Detective sheds tears during testimony describing moments she realized teen's remains were found 

I remember how distraught she was when she was working on this case on the 1st 48 I'll never forget this case I believe it's season 24 episode 5 it's called lost little girl

@@Kookieluv40oh wow didn’t know she was on there I’ll check it out

@nicolehaw1088 detective angela carter

Agreed. I'm so glad detectives like her and the gentleman officer we heard from earlier are working for humanity. May they all find peace.

I'm sure she is a registered Democrat

Thanks for your speaking up. This is a Wonderful Woman who is doing a absolutely thankless job. My whole heart goes out to her. My God have a special place for Her in Heaven!!!

@@josephc3276 But not too soon.

what does that have to do with her being a women?

Why "as a woman"? It'd be stressful for any cop

Seriously. I'm with the 2 commenters that commented before me. What does being s woman have anything to do with anyone feelings in regards to the case or being the individual assigned to investigate it? Oh, I forgot. Men have no feelings. That must be it. Ugh. More bullshit right here. Bullshit in being that someone was murdered and bullshit in this original commenter's underlying feelings towards men.

Women are too sensitive to be cops...

She has children. ❤❤ Mamma Heart is like no other.

She should find a new job this taints the jury.Time to retire.

@@larrycombs8753 taints the jury? are you retarded or something?

​​@@larrycombs8753 you talking BS!!!!

I applaud her compassionate demeanor; however she needs to work on her emotions. If she wants to succeed in this career needs to dissociate her emotions. Not good for a detective expose to brutality daily. Otherwise will cry many times to come! My admiration To her/ detective. THANK you for your tenacious spirit. 🌺🌺 Beautiful young lady! With my sincere respect 🌺

and so sorely absent nowadays 😟 Empathy is a beautiful trait. Prayers of comfort 🙏🏻 to ALL who loved and cared for this young lady. I'm so sorry 😞 for the state of this wicked world.

I think it keeps her human and helps release the emotions.. This job can easily turn a person cold, lacking emotion.​@@anastaiber952

She a loser just like the rest of them. If y'all believe the news and these lying losers your as dumb as you look.

Such a contrast from Trooper Proctor in Karen Reeds case. This detective is what all LE should strive to be like.

yep I think he is a serial killer. They need to look into those other cases he was googling

Definitely, he wouldn't have stopped there. They might even want to look into his past.

After the previous criminal stalking complaints by others > ( Doraville Police claimed it underwent an administrative investigation. Officials said Bryant was spoken to and the behavior had stopped.)

If you look up the channel "10 to Life" with Host Annie Elise, she found SEVERAL DIFFERENT doorbell vids that LITERALLY show this MURDERER, kicking in a door, trying to get in, plus, repeatedly going by this other young girls apt, OVER FOUR times, NOT TO MENTION when he broke in a lady's house, doing some sickening things with her underwear I will NOT mention. There were THREE different young ladies, that by NOW, know they literally were next on his list. ALL of this was BEFORE Susana's murder, so, HOW IN THE FLUCK did his supervisors NEVER SUSPECT HIM ?? One of the apts was the SAME one where he lived & where darling Susana was visiting the night she disappeared. I HOPE SUSANA'S FAMILY FILED A LAWSUIT !! He beat, r*ped, then MURDERED Susana. THIS IS INCONCEIVABLE !!

No sh1t

You so speak the truth. I've known those that are first responders and can't believe the trauma of the scenes they have responded to 😢. May God Bless each and every one of them. Your sacrifice is truly appreciated!!!

​@@josephc3276Ameen 🤲🏾💔

They definitely have difficulty with sleeping because it stays with them . I was married to an officer and he had to take medication every night just to be able to rest. It’s also a leading cause that many of them become alcoholics as well.

Working for PD in Atlanta, not for 48 hours. They just follow them around.

@@YvonneMelvin I think this particular case was on the First 48.

She is I have seen her many times. She is good. She really cares about her victims and their families.😢😢😢😢😢

She is…… she works the cases until they’re solved-

@@br6480 Yes it was and it was an excellent episode.

exactly a second lightning bolt-striking, star aligning chance in #ell

🤯

i hope susanna's parents sue

I saw body cam footage recently of him arresting a man who was stalking a woman. It was incredibly disturbing knowing that he was doing exactly the same thing and much worse, possibly at the same time. He was very professional, a bit nerdy. I would never have suspected he was doing such vile things

@@WoodlandT sure was real creep

@@WoodlandTbad people have to put on the best fronts :/

The First 48 broadcast of Angela and her team solving this case is powerful to watch

​@@user-yc7mx6sm1i Ooh thanks for the tip, I'll watch that!

@@user-yc7mx6sm1iit is. Heartbreaking. She really put so much into working this case.

She look like a Democrat

I didn't know if he raped her or not. I was too heartbroken to look it up. I knew sadly it would be a given, because why else would a depraved man do this? I guess I just didn't want to know the truth..

Facts. She clearly stated during this that she really didn't want to be here. Which is understandable. We as outsiders have no idea the work they do, the things that see, and stuff they have to deal with when working with cases. Especially with kids or teens.

What are you replying to? Did someone say she's high?

​@novascotiaskater1868 that's what Im wondering also

I do remember. He was gutted. Crying hysterical saying “someone killed a baby” I know that poor guy had PTSD from finding that sweet girl. My heart went out to him as much as to little Samantha’s family and loved ones.

Yeah and then tried to lie about it

To own her. He TOOK her, he forced himself on her & took her LIFE. He wanted to own her completely, no one else could ever have her. Some men are like that, the perverts

​@@ChiquitaBanana-si5qqor he was pissed about something and took it out on that girl..! Psychos flip out whenever and whoever is conveniently around them. It's bad...

It's not unusual in the Met there was a man called David Carrick who is considered one of the worst Rzpists in the UK and then we have Wayne Couzens who killed a girl during the pandemic and it sad because there are decent officers like this lady. She's been deeply affected by this case and no wonder.

I thought she looked familiar!

Yes she is my fave ❤

Yep!

That's why she looks so familiar? 🤦🏽‍♀️

Unfortunately, I recognize Suzanne Morales, as I saw her walking down Singleton road, before she went missing 😢

Her family tried numerous times to get help even getting the news involved and still the police didn't budge

That's horrific!!! Treat all missing kids as if they're in trouble and if they're OK fantastic but if not they're onto the perp from the start. Isn't the first 24 hours the most important?

❤❤❤

You do know people have feelings for all? My gosh. Don't that narrative get old in your head? Grow up

@@sassytheclassy_rose9778 blah blah Fn BLAH. Don’t YOU know that you shouldn’t speak on how a minority may feel, or what they go through. Get educated. You’re so typical.

If u type in the victim's name..the entire trial per day is posted..its hours long..

She is his defense and has to put up a good fight so she never has to see his face again

@@msyallen I think she’s his public defender too tracy drake is a common public defender for inmates in Gwinnett county her and husband Scott drake have a law firm. The prosecutor in this case was also the prosecutor in my case and I had the same judge ms Adkins until I got transferred to a different one

he is not gonna testify

What’s the name of it

Psychopath=for his enjoyment/SA etc

S24 e5

@@LadyGodiva0611thank you. I couldn’t remember which it was.

some of those cops are the worst of society

You feel better now you sick smoke.😮

He felt that since he reported the gun stolen they would blame the thief of the gun

He dropped it in the dark, and the only light he had was on the weapon, because he did not plan on this happening it was an attack of opportunity. So he could not find it or his phone and decided it was better to leave and report it stolen than stay and let people see his truck parked there on the scene.

​@@RichardHeadGamingyep, because if you have ever dropped something in pitch darkness that's black, you could be standing right by it and never see it!!!!! He was like a blind man out there after he dropped his light!!! So he was in a rush to throw the body quickly and get outta there fast!!! Dropping his shyt....

Interesting. Makes me wonder how long she’s been a Detective, Joe long she’s been hands on LE and what her experiences and Training were before advancing to Detective.

@@susanbengston3208experience and duration of being a detective doesn't affect whether they get emotional or not... a Det can have worked 500 cases but the 501st might make them extremely emotional... it all depends on the circumstances....

ITS 48 HRS THE FIRST 48 IS A TOTALY DIF SHOW.

@@stevenphilip719 thank you for you letting me know what I WATCHED ! Check it out on the FIRST 48 Season 24 Episode 5 Little Girl Lost !

Very

@@SB-hw1zband fine

Wow. On a video where a police detective is discussing finding the body of a 16 yo girl, and that’s your only comment. Just wow.

@@elsabean6791: Disgusting, some people are so superficial.

@@susanbengston3208 Most.

Big words for some people.

@@JudgeDredd_ investigative will do

Absolutely wrong, what people expect from from someone who has chosen to protect and serve, is exactly what this detective has, compassion and empathy. Looks count for nothing if you're a shitty person.

I think they would still be commenting on her emotions and compassion .. those have nothing to do with what someone looks like ... and fyi - overweight women are beautiful too!!

So what?

Human nature is strong. Most pretty girls struggle to be taken seriously in a “mans” world. She’s good at what she does and not hard to look at. The way of the world.

And why could she use a clip?

I also touch my hair if I am stressed/upset/emotional. So no hairclip would work for me. This poor women is trying to get through this interview with the accused sitting in the same room

Absolutely. But you clearly have failed to pay attention to the rest of the evidence!

Girl hush

Yeah ok perry mason, and him and his cellphone just happend to be in the same location at the same time?

If you watched the show she was on you’d see the evidence is overwhelmingly against him. And he’s really dumb.

Bozo

I agree her bawling on the stand definitely sways the jury.Id be pissed if I were the defendant.

Did you watch the Daybell trial ? Several of the detectives cried on the stand . Just shows they’re human .

Don't be a misogynistic pos..i watch a lot of trials and have repeatedly seen male officers and even Judges get choked up and cry at recounting walking up to the scene of traumatic events or overlooking evidence in most cases involving children..i have even seen body cams of male cops bawling after having to shoot someone or walking up to a gruesome scene

I didnt get that vibe at all…

What a bitter comment. Must be a friend of the suspect.

@@daynasafranek7807 yeah, gotta be something like that because that was really a weird comment they made!!!!

What a ridiculous comment.

Crazy comment! She was likely nervous…