@@teesthoughts6717 Came here to say this. I could totally see the government making up a bunch of crap about a dead guy so they can save themselves from their own corruption.
Yes, while watching the last story I was thinking to myself the government probably made that story up to cover their own butt. A lot of people in our own government and those they deal with are just as corrupt, greedy and evil as any other government so nothing shocks me anymore when it pertains to people in or deals with governments including the USA.
second case is so messed up, losing a child is already hard enough but being falsely charged for your own baby's death just because some lab testers mixed up the samples is just insane. She was pregnant in prison, wasn't allowed to go to her baby's funeral and her own family probably hated her so much because they thought she was a murderer. Poor souls 💔💔
@@mirawojka it was most likely a mix up. Think about all the incompetent people you know, probably like 50% of people you’ve met/worked with, those kind of people have jobs that can ruin your life. Police, etc.
It's also crazy because it's possible to poison someone on accident for one thing, but there have also been incidents with food contaminated with ethylene glycol from the factory. Even if a baby actually DOES have ethylene glycol in their system doesn't mean someone fed it to them to kill them
It's wonderful that her second son saved her life and made it where his brother could rest in peace. Also prob raised awareness for this condition! I never had heard of it but def won't forget it now!
The second case is so heartbreaking on many levels. I can't imagine losing a child and then going to jail for it. That mother was grieving the loss of her baby boy. So sad. Thanks for the upload EWU. Best channel out there!
Right??!! I watched a show that covered that case a while back. It is incredibly sad and messed up. I cannot even begin to imagine what that woman went through. If she hadn’t been pregnant prior to getting locked up, she most likely would have never been vindicated and released. It was only due to her second child’s affliction with the same health issues, otherwise she would have stayed in jail for life. That’s so insane that something like that can happen to literally anyone, and despite your innocence, no one believes you and you are labeled a child murderer! As if she wasn’t experiencing enough pain already. :( I’m so glad that the truth was revealed, though it was kind of at the expense of the second child’s life.. his affliction was her only key to freedom, so giving birth to him was almost like a blessing and a curse. That sounds f’d up and might come off wrong. I’m sure it was 100% a blessing to the mother. Very sad that the second child only lived such a short life. But yeah, it is really scary to acknowledge the fact that you could be wrongfully convicted of a crime you didn’t commit, and get sent to prison for life. She must have felt so hopeless and alone. I hope she is doing well now and finding ways to heal as much as possible. 💔
30yrs ago, after the birth of my first child, a nurse approached my mother, and tried to wheel the crib away. My mum demanded to know what was going on. "This baby needs to go to the nursery with all the others" said the nurse". my mum said "her mother has gone for a shower and you are NOT TAKING HER BABY ANYWHERE". the nurse backed off. I still get the horrors when I think what COULD have happened. When we complained to the ward manager, she said she didn't know of a nurse of that description and she was not wearing a name tag. Thank God for my fearless, unafraid mother. X
Damn. Mother AND Grandmother of the year for your mom! So glad she trusted her instincts. When I was taken for my car seat test (because I was born premature) my father demanded to go with and not leave me alone, and eventually got his way. I've thought it was silly because I have like 4 birth marks and it'd be hard for the hospital to mix me up, but now I realize getting mixed up with another baby was the least harmful thing that could've happened to me. Even though these were real hospital staff, I'm glad that even if bad people did approach in the hospital he wouldn't have let anything happen to me.
Yeah, snatching babies from hospitals is weirdly common. Have an aunt who almost lost one of her twins that way. She'd been gone to use the restroom. Her own mother (the grandmother) was sitting on a sofa in her hospital room, holding the baby in her lap. She'd been up all night waiting for news, so being tired, she dozed off a little. Woke up to see her grandson gone. She ran out into the hallway and saw a strange woman (not hospital staff) carrying him away. Thankfully the woman was caught and my cousin returned. It's scary to think that someone could just walk into a hospital, pick up a baby from a family member's lap, and try to leave with him
@@ameliarose47 I told my husband to do the same thing. When they took my son into the nursery to give him his hospital “LoJack” device they secure on his arm that can only be removed with a specific tool or key and give him his ID bracelet, weigh and measure him. I said to my husband, go with him right now and DO NOT let him out of your sight until he’s been given his ID bracelet and his “LoJack” placed on his arm. Then bring him back. And about 10 minutes later in walked my husband behind a nurse who wheeled our son Ethan back into my room. He had a smile so big because he knew he did exactly as I asked and was happy being a new father and accomplishing his very first protective fatherly duty. 🥹😄
😮😮😮 that's so scary and I'm so happy she didn't let that happen. That case really bothered me😢. That crazy woman destroyed 2, one family and 1 girl who was raised in a lie😢
@@sineadcampbell5147 but was this a father? do you go onto videos about breast cancer and complain about colon cancer too? or do you just dislike motherhood being valued?
@@dizzylilthing unlike yourself totally dismissing fatherhood, I didn't dismiss motherhood. I was just including a father's perspective too. If you are trying appear like you don't value father's you are doing a stellar job. 👌
@@dizzylilthing This was a funny comment! Haaa I just love how anything about a Mother dealing with something ....Some asshat has to bring up Father's ! This story and the OP wasn't talking in general. This was about the story... Can't stay on topic? Amusing.
As soon as we were getting the "real explanation," I also thought to myself: I don't believe this for one second. We may never know the truth, but this idea of him putting out a hit on himself does seem very far-fetched.
I spent time with Lavona in prison and let me tell you... to this day that woman doesn't believe she did ANY wrong. Miche visits her regularly at the prison as well as her husband. All the while... Lavona plays the role of a butch lesbian in there while also playing innocent Grandmother to Miche's children. Wonders shall never end!!! It's no wonder Lavona's husband never knew that Miche was s stolen baby... this man is the SIMPS of all simps. Its clear who wears the pants in that household. My heart goes out to Celeste and Morne... and even Miche. Imagine how difficult it must be for the Nurse's to continue to love Miche who still sees Lavona as her SAVIOUR
I agree, kind of disgusting that a women who snatched up another woman’s BABY in a hospital because she couldn’t just accept her own reality is so vile to me and deserves a much longer sentence
Yep. Prison sentences really baffle me, they never make sense. Drug dealer rots in jail for 20+ years but soneone who stole A PERSON and warped their mind for 17 years, oh yeah only 10...
I feel awful for Zephany/Miche. I'm sure she's so conflicted. I read a follow up that the sisters are no longer friends. The biological family had to know and so did she but I can't pretend to imagine what finding out your entire existence had been a lie, a crime, must feel like.
Your comment made me go dig deeper because I so wanted them to be together😅 …. She’s back in good terms with her family after having 2 kids of her own… something about realizing how her biological mother must have felt.
From an interview she did in 2021 “Emotions were high and she says no one was mentally prepared for it. But as time passed and she’s matured, things have begun to get easier with biological parents Morne and Celeste Nurse. We grew to really focus on our relationship and not what people or society says that it should be, because they really don’t know what’s it like going through what everybody involved went through or had to endure,” says Miché, “we have a great understanding and relationship towards each other.” As for her sister Cassidy, Miché says they share an extremely close bond Miché’s biological parents recently reconciled after being divorced for many years. She says it was one of her heart’s desires to see her parents married once more. It was something I earnestly prayed for, and the Lord truly granted me that.” She also maintains a relationship with the woman who kidnapped her, and says once she’s eventually released from prison they’re having a deep conversation, as she understandably feels lied to and betrayed, but can’t turn off the love she feels.
Am I the only one who subscribes to this channel not only bcoz of the impressive story telling, but mostly because of this Deep, Soothing and Calming voice? I just love it!🖤
Your not the only one, me too! I suffer from anxiety and sometimes I can't sleep because I am too stressed or have too much anxiety, but then I put on one video with the Raven and I can fall asleep to his soothing voice
The voice is soothing and eerie. Soothing enough to do an Allstate commercial but eerie enough to freak you out at night when you're listening to these stories.
I remember when the Nurse/Solomon case broke here. Headlines for days. I feel so sad for Michè, her entire life has been turned upside down. The mom she knows is in prison. The dad she knows is suddenly not her "real" dad. And there is a random family who she "actually" belongs to. Imagine the pain and turmoil that will cause to a 17 year old 😔
I spent time with Lavona in prison and let me tell you... to this day that woman doesn't believe she did ANY wrong. Miche visits her regularly at the prison as well as her husband. All the while... Lavona plays the role of a butch lesbian in there while also playing innocent Grandmother to Miche's children. Wonders shall never end!!! It's no wonder Lavona's husband never knew that Miche was s stolen baby... this man is the SIMPS of all simps. Its clear who wears the pants in that household. My heart goes out to Celeste and Morne... and even Miche. Imagine how difficult it must be for the Nurse's to continue to love Miche who still sees Lavona as her SAVIOUR
I remember the Stallings case. How dreadful, to be accused of murdering your child(ren) when death was due to an extremely rare condition. How traumatic for all concerned.
The death was not really due to the condition. The brother had the same condition and only needed vitamine B12. The death was mostly due to the wrong diagnosis.
@@lmn6023 yeah considering she gave birth to her second son not that long after the death of her firstborn, and then he ended up getting sick and they discovered his condition. I dont think it was a diagnosis science didnt know existed, i think the lab or whoever just fucked it up. Apparently the two conditions can be easy to misidentify, but in something so dangerous as a baby being poisoned, wouldnt you expect them to like, really make sure the baby is being poisoned? I think its a bit different if they had found like anti-freeze like burns in the childs mouth, etc, but for it to be found from a blood test, it should have been double-checked. Its sad, she lost her baby, lost her freedom, and lost the chance to go to his funeral, and then lost her second child due to being in prison.
We had a case in Australia like that - Kathleen Folbigg. She had four children and every single one of them died within the first year or two of life. It was thought to be SIDS but after the fourth one she was arrested and convicted of murder. It took around 20 years but it was eventually discovered that the babies all had a genetic condition and she was recently released from prison. Traumatic indeed.
Imagine being in jail charged as a baby murderer?! It doesn't bear thinking about! I'm just glad it was only 14 months and not years. Won't be the 1st time someone spent years in jail for something they didn't do! Poor woman 😔. Lost all that bonding time with her new baby, and the trauma of having that baby taken away almost immediately. Bless her heart 💔
The one with the kidnapped baby was interesting…when I was in high school, a girl I went to school and worked with took a baby from a hospital in Oklahoma. I knew she was completely mentally unstable years prior because she had just walked into our home in the middle of the night looking for my brother (apparently) but found my moms room instead. When my mom asked who’s there? She didn’t say anything and ran to the back of the house, instead of going out the back door, she ducked into the bathroom, mom cornered her behind the door. She just pushed past my mom and ran out the door, never saying a word. Fast forward 4 or 5 years and she’s getting maternity clothes from Hardee’s where we worked and oddly asked if she could come to my house to try them on. Uuummm ok. I told her she had A LONG time before she would fit into them. Then she would sit and eat trays and trays of French fries and apple pies while at work. Her boyfriend was SO sweet and was so excited about being a dad. When the news came on about the baby taken from Oklahoma, I told my mom that it was her. She’d just shown up with it one day, hadn’t even told her bf she was in labor! And she was parading it all over town, even though she was saying it was just two days old. It was weird. I even picked up the phone to call the tips hotline, but my mom talked me out of it. My manager at Hardee’s did call and turn her in. Whole thing was jacked up.
Absolutely disgusting behavior in that second story by the hospital staff, law enforcement and prosecution. The fact no one bothered to double check the first infants results or even get another opinion is beyond just incompetent. And then on top of that police finding antifreeze, an item everyone and their mother has in their damn home or car, as if that can at all be used as evidence is insane to me. It should have been thrown out in court. That poor woman will have this case following her for the rest of her life even after being exonerated. Imagine the treatment she received in jail because she was falsely accused of murdering her son. She should have sued every single person that failed her and that baby and ruined their lives. That child very likely would have lived if not for the incompetence of the medical staff to begin with because he otherwise would have received the treatment that would have saved his life as it saved his siblings. They are liable and the person/people responsible should lose their jobs and possibly even face jail time themselves. Unbelievable.
I remember this story. And you are right about the hospital staff although they were in the right to report to police Fault IMHO the police forensics didn't investigate further
It's an incredible coincidence that Ryan's illness overproduced a glycol, and that those symptoms matched those of being poisoned by another glycol. What a crazy and tragic case.
EXACTLY!!! Its ridiculous yet so obviously a bs lie! The fact people believe that bs story... Ugh...like seriously y'all c'mon now! Y'all are better than this!🙄🤦♀️ President killed that dude, he had paid off or threatened the right people to make up this crap story. All to take the guilt off him & confirming it as a self hit/suicide, even tho theirs no evidence!. Deep Corruption is all around us!
😂😂🤣I wished they respected the public enough to come up with a more believable story🙄....... but then again seems like people actually did buy it so joke is on us
The narrator's voice is amazing! One of the best narrator voices I've ever listened to. Congratulations on the videos also, even for tragic events that marked lives of loved ones and families, they were interesting.
The third story is always going to be my biggest nightmare. When I gave birth to my baby, I told my husband that our baby was to not EVER leave the room under ANY circumstances. Should any situation arise with her health, my husband and/or I would have to be present at all times. We set up sleep shifts just to make sure she was always in our room. We’re very thankful the staff was kind and never pushing us to let our baby into the nursery. They never even made an attempt to try to remove her from my room, but I never let my guard down until we were discharged. You can never, ever be too careful.
I was a bit surprised about the year of the umbrella incident, because I had forgotten that such a crime had happened so recently. (1978) When it sounds like something that would have happened closer to WW1 or WW2....Pretty ingenious. Yet absolutely horrific.
I remember it very well. It was in all the papers for ages, with the usual sketches of 'what the incident could have looked like.' It was the talk of the school-playground because it was like it was straight of a Bond movie.
That's the sad reality of fleeing countries, ruled by totalitarian or theological ideologies. Just escaping the country, never makes you completely safe.
The case is fucked up now. The girl still loves the fake parents and hates the real ones . She even wrote a book where she says the real parents are in only for fame and money.
I wouldn't call it justice... I'm sure the Nurses wouldn't either. I spent time with Lavona in prison and let me tell you... to this day that woman doesn't believe she did ANY wrong. Miche visits her regularly at the prison as well as her husband. All the while... Lavona plays the role of a butch lesbian in there while also playing innocent Grandmother to Miche's children. Wonders shall never end!!! It's no wonder Lavona's husband never knew that Miche was s stolen baby... this man is the SIMPS of all simps. Its clear who wears the pants in that household. My heart goes out to Celeste and Morne... and even Miche. Imagine how difficult it must be for the Nurse's to continue to love Miche who still sees Lavona as her SAVIOUR
I’m so thankful for the security at the hospitals I gave birth in had. Immediately after birth, they were given security bracelets with our names on it that would alarm if taken outside the ward. We also got bracelets with their names on them (well, Baby Lastname) They verified the bracelets multiple times during the stays and only removed them at discharge.
Yeah my sister was using the bathroom in her room, and the nurse wanted to make sure it was actually her in the bathroom and not someone else! Really happy they were adamant on checking
I remember watching this story (baby Ryan) on unsolved mysteries when I was a teenager and I cried so hard because she wasn't allowed at her own babies funeral I'm getting emotional just typing this.
I ws bout to say. You think ya gonna be assassinated so you take a bike ride through the streets?!! Made sense at the end tho. Y'all NEVER fail at having some of the most mind bending stories!
There's NO CHANCE he called hitmen to assassinate himself to try and frame the president. The "truth" is so outlandish because it is a pretty blatant cover-up. Leaves more questions and is less plausible than the simplest explanation, not to mention the massive amounts of corruption from the police all the way to the top.
Patricia's story is horrifying and so sad. To lose your baby through no fault of your own and get charged with his murder sending you to life in prison is so terrible. I feel for that woman.
Second story is horrific. Imagine what that poor mother went through. It’s not the first case I’ve heard of where the patent has been accused of killing their child and it was medical condition. Very scary
That 2nd story is miraculous! I’m so glad she continued with her private investigations, everything else she’s put together after that is so inspiring. SHE is the type of friend everyone needs. 💞
Even though she was kidnapped as a child it's not that surprising that she would still feel closer to the woman that raised her regardless of the circumstances.
I always want to know about these kidnappings. Yes, Miche was kidnapped as a baby and raised for 17 years but isn’t it more traumatizing to her to then after so long remove her from the situation. Was she happy and loved? I mean after 17 years I feel like there’s a reason she kept her name. It was probably way too much for her to handle. I can’t imagine how she felt having to watch the only mother she ever knew go to jail. I am not condoning what the woman did, I’m just trying to understand it from Zephany’s stand point.
It’s probably super conflicting. I found out in high school that my dad wasn’t my biological father and I don’t actually know who my birth father is (thanks mom!). So that shocked me and made me wonder who the hell am I, but on the other hand, I’m approaching 40 now and I haven’t done any of the genealogical things because I don’t really want to know and/or I’m afraid of what I’ll find. It’s something I don’t really like to think about because even though I know I probably need that info (for medical reasons, etc), It’s painful and awkward to confront and I don’t want my dad to think I’m betraying him by trying to learn about my “real” father. 🫥
I know this comment was made a year ago but I'm getting to it now- yeah maybe she was loved. Yes, maybe the truth of the situation was shocking. But none of that was the point. Her mother abducted a baby. Abduction is a crime. In theory, at least, we want the government to prosecute people when they commit crimes. If there's pain in the lives of innocent victims, that's the fault of the criminal, not the government.
Woo! EWU comin through just when I ran outta good content to watch! I get hyped every time I see those initials in a notification. Love you guys, thanks for keeping us entertained and enlightened! ✌️😉🍻 Edit: Really been enjoying the nice variety of styles of presentation yall have focused on lately, i.e. Insane Twist compilations and long-form deep dives of specific cases. 😁
10:40 many hospitals have tunnels under their hospitals. I've worked at several hospitals in San Diego since 2003 and most of them have basements with tunnels, especially if they have additions that connect old and new hospitals, which is most hospitals over 20 or 30 years old. Heck in SD the children's hospital, the woman's hospital and a regular hospital are all connected through a set of tunnels so that patients can easily be transferred between hospitals if needed and they share a MRI/CT center.
Those poor parents went through absolute hell, and the mom was innocent all along, then to loose their remaining son who’s medical condition cleared her name!? How do you get through that!? Count your blessings each and every day.🌻
What really gets me about the second case is that the baby fell sick 4 days after their meeting with the parents. 4 days. About 8 poops later and multiple wet diapers. Almost as if everyone forgot how poison works. I have never known a poison to kick in 4 days after initially ingested. Especially in a baby.
Right?! That bothered me so much. A baby. He's been bathed and checked every day. She couldn't have left food for him for later. Idk how they thought she administered it, and I can't imagine any possible way that happened.
Why I never let my son out of my site after I had him and was in the hospital. He stayed with me and my husband the whole time. Its scary how evil people really are. Stealing peopls babies like that is terrifying. I am so glad she found her real family, it's so crazy how God puts us in the right places at the right time. I hope she can come around and get close to her real family. I feel sorry for her.
3:19 "the body couldn't have been dead for more then a few months" the way they lead with that made me think we'd see a dude similar looking to the guy they were looking for, not a dude that's a completely different race. Identification (especially of a suspect/body) is one of the times race is kind of extremely relevant. Also the reason the Zodiac Killer was never caught because someone told the police they were looking for a black man instead of a white man.
"..except that that body looked nothing like Dribin" literally my first thought after that sentence was that the body was probably that of a black person. They hinted at it even before the sentence you quoted. And even if they didn't, why does it matter in a UA-cam Video? Plus, it was revealed literal seconds later through the picture. Race was not needed to be mentioned because they provided the image. Really strange detail to point out lmao
"Innocent until proven guilty" yet Melissa was stopped from going to her infant sons funeral, instantly lost custody of the second child for over a year and spent 14 months in prison? What a complete disgrace
Miche’s story is sad, she didn’t connect well with her biological family and apparently decided to stay with her dad that raised her. It was hard for the Nurse family. Idk if they even have a relationship anymore.
I had an extra "nurse" try to take my newborn for testing before being discharged from the hospital but the test she mentioned had already been done so i hesitated and questioned her and she turned and walked away and i never saw her again...😱
Amazing work as always! I always love seeing that you guys have uploaded. Something to note: Tualatin is pronounced two-all-a-tin, not twa-latin. Threw me off when I first heard it. 😭
The third case was absolutely amazing to me. The sisters being reunited, and how she had already called her big sis... it was so cute and I needed a positive ending after hearing so many fucked up ones. I listened to it with my sister and was literally cheering at the end 🥹
Can u freaking imagine being accused of killing your baby and being innocent? Omg! Not only are you mourning youre incarcerated. I am happy I subscribed to this channel. Although the stories are sad....it gives you something to think about and learn. And I love his story telling voice!!
now they have certain things on their badge that u check before u give them ur baby, and if u dont send them to the nursery they dont really take them except for vison and hearing test which dont take long, but theres alarms on the babies bracelette and ankle and if they baby leaves the floor the whole damn hospital shuts down and theres alarms every where
I absolutly love ewu crime storytime. I love odd and unusual stories and boy is this world now full of them now. Thanks for weeding them out for us.....
15:53 ….She only got 10 YEARS for kidnapping and raising that little girl almost to adulthood … Excuse Me? Lol, I can see sooo many situations where this happens and the kidnapper is looked at as the worst monster on the planet for stealing basically this girls childhood/family Etc , yet she was only given 10 years when I personally know of folks doing 15+ years for Drug related crimes … Smh this justice system is a JOKE
On the first case, you pronounced the city as "To-lah-tin".....Tualatin, Oregon is pronounced "Too-Wall-Ah-Tin". Just an FYI from an Oregonian! We have a TON of funny city names and they get butchered on the regularly! Thanks for the giggle! 😄
I went to (the original) Tualatin Elementary School and it took me a few seconds to figure out what city he meant! When people mention “Tie-Guard,” I always know what they mean. Lake Oswego is a beast and one never knows how it may be (mis)pronounced next. Me, I now live in a super-easy to pronounce tiny town just south of Charbonneau. ;)
If English people commented on the mispronunciation of pretty much every single town ending in -ham (it’s pronounced ‘um’ instead of ‘ham’, e.g. ‘oak-um’ instead of ‘oak-ham’) then we’d be commenting on every American cold case UA-cam 🤦🏻♀️
This happens in New York State too. We have Binghamton which also gets pronounced wrong all the time. It's one of the reasons I try to make sure I'm pronouncing names and places properly because I hate when others mispronounce.
That is horrible. Imagine your baby getting sick. Worried you take him to the ER. All of a sudden they wont let you see him. then they arrest you.. say he died and you cannot go to the funeral. Then they hand you a life sentence. You know you didn't do anything, but nobody believes you. You end up having to stay in protective custody in prison because the inmates want to kill you. Just WOW. I wouldnt be able to live through that. Thank god you had Jr. to clear your name.
It’s tragic, and shocking, the poor mother might have some trauma from dealing with so much plus she was never a killer however she was found guilty. Some people might still stigmatize her or think she did have something to do with her child
All of these stories are WOW.. But the last two- DOUBLE WOW!
I don’t believe the last one… literally the Government gave the green light to stage a man on the moon 😒
Man the government can pull some crazy stuff… hopefully nothing happens to any of us… Big Brother watching all of us
@@teesthoughts6717 Came here to say this. I could totally see the government making up a bunch of crap about a dead guy so they can save themselves from their own corruption.
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Yes, while watching the last story I was thinking to myself the government probably made that story up to cover their own butt. A lot of people in our own government and those they deal with are just as corrupt, greedy and evil as any other government so nothing shocks me anymore when it pertains to people in or deals with governments including the USA.
second case is so messed up, losing a child is already hard enough but being falsely charged for your own baby's death just because some lab testers mixed up the samples is just insane. She was pregnant in prison, wasn't allowed to go to her baby's funeral and her own family probably hated her so much because they thought she was a murderer. Poor souls 💔💔
...add to that, being in prison as a "baby killer"...horrible.
"mixed up" 🙈🙉🙊
@@mirawojka it was most likely a mix up. Think about all the incompetent people you know, probably like 50% of people you’ve met/worked with, those kind of people have jobs that can ruin your life. Police, etc.
It's also crazy because it's possible to poison someone on accident for one thing, but there have also been incidents with food contaminated with ethylene glycol from the factory. Even if a baby actually DOES have ethylene glycol in their system doesn't mean someone fed it to them to kill them
I wonder why the second child died @ 23.
If Patricia hadn’t given birth to a second child, she would probably stay in prison for the rest of her life.
That whole story was just crazy and messed up 😔
Wow yup!!!
Yeah lucky
Imagine going through all of this and being innocent. It’s just awful 😞
It's wonderful that her second son saved her life and made it where his brother could rest in peace. Also prob raised awareness for this condition! I never had heard of it but def won't forget it now!
The second case is so heartbreaking on many levels. I can't imagine losing a child and then going to jail for it. That mother was grieving the loss of her baby boy. So sad. Thanks for the upload EWU. Best channel out there!
They don't like baby killers in prison. Thank God nothing happened to her
@ Julie K
I know of 4 more cases right off the top of my head.... it happens far more than people imagine
THEY REALLY HAD ME THINKING IT WAS A KINDA HAPPY ENDING AND THEN EWU JUST SAYS “Nah he died too”
Right??!! I watched a show that covered that case a while back. It is incredibly sad and messed up. I cannot even begin to imagine what that woman went through. If she hadn’t been pregnant prior to getting locked up, she most likely would have never been vindicated and released. It was only due to her second child’s affliction with the same health issues, otherwise she would have stayed in jail for life. That’s so insane that something like that can happen to literally anyone, and despite your innocence, no one believes you and you are labeled a child murderer! As if she wasn’t experiencing enough pain already. :( I’m so glad that the truth was revealed, though it was kind of at the expense of the second child’s life.. his affliction was her only key to freedom, so giving birth to him was almost like a blessing and a curse. That sounds f’d up and might come off wrong. I’m sure it was 100% a blessing to the mother. Very sad that the second child only lived such a short life. But yeah, it is really scary to acknowledge the fact that you could be wrongfully convicted of a crime you didn’t commit, and get sent to prison for life. She must have felt so hopeless and alone. I hope she is doing well now and finding ways to heal as much as possible. 💔
I know right.. And not being able to go to the funeral smh sooo eff up 😢
30yrs ago, after the birth of my first child, a nurse approached my mother, and tried to wheel the crib away. My mum demanded to know what was going on. "This baby needs to go to the nursery with all the others" said the nurse". my mum said "her mother has gone for a shower and you are NOT TAKING HER BABY ANYWHERE". the nurse backed off. I still get the horrors when I think what COULD have happened. When we complained to the ward manager, she said she didn't know of a nurse of that description and she was not wearing a name tag. Thank God for my fearless, unafraid mother. X
Damn. Mother AND Grandmother of the year for your mom! So glad she trusted her instincts. When I was taken for my car seat test (because I was born premature) my father demanded to go with and not leave me alone, and eventually got his way. I've thought it was silly because I have like 4 birth marks and it'd be hard for the hospital to mix me up, but now I realize getting mixed up with another baby was the least harmful thing that could've happened to me. Even though these were real hospital staff, I'm glad that even if bad people did approach in the hospital he wouldn't have let anything happen to me.
Yeah, snatching babies from hospitals is weirdly common. Have an aunt who almost lost one of her twins that way. She'd been gone to use the restroom. Her own mother (the grandmother) was sitting on a sofa in her hospital room, holding the baby in her lap. She'd been up all night waiting for news, so being tired, she dozed off a little. Woke up to see her grandson gone. She ran out into the hallway and saw a strange woman (not hospital staff) carrying him away. Thankfully the woman was caught and my cousin returned. It's scary to think that someone could just walk into a hospital, pick up a baby from a family member's lap, and try to leave with him
@@ameliarose47 I told my husband to do the same thing. When they took my son into the nursery to give him his hospital “LoJack” device they secure on his arm that can only be removed with a specific tool or key and give him his ID bracelet, weigh and measure him. I said to my husband, go with him right now and DO NOT let him out of your sight until he’s been given his ID bracelet and his “LoJack” placed on his arm. Then bring him back. And about 10 minutes later in walked my husband behind a nurse who wheeled our son Ethan back into my room. He had a smile so big because he knew he did exactly as I asked and was happy being a new father and accomplishing his very first protective fatherly duty. 🥹😄
Wow possibly hero mother. Better safe than sorry
😮😮😮 that's so scary and I'm so happy she didn't let that happen. That case really bothered me😢. That crazy woman destroyed 2, one family and 1 girl who was raised in a lie😢
Losing your baby, being charged with his murder, unable to bury your child in peace, has to be the WORST nightmare a mother could face! 💯💔🥺
Any good parent I should imagine. Dads feel the grief of a loss of a child too
@@sineadcampbell5147 but was this a father? do you go onto videos about breast cancer and complain about colon cancer too? or do you just dislike motherhood being valued?
@@dizzylilthing unlike yourself totally dismissing fatherhood, I didn't dismiss motherhood. I was just including a father's perspective too. If you are trying appear like you don't value father's you are doing a stellar job. 👌
@@sineadcampbell5147 is agree.Mothers and fathers both love their children equally.
@@dizzylilthing This was a funny comment! Haaa I just love how anything about a Mother dealing with something ....Some asshat has to bring up Father's ! This story and the OP wasn't talking in general. This was about the story... Can't stay on topic? Amusing.
Last case… the guy “assassinated himself” in a country where less than 2% of murders are solved… smells like a cover-up to me.
I was thinking the same.
Exactly
This comment needs more likes !!!
Same thoughts Bro
As soon as we were getting the "real explanation," I also thought to myself: I don't believe this for one second. We may never know the truth, but this idea of him putting out a hit on himself does seem very far-fetched.
Kidnap a baby for 17 years and only get 10 in jail? Wtf. It should be double the amount of years taken away from the family at a minimum.
I spent time with Lavona in prison and let me tell you... to this day that woman doesn't believe she did ANY wrong. Miche visits her regularly at the prison as well as her husband. All the while... Lavona plays the role of a butch lesbian in there while also playing innocent Grandmother to Miche's children. Wonders shall never end!!! It's no wonder Lavona's husband never knew that Miche was s stolen baby... this man is the SIMPS of all simps. Its clear who wears the pants in that household. My heart goes out to Celeste and Morne... and even Miche. Imagine how difficult it must be for the Nurse's to continue to love Miche who still sees Lavona as her SAVIOUR
I agree I was amazed she got less time for the crime than how long she actually committed the crime for
I agree, kind of disgusting that a women who snatched up another woman’s BABY in a hospital because she couldn’t just accept her own reality is so vile to me and deserves a much longer sentence
@@gabrielaencina3246 This is one of the few times I'd say someone deserves death tbh
Yep. Prison sentences really baffle me, they never make sense. Drug dealer rots in jail for 20+ years but soneone who stole A PERSON and warped their mind for 17 years, oh yeah only 10...
It's such a sad story, but David Jr. saved his mother. Without him I doubt the truth would have ever come to light. R.I.P Ryan
I think coming into millions of dollars altered their lifestyle and affected him.
@@spacecowgurl57 its never good enough being broke is bad having a lot of money bad as well when humans gonna be satisfied
Its actually kind of terrifying!
And David jr
RIP David jr too
I feel awful for Zephany/Miche. I'm sure she's so conflicted. I read a follow up that the sisters are no longer friends. The biological family had to know and so did she but I can't pretend to imagine what finding out your entire existence had been a lie, a crime, must feel like.
That's so sad to hear 😢. I was hoping they'd stay in contact.
Your comment made me go dig deeper because I so wanted them to be together😅 …. She’s back in good terms with her family after having 2 kids of her own… something about realizing how her biological mother must have felt.
@@radicaltexannewsviews7685 What an unhinged comment.
@@radicaltexannewsviews7685 she wasn't used to her biological parents being her parents. Think before you speak jesus christ
From an interview she did in 2021
“Emotions were high and she says no one was mentally prepared for it. But as time passed and she’s matured, things have begun to get easier with biological parents Morne and Celeste Nurse.
We grew to really focus on our relationship and not what people or society says that it should be, because they really don’t know what’s it like going through what everybody involved went through or had to endure,” says Miché, “we have a great understanding and relationship towards each other.”
As for her sister Cassidy, Miché says they share an extremely close bond
Miché’s biological parents recently reconciled after being divorced for many years. She says it was one of her heart’s desires to see her parents married once more.
It was something I earnestly prayed for, and the Lord truly granted me that.”
She also maintains a relationship with the woman who kidnapped her, and says once she’s eventually released from prison they’re having a deep conversation, as she understandably feels lied to and betrayed, but can’t turn off the love she feels.
Am I the only one who subscribes to this channel not only bcoz of the impressive story telling, but mostly because of this Deep, Soothing and Calming voice?
I just love it!🖤
Your not the only one, me too! I suffer from anxiety and sometimes I can't sleep because I am too stressed or have too much anxiety, but then I put on one video with the Raven and I can fall asleep to his soothing voice
The voice is soothing and eerie. Soothing enough to do an Allstate commercial but eerie enough to freak you out at night when you're listening to these stories.
I love his voice. I don't care much for his coworker, her voice feels weirdly seductive to me
@@camdenlove3348 haha! SAME
I feel like a weirdo, but I fall asleep to his stories every night. It's literally the only thing that cuts through my insomnia.
I remember when the Nurse/Solomon case broke here. Headlines for days. I feel so sad for Michè, her entire life has been turned upside down. The mom she knows is in prison. The dad she knows is suddenly not her "real" dad. And there is a random family who she "actually" belongs to. Imagine the pain and turmoil that will cause to a 17 year old 😔
I spent time with Lavona in prison and let me tell you... to this day that woman doesn't believe she did ANY wrong. Miche visits her regularly at the prison as well as her husband. All the while... Lavona plays the role of a butch lesbian in there while also playing innocent Grandmother to Miche's children. Wonders shall never end!!! It's no wonder Lavona's husband never knew that Miche was s stolen baby... this man is the SIMPS of all simps. Its clear who wears the pants in that household. My heart goes out to Celeste and Morne... and even Miche. Imagine how difficult it must be for the Nurse's to continue to love Miche who still sees Lavona as her SAVIOUR
They ruined that poor girls life and should have just left her alone if she had a good family :/
I remember the Stallings case. How dreadful, to be accused of murdering your child(ren) when death was due to an extremely rare condition. How traumatic for all concerned.
The death was not really due to the condition. The brother had the same condition and only needed vitamine B12. The death was mostly due to the wrong diagnosis.
@@lmn6023 yeah considering she gave birth to her second son not that long after the death of her firstborn, and then he ended up getting sick and they discovered his condition. I dont think it was a diagnosis science didnt know existed, i think the lab or whoever just fucked it up.
Apparently the two conditions can be easy to misidentify, but in something so dangerous as a baby being poisoned, wouldnt you expect them to like, really make sure the baby is being poisoned? I think its a bit different if they had found like anti-freeze like burns in the childs mouth, etc, but for it to be found from a blood test, it should have been double-checked. Its sad, she lost her baby, lost her freedom, and lost the chance to go to his funeral, and then lost her second child due to being in prison.
We had a case in Australia like that - Kathleen Folbigg. She had four children and every single one of them died within the first year or two of life. It was thought to be SIDS but after the fourth one she was arrested and convicted of murder. It took around 20 years but it was eventually discovered that the babies all had a genetic condition and she was recently released from prison. Traumatic indeed.
Oh my god, I can't imagine what Patricia went through being wrongfully convinced for the death of her own child...
Imagine being in jail charged as a baby murderer?! It doesn't bear thinking about! I'm just glad it was only 14 months and not years. Won't be the 1st time someone spent years in jail for something they didn't do!
Poor woman 😔. Lost all that bonding time with her new baby, and the trauma of having that baby taken away almost immediately. Bless her heart 💔
The stolen baby is one of the most shocking case I’ve seen in a while. I wouldn’t believe a movie script that used this story. Love your content. 👍🏻
The one with the kidnapped baby was interesting…when I was in high school, a girl I went to school and worked with took a baby from a hospital in Oklahoma. I knew she was completely mentally unstable years prior because she had just walked into our home in the middle of the night looking for my brother (apparently) but found my moms room instead. When my mom asked who’s there? She didn’t say anything and ran to the back of the house, instead of going out the back door, she ducked into the bathroom, mom cornered her behind the door. She just pushed past my mom and ran out the door, never saying a word. Fast forward 4 or 5 years and she’s getting maternity clothes from Hardee’s where we worked and oddly asked if she could come to my house to try them on. Uuummm ok. I told her she had A LONG time before she would fit into them. Then she would sit and eat trays and trays of French fries and apple pies while at work. Her boyfriend was SO sweet and was so excited about being a dad. When the news came on about the baby taken from Oklahoma, I told my mom that it was her. She’d just shown up with it one day, hadn’t even told her bf she was in labor! And she was parading it all over town, even though she was saying it was just two days old. It was weird. I even picked up the phone to call the tips hotline, but my mom talked me out of it. My manager at Hardee’s did call and turn her in. Whole thing was jacked up.
Shit story man
@@TextBookPuncher1 What?
@@gaaraxnaru u heard bruv the Taliban victory was a much better story than this
@@TextBookPuncher1 Whatever.
@@gaaraxnaru yes truth hurts k-far
Absolutely disgusting behavior in that second story by the hospital staff, law enforcement and prosecution. The fact no one bothered to double check the first infants results or even get another opinion is beyond just incompetent. And then on top of that police finding antifreeze, an item everyone and their mother has in their damn home or car, as if that can at all be used as evidence is insane to me. It should have been thrown out in court. That poor woman will have this case following her for the rest of her life even after being exonerated. Imagine the treatment she received in jail because she was falsely accused of murdering her son. She should have sued every single person that failed her and that baby and ruined their lives. That child very likely would have lived if not for the incompetence of the medical staff to begin with because he otherwise would have received the treatment that would have saved his life as it saved his siblings. They are liable and the person/people responsible should lose their jobs and possibly even face jail time themselves. Unbelievable.
I remember this story. And you are right about the hospital staff although they were in the right to report to police Fault IMHO the police forensics didn't investigate further
You guys rule. Best narrator. Keep up all your great work. These help get the cases more eyes and ears.
Imagine looking for a dead person and finding another
Poor Patricia to not only lose her baby but to be falsely accused of its murder and being sent to prison because of it.
Yayy!! Been waiting for this video to be posted, you guys have been going hard lately with the videos. Thank you all everyone at the ewu crew.
So glad people giving facts not fiction but truth its getting ridiculous. You can't say, do anything to correct it where it starts.
Thankfully after not posting anything for the longest
We're the EWU Crew. They're just EWU. 🤣 😆
2nd that, thank you 😊
Best way to pass my work day, thank you Ravon and EWU Crew for all your hard work!
Absolutely brilliant, thank you EWU 🕵️♂️
That jerk threw that box of paperwork so intensely, in slowmo 😆
It's an incredible coincidence that Ryan's illness overproduced a glycol, and that those symptoms matched those of being poisoned by another glycol. What a crazy and tragic case.
That last case reeked cover up, like they couldn’t of come up with a better story? He assassinated himself? Ok 🙄 lol
Cover-up 101: make it sound dumb and entertaining until people believe it.
EXACTLY!!! Its ridiculous yet so obviously a bs lie! The fact people believe that bs story...
Ugh...like seriously y'all c'mon now! Y'all are better than this!🙄🤦♀️ President killed that dude, he had paid off or threatened the right people to make up this crap story. All to take the guilt off him & confirming it as a self hit/suicide, even tho theirs no evidence!. Deep Corruption is all around us!
😂😂🤣I wished they respected the public enough to come up with a more believable story🙄....... but then again seems like people actually did buy it so joke is on us
I got Russian "accidentally fell out of a window" vibes 🫠
The best narrator for my crime channel addiction
Thank you! I get so excited when I see an EWU notification and I put everything on hold until I watch it!💓
My EWU never fails me! I love your content, and I'm stoked to hear what you got for us EWU CREW FAMS!!!!
The narrator's voice is amazing! One of the best narrator voices I've ever listened to. Congratulations on the videos also, even for tragic events that marked lives of loved ones and families, they were interesting.
The Nurse family had their baby taken by a woman posing as a “nurse”. The irony!
Thank you!!! I love your channel & your voice. Have a great day & keep up the outstanding work
The third story is always going to be my biggest nightmare. When I gave birth to my baby, I told my husband that our baby was to not EVER leave the room under ANY circumstances. Should any situation arise with her health, my husband and/or I would have to be present at all times. We set up sleep shifts just to make sure she was always in our room. We’re very thankful the staff was kind and never pushing us to let our baby into the nursery. They never even made an attempt to try to remove her from my room, but I never let my guard down until we were discharged. You can never, ever be too careful.
I was a bit surprised about the year of the umbrella incident, because I had forgotten that such a crime had happened so recently. (1978) When it sounds like something that would have happened closer to WW1 or WW2....Pretty ingenious. Yet absolutely horrific.
I remember it very well. It was in all the papers for ages, with the usual sketches of 'what the incident could have looked like.' It was the talk of the school-playground because it was like it was straight of a Bond movie.
There are more of these cases that have happened within the last decade. Also in England.
That's the sad reality of fleeing countries, ruled by totalitarian or theological ideologies.
Just escaping the country, never makes you completely safe.
Just what I needed this morning during my first cup of coffee. A new EWU video!!! Thanks and love from 🏴
Miche's story got me on the floor. Im so glad justice was served!!!!
Hardly. 10 years is nothing and no deterrent at all.
@@devianadkar7969 Not to mention the after story is pretty sad.
Shit name man
The case is fucked up now. The girl still loves the fake parents and hates the real ones . She even wrote a book where she says the real parents are in only for fame and money.
I wouldn't call it justice... I'm sure the Nurses wouldn't either. I spent time with Lavona in prison and let me tell you... to this day that woman doesn't believe she did ANY wrong. Miche visits her regularly at the prison as well as her husband. All the while... Lavona plays the role of a butch lesbian in there while also playing innocent Grandmother to Miche's children. Wonders shall never end!!! It's no wonder Lavona's husband never knew that Miche was s stolen baby... this man is the SIMPS of all simps. Its clear who wears the pants in that household. My heart goes out to Celeste and Morne... and even Miche. Imagine how difficult it must be for the Nurse's to continue to love Miche who still sees Lavona as her SAVIOUR
I’m so thankful for the security at the hospitals I gave birth in had. Immediately after birth, they were given security bracelets with our names on it that would alarm if taken outside the ward. We also got bracelets with their names on them (well, Baby Lastname) They verified the bracelets multiple times during the stays and only removed them at discharge.
Yeah my sister was using the bathroom in her room, and the nurse wanted to make sure it was actually her in the bathroom and not someone else! Really happy they were adamant on checking
I'm stuck at home with covid so this is just what I needed to keep myself sane! Thank you to all of the ewu crew!
Hope you feel better very soon...
Get well soon
I remember watching this story (baby Ryan) on unsolved mysteries when I was a teenager and I cried so hard because she wasn't allowed at her own babies funeral I'm getting emotional just typing this.
I ws bout to say. You think ya gonna be assassinated so you take a bike ride through the streets?!! Made sense at the end tho. Y'all NEVER fail at having some of the most mind bending stories!
There's NO CHANCE he called hitmen to assassinate himself to try and frame the president. The "truth" is so outlandish because it is a pretty blatant cover-up. Leaves more questions and is less plausible than the simplest explanation, not to mention the massive amounts of corruption from the police all the way to the top.
It's not surprising that Miche kept her name. That's who she's always been.
Love your channel!
Thank you for making my doctors office waiting room time, pass by more quickly. 🙏
Good luck on your appointment!
Damn i really try to watch other crime-documentary channels, but somehow your voice just hits different. Keep it up!
Damn, these videos are freaking amazing. The best yet, please keep them coming quick!
One of the best voices telling some of the most interesting stories on UA-cam!
The most amazing voice for these type of stories I really do enjoy the voice behind the stories.💜Rip to them 🌹
Poor Miche , what a difficult situation for her to be in. I hope that she finds inner peace.
Love it when I get a notification from your channel. Keep going. 🙌🏽❤️
Love this channel 😍 amazing story’s and told so well✅
Great video, EWU! Fascinating and tragic stories!!
I love listening to your channel. You always have great stories alot of which I haven't heard. Thank you.
Only 10 years for kidnapping a child for 17 years?! Lavona is a disgrace
I think the last case was more likely a corrupt result than a bizarre twist.
Patricia's story is horrifying and so sad. To lose your baby through no fault of your own and get charged with his murder sending you to life in prison is so terrible. I feel for that woman.
This is the best murder mystery doc channel. Excellent narration. Excellent stories. I like the analysis portions.
Second story is horrific. Imagine what that poor mother went through. It’s not the first case I’ve heard of where the patent has been accused of killing their child and it was medical condition. Very scary
That 2nd story is miraculous! I’m so glad she continued with her private investigations, everything else she’s put together after that is so inspiring. SHE is the type of friend everyone needs. 💞
Even though she was kidnapped as a child it's not that surprising that she would still feel closer to the woman that raised her regardless of the circumstances.
Exactly, it feel sick knowing she played that girl her whole life. Hits different than if they were abusive
Even though she was kidnapped. As a child it not that surprising. That she would still feel closer to the woman. That. Raised her regardless of the
I always want to know about these kidnappings. Yes, Miche was kidnapped as a baby and raised for 17 years but isn’t it more traumatizing to her to then after so long remove her from the situation. Was she happy and loved? I mean after 17 years I feel like there’s a reason she kept her name. It was probably way too much for her to handle. I can’t imagine how she felt having to watch the only mother she ever knew go to jail. I am not condoning what the woman did, I’m just trying to understand it from Zephany’s stand point.
It’s probably super conflicting. I found out in high school that my dad wasn’t my biological father and I don’t actually know who my birth father is (thanks mom!). So that shocked me and made me wonder who the hell am I, but on the other hand, I’m approaching 40 now and I haven’t done any of the genealogical things because I don’t really want to know and/or I’m afraid of what I’ll find. It’s something I don’t really like to think about because even though I know I probably need that info (for medical reasons, etc), It’s painful and awkward to confront and I don’t want my dad to think I’m betraying him by trying to learn about my “real” father. 🫥
@@tiffanysjustcoloring sounds like you mother was being passed around , she for the streets
I know this comment was made a year ago but I'm getting to it now- yeah maybe she was loved. Yes, maybe the truth of the situation was shocking. But none of that was the point. Her mother abducted a baby. Abduction is a crime. In theory, at least, we want the government to prosecute people when they commit crimes. If there's pain in the lives of innocent victims, that's the fault of the criminal, not the government.
Woo! EWU comin through just when I ran outta good content to watch! I get hyped every time I see those initials in a notification. Love you guys, thanks for keeping us entertained and enlightened! ✌️😉🍻 Edit: Really been enjoying the nice variety of styles of presentation yall have focused on lately, i.e. Insane Twist compilations and long-form deep dives of specific cases. 😁
Please more, more, more EWU crew. I can't get enough.
Amazing channel, nice voice, interesting storys and no disturbing back ground music or effects.
10:40 many hospitals have tunnels under their hospitals. I've worked at several hospitals in San Diego since 2003 and most of them have basements with tunnels, especially if they have additions that connect old and new hospitals, which is most hospitals over 20 or 30 years old.
Heck in SD the children's hospital, the woman's hospital and a regular hospital are all connected through a set of tunnels so that patients can easily be transferred between hospitals if needed and they share a MRI/CT center.
they were just too embarrassed to justify keeping the tunnel at that point lol they just said fuck it
😱 Wowcher what a list, may the victims rest in peace, 🙏 outstanding video thanks raven 🖤
Thank You for the upload! You find fascinating Cases!
I literally just heard the Georgie case from Mr ballin. It's crazy how many times you hear the same story just from different creators on UA-cam
Those poor parents went through absolute hell, and the mom was innocent all along, then to loose their remaining son who’s medical condition cleared her name!? How do you get through that!?
Count your blessings each and every day.🌻
What really gets me about the second case is that the baby fell sick 4 days after their meeting with the parents. 4 days. About 8 poops later and multiple wet diapers. Almost as if everyone forgot how poison works. I have never known a poison to kick in 4 days after initially ingested. Especially in a baby.
Right?! That bothered me so much. A baby. He's been bathed and checked every day. She couldn't have left food for him for later.
Idk how they thought she administered it, and I can't imagine any possible way that happened.
Also, BOTH parents visited and were with baby. So. Weird.
Best narrator on UA-cam. Period.
Great video once again guys!
One of the best true crime narrator .Keep it up.👍
Why I never let my son out of my site after I had him and was in the hospital. He stayed with me and my husband the whole time. Its scary how evil people really are. Stealing peopls babies like that is terrifying. I am so glad she found her real family, it's so crazy how God puts us in the right places at the right time. I hope she can come around and get close to her real family. I feel sorry for her.
*sight
Right time? It was 17 years later. And why couldn't God stop it from happening in the first place??
This is the first thing I’ve been able to binge in awhile. Thanks
3:19 "the body couldn't have been dead for more then a few months" the way they lead with that made me think we'd see a dude similar looking to the guy they were looking for, not a dude that's a completely different race. Identification (especially of a suspect/body) is one of the times race is kind of extremely relevant. Also the reason the Zodiac Killer was never caught because someone told the police they were looking for a black man instead of a white man.
"..except that that body looked nothing like Dribin" literally my first thought after that sentence was that the body was probably that of a black person. They hinted at it even before the sentence you quoted. And even if they didn't, why does it matter in a UA-cam Video? Plus, it was revealed literal seconds later through the picture. Race was not needed to be mentioned because they provided the image. Really strange detail to point out lmao
"Innocent until proven guilty" yet Melissa was stopped from going to her infant sons funeral, instantly lost custody of the second child for over a year and spent 14 months in prison? What a complete disgrace
Oh my goodness, second story is heartbreaking 💔 😢
Miche’s story is sad, she didn’t connect well with her biological family and apparently decided to stay with her dad that raised her. It was hard for the Nurse family. Idk if they even have a relationship anymore.
I had an extra "nurse" try to take my newborn for testing before being discharged from the hospital but the test she mentioned had already been done so i hesitated and questioned her and she turned and walked away and i never saw her again...😱
Thanks for posting!!
I have my coffee ready . Let's goo!!!!
OMG me too! 👀
Lets gooo? I bet youre a virgin
I recognized the photo of Ryan Stalling right away. I watched that Unsolved Mysteries episode as a kid - never forgot it. ❤️
Amazing work as always! I always love seeing that you guys have uploaded. Something to note: Tualatin is pronounced two-all-a-tin, not twa-latin. Threw me off when I first heard it. 😭
I was looking for this. SE Portlander here.
WOW. GOOD STORIES AS USUAL. THANK YOU 😊
I’m hereeeee 🙌🏽
Addicted to your crime stories.Thanks Ewu!
These small compilations around a theme are the best videos!
The third case was absolutely amazing to me. The sisters being reunited, and how she had already called her big sis... it was so cute and I needed a positive ending after hearing so many fucked up ones. I listened to it with my sister and was literally cheering at the end 🥹
Can u freaking imagine being accused of killing your baby and being innocent? Omg! Not only are you mourning youre incarcerated. I am happy I subscribed to this channel. Although the stories are sad....it gives you something to think about and learn. And I love his story telling voice!!
now they have certain things on their badge that u check before u give them ur baby, and if u dont send them to the nursery they dont really take them except for vison and hearing test which dont take long, but theres alarms on the babies bracelette and ankle and if they baby leaves the floor the whole damn hospital shuts down and theres alarms every where
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
Keep up the consistency! It's worth it💪
Yes 👏 🙌🙌🙌 love this channel ♥️
I absolutly love ewu crime storytime. I love odd and unusual stories and boy is this world now full of them now. Thanks for weeding them out for us.....
15:53 ….She only got 10 YEARS for kidnapping and raising that little girl almost to adulthood … Excuse Me? Lol, I can see sooo many situations where this happens and the kidnapper is looked at as the worst monster on the planet for stealing basically this girls childhood/family Etc , yet she was only given 10 years when I personally know of folks doing 15+ years for Drug related crimes … Smh this justice system is a JOKE
My favorite series
On the first case, you pronounced the city as "To-lah-tin".....Tualatin, Oregon is pronounced "Too-Wall-Ah-Tin". Just an FYI from an Oregonian! We have a TON of funny city names and they get butchered on the regularly! Thanks for the giggle! 😄
I went to (the original) Tualatin Elementary School and it took me a few seconds to figure out what city he meant! When people mention “Tie-Guard,” I always know what they mean. Lake Oswego is a beast and one never knows how it may be (mis)pronounced next. Me, I now live in a super-easy to pronounce tiny town just south of Charbonneau. ;)
If English people commented on the mispronunciation of pretty much every single town ending in -ham (it’s pronounced ‘um’ instead of ‘ham’, e.g. ‘oak-um’ instead of ‘oak-ham’) then we’d be commenting on every American cold case UA-cam 🤦🏻♀️
Coming from the PNW, this happens all too often.
This happens in New York State too. We have Binghamton which also gets pronounced wrong all the time. It's one of the reasons I try to make sure I'm pronouncing names and places properly because I hate when others mispronounce.
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That is horrible. Imagine your baby getting sick. Worried you take him to the ER. All of a sudden they wont let you see him. then they arrest you.. say he died and you cannot go to the funeral. Then they hand you a life sentence. You know you didn't do anything, but nobody believes you. You end up having to stay in protective custody in prison because the inmates want to kill you. Just WOW. I wouldnt be able to live through that. Thank god you had Jr. to clear your name.
I've heard the one about the babies. Crazy the things our body does.
It’s tragic, and shocking, the poor mother might have some trauma from dealing with so much plus she was never a killer however she was found guilty. Some people might still stigmatize her or think she did have something to do with her child
I found it weird that if they were going to blame the parents, why only the mom? What about the dad??
@@imok3487 yeah I questioned that too