SHE ABANDONED AND MURDERED HER CHILD - Brittany Gosney - True Crime with Emma Kenny

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  • Опубліковано 2 лип 2022
  • Brittany Gosney and her partner James Hamilton decided the to drop Brittney’s children off in a secluded park area and to leave them there to fend for themselves. Join me in my latest true Crime deep dive where I will take you through the events that unfolded early on that cold February Saturday morning. Em x
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  • @emmaboulton1
    @emmaboulton1 Рік тому +111

    The way she talks about James is unbelievable for a mother. Calling him “the kid” “the child”. This is one of the worst cases I’ve ever heard.

    • @CherylSimser
      @CherylSimser Рік тому +9

      During her first full interview that same horrendous day, she also said: "I left the 'little boy' on the ground." Yet, she continuously tried to pretend what a loving mother she is. She just didn't stop. Britney Gosney is the definition of evil !

    • @miahubble7506
      @miahubble7506 Рік тому +6

      That really got to me too. I can't get my head around how any "mother" could treat that beautiful little boy like that.

    • @pamelaleftwich7296
      @pamelaleftwich7296 Рік тому +3

      Absolute heartbreak..😢

    • @emmabovary1228
      @emmabovary1228 11 місяців тому +3

      Ever heard someone refer to the child as, It? I have. And it’s horrifying.

    • @soxpeewee
      @soxpeewee 11 місяців тому +1

      I know people would be upset but I honestly think parenting should require a license and the number of children per household should be limited to two max. ☹️

  • @emilyditchfield3384
    @emilyditchfield3384 Рік тому +215

    I’ve never been lucky enough to be blessed with children, and I’m sure a little piece of me dies every time I hear of people abusing theirs…

    • @pixiepixie8114
      @pixiepixie8114 Рік тому +14

      Me either Emily, and I feel exactly as you do.

    • @haleycooke1814
      @haleycooke1814 Рік тому +16

      That is a devastating place to be. I agree with you. I have a burning ember of rage when people abuse children. And, that the system in the U.S. is so broken. So many children are pushed into reconciliation when the evidence shows they shouldn't get multiple chances.
      As an adoptee, I am also enraged by people masquerading as parents in the Foster Care System who abuse already traumatized children.

    • @GG-ub5vz
      @GG-ub5vz Рік тому +10

      i hope that when youre ready, you get to be blessed with a little ray of sunshine.

    • @maryjocassell48
      @maryjocassell48 Рік тому +7

      My heart absolutely breaks for amazing people that aren't able to have children. Then people like this woman are able to.

    • @ShelWhit-lj2ke
      @ShelWhit-lj2ke Рік тому +5

      Aww it's awful to think that someone like you could give a baby a beautiful place in the world, yet these monsters get angels to bless them, and they destroy them. cruel beyond words xxx

  • @CrumbDiaries
    @CrumbDiaries Рік тому +87

    Listening to her talk to detectives...I seriously had more emotion telling my husband that one of our chickens died in the night

  • @jodejones262
    @jodejones262 Рік тому +33

    I can’t put into words my absolute hatred for this woman.
    Not just because of what she did. But because the parallels between her childhood and teenage years and mine are so huge it’s bizarre. When I first heard about this case, and began to hear more about her. I shivered because it is so similar to my own experiences.
    But do you know where the similarity ends… is when my eldest child was born. When I found out I was pregnant I was 17. I was single. I was living in a safe house for young girls. And I had nobody to rely on. I smoked. Drank. Did whatever I wasn’t Ed. I wasn’t on meds for my mental health (I have BPD) As soon as I saw that positive test I sorted myself out. I stopped smoking instantly in that moment. I also quit drinking. I sorted out appointments for my mental health. This was 16 years ago and I still take my medication and go to therapy every single week so that I can keep myself stable. I put myself into a mother and baby ward in a psych hospital for 6 months of my pregnancy so that I could be sure I was stable. Ready. And had all the support from agencies that I would need.
    It was terrifying. I doubted myself daily. But the moment I saw that positive test I knew that my reason for surviving what I had was being carried inside my tummy. I knew I had to be here. Be safe. Be as ok as I could be. I had to be a good mother. I had to be better. I had to do better.
    Fast forward to now. I am married with three kids who I adore. I’ve been married for 13 years. I work hard to keep my mental health on a good level. And at times I have really struggled and thank god for my husband because when I am down he takes over and holds everything together. He is amazing. He helps in every way he possibly can.
    But I saw that positive test. And I knew that my baby was what mattered. I tell my children, and they cringe lol, that they saved me. Because they did. Because as soon as they came along I knew I had to be ok and I had to do better than the adults in my childhood had done. And I had to make sure that I broke the chain.
    No I’m not perfect. Yes there are times that I really struggle with things. I struggle with my mental health daily but I do not hand it down to my children. It is my trauma to carry. Not theirs. So I rely on my therapist a lot. She’s amazing. I can call her in between appointments any time I need help or advice. My husband and his family are amazing too. They always help us and support our children. I saw my children as this huge blessing that I was given. This blessing that gave me a reason to fight forward and keep going. A reason to be here. At the age of 17 I didn’t know what my reason for being here was. I genuinely didn’t want to be here. I did not care. Then I see this blessing. This baby. That I was terrified of giving birth to. It was scary as hell to think I was responsible for this tiny life. But that’s the point isn’t it. I was responsible for this tiny life. So I had to make sure I acted responsibly and sorted myself out before this baby was born.
    I am so glad I did. I am so glad that I decided to take the hard road and sort myself out and get agencies and services involved to help me. Rather than carry on the way I was and fail.
    I have never understood anybody who can go through an abusive childhood and then abuse their own children. I can’t comprehend it. I can’t get my head around the fact that people like this know what abuse feels like. And then they do it to their own children. Or watch it happen to their children. I can’t understand it at all. I can’t put myself into their shoes and see a way that that makes sense.
    So I absolutely cannot stand this woman. There is no excuse. None. If you struggle you ask for help. If you don’t get it you fight for it. If you don’t feel you can be a mum. You make sure your child/children go to a good home and you don’t ever have any more.
    Struggling does not and should not lead to abuse. Being a despicable person leads to abuse.

    • @rebeccaanderson4898
      @rebeccaanderson4898 6 місяців тому

      I know this is a long time since you posted that comment but we'll done your amazing and hope you are still happy now I can't belive what a pos that women is and

    • @riapvaldez
      @riapvaldez 4 місяці тому +1

      You're amazing! You renew my faith in humanity.

  • @SamanthaCastree
    @SamanthaCastree Рік тому +58

    I left my abusive husband of 5 years when my son was 4 months old and endured the consequences of me leaving for another 7 years until my ex remarried. I have been on my own with my child for 29 years now and it hasn't been easy but I would do it again to keep my boy safe

    • @BeckBeckGo
      @BeckBeckGo Рік тому +7

      Yeah I’m in the consequence phase myself right now.

    • @HillbillyYEEHAA
      @HillbillyYEEHAA 9 місяців тому +1

      I feel sorry for the woman he married. Off. I'm glad you got out

  • @garyhunt9838
    @garyhunt9838 Рік тому +98

    When you said .. " And they dump him .. like Garbage " well the tears just fell from my eyes. Im a single guy , no children , but omg the bloody rage i felt hearing about these two evil sacks of ....

    • @allison257
      @allison257 Рік тому +7

      Congrats, you have empathy/sympathy. Really you don’t need to have a kid or be married or whatever to feel awful for what happened to a baby.

    • @KT27RN
      @KT27RN Рік тому +6

      I hate how she says they tied a cinder block on the “kid”… oh James. Really..? What a gross excuse for an mom.

    • @jocelynolson1742
      @jocelynolson1742 Рік тому +6

      And to see James' little school photo; though he's smiling, his eyes are so, so sad. That photo just crushes my entire being because in it, you can see the soul-deep sadness this little boy knows. I can't... 🥺😢

    • @DeidreL9
      @DeidreL9 Рік тому +5

      You’re wonderful, thank you for adding that, we need more guys like you in this world🤗

    • @ellesomers6845
      @ellesomers6845 Рік тому +4

      I hear you, absolutely disgusting

  • @LivingDeadGirl_096
    @LivingDeadGirl_096 Рік тому +41

    Something I really love about emmas videos is the fact she doesn’t care and speaks her mind . Lost count the amount of times I’ve laughed and stuff she has come out with (calling the people and so on )

    • @nicolaperren9493
      @nicolaperren9493 Рік тому +2

      100% speaks of these awful people as most of us would do! Thank you Emma.

  • @silvermoonuk
    @silvermoonuk Рік тому +49

    Hi. I hate it when some people use mental health issues or learning difficulties as an excuse to do bad things. I have mild autism with emotional problems on top. I wouldn't think of abusing kids. And I wouldn't kill people.

  • @askmisscrowecheyennecrowe306
    @askmisscrowecheyennecrowe306 Рік тому +103

    And she refers to her son as “the kid” and “the child”
    She doesn’t give a shit. I’m so mad right now. They are disgusting people.

    • @Amy-hj5hj
      @Amy-hj5hj Рік тому +3

      This was grating on my nerves the whole time. Dehumanizing him.

    • @tikkamassala4509
      @tikkamassala4509 Рік тому +2

      Yes , This was really disturbing. She had already distanced herself by calling her son “ the child” and completely negated his worth. I can recall another case where this phrase was used ( Shan’t mention it as it is controversial) but on being faced with the lack of evidence of an abduction, the Father replied “ where is the child then,” I remember thinking , wow that was strange.

  • @clairestephens4680
    @clairestephens4680 Рік тому +30

    I can't get over her calling him "the kid" and "the child".
    I wonder if that's some kind of attempt, subconsciously or otherwise, to distance herself from what happened?
    Or if she literally just has NO feelings towards him at all?
    Heartbreaking either way. That poor, poor baby

  • @kellyturner6686
    @kellyturner6686 Рік тому +19

    I had 5 under 5 at the age of 22yrs
    There is never any excuses to harm children regardless of your childhood

  • @StreetSoldierUK
    @StreetSoldierUK Рік тому +54

    I’d like to see your take on Josef Fritzl, this case very rarely gets talked about.

    • @FaerieSarie
      @FaerieSarie Рік тому +13

      The victims have anonymity and have asked to be left alone, taking no part in any telling of their story themselves. It's difficult to tell a story when the victims don't want to talk.

    • @butterbean3892
      @butterbean3892 Рік тому +13

      @@purpleangel5029 Does not matter how respectful she tells the story if they don't want to be public that is the most important thing. We can never imagine what they went through and that should always be above our morbid curiosity!!!

    • @deniselynch1802
      @deniselynch1802 Рік тому +6

      Could cover what has been known as "the sheffield fritzl case" here in the uk...shame on the authorities.

    • @FaerieSarie
      @FaerieSarie Рік тому +3

      @@deniselynch1802 What case is that? It doesn't sound familiar.

    • @thedesolateone8260
      @thedesolateone8260 Рік тому

      Search there are those deep dived the Fritzl . OK. This channel is ace. But. Google. Banned from UA-cam.
      " Those Conspiracy Guys " Acast
      Scroll threw. Leader One Podcasts. Might be there. I warn ⚠️ you. These podcasts. They are adults Only. They go into exstream details. Those Conspiracy Guys go hours on topics .

  • @alicesewnsew2413
    @alicesewnsew2413 Рік тому +67

    As someone that lost 4 babies before having my daughter ‘parents’ like this made it even more torturous. I would have had that baby, any baby that’s not wanted. I’m trying again and still not getting pregnant with my second. It’s a pain that I know a lot of people know. And people like this make it even harder.

    • @loopylou6841
      @loopylou6841 Рік тому +4

      💙❤️💐So so sorry for your losses.

    • @abbiemurphy7098
      @abbiemurphy7098 Рік тому +3

      I know what youre saying. Been there, too.

    • @pixiepixie8114
      @pixiepixie8114 Рік тому +7

      It upset me too, I couldn’t have children, and people like her do.

    • @alisonalibongo3177
      @alisonalibongo3177 Рік тому +2

      So sorry for your losses. 🦋🤍💫❤️

    • @helenclayton8259
      @helenclayton8259 Рік тому +4

      Heart wrenching that one single women can suffer so much loss in one life time, I am so sorry. I’m sure that second bambino will come along when you least expect it, mostly is the case with these situations xx

  • @ngracie2060
    @ngracie2060 Рік тому +46

    Oh my goodness Emma this happened to me! (When you thought your son was missing) I went to wake my 8 year old and he wasn’t in his bed, my husband and I were looking for him everywhere and the feeling was truly the worst feeling ever. We were hysterical, both shouting his name and checking the doors and windows (all locked) I even ran around the garden and up the street calling his name, even though I knew everything was secure, my brain couldn’t compute. We just couldn’t understand where he was. The worst five minutes ever pass by and our two year old who is in our bed stirs and up pops my son! Sleepy and confused at the commotion! He had fallen back to sleep in our bed right under the duvet at the bottom of the bed and then our two year old moved on top of him! Thank God! But still, I hope I NEVER feel that feeling again!
    Thank you for sharing this case, I had never heard of it! Absolutely shocking and heartbreaking 💔

    • @mzcyberbat
      @mzcyberbat Рік тому +5

      I still remember looking for my brother (3 at the time). He opened the car door and fell asleep behind the seat. Had the whole neighbourhood looking for him. He had tge habit of falling asleep I odd places.

    • @BeckBeckGo
      @BeckBeckGo Рік тому +1

      We have a little play tent for my daughter in the living room. One night she toddled out there sometime in the night and kept sleeping in there. I flipped out in the morning. She sleeps with me almost nonstop so she wasn’t with me. That alone was bad enough. But then not in her own room and not responding to my calls. I lost my shit.
      And then I saw her in the tent curled up on her tummy, butt in the air, not a care in the world.

    • @alannagilmore8982
      @alannagilmore8982 Рік тому +2

      Lost my crawling baby once, we lived up a flight of stairs and I couldn’t figure out how he could have even reached the door, I was hysterical, screaming his name, I looked for about 2 minutes and then I heard a sound coming from the dryer, he had crawled in and was playing in it, I can’t imagine that feeling not being replaced with relief so quickly, it feels like it could swallow you only you can’t let it bc you have to find your baby. She never felt this ever

    • @annettedailey6743
      @annettedailey6743 Рік тому +1

      Not knowing if your child is okay for a second stops your heart.. My daughter was in a bad wreck and fir 10 minutes we thought she was dead. I never want to feel that again..

    • @1838isfake
      @1838isfake Рік тому

      If I found my little one in the bottom of the bedding I'd be crying, PLEASE DONT BE DEAD. Please don't have suffocated and your bodies blue and cold. PLEASE GOD DONT LET HIM BE DEAD.

  • @malyssaseifert2013
    @malyssaseifert2013 Рік тому +12

    I love that you dedicate the episodes to the children who pass along with pics at the end

  • @lwsa1112
    @lwsa1112 Рік тому +57

    I’m not a parent, I was never given that gift, but just because I’m not a parent doesn’t mean this case doesn’t make me sick to the stomach and makes me want to throttle them both. So sick of people thinking if you’re not a parent you cannot understand or you are somehow less. Just because I’m not a mum, just because I wasn’t blessed in that way doesn’t mean I am less than nor that I don’t understand. I understand more than you could ever know.

    • @lisabill8877
      @lisabill8877 Рік тому +5

      Because you know what you felt when you were a child.

    • @laurensparanormalreviewsan860
      @laurensparanormalreviewsan860 Рік тому +6

      Its awful when people like yourself can't have kids then someone like this has them and does awful things to the child

    • @viviansouza7188
      @viviansouza7188 Рік тому +8

      I would think a person who has not been able to have a child of their own, would hear these stories and probably understand even more so than those of us with children...and id imagine it might make you madder than most for the simple fact that this monster was blessed with not 1, but 3 children, and look at what she did with that gift, that SO many DESERVING people, unfortunately never get. Its not fair and its beyond understandable how stories such as these, can break your heart.

    • @twistedpipes04
      @twistedpipes04 Рік тому +5

      Just because someone is not a parent, doesn't mean that you don't have feelings. All it takes to know that these people need a good whooping, is to have empathy. Any reasonable human being would get upset and furious about things like this. And anyone that makes you feel "less than" for not having children, is a moron.

    • @willowmoon3461
      @willowmoon3461 Рік тому +10

      Wow. Thank you for articulating exactly how I feel about these cases too. I was never blessed either my friend…my heart hurts every time I hear about cases like these and it feels like a cruel blow, because we have so much love to give and would’ve made amazing parents…meanwhile scumbags like this are churning them out and abusing them in horrific ways. Just because we aren’t blessed as parents doesn’t mean we have no feelings, compassion and empathy. We are not less than, and yes we understand more than anyone can know. Much love to you sister 💜

  • @beckymatthewd3819
    @beckymatthewd3819 Рік тому +17

    I wouldn’t let that man walk my dog say nothing about discipline my kids. She’s a sorry excuse for a human.
    Another wonderful job at storytelling as always Emma. Much ❤️ love

  • @ryleighsloan7449
    @ryleighsloan7449 Рік тому +12

    As always you paid a brilliant tribute to a beautiful child. Your passion should be seen and felt by everyone. Rage doesn't begin to describe it. Thank you for another great episode.

  • @sugarspiceneverythingnice9205
    @sugarspiceneverythingnice9205 Рік тому +24

    thank you for covering this case, Emma. I live in Ohio about an hour or so from where this happened & I've been so upset about little James since this happened. this is the first child that broke my heart - there's been several more since 😭

    • @Katie-cn2ug
      @Katie-cn2ug Рік тому

      T I don’t think 🤔 will ye

  • @TheLala114
    @TheLala114 Рік тому +7

    I lost my dog once and the grief I felt parlayed me I couldn’t think, breathe, my whole word shutdown.
    And this woman is reporting the loss of her child and she’s still functioning.🤬🤯

  • @BlendedBarbieDoll
    @BlendedBarbieDoll Рік тому +55

    Thank you. This happened about 20 minutes down the road from me. Our community is still heartbroken over this.
    I am also not far from the Brooke Skyler Richardson case
    Very sad things happen in our area
    Small town crimes are often the most brutal

    • @sharkiesupernova
      @sharkiesupernova Рік тому +3

      Terrible cases 💔

    • @thedesolateone8260
      @thedesolateone8260 Рік тому

      😲 .

    • @shawntapia5357
      @shawntapia5357 Рік тому

      I really feel for you in your community. I can just imagine how this is impacting your lives prives praying for all of you guys

    • @stephaniebach__12-24
      @stephaniebach__12-24 Рік тому

      I live next to Carlisle and next to Middletown.. You probably live somewhere near where I live

    • @joevee5590
      @joevee5590 5 місяців тому

      This is way worse than Brooke Skylar Richardson - although I have only seen documentaries on here / netflix. I thought they'd try her with Infanticide.

  • @linzimacdonald9709
    @linzimacdonald9709 Рік тому +7

    I have a "i think my child has gone" moment too! One day, after a birthday lunch, I was standing in the kitchen taking off my fancy clothes ready to get into comfy clothes as you do on a Sunday evening. I noticed the back gate was open and instantly realised that, while my daughter was playing in the kitchen, my son was nowhere to be seen. When I tell you I was out that back door, in my pants and bra, absolutely shrieking in a manner that can can only be described as feral!! I was screaming for my son, screaming for my husband, crying, shaking, all outside, in broad daylight. In my pants and bra. Thankfully my son came plodding out from the livingroom, but I will never, ever forget the absolute primal terror I felt when I thought my son had gone. I genuinely think that if anything happened to my child, I would have to be sedated. These people are vile, repulsive, sub-human bastards.

  • @amrielbang
    @amrielbang Рік тому +37

    Child cases always break my heart more than others. I have no desire to have children myself, but I recognize how important and innocent kids are. They are our future. They are precious. They are defenseless. These 2 people should be sentenced to the things they did to the children, over and over again for the rest of their lives.

    • @itsacarolbthing5221
      @itsacarolbthing5221 Рік тому +3

      Well said.

    • @maryjocassell48
      @maryjocassell48 Рік тому +6

      I think you have more idea of what it takes to be a parent than you even realize. Not everyone has to have children, these two shouldn't be raising goldfish. One of the children's fathers was apparently even being kept from seeing his child. Why didn't she give him custody? Unfathomable to me.

  • @dnister_nymph
    @dnister_nymph Рік тому +48

    How horrific... Another time I'm puzzled at why people like that have children so easily while those that would be wonderful loving parents can't?

    • @allison257
      @allison257 Рік тому +3

      I’m puzzled why people refuse to adopt when there are plenty of children out there who want and need a loving home. Wanting a child of your own and making excuses on why you would be better off having a child of your own instead of adopting feels kind of like eugenics. I don’t see what the problem is with adopting, yeah it’s expensive but so is having your own kid so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    • @ry.butterfly
      @ry.butterfly Рік тому

      @@allison257 you're so negative. What a screwed up way to think

    • @haleycooke1814
      @haleycooke1814 Рік тому +2

      @@allison257 Aa an adoptee, I can say that there are many challenges to adopting. The largest hurdle, as you stated, is monetary. Nor just if an individual or couple can afford the processing fees (Background Checks, paperwork), travel [are you adopting in state, out of state, from another country?], court fees (for lawyers and the legal ruling of the judge for transfer of custody, etc)l, but as part of the process the adoption agencies also look for your financial stability (do you have debt? Are you and/or your spouse steadily employed? Are you able to properly provide for the child's home, food, school?).
      They will even delve into your work and criminal history. It is a very emotionally and physically draining process. That is of the adoption agency doesn't discriminate against you racially, against your LGBT status if it applies, etcetera.
      Also, there are some children who are traumatized. That adds a layer. Are you prepared and able to work through that tough transition and provide access to mental health care?
      It isn't as black and white to "just go through the process."
      I don't think it's a eugenics issue. It may be for people on the more extreme side of things. But yes, while it is expensive to have your own child overall it is more affordable than adoption.
      Also I think it's quite devastating for people to try to have their own kids or want their own kids, but cannot. There is so much nuance involved.

    • @allison257
      @allison257 Рік тому +1

      @@haleycooke1814 i’m sorry but the insistence on having a biological child regardless of fertility issues is giving eugenics.

    • @allison257
      @allison257 Рік тому +1

      @@haleycooke1814 also don’t you find it odd that the people who advocate for pro life and instead of having an abortion give up your baby for adoption never adopt but they themselves have had abortions and their own biological children?

  • @kellyegan9824
    @kellyegan9824 Рік тому +17

    I remember watching their interrogations and I was blinded with anger. She was just so blasé and showed 0 emotion. Poor sweet James. How does a “mother” do that?

    • @annettedailey6743
      @annettedailey6743 Рік тому +1

      She even laughs and acts like the detectives are her friends.. Abusive past or not she was charged with protecting those babies..she above everyone should know what helplessness feels like. Im not buying her excuses..

  • @maggiethompson7245
    @maggiethompson7245 Рік тому +37

    Hi Emma, how’s it going?
    I’m really fascinated by Christa Pike, the woman who murdered her ‘nemesis’ Colleen Slemmer in a satanic sacrifice. Her mindset is all over the place and I think you’d do the story justice.

    • @ChopBassMan
      @ChopBassMan Рік тому +1

      Is that the one from the job help school in Kentucky?

    • @maggiethompson7245
      @maggiethompson7245 Рік тому +1

      @@ChopBassMan Tennessee I think, but yes the job corps

    • @ChopBassMan
      @ChopBassMan Рік тому

      @@maggiethompson7245 that would be a great one for Emma! She always gets all the details, I've watched a couple of videos on that case but they were shorter ones and I felt that there's more to the story.

    • @erikaelyse8192
      @erikaelyse8192 Рік тому

      @@ChopBassMan it was at a job corps. And I hope emma does that case bc her deep dives always give us more info than any other cover of these cases.

  • @tanyamclean8029
    @tanyamclean8029 Рік тому +6

    The way you tell a story Emma is truly heartwarming . Thank you

  • @christinemurphy8576
    @christinemurphy8576 Рік тому +11

    Thank you for all your hard work in bringing these cases to us Emma. My nearly two year old daughter,also called Emma, wasn’t in her bed one morning and not in her room either. I frantically searched our two bedroomed upstairs flat. Even went downstairs, even though the stair gate was still in place, going outside as well. After me and my husband searching all over and in every conceivable cupboard, I was so distraught that all I could think was Emma had been abducted by aliens! I don’t know what made me do it but I suddenly thought to have one last look in her bedroom before calling the police. The bedroom door had been wide open and the one place we’d never looked was behind it. Sure enough, behind the bedroom door fast asleep on the floor was my precious little girl! The sense of overwhelming relief was palpable and although Emma is now 44, that scenario is as fresh in my mind now as when it happened. I was totally traumatised then and if I think about it now, the same emotion comes to the fore. I completely know where you were coming from Emma. x

  • @eugenevictortooms4174
    @eugenevictortooms4174 Рік тому +9

    This has to be one of the most horrific cases I've ever heard of.
    The coldness of Brittany Gosney during her police interrogation is chilling to watch.

  • @rowneorees3395
    @rowneorees3395 Рік тому +7

    Now now Emma, the C word implies warmth and depth.
    This lady killing her child like that would imply neither of those things.

    • @rowneorees3395
      @rowneorees3395 Рік тому

      @@annacostello5181 haha apparently not. Welcome to the United snakes, land of the thief, home of the slave. Where the dollar is sacred and power is god 😉✌️

    • @ilovecreepyclowns
      @ilovecreepyclowns Рік тому +1

      @@annacostello5181 not in the UK either!!!

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 Рік тому +1

      Lol! Omg. 🙈🙈🙈

    • @rowneorees3395
      @rowneorees3395 Рік тому +1

      @@marleyhill34 was it something I said? 🤭
      I found a piece of the puzzle for you! 🧩 you’re welcome.

    • @rowneorees3395
      @rowneorees3395 Рік тому +1

      @@marleyhill34 still looking for my innocence, marbles, mind and a few other things I seem to have lost or misplaced but I found some of the puzzle for you 🥳

  • @divadawn509
    @divadawn509 Рік тому +2

    My son, at the age of 9 was out with neighborhood kids when there was a tornado watch and I LOOOSSTTT MYYY MINNNDDD! The first thing I did was run down the street looking for him, I knocked on a neighbor's door looking for him, I came back home completely freaking out because the weather was dangerous and I couldn't find him. He was standing in the kitchen when I got home and I IMMEDIATELY started sobbing because he was safe. I simply can't IMAGINE not caring about your child! This attitude blows my mind!

  • @samanthakoch6945
    @samanthakoch6945 Рік тому +6

    Emma, I have to say I LOVE how you describe your love for your kids. It cracks me up! It's exactly how I feel about mine. There is NOTHING I wouldn't do for them, and the words you say about your children sound like they've been picked directly out of my brain 😅

  • @MirandaSinistra
    @MirandaSinistra Рік тому +19

    Brittany seems to have a terminal case of a lack of accountability.
    I do have a ton of sympathy for her upbringing but as you said, if she couldn't be a parent after the second baby either get on birth control or give up the kids.

  • @alisonalibongo3177
    @alisonalibongo3177 Рік тому +6

    I went through this as a child. Ik got fosterd at 14. I have 5 beautiful children with my ex husband. I would NEVER be like my mom. I learnt the hard way how to be a loving caring mom. Thank you for your videos

    • @xblessedbex
      @xblessedbex Рік тому +3

      My husband was abused and neglected as a child. He said he didn't want to be a father because he didn't want to be his parents. I told him I learnt how to be a parent from my own but he learnt how to not be a parent from his. Same lesson in the end but one way very traumatic and scarring. But he's a wonderful, fiercely protective father to our challenging, autistic son and would lay down his life for me or our boy

  • @india1422
    @india1422 Рік тому +23

    Not wanting my baby to have the childhood I had really gave me the impetus to leave my abuser. My son , as you say, was ( and is, 36 years later) my everything. I’m not perfect. I’ve had my struggles but I’m damn proud of the way I mothered my so

    • @butterbean3892
      @butterbean3892 Рік тому +1

      Sending love and respect for that, I have chosen not to have kids because of the fear my past gave me too many scars to be a good Mother. ❤️

    • @murdermama8377
      @murdermama8377 Рік тому

      Very Brave and you sound like an amazing mom! I bet your son is proud of you as well.

    • @india1422
      @india1422 Рік тому

      @Butter Bean thank you:0)

    • @india1422
      @india1422 Рік тому +1

      @Murder Mama I know my son is proud of me because of conversations we had when he was a young adult. It was very humbling and meant the world to me.

    • @murdermama8377
      @murdermama8377 Рік тому

      @@india1422 Oh how wonderful-I love hearing success stories!! 🥰

  • @cathygill9115
    @cathygill9115 Рік тому +41

    Don’t know anything about this case, so listening with an open mind. I absolutely love Emma’s sarcasm and in depth dives into the cases.

    • @BlytheWorld1972
      @BlytheWorld1972 Рік тому +1

      Never heard of this case but will be interesting to listen too. Emma only gets angry and sarcastic when its needed .. she shocks!

    • @mamacito1795
      @mamacito1795 Рік тому +1

      I cant be sure yet but think I heard this on true crime daily so I know what happens and my blood already beginning to boil but I love Emma's added insight and compassion. Also her angry and propensity for violence which suits my temperament entirely 😄 🤣

    • @victorianchristmaslady9481
      @victorianchristmaslady9481 Рік тому +3

      Same , sometimes I think it’s not a good if you have never heard of because you don’t no what your in for

  • @erickamarsh3327
    @erickamarsh3327 5 місяців тому +2

    All I can think about is two surviving siblings. How traumatic! I pray they live the wonderful lives all children deserve.

  • @kristyp2585
    @kristyp2585 Рік тому +25

    I watched their interrogations on another channel. I'm always dumbfounded how little some moms care for their kids. This case is so sad but I know you'll do a good job telling little James' story.

  • @kittyblackwood5459
    @kittyblackwood5459 Рік тому +8

    Em, what a beautiful little tribute to James!! ❤️As a Mom of 9, I had cognitive dissonance while I was watching in those interrogation tapes. She's talking about her son's death like we talk about normal day to day stuff.
    I pray that those 2 little girl stay together ( they're all they have now!!) and that they can find a family that loves them, shows them kindness, compassion and understanding. They're gonna need it! That trauma is gonna stay with them.
    Thanks Em for sharing this and stop apologizing for being a caring human being!! It's ok, to be angry at what ANY of these victims go thru. Especially the most vulnerable of them. Stop apologizing for having a heart and not being afraid to say how this makes you feel. It brings something better to true crime, something that's always missing.... Showing the world that these are people and that their lives mattered, that their stories matter and that we should be angry at any situation where someone has been violated, murdered or assaulted.
    Just my 2 cents lol. Thanks again!
    ❤️ Hope you're in a warm, cozy, loving place James where you never forget how beautiful you are. ❤️

  • @ChopBassMan
    @ChopBassMan Рік тому +2

    I watched the police interrogation on this piece of work. I really love your relentless ranting on the absolute unfitness of this woman and your descriptions of what us "parents who will literally die for our children" are like. Love your videos!

  • @sallykirby4907
    @sallykirby4907 Рік тому +10

    You really bring these stories to life. I love your caring soul. This is another horribly sad case and I can see how it tears you up to relate this story. I'm so sorry for James. He deserved so.much better out of life!

  • @pamelaleftwich7296
    @pamelaleftwich7296 Рік тому +2

    I feel your RAGE!!! I'm right there with you! Thanks Em for taking such a horrific case and using your wit and knowledge to pass on to us a story about an angel who was robbed of his chance to continue the life he would have had with his loving friends and family. I pray he's playing in paradise now. Brillant video!

  • @teresarobertson2063
    @teresarobertson2063 Рік тому +2

    Love you Emma. You're great at getting facts for these stories. And I love the way you find a way to lighten things up on these horrible cases. Your ideas on how to punish these horrible people crack me up. I only wish the punishment you come up with could actually be carried through. It would be so much more deserving than just putting them in a prison cell. You're the best!!!

  • @Mr.MermanPrince
    @Mr.MermanPrince Рік тому +12

    It's also so funny to me how parents are like "the kids were out of control." Yeah, because of YOU. Kids don't just act out because it's a fun time. It's a reaction to circumstances.

  • @xandriariegle6045
    @xandriariegle6045 Рік тому +15

    Such a sad, sick story! This happened a town over from where I live here in Ohio. Sorry excuse for humans! 😞

  • @jacqueline2345
    @jacqueline2345 Рік тому +7

    Love that top Emma. And thank you for your commitment to this subject. I now know that I am not a nutter for being interested in true crime! Hehe

  • @LiLi-nm9qx
    @LiLi-nm9qx Рік тому +4

    That little face… i have cried several times watching this unfold from the beginning… i cant imagine how scared that baby was grabbing onto the car, probably still full of love for his mum who he didnt want leaving him… i just cant bare the thought! I have 2 young boys and i cant imagine them ever feeling fear, it breaks my heart. That little angel… i just cant compute what she did to him

    • @1838isfake
      @1838isfake Рік тому +2

      These are the ones that really get me, where the neglected abused child still calls for the mummy they love, who never shown you anything but pain.

  • @lindseyhallam5428
    @lindseyhallam5428 Рік тому +8

    Thanks for covering this one, I’ve watched a few things on this but as normal you give a bit more insight into it. RIP sweet James I’m so sorry you got a piece of shit as a mother 😢

  • @kissyfurr4189
    @kissyfurr4189 Рік тому +2

    I always knew you was a "real one" all the way back to Big Brother days.
    You always fascinated me. I read psychology through university because of you. And the last couple of month's, I'm so happy to of found you again 💚 Congratulations on the success 🙌🏾

  • @Dances.In.Storms
    @Dances.In.Storms Рік тому +18

    Hi Emma, I know it's been covered ALOT but would you consider presenting the Gabby Petito case. I know it is technically unsolved but I would love to see your take , I think there is much to be learned about toxic relationships , family collusion and also delving into the camera footage of the police. I think you would do a great job at teaching about potentially abusive and dangerous relationships, especially for young people.
    Absolutely love your content. ☮️❤️

    • @kailani37
      @kailani37 Рік тому +2

      Why is it technically unsolved? Despite the bf killing himself, wasn't he guilty of it?

    • @charliew3130
      @charliew3130 Рік тому +1

      @@kailani37 she probably means its because its inly just going to trial now and there is so much more evidence and stuff yet to be released xxx

    • @toscajoe9259
      @toscajoe9259 Рік тому +1

      The trial has nothing to do with solving the case that’s about Gabby’s parents suing the Laundries but the case is fully solved even though more evidence will come out, so I agree with Human Being it’s solved.

    • @Dances.In.Storms
      @Dances.In.Storms Рік тому +1

      @@kailani37 I thought it couldn't be classed as solved as the suspect was never charged or sent to trial and found guilty although all evidence and actions do of course point to his guilt, which is why I said "technically". Apologies if this is incorrect, that was just my understanding.

    • @brenda9228
      @brenda9228 Рік тому +1

      IMO Christopher and Roberta created the monster aka Brian. The parents lack of accountability is prevalent in Brian. I’d even speculate Brian’s been abusive to his mom/sister. Roberta’s probably covered up for Brian before. They turned their back on Gabby/Gabby’s parents, they got $ to help him, the family goes on a vacation (camping) knowing/hiding Gabby’s dead. What surprised me was the polar opposite reaction knowing he was leaving to commit suicid3. I would’ve thought Roberta would’ve done anything to keep her “baby boy” safe. Like on day 1 of his disappearance, she would’ve called for help.

  • @shawntapia5357
    @shawntapia5357 Рік тому +3

    I watch so much true crime, and you are my very favorite. I love the way you deep dive and you have no filter on how you're feeling. I love that about you you are real.

  • @Sljdmartinez
    @Sljdmartinez Рік тому +2

    Thank you for telling the story of little James' young life. It was so tragic, but you told it with the grace that he deserves and the outrage towards his "parents" that we all feel! That's one reason why I love watching your videos because you tell it like it is and voice what a lot of us are feeling/ thinking. When you mentioned the time that you couldn't find your young child and felt absolutely panicked, that resonated with me. I have one child who's in college & lives with me, but one morning I heard his alarm go off so I went to his room to see wake him up. He's a deep sleeper, so sometimes he'll sleep through it. He was laying in bed and I called his name a few times, but he didn't move so I shook him. He still didn't move and I couldn't hear him breathing, he was just so quiet and still... my heart started racing and I immediately started yelling his name and punching his arm, shaking him, and he STILL didn't wake up! I have never been that scared in my life! I was screaming so loudly and crying I'm sure my neighbors heard me. I did this for a few minutes pleading with him to wake up and punching his arm, trying to turn him over onto his back and then suddenly he says groggily "What Mom?..." Omg!!! I felt such a rush of relief sweep over me that all I could do was cry and sit beside him until he fell asleep again and I could him hear him breathing. As a mom, no matter how old your children are, I can't imagine the possibility of not having them with me due to some tragic circumstance and for people like Brittany and James to have children and see them as "baggage" and then get rid of them, prison is probably too light of a sentence for them seeing as they didn't even see a need for any apologies. My heart goes out to little James' father and the extended family and friends. I can't even imagine the heartache they must be feeling.

  • @nicolabradshaw280
    @nicolabradshaw280 Рік тому +3

    I love the way you go into details and look forward to what tonight has in store for everyone 😊

  • @emneeson
    @emneeson 5 місяців тому +1

    My daughter text me one day saying 'mum help me'. I instantly phoned her and she answered, but there was only muffled sounds. I'll never, ever forget the feeling of dread and it still fills me with tears when i think about it. Thankfully she just couldn't find her class in school and had bad reception. But that fear will live with me forver. This woman is a disgrace and should not be referred to as his mother, ever.

  • @Queen_-gg5jn
    @Queen_-gg5jn Рік тому +5

    Absolutely horrific case 😢☹️ 🤕 , looking forward to your take on this one Em , I know this one for all of us will be an overwhelming and emotional Case :( xx

  • @divadawn509
    @divadawn509 Рік тому +2

    That poor baby! Seeing his sweet face makes me so sad for this case. These cases involving kids are always SO sad but seeing school pictures where these babies are smiling and should have had nothing but dreams for their futures always make it that much more sad.

  • @cheynenelly
    @cheynenelly Рік тому +1

    You have absolutely done little James justice ... We have devils in human skin on this earth... 😭

  • @NoelleBelle06
    @NoelleBelle06 11 місяців тому

    You are an amazing women, mother and true crime reporter. Thank you for your immense insight and your intense hatred for the monsters that commit these crimes. We must never erase our outrage and anger towards these evil child killers. They don’t deserve a day out of prison. The justice system has let James down.

  • @brenandbruiser9885
    @brenandbruiser9885 Рік тому +5

    I hope no interviews are included-I watched all her interrogations and got so ill..and hearing her pronounce “porta-potties” as porty potters drove me over the edge! She’s disposable

    • @brenandbruiser9885
      @brenandbruiser9885 Рік тому +3

      I tried to type despicable and my phone decided she is disposable

    • @sugarspiceneverythingnice9205
      @sugarspiceneverythingnice9205 Рік тому

      I cried every time she referred to little James as "the boy" 😭

    • @brenandbruiser9885
      @brenandbruiser9885 Рік тому +1

      @@sugarspiceneverythingnice9205 that too-the whole thing was unbearable, I can’t believe there are people like this

  • @rachelspencer8605
    @rachelspencer8605 Рік тому +7

    I get so excited for wens and Sundays , you're beautiful and love how honest and brutal you tell it 😘

  • @lulugregory3246
    @lulugregory3246 Рік тому +1

    That picture of James reminds me so so much of my grandsons when they were a little younger.. and this case just breaks my heart. Poor poor little lad, rest in peace little one xx

  • @MirandaSinistra
    @MirandaSinistra Рік тому +26

    Hey Emma, what do you think about changing social services to require that children who have been molested to go through extensive therapy to help them work through the trauma?
    It seems like so many kids would have better lives if there was early psychological intervention immediately after their trauma.

    • @stephanierichards4318
      @stephanierichards4318 Рік тому +2

      It doesn't work.

    • @c4ts0nm4rs5
      @c4ts0nm4rs5 Рік тому +7

      @@stephanierichards4318 That's a very general statement of quite a huge issue. It may work for some, just not all, and for abused children, it's always worth a shot.

    • @jacquelenew8440
      @jacquelenew8440 Рік тому +6

      Therapy worked really well for me after enduring awful childhood sexual abuse. Each case is different, what works for me may not for others. Everyone is different.

    • @MirandaSinistra
      @MirandaSinistra Рік тому +3

      @@jacquelenew8440 I feel like the least we can do in cases like yours is try, it might help save lives.

    • @ry.butterfly
      @ry.butterfly Рік тому +1

      @@stephanierichards4318 that couldn't be further from the truth

  • @johnglynn5002
    @johnglynn5002 Рік тому +8

    Emma, your take on these crimes are amazing, I'm currently in hospital for mental condition and your videos are helping me get through the hard day's, thank you, from Edinburgh, Scotland

    • @DeidreL9
      @DeidreL9 Рік тому +2

      Hi John, wishing you well. Be gentle with yourself, ok? I’ve been there, it is not easy, but have faith in yourself. Best wishes from Melbourne, Oz🤗

    • @mleh2512
      @mleh2512 Рік тому +1

      @John Glynn sending positive thoughts for peace, strength and comfort to you from across the pond. It will be different for you tomorrow.

    • @mleh2512
      @mleh2512 Рік тому +1

      P.s. John Glenn was a legendary heroic astronaut here in the states. 🧑‍🚀😊…Aim high.

    • @mleh2512
      @mleh2512 Рік тому +1

      Sorry… I think you say cosmonaut there!

    • @johnglynn5002
      @johnglynn5002 Рік тому

      @@mleh2512 astronaut here aswell mate

  • @Begoodmostofthetime
    @Begoodmostofthetime Рік тому +1

    I am absolutely amazed at the police officers ability to maintain a casual conversation context.

  • @pberg6125
    @pberg6125 Рік тому +4

    I had no idea Hamilton was her sister in law's HUSBAND!!! I've heard about the case but can't recall hearing that! WOW didn't think my opinion of her could get any lower.

  • @debbiehammond7649
    @debbiehammond7649 Рік тому +4

    Wait till u become a grandparent Emma that’s a whole new level of mama bear I’m so with ya

  • @Bunnyetsuko
    @Bunnyetsuko Рік тому +5

    She sounds way too nonchalant during her interview. I just can't get over how she's acting like they are asking her questions about the weather. It's maddening... this is a child. This case is so heartbreakingly 😢 sad. Oh and I think you showed GREAT restraint when talking about 'Brat'ney and her heinous actions towards her precious children.
    Love, love, love what you do!! Xoxo❤️

  • @jodieadshead1268
    @jodieadshead1268 Рік тому

    Don't think I've missed a single video of yours- each one takes you on a journey, is punctuated by your genuine empathy for the victims and brought to life by your incredible insight into each of the perpetrators and what they might have been thinking.
    Thank you for all that you do, it's massively appreciated ❤️

  • @BlytheWorld1972
    @BlytheWorld1972 Рік тому +2

    Gave the video a big like will watch during the week as i am a bit poorly today with the cold .. Emma you are starting to look like your own self again Soooooooooo happy for you .

  • @pyramid-ukulele-group
    @pyramid-ukulele-group Рік тому +3

    I’m not a mother, an Auntie and someone that just loves children. Any decent person can understand your feelings on this case and any case involving harm to a child.

  • @sharkiesupernova
    @sharkiesupernova Рік тому +2

    The worst. Worst worst. Why do these women dump a child they have raised x amount of years for a crap guy???? What could he possibly bring to the table!?

  • @DeidreL9
    @DeidreL9 Рік тому +9

    I wouldn’t believe a word that comes out of their mouths. Absolutely disgusting creatures. I sometimes think humanity has split in two: those who routinely practice neglect and abuse, and who do these types of crimes, and those who feel compassion for our vulnerable folk, especially our children. Truly I think the police in these cases need, aside from counselling after everything they see and hear, they also need a soundproof room or something so they get their feelings out and howl or just have a quiet moment, because I worry about them, hearing this stuff and having to hold it all in. My grandfather was a policeman and he quit very late and advanced in his career after a particularly horrible case involving a baby.
    It’s beyond comprehension. Emma I agree with you, the C word would be storming around in my head too, it’s never been more apt. Good God. Love you Emma, be kind to yourself, researching this stuff must be so confronting. Hugs xxx🤗

  • @janeskeet3506
    @janeskeet3506 Рік тому +2

    I listened to all of their interviews with the police ~ my god, they're both monsters but Brittany is on another level. She constantly called James "the child" or "the boy" etc not an ounce of care or compassion about her. She only cared about herself the whole time. How the officers conducting the interviews restrained themselves, well they deserve medals!

  • @rosadelamora3134
    @rosadelamora3134 Рік тому +2

    Thank you Emma for presenting and detailing another case that must be difficult researching.
    As always you are brilliant with the right balance of candid and nuanced.
    I would love to see you cover 'themes' that are evident in cases such as Sarah Everard/Sabina. Nessa/Zara Aleena.
    Hope you have a productive week

  • @sv9950
    @sv9950 3 місяці тому

    This is horrifying. What monsters! How can sick people like these be near children? This story broke my heart.

  • @tabathacattle6898
    @tabathacattle6898 11 місяців тому

    Good on you Emma I am always struck by your dedication to these horrific cases and I was really impressed by you telling viewers that if they find your presentation offensive then this isn't the channel for them it's very rare for the owner of the channel to push people away, thank you for your care and compassion when you present these cases it really makes you feel the impact of the case but also get through to everyone the compassion you feel.

  • @chewonthis...
    @chewonthis... Рік тому

    Emma, you nailed this one! Your coverage of this is top notch "dead to rights!" Right?!

  • @weedywendy4266
    @weedywendy4266 11 місяців тому +1

    i came home from night school & went in to check in on my 3 year old, sleeping son. he was not in his little bed. i lost my mind. running around the house, up and down the street. dropping to my knees, wailing. i knew he’d been taken.i went in to call the police.i sat & noticed something under his bed ..he had climbed out & crawled under his bed, tucked himself along the wall & fallen asleep. he was invisible. the dispatcher i had on the phone joined me in weeping for joy.that was the most terrifying experience i’ve had.

  • @simonebittencourt8251
    @simonebittencourt8251 11 місяців тому +1

    Thank you Emma, once more, for bringing your emotions to the surface which translate everything we feel by listening to this monstrous case. As you said, in spite of Brittany Gosney's unfortunately childhood, it cannot be an excuse for what she did to James and his siblings. She was an adult woman with choices. She could have chosen to give them for adoption if she did not have the desire to be a mother. She had enough time to think and stop. The hogtie episode already was a prelude of the monstrosity that was the essence of herself and Hamilton. They already showed how heartless they could be. In regard to the entire final episode, she took time to plan what she did and she did with gusto. The truth is that everything she did was out of evilness, pure cruelty, selfishness, coldness.... and absolute absence of empathy and humanity. Unfortunately, we cannot bring James back to life unless in our memories and our hearts. Justice will be when she and Hamilton get the worst treatment in prison. They deserve to live in agony. I wounder if these two callous, coward monsters would have the nerve to do what they did to adults which could hogtie them and forget them inside a closed the same way they did to those children. Probably not. It is easy to abuse children, they have to way to protect themselves. In spite of being so terribly treated, James still looked for his mother for protection. That is the tragedy of being a child because we are biologically programed to trust our caregivers blindly, wholeheartedly, desperately. How painful, how sad, how tragic, and infuriated this case.... unbelievable these monsters exist between us. Why they deserve to live in prison, being fed, have medical care? They should be sent to a park in the middle of nowhere, in freeze temperatures, in a place full of coyotes. They should taste what their filthy imaginations created. That would be justice! Thank you so much Emma for honoring James and his siblings. I wish only sunshine in their lives. I hope James is living the most beautiful adventures in a place where love comes in unlimited supply. We will never forget you, darling James! Your life here will always matter.

  • @chelleharper9196
    @chelleharper9196 Рік тому +2

    EMMA ME AND YOU!! On the same page..me as an adult being abandoned in a strange place is horrific but I'm a adult and resilient... these poor children... your emotions and sentiments I am 💯feeling. Rest in Paradise little man James 🕯🙏👼

  • @sarahclement518
    @sarahclement518 10 днів тому

    I have a personality disorder and my kids are my world, they are the only reason why im still here ❤

  • @mikewilson5556
    @mikewilson5556 Рік тому

    So glad you did this. Its in bits and pieces on the interweb!

  • @Rowiiexx
    @Rowiiexx Рік тому +1

    I had never heard of this case before, but it terrifies and upsets me so much to think we live in a world where there are people capable of inflicting such cruelty and pain 😢

  • @janmorin41
    @janmorin41 Рік тому +1

    Wednesday and Sunday are my favorite days

  • @killerklown1841
    @killerklown1841 Рік тому

    I can't believe you did this story...I was soooo hoping you would cover this. I wanted to request this so bad.

  • @sumeraahmed1830
    @sumeraahmed1830 Рік тому

    love how honest u are! love your videos as usual !!!!

  • @ssuzimoore
    @ssuzimoore Рік тому

    Thank you as always. You are a wonderful and touching reporter of these terrific crimes. It must take a toll on you. Stay atrong

  • @MsSash76
    @MsSash76 Рік тому +6

    Notification is on girl ...tell it how it is straight to the point!! And no it's not just you haha 😆 see u tomorrow night x

  • @rhiannonbanannon9604
    @rhiannonbanannon9604 Рік тому +2

    Emma!! Any chance you can cover the Bega School Girl murders someday??? One of the victims brother was so affected by this case, you just want to reach out to him and give him the biggest hug :(

  • @kellykitty7189
    @kellykitty7189 Рік тому

    I love your channel Emma. Never stop. people need to know what these children go through.

  • @jodielorraine4653
    @jodielorraine4653 Рік тому +1

    I remember watching the police interviews, ooking forward to listening to your deep dive on this case Emma x

  • @lynnedunlop9843
    @lynnedunlop9843 Рік тому

    I have been watching your channel for a while now. I really like the way you present these cases. You should never say sorry when it comes how you feel. This case is awful. I can't get my head around a mother doing this to her child. Thank for your amazing content xx

  • @dottyp137
    @dottyp137 Рік тому +4

    I can’t imagine those children were ever naughty. I bet they were terrified all of the time.
    Monsters….. honestly I really think that the evolution of human beings went down two different branches.
    Why else do some people who have suffered heinous abuse turn into the most protective of human beings 🤷‍♀️. It’s definitely genetic and it’s not going away any time soon. Let’s hope neither of them live long enough to get out and hurt another vulnerable human, because let’s be honest, they will. 🤮🤮🤮
    I hope the other two children are going to be okay. This is sad enough. Rest In Peace James. I hope angels are with you always 💕

  • @AnaTorres-hk5xo
    @AnaTorres-hk5xo Рік тому

    I just stumbled upon your Chanel while googling this Monster Mom. This case has had my blood boil since it was first aired on the news. Thank you for your passion and professionalism in reporting this case. I’m a subscriber ♥️
    Keep up the good work!

  • @skreemqueen7520
    @skreemqueen7520 Рік тому +1

    I’m with you , Emma , this case infuriates me!!! I can’t imagine the terror those children have endured. Especially little James in his final minutes alive. RIP precious boy ♥️
    I hope the other two children were placed in loving homes.

  • @tonismith5802
    @tonismith5802 Рік тому

    Haven't heard of this one so going to listen and learn thansk for ypue deep dives em x

  • @india1422
    @india1422 Рік тому +3

    When I was pregnant I used to have nightmares about leaving my baby on the bus. I’m sure I’m not the only one

  • @noemivass4090
    @noemivass4090 Рік тому +1

    RIP James. I hope you find your peace.

  • @audreyhepburn2038
    @audreyhepburn2038 Рік тому

    Thanks so much for the great content, you are one in a million, thank you for all you do xxx

  • @ilisnanel3947
    @ilisnanel3947 Рік тому

    It's Emma time!
    I'm a bit behind.
    Rather late than never!
    I felt every emotion with you Em, these people do not deserve the air they breath!
    Thank you Em.
    Ps. I'm in love with your top xxx