The baby hit that tree doing about 120 miles per hour- terminal velocity. If clothing did get caught on a branch, the clothing would have been ripped off the childs body. Even if the clothing held, the G forces involved would have been severe. Probably not survivable.
Physics from accelerating in a deep fall would have ripped Louis Lane in 3 parts, the moment Superman stopped her with both of his arms... "The Anderson's Bloodline" does NOT extend to the MIL, who just married into said family: Never ever heard of DNA testing ? (if MIL was cheating in her marriage, the child would with all probability not have a drop of "Anderson blood" in her veins too (as little as her own daddy)) - FUNNY that the husbands think they are entitled to kill the babies of their wives, if they believe this baby being "not their own". If you kill your own child, history was ok with that once - that was Old Roman law, scrapped by Constantine the Great in the 4th century - but if you kill a (supposedly) stranger's child, what gives you the right to do so: divorce your wife, if you have proof that child is not your's - But Never, Ever kill an innocent child for having "idiotic parents" Post-natal abortion is a crime all over the world, but if it happens to girls, authorities often look the other way - The "almond eyes" suggest that is was an East-Asian story, that got transplanted into the USA to get more clicks here... [the wish for a son is the father of many daughters]
Unlikely, but there have been some pretty impressive survivals over the years, IRL. Not many, but some, including parachute failures. And a baby is more flexible than an adult.
@@Shammai101 I remember, decades ago, reading about a British airman surviving a freefall from a plane which had been shot down by Germans during WW2. I couldn't remember the details, so I tried googling it and, lo and behold, the man has a Wikipedia page!! If you're interested, his name is Nicholas Alkemade, and he only suffered a sprained leg after falling 18,000 feet (5,490 m)!
I haven't even listened to the finale yet but this story is total BS. The narrator tells us the airplane is a Cessna 172. I have almost 1000 hours in Cessna 172's. No one stands up inside the cabin. No one walks anywhere. There is not an emergency exit. There are only two doors, one left (pilots entry, and one right, co-pilot and passenger entry. It is very difficult to open the doors in flight because there is a 90 to 100 mile an hour wind keeping it shut. Now to see the finale.
I thought back to my parachuting days, and I used to jump from a Cessna - but I couldn't tell you which one (although it might be mentioned in my book of jump critiques). It obviously wasn't a 172 though, 'cos we jumped from the left of the plane; and you're quite right - you can't walk about! Thanks for taking me back to those happy days! 😊
When tried, Francis Anderson and Helen Anderson were both found guilty of the attempted murder, and conspiracy to commit the attempted murder, of Sophia Anderson. Frank's certification in public accounting was revoked, and he was fired from the firm for which he had worked. Helen Anderson found her family's name dragged into and through, and reduced overnight to, mud as a direct result of her and her son's crime. Both drew the maximum penalties Arizona state law allowed, and the Anderson family fortune was seized by local authorities. Betty Anderson divorced Frank during his and his mother's joint trial, and got an alimony and child support settlement of ten million dollars in a lump sum, which Betty promptly placed into trust for Sophia.
@pandorasbox4238 is reliably informed that it is not. These remarks are all personally added to fill in what happens after such stories have stopped, and are always as fictitious as all such stories as this are.
Helen, it's not your house. You don't have the right to criticize it. You can do all the things you want in yours! Frank is an idiot! To listen to his mother's delusions and doubts shows how immature he really is. I really hope Frank goes to jail for a long time!!!!!
Most of the stories I've watched so far are out of the world not going to happen when laws are involved, like poisoning, etc, where no one in the story gets prosecuted. I watched it for laughs.
A mother about to lise a baby out of a plane, a mother wouldmt be that calm ir be thinking about things like this, she would of come undone like a momma bear to a pretator.
How is it that none of the rich women in these stories are doing their own housework. You would think someone who considers themself to be elite would be beneath doing housework.
You would be surprised how many self made rich people do stuff for their self. It is only tv that shows the maids and stuff . Also the one that do have all this. The elites are usually are not very nice people and would be the one in these stories going to jail, the sad realities though is they don’t get caught.,, unless you piss off the higher ups than you like one or 2 have recently not naming any of their names.
It seems the location of the Settings icon is different depending what device you use to watch these. On my laptop, the icon is on the bottom right. Would I be right in guessing that it's on the top right if you're watching on a mobile phone?
Lapse of judgment. Yeah right. He knew what he was doing. U can’t walk in a helicopter. If they were over a forest than & the baby was in a hospital close to it & the rescuer went to the hospital every day, than how did he help her find an apartment in the city far way. Grandma doesn’t understand that a baby doesn’t always look like the father r mother. Baby can look like other family members. Evil Dad & Grandma. Attempted murder, yep . Life
During WW2, Nicholas Alkemade survived a fall of 18,000 feet (5,490 m) and only suffered a sprained leg! (He has a Wikipedia page if you're interested!)
I think this one's AI, but you can change the Playback speed via Settings (cog icon on the video). I played this one at double the speed - sounds *much* better!
Your work is truly special, and we can’t wait to see what happens next - please don’t leave us hanging! ⏳💫
Frank and MIL, life in prison no parole, and tell the inmates what he has done, Karma will come.
Sounds to me that some folks just weren't brought up properly.
The baby hit that tree doing about 120 miles per hour- terminal velocity. If clothing did get caught on a branch, the clothing would have been ripped off the childs body. Even if the clothing held, the G forces involved would have been severe. Probably not survivable.
Physics from accelerating in a deep fall would have ripped Louis Lane in 3 parts, the moment Superman stopped her with both of his arms...
"The Anderson's Bloodline" does NOT extend to the MIL, who just married into said family: Never ever heard of DNA testing ? (if MIL was cheating in her marriage, the child would with all probability not have a drop of "Anderson blood" in her veins too (as little as her own daddy)) - FUNNY that the husbands think they are entitled to kill the babies of their wives, if they believe this baby being "not their own". If you kill your own child, history was ok with that once - that was Old Roman law, scrapped by Constantine the Great in the 4th century - but if you kill a (supposedly) stranger's child, what gives you the right to do so: divorce your wife, if you have proof that child is not your's - But Never, Ever kill an innocent child for having "idiotic parents" Post-natal abortion is a crime all over the world, but if it happens to girls, authorities often look the other way - The "almond eyes" suggest that is was an East-Asian story, that got transplanted into the USA to get more clicks here... [the wish for a son is the father of many daughters]
Unlikely, but there have been some pretty impressive survivals over the years, IRL. Not many, but some, including parachute failures. And a baby is more flexible than an adult.
@@Shammai101 I remember, decades ago, reading about a British airman surviving a freefall from a plane which had been shot down by Germans during WW2. I couldn't remember the details, so I tried googling it and, lo and behold, the man has a Wikipedia page!! If you're interested, his name is Nicholas Alkemade, and he only suffered a sprained leg after falling 18,000 feet (5,490 m)!
This story is told in bullet points. Statement, pause, Statement, pause, ect
Why on earth would anyone hold a baby not have her in a child safety seat? For real???
Do they have child safety seats in airplanes?
I think most door frames can't be opened while flying. It's a safety precaution.
I haven't even listened to the finale yet but this story is total BS. The narrator tells us the airplane is a Cessna 172. I have almost 1000 hours in Cessna 172's. No one stands up inside the cabin. No one walks anywhere. There is not an emergency exit. There are only two doors, one left (pilots entry, and one right, co-pilot and passenger entry. It is very difficult to open the doors in flight because there is a 90 to 100 mile an hour wind keeping it shut. Now to see the finale.
I thought back to my parachuting days, and I used to jump from a Cessna - but I couldn't tell you which one (although it might be mentioned in my book of jump critiques). It obviously wasn't a 172 though, 'cos we jumped from the left of the plane; and you're quite right - you can't walk about! Thanks for taking me back to those happy days! 😊
When tried, Francis Anderson and Helen Anderson were both found guilty of the attempted murder, and conspiracy to commit the attempted murder, of Sophia Anderson.
Frank's certification in public accounting was revoked, and he was fired from the firm for which he had worked.
Helen Anderson found her family's name dragged into and through, and reduced overnight to, mud as a direct result of her and her son's crime.
Both drew the maximum penalties Arizona state law allowed, and the Anderson family fortune was seized by local authorities.
Betty Anderson divorced Frank during his and his mother's joint trial, and got an alimony and child support settlement of ten million dollars in a lump sum, which Betty promptly placed into trust for Sophia.
Wait... what? Is this based on a real story?
@pandorasbox4238 is reliably informed that it is not.
These remarks are all personally added to fill in what happens after such stories have stopped, and are always as fictitious as all such stories as this are.
@@DoIGetTube Ah, got it. The way it was written, it looked as if you were adding actual facts.
Helen, it's not your house. You don't have the right to criticize it. You can do all the things you want in yours! Frank is an idiot! To listen to his mother's delusions and doubts shows how immature he really is. I really hope Frank goes to jail for a long time!!!!!
Most of the stories I've watched so far are out of the world not going to happen when laws are involved, like poisoning, etc, where no one in the story gets prosecuted. I watched it for laughs.
Frank would have been following his daughter out the door.
Frank and MIL=buried under the prison.
A mother about to lise a baby out of a plane, a mother wouldmt be that calm ir be thinking about things like this, she would of come undone like a momma bear to a pretator.
There are no rear view mirrors on aircraft
They were still in the car on the way to the airport!
How is this a long flight? Sedona is onlly a 2 hour drive from Phoenix; it must be a really quick flight.
How is it that none of the rich women in these stories are doing their own housework. You would think someone who considers themself to be elite would be beneath doing housework.
You would be surprised how many self made rich people do stuff for their self. It is only tv that shows the maids and stuff . Also the one that do have all this. The elites are usually are not very nice people and would be the one in these stories going to jail, the sad realities though is they don’t get caught.,, unless you piss off the higher ups than you like one or 2 have recently not naming any of their names.
Narration speed can be changed. Top right of video, settings.
It seems the location of the Settings icon is different depending what device you use to watch these. On my laptop, the icon is on the bottom right. Would I be right in guessing that it's on the top right if you're watching on a mobile phone?
Lapse of judgment. Yeah right. He knew what he was doing. U can’t walk in a helicopter. If they were over a forest than & the baby was in a hospital close to it & the rescuer went to the hospital every day, than how did he help her find an apartment in the city far way. Grandma doesn’t understand that a baby doesn’t always look like the father r mother. Baby can look like other family members. Evil Dad & Grandma. Attempted murder, yep . Life
Grandma doesn't want to understand; she'd rather believe it's not her grandchild because it's mother is not up to her social standards.
They weren't in a helicopter - it was a Cessna 172 airplane (which you also can't walk about in!) 😊
two not too.
There is no way that baby would have survived
Miracles do happen at times.
During WW2, Nicholas Alkemade survived a fall of 18,000 feet (5,490 m) and only suffered a sprained leg! (He has a Wikipedia page if you're interested!)
Omg 😮
Totally irresponsible writing as usual. There is no way this garbage would have happened
Are you dense it’s just a story …….lt it go……😊😮😮😮😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
My gosh, these people surly know how to drag out a story with things that dont even relate to the story. Damn get to the point.
BS story. That romper thing would surly of ripped. The air alone from the fall would of killed the baby.
Narrator is terribly dull. Story is absurd.
You can change the Playback speed via Settings (cog icon on the video). I played this one at double the speed - sounds *much* better!
Whats up with you all and metric? This is America, not some forien Country.
You talk to slow
You can change the Playback speed via Settings (cog icon on the video). I played this one at double the speed - sounds *much* better!
FIND A NEW NARRATOR,
IT'S MONOTONOUS.
I think this one's AI, but you can change the Playback speed via Settings (cog icon on the video). I played this one at double the speed - sounds *much* better!
I slept through the story, the narrator is so slow! So effing slow!😮
You can change the Playback speed via Settings (cog icon on the video). I played this one at double the speed - sounds *much* better!