I don't, what good would it do? Like in the UK the gave the names and faces of the two ten year old boys that killed James Bulger and now cuz of it they had to have new identities. You don't know what sort of toxic environment these girls were subject to so I believe they should be allowed a second chance.
Yeh I dunno about that.. So say the person In question kills when he is like 10 then it's because they have a mental illness and if they respond to treatment then they deserve a second chance.
No shyt! I wouldn't believe anything they say either because who does this? Even if it was really bad you don't do this! The poor mother probably had her hands full...
@@maryjane4846 Yeah, she sure had her hands full all right... with two bottles of wine. I'm not saying that what these two girls did wasn't horrific, but the mom wasn't some saint either. She was an alcoholic who put the family at financial risk by wasting money on booze that could've and should've been spent on necessities. I agree that we should all feel sad someone was murdered and not think they deserved that (becuase no one does), but let's not glorify bad parents guilty of abuse by neglect. Her daughters wouldn't have ended up this way had she provided them with the care they needed... probably. The "killer psychopath" is rare and I feel like it's typically a cop-out to avoid confronting serious issues by just acting like all killers are inherently bad and pure evil from birth, but I suppose it's possible that these two could be some of the rarer instances (though I find it hard to categorize them in the same group as Jeffrey Dahmer instead of the same group as Gypsy Rose Blanchard).
My very good friend drowned in a bath tub. He was alone in his apartment, and wasn’t found until hours later when my brother (his roommate) came home from a night out and found him. My friend’s mother requested no autopsy and the FL police respected the request… I understand, but I wish we knew how he’d passed. This show saying that it’s so rare has me questioning old ghosts. 😕 he was taking ambien at the time. He’d had one beer. Would that be enough? He had so many plans for the future. (My brother was Matt’s best friend too. He was definitely at the party, away from the apartment, if anyone was curious. Tried to give Matt CPR, but it was too late.) RIP Matt. RIP woman in this video.
I never believed any of those two drownings in that mom and daughter!! I loved Whitney Houston and was very upset when she passed! But when her daughter died the same way I felt that was WAY too coincidental!
The claim that these two girls are wildly intelligent is pretty ridiculous. If they were intelligent at all, they wouldn’t be giving their friends a play-by-play while they’re killing their mother and talking about it afterwards. No, not very smart. Maybe they’re really good at math or something😂
“They almost got away with murder”” uuuuhh they DID get away with murder!!!!…10years or 6years of house arrest for 1st degree murder is atrocious!!! Canadian court system is ridiculous
Given they were young girls from a highly dysfunctional home whose victim was their abusive mother (reminder that neglect is a form of abuse), I'd say that the sentence they got is pretty understandable. What these girls really needed was therapy and some time in a mental health institution, not time in jail surrounded by real criminals who could act as bad influences. I could even argue that the murder was a form of self-defense if the mom's alcoholism was impacting their finances so severely it was making them at risk of not having access to necessities like food or power since they were minors and were therefore reliant on her to provide for them. I'm not saying that I would condone their actions or that they shouldn't face consequences, just that this was a somewhat inevitable tragedy ultimately caused by the mother's poor parenting and not becuase the girls were inherently "bad".
You could really game the system vis-à-vis the ten year max. Buy a big big life insurance policy on someone, have your kid kill them, yada yada yada you’re rich
@@eanneham8613 No it was to protect the minors who committed the crime bc that's the law in Canada. It's literally ALL over the internet. I hardly let the cat out of the bag.
@@josefine7095 The anonymity is because the perpetrators are minors it had nothing to do with the family. It just so happens the family is also the victim. It is quite literally all over the internet the it was hardly let out of the bag here. When I said I did some digging I mean I Googled it and it was easy to find.
They lied and said they came home from a friend's and found her that way. And immediately called 911. And let's not forget, they got away with it until they ran their mouths and their friend busted them out. Otherwise, they would have gotten away with this crime. They closed the case.
@@lulubelljingles9701 they claimed they went out to dinner with friends and when they came home they found her dead. If their mother is already dead they aren't going to try and save her.
It was a smart move. There's no statute of limitations on murder. So if these girls, maybe decades later ever got caught, and the police found out he knew about it and didn't report it, he could be charged as an accessory after the fact. So was he a hero? Yeah I guess. But I think he was just smart and I'm guessing his parents might have had a part in this, too. As a kid he wouldn't know this but his parents would.
The mom treated those girls real bad ,taking her life was wrong however all the school friends knew so it was a matter of time before they were turned in.If they kept their wicked secret and gone on to do good with their life to make up for that deed maybe it wouldn't have been a bad thing .
@@Froggie757froggiefroggiefroggi they asked the police if they could go stay with the aunt...So why didn't they did that...Leave the mother to go live at the Aunt instead of killing her if she treated them that bad?!...Greed made them do it....The disgusting maggots monsters... Any man who marries these girls should be careful....
I did live with an alcoholic parent. Neglect. Abuse. Sadness and fear. Money wasted on alcohol, so we had very little food. They were teenagers, so they had put up with it for more than a few years. Of course, murder is not the answer. They might be evil, but you can see how they got there.
Like, they shouldn't have killed her but you can see a clear motive. Child abuse is no joke, especially neglect. People forget that teens are still immature and are easily swayed by emotions. Lack of parental care is going to affect them immensely
I got the help I needed for my alcoholism 25 yrs ago. My girls were very young and tho I never physically abused them I certainly did neglect them. Even in the same house I wasn't home. It took at least a year for them to trust me at all. When I arrived home nightly from AA Mtgs they always looked in my hand for that brown paper bag. One night I shared how angry it made me that they always looked. Someone pointed out to me that I was the problem, that I made them fearful and mistrusting by all my past shat. It finally hit home that it wasn't only me my drunkenness touched. I hope I never forget the harm I did without using my hands. It was way worse really. My girls are grown now and told me they barely remember me drunk. My oldest daughter doesn't tell me that though. She had to be mom to the younger two. She's told me she's forgiven and I believe her but may I never forget she won't forgive again. And I blame her none. I am grateful today my kids have no addictions. I hope you've been able to find peace in the face of what your life has been. Thanks for your post to remind me some memories should never fade for me.
My wife drowned in the bath tub. There was no investigation at all, that I knew of.. I was at work and found her when I got home. Worst day of my life. Left mr with a one year old son and a seven year old daughter.
What an amazing young man! To have the moral courage to come out against his friends and do what is right. How many other friends kept quiet? Glad justice was able to be served.
Yes I agree with you completely, but thinking about this for a minute I realized that in doing so that young man put himself in danger since once the two girls get released they could try and get revenge on him.
The punishment of 6 years(+4 years home arrest) is such an insult to their murdered mother and the whole justice system! NO there is NO justice done in this case!! And they can walk around with new identity after that??? This system is ridiculous!!!
Murderers and rapists, both, so even if supposedly "not violent" the internal emotions has been Violently stirred up having to go through all that. So it applies to both of these whether it was "violent" and if it was not. Bye!
I remember the case where a 16 year old girl killed both her parents and the cops were bending over backwards to blame the immigrant boyfriend in spite of the evidence because they couldn’t accept that a girl could be the killer
@@iAmNothingness where's my female privileges? I signed up for them years ago and even got a letter saying my card was in the mail but it's been years and nothing so far. Who do I complain to? I'm overdue here.
I can't feel bad for her. It probably stems from the fact I had to live with an abusive alcoholic myself, I have definitely considered murder on more than one occasion on my abuser. I can see how that happened.
Did you actually watch the video? No where in this video does it state that she abused them, sure she had an alcohol problem but the daughers thought she spent too much money on alcohol and not enough on them, which is literally what they told police. Sounds more like greed and entitlement to me that led to an easy payday. It talks about how the girls manipulated the media and family, they fantasized about killing her and bragged about it. The neglect is fictional.
Oh i agree. Since the abuser/s can walk freely their whole life while you as the abused have to live in your own cage for the rest of your life. Sad that people actually still defend not punishing these „parents“ is right.
Yep this is true about our biology. We hold our emotions in our body and even though it might not seem like that would be physically taxing, but yes, holding in emotions takes a huge effort.
Ending the life of the person who gave you life.... She worked three jobs... Abused by her exes... Then killed by her two daughters... Am i glad justice is served .
@@braeutchen41 I miss my mum and my grandma, who brought me up from birth after my father abandoned us while mum was pregnant with me. That was in 1957 before there was any such thing as welfare in NZ and fathers were not forced to pay child support. My grandma was widowed and very poor, so my mum went to work in a hospital laundry to support us all. My grandma adored me and me her. I've missed her for a lifetime.
@@juanitarichards1074 Miss Juanita.....my four kiddies were born in late 60s..... No welfare for me either... Florida wouldnt give ne foodstamps because I had a court order from Illinois for child support....which he NEVER paid. He never paid. And Flirida told me to go to Illinois and MAKE him pay. Yeah.....he said he'd kill ALL of us....I wasn't going to Illinois.....God protected us Every step of the way, he hunted us w a shotgun, a shovel and a bag of cement God is so good.....🙌🏻💝👑
i feel so sad for the mum , not only was she struggling with addiction and all the horrors that entails but her own daughters did this to her! poor woman
if she killed them you'd still feel bad for her. I just came from a video where a mother murdered a baby violently and people defended it because "postpartum" this and that.
@@dorianvedrashko9172 that doesn’t make any sense. The mother didn’t kill them, they killed her. It says right in the video she was saving money in their names and doing the best she could even though she drank. They were horrid little monsters. And post partum has NOTHING to do with this murder. That’s an established medical condition/crisis.
the fact that she was found FACE DOWN IN A BATHTUB should’ve been a red flag in itself bc who drowns /face down/ like… that just seems odd by itself , to me at least.. - unless, there’s a scenario where that could happen & im not thinking of it..?🙄🤷♀️ but.. the manipulation & planning is horrifying…😒
Wasn’t Whitney Huston & her daughter Bobble both found like that with alcohol + crack one year in between. That s two bathtub drowning s in the same family.
I guess maybe if you were high, incredible drunk or disabled and slipped while running the bath you could fall face first? Bu even then I agree, it seems suspicious right off the bat
When I was pregnant I used to lay/float stomach down and rest me face on the sloped back part of the tub to take the pressure off my back. And I have also done that when I had a migraine where I would lay face down in the water blowing bubbles waiting for pain killers to start working. I don’t think it’s a common thing for people to do though.
The ONLY two things I could come up with by drowning face down in the tub 1-> super high on some drug that makes the person feel like they are a fish and can breathe underwater…………..or………. 2-> the person tripped, falling forward, hitting their head (incapacitating themselves) and landing face down in the bathtub full of water they drew for themselves. Even then i feel like it’s HIGHLY UNLIKELY the person would actually drown.
Was there a cop involved in this like was he a friend of the family was he a lover of whoever. Sounds to me like a cover up that needs to be uncovered.
It's easy to plug the tub, or at least mine just takes a 15 degree twist and sometimes closes if I just brush by it with my foot. Still, that wouldn't sit right with me, either.
What is really sad is their identity is denied to the public. These girls will commit murder again. I pray for any future husband's as they will be entering into a relationship with evil and never know. I believe in protecting juveniles crimes but murder should be excluded from that protection. If you have a cold enough heart to kill your Mother you are truly evil even if she was abusive they could have ran away or reported her .
They killed their mother because she was an abusive drunk, I lived not far from them. I don't believe they will do it again. I'm not saying what they did was ok because she was abusive but it makes the crime more understandable. JMO
"If she was abusive they could have ran away" and gone where? and worked where? and lived where? they would have been rounded up by CPS and put back into her care as well. No one listens to abused kids until it's too late.
So they allowed the sisters to talk to each other during the interrogation process so that they can get their stories straight with each other leading to the retraction of the confession, and in the end they only got a few years prison time? Way to go Canada…
It goes to show why many cases go unsolved; & that in some cases many people know or suspect a crime has taken place, & they choose not to say anything. This young man who knew the sisters came forward, & the Mother got justice 🙏
We have an incredible gift for denial. To save our perceptions, our prejudices, our sanity. I have ignored troubling symptoms before, among other things. It takes a certain moral and like, physical courage put together to act on something. It's so risky to your psyche and reputation. What if no one believes you? 🤔
The detective says "we realize we should run a toxicology" wtf? if they thought this was a possible homicide why didnt they run a tox report in the first place? Instead, the run a tox report once the kid comes forward a year later. Lazy work done by the medical examiner and the detective.
the movie Perfect Sisters is as accurate as possible to the real events and fictionalized almost nothing. starred Abigail Breslin The main reason for the murder was their mother's insurance policy, younger sister is a lawyer now!
They only spent a fraction of the 10 years they were sentenced to. They are free..both went to University's & the youngest wanting to have a career in law🤦♀️ mental illness isn't a joke
@@violagentsch You still don't get to take a life (unless it's self-defence). They had options, they could have reported her, told a teacher, or left. No excuses for premeditated murder. 🙄
@@k_j_n1242 I wonder what ppl would've responded if any of the drunken mother's boyfriends would've raped one of the girls. Am sure her choice of men was poor. Then what?
The aunt condoned the abuse heaped upon these sisters by this unfit mother for years. You get what you put into kids. Mom was a drunk who dragged her children like luggage from marriage to marriage to MARRIAGE. Parents are supposed to raise the kids - not themselves, and certainly not the mother. Of course these sisters are guilty, but extenuating circumstances exist that shaped them into the individuals they were. Kids are humans with identical basic rights as adults - not possessions of the parent.
@@darleneww3670 Rubbish, Plenty of kids grew up in far worse homes and they didn't kill their mothers. And as far as I can see there was no documented abuse or neglect. Even the police said the girls knew their mother was working several jobs to save money for the girls but they didn't care. You and all the other dupes on here followed the erroneous headline which skewed your view. These girls could have left home - I did at age 14 to escape the dysfunction there. I got a job and a flat and was self sufficient.
@@juanitarichards1074 By your way of thinking, mothers get a free pass for the neglect, and abuse they reign down on children for the simple reason of giving birth to them. It’s this attitude that keeps abused children with unfit mothers - well, it’s abuse but it’s not that bad. Ridiculous. No wonder generational abuse is so prevalent.
@@darleneww3670 I raised three alone. Remarried once. Divorced and stayed single until they were out of the house except the young one. He was fourteen before I started dating again. I didn't want a revolving door of men going through their lives. I know many single moms make decisions that fit their lives. This fit mine.
I did forgive my alcoholic parent, but I only lived with it for the first six years of my life. I still remember the neglect, abuse, beating, no money for food. Fear! Those girls were not born evil. They became that way.
@@LuLu-gc3qn We went through far worse and my mother wasn't an alcoholic, she had a personality disorder. But we never dreamed of murdering her. We all just left home as soon as possible and limited our contact with her. The girls in the case are evil. They pre-planned the murder better than any adult serial killer could have. And as that cop said, their mother was working several jobs and saving money for the girls. So she must have been a functional alcoholic if she was able to work........not all alcoholics are deadbeats. The poor woman sounded beaten down by life, affected by abusive relationships. She needed help and support and she would have come out the other side of her sadness and depression.
It´s disguasting, also the way. They didn´t snap, fight with or somethig or lose control for the moment, but simply in cold-blood and calculated as though she was worth nothing?! It´s so dispicable!
@@429np It is! They do not deserve to be unidentified. I'm sorry, Canada. I know the U.S. has problems with the legal system, but protecting killers' identities and being lenient on them is ridiculous! These two murderers are going to walk the street nonchalantly among the public. They are heartless manipulators who may kill again. They deserve to be in prison for life.
The aunt they went to live with had to have known her sister was an alcoholic. Could they not have confided in her to help them before they decided on murder?
8:51 He messed up there. You don't not collect something & plan on going back to get it if it ends up being a murder. The murderer could obviously breach the house & clean the tub when they leave.
Thank you for sharing. When they leave prison, they will still be a danger to society as they are ruthless, manipulative killers! To kill your own parent says it all!
They haven't killed anyone else. They're actually doing well. "The older sister, Sandra, was released to a halfway house in 2009, while the younger sister, Beth, was released a year later. The girls' father unsuccessfully attempted to have Beth released earlier so that she could complete her sentence under house arrest in their hometown. Since both Sandra and Beth were under the age of 18 at the time of the murder, their identities were protected under Canadian law and were not to be revealed in the Canadian media.In 2015, it was reported that Sandra was studying engineering at university, while Beth was married, a mother, and was about to start law school."
And one of those things are you had horrific non-loving, ono nurturing parent's that have some say in molding their children into good people instead of monster's!
This is pure evil. They could have just left their mother if they don't like her instead of murdering her. Now, they are labeled as "Bathtub Sisters" - one of the most shamefully hilarious titles for a criminal.
Except no one knows who they are...some unsuspecting soul will get involved with these little PSYCHOS and be at risk. Also they wouldn’t just leave her...they wanted the money. Poor mom was paying life insurance for her two disgusting demonic murderers.
The investigators should have gotten all their samples immediately. To say, we can go back and get the samples later if we need them is crazy. Get them while you’re there. It would have only taken a few more minutes. I know they didn’t need them but just get them while they’re there. Good thing some criminals are stupid by talking about how they murdered.
I am not an expert but I agree with you. Why say “we can come back for those samples if we need them” if you can just take them and if you don’t need them, throw them out? That seems not very logical to me.
I’m not familiar with Canadian law but it is often the case that specific warrants are needed for certain samples. You can’t take something out of a home without a probable cause warrant. Even possibly bathtub water.
Justice definitely wasn't done, they took away their mother's life, they were so callous and greedy. I grew up in an alcoholic, gambling and sexually abusive, with neglectful parents, and siblings, in a poor household. Despite all that it never occurred to myself or my siblings to do away with our parents. I still miss my parents, they too had a miserable and poor upbringing. Living in a poor country with limited facilities can do horrible things to people. We all have our dreams, which often get crushed to nothing in the process of growing up and having life's responsibilities. These girls had an unfortunate life, yet their mother made many sacrifices to provide for them, these girls didn't appreciate their mother at all. The limited time in custody is nothing compared to the life they took away. Despite being murderous they still get various protections to restart their life anew after jail. That's no justice, it's sickening.
What he says at 42: 15 they're being so many kids that knew about the murder but did not come forward and remain silent. This could be happening in the Kiely Rodni case.
I’d like to have seen the evidence that was on the computer, any information on what happened to the 200 thousand that they claimed from their mothers death?
I don’t wanna be rude but I just gotta say this, & I don’t dislike cops by no means but these officers on this show are acting so proud & like they’re some hardcore detectives now for solving this case but really that kid did it, I hope they split their paychecks with him 😳🤷🏻♀️
They almost always make a mistake, even if it's leaving a partial fingerprint or a strand of hair. Some keep trophies, and some make videos, and some revel in their brilliance and can't help but taunt the police, while others simply brag to all their friends.
Yup there’s always something , and now they can use just touch DNA amazing how far forensics has come forward , one of the only things that seams to be a global effort sharing techniques and know how
It is too bad it has not helped with older crimes. I know they did try DNA on a scarf from a Jack the ripper victim. But I don't think it is able to be used anymore due to age and delicacy. The scarf. The Torso Murders would be great to see solved. Perhaps one day.
Ok so Im about 17mins in, basically when they decide case closed accidental death, and a couple things stood out to me. 1.There was mention of more than one glass of alcoholic drink in the bathroom. Whats that about? 2. There was mentioned that the blood tests did indicate an amount of alcohol that be deadly for an average person. 3. Which was followed by statements on how she was considered an alcoholic but she didnt show signs of long-term use. From that information, it can be gathered that she may have had a tolerance from being an alcoholic but had not been one not long enough to cause scarring and bruising from impaired faculties. She definately had a good amount of alcohol in her blood but I cant be too sure it was enough for her to black out/pass out in 6inches of water. It doesnt explain why there was only one bottle of empty vodka and multiple drinking glasses, oh, and the 4 and a half hours amount of time that passed from when the girls said they left to go to a friends for dinner (saying the mom was already drinking heavily) and yet she had drowned from blacking or passing out? It just doesnt make sense. I cant wait 2 find out what happened and if I was on to anything with my sum up here at about 17mins in.
Pathologist was a little lazy if you ask me..why would he not do a toxicology report if drowning in a bathtub is so rare🤦🏾♀️..just because there’s no signs of asphyxiation doesn’t mean there was no wrong doing🤷🏾♀️
Thats not how toxicology tests work, You have to individualy search for hundreds of different chemical compounds to detect it, Its not just a single test that provides a list of all components found in the body. Ontop of that those tests are expensive and time consuming.
@@annehorrigan570 They could have gotten that info from several places, The problem isn't the lack of places to test. Its with the tests themselves that are expensive and time-consuming. This makes it close to impossible to test all bodies with hundreds of different tests without probable cause. Thats why they keep a vile of several body samples in storage to be able to test for different compounds if suspicion arouses later on.
Abusive parents deserve far worse than a nursing home. Good parents? Unthinkable. Awful, damaging parents...The betrayal is signifigantly more unforgivable than that of any other human relationship. Special kind of evil is reserved for those who abuse the ones they're tasked with loving, supporting, and protecting.
@@laurasara7132 Their mother was not abusive. She was depressed and suffering, probably had PTSD from past abusive relationships. But she was still working several jobs to save money for those girls, which they knew, but that wasn't good enough for them.....they are evil murderers who will kill again in the future. Mark my words. Their mother needed help and support.
@@juanitarichards1074 just because someone is depressed, mentally incompatible, has PTSD does not free them from any horrendous title such as abuser or murderer
@@corpedatlanta This mom never murdered anyone, neither do I believe she was abusive. She was working 3 jobs to save money for her daughters and they knew that but killed her anyway. I think you have misunderstood my comment. Read it again.
Kudos to the aunt who was willing to let her messed up nieces live in her house, take responsibility to ensure they remain in the house as ordered by the court, feed them, meet any other needs. Perhaps she felt guilty the girls had such a miserable life with her sister, but they probably would have landed in a juvenile facility awaiting trial otherwise- which is probably where they needed to be.
My buddy Scott had a girlfriend back in 93' die in the tub after drinking heavily, it was so sad, she was in her 30s. After watching this though, I have to ask, if the mom in this story was able to walk upstairs, wouldn't she have been able to struggle to keep them from putting her head underwater? That would leave bruising, especially on her head and hands.
All that Vodka and Tylenol triple strength... she would have still be experiencing the full extent when they walked her upstairs? And the alcohol part.... trust me! My mother was a high-functioning alcoholic and was even still driving in the weeks leading to her death from a MASSIVE brain bleed (and she had less than 2/3 of her brain left from the lifetime of abuse 😔)
So the victim can't be named so her killers/ daughter's can live their lives in peace after getting a slap on the wrist for murdering her....thats truly messed up.
@Gøy med Hund Dog Yes it was simple. Mainly bc they stated the nickname given by the newscasters. But on the link I shared, it says the sisters are Sandra & Elizabeth. Weird. Can you post a link please?
@@CTdarkmatter time for a career change because she has had her eyes opened to what teenagers are capable of and recognizes that fact as opposed to reducing it all as an "evil" thing? 🤨🤦♀️
young but bad people.. not every young person kills their mothers by planning.. that makes them bad and evil. I did not understand your expression. you have a strange thought.It is easy to throw the reason of every bad thing to the youth
Sociopath has nothing to do with being a child. Some are only 4 And they where not kids. They where old enough to KNOW what they where doing. Narcissistic Sociopath x 2
Why is their identity hidden? The Canadian judiciary has to show the faces and names of criminals, especially in murder cases, to warn maybe the next victims not protect them😱
I woke up underwater in the bath thrashing about after taking a massive breath under water. I had been awake on speed for 5 nights and was so tired. In fact done it a couple of times it's so scary. Don't get in the bath if I'm tired anymore after ended up with bumps and brusies last time I did it from thrashing about hitting sides you don't have a clue where you are when you first wake up
Face down? Oh I would have known for sure .. if she was just drunk or high she could have passed out and drown in the tub.. but facedown I dint think so
Are you telling me they didn’t do a toxicology test on the victim before they determined the case as an accident? You would think they would check for ALL substances, not just alcohol
Very true what this gentleman said,I always wondered how is it really possible that an adult can drown in a bathtub.its understandable when it's a child that has drown as they are smaller.I believe bathtub drownings are not drownings they are murder,somebody drowned them or somebody drugged them before they went in the bathtub
It's weird that the girls thought their friends would be impressed by this. Even if the mother was the worst, she was clearly dealing with depression and deserved a little compassion. Two little narcissists that can't imagine how other people think and feel. Honestly it's weird the coroner ruled this as accidental in the first place, like how would she have gotten face down? I guess it's best to err on the safe side and avoid accusing grieving family members.
Wow great video, great work, the only thing is the writing at the end which says how the family is doing is almost always covered with the pictures of other vids you have made.
Rare bath-tub drowning. After a stroke I was diagnosed with epilepsy and was told NOT to go into water (pools, hot tubs and baths without supervision. I did have a friend whose father had a seizure in the bath and did drown, alcohol and meds mixed. So for people with seizures or any type of paralysis are at risk, I was told on leaving hospital. Rare but not impossible.
if HALF as much energy had gone n2 helping these girls living with an unfit parent-as went n2 investigating & prosecuting them...this prob cld hv been prevented
@@missmiss5051 What do you think "a real alki" is? Alcohol abuse can look very different where most people slowly drink too much over a period of their whole life. They are seldom to never unconscious from it but have a constant raised level of intoxication and tolerate huge amounts of alcohol. Those are the ones that turn up with a DUI level of 2.0 per mille without even driving bad. And other alcoholics end up in the street with severe brain damages, peeing themselves. Some people have three jobs and drink themselves unconscious when off work. You just do not know and there are no "typical signs" to discover.
@@BosisofSweden i was referring to that as well as the medical examiner said there were not the usual physical damage signs in her body, can't hide liver damage. Don't really want an argument though, so i will please request kindness. There are other programs i have watched on this case as well, where it talks about the decietfullness of these girls and the many lies they told others about their mother. That's all. Just that blaming the mother for her own murder didn't sit well, when i knew about the other facts that were presented in other shows
