiar red flags in her
The doctor in the third case is so professional. Just sternly cutting the fight off because she still needs medical care no matter what happened.
The second lady is straight-up crazy though.
First story: I met this guy irl 2 years prior to this happening. The man is psychotic.