The Most TWISTED Cases You've Ever Heard | Episode 14 | Documentary 

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My friend's daughter was born prematurely. The midwife said my friend shouldn't overfeed her daughter because her organs weren't fully developed yet. The baby just cried for over 2 months, but she was only supposed to feed small portions. When my friend was mentally and physically exhausted, she went to the children's hospital, where a doctor told her "Your daughter is hungry, feed her sensibly" and things went uphill from there. she felt ripped off by the midwife

Before I left hospital with my eldest, the nurses took my husband aside and told him to ensure that I was okay and not exhibiting signs of postpartum depression. They also spoke with me and told me it would be nothing to be ashamed of. At the time I was insulted but then soon realised that looking after a baby is harder than you’d believe & actually, the nurses advice helped me & my husband cope those first weeks when exhausted.

The guy who narrates these.... your voice is phenomenal. One of my favorites.

"While many news outlets claim she was playing FarmVille, it was actually FishVille." Well, I'm glad we got that cleared up!

I had postpartum depression with my first baby, and if it wasn’t for my grandmother coming to my rescue several times, I don’t know what could have happened. I wasn’t diagnosed with it right away by my OB because the signs weren’t there until after a few days. A mom needs to have a support system in place before giving birth to ensure that her baby is safe, and so is she. The baby isn’t the only victim. Hormone imbalances are nothing to ignore after birth, and all moms should be tested for this imbalance after childbirth. I truly believe that if these steps were in place, there would be less early child abuse.

PPD and Post Partum psychosis can be a very scary thing. It needs to be spoken about more so mother's can get helped faster.

When the guy in the last case flat out says “they should never have let me out!”, you know that your judicial system is flawed and very ineffective! R.I.P. Dylan, Sydney and Jill.

A few months after I had my daughter, I told my family I was going to the doctor for antidepressants. My grandmother questioned it due to me breast feeding. I told them all, “this isn’t a choice. This is a must”. I never understood how someone could shake their baby like that….until one very sleep deprived, constant crying night….I understood completely how that could happen and it terrified me.

The best parenting advice i was ever given was “a baby wont die from crying too hard, If you need a breather you need to take one”. Obviously keep your eye on the kid still, don’t leave them alone, but if theyre screaming in their crib, step aside, take a breath, relax. Its for the sake of both of you.

Every Australian knows the Jill Meagher case. She was so lovely and innocent and as a nation we were devastated at what happened to her. All these cases are so sad.

I was in Jail with the first girl back when I was just 18 (I’m 33 now) and she was segregated because the girls wanted to kill her. She was in a tiny cell on my pod that she never left. The other women would taunt her every single day banging on her cell at all hours and screaming how they’d kill her. I could never listen to the story of what she did it was just so horrible but I guarantee you she wishes she got death instead of what she did because her existence is rightfully miserable.

I had PPD with my first son. He was colicky and didn't sleep at night. I was exhausted and mentally stressed. I remember placing him in the bassinet a little more rough than I should have. He gave a startled reaction than bawled. Immediately I was hit with guilt and picked him up and just apologized repeatedly. My mom, now ex husband and other family members helped me through that time. It's ok to feel the way we do but it's important to reach out to anyone who can help. Please ask for help it's not your fault but it's not your babies fault either. I was mentally, emotionally and verbally abused growing up and I ended that cycle. It is possible to change the pattern but nothing comes without very hard work and determination. RIP to all the babies who didn't make it!!

Thanks for covering the Jill Meagher case in Melbourne. It was a huge deal in Australia, and I'm glad the cops didn't fixate on her husband for too long. Bayley is an absolute monster. He had served jail for sexual assault more than once, in addition to his other violent crimes. The only good thing to arise from the case is that parole is dished out much more carefully in the State of Victoria.

The first story is so heart breaking... my older sister was murdered by her 16 yr old babysitter at 18 months.. I am a mother of a 3 yr old and it's a challenge, but I can't imagine what goes through a person's head when doing something do horrible 😓

I think this is so terrifying because we all recognise those terrible moments, those surges of blind aggression towards someone (adult or child) who is driving you to the limit of your sanity... and we are all scared of what we might do in a fit of rage. Thankfully, most of us stop short of hurting our children or anyone else, no matter how angry you are. But the strength lies in recognising when you might be a danger to your child and to remove yourself from the situation. It is a very hard and scary thing 😢

I myself had and still have postpartum depression, my child is in good hands and care . It was extremely bad. I couldn’t eat, if I did eat I would either puke or If I could keep it down I would have diarrhoea couldn’t sleep, high heart rate and sweats, didn’t want to hang out with no one , had no desire to do anything that I liked …This guy nailed it right on the money with the symptoms. I tried very hard to raise My child, she was about 18 months when I had to make that hard decision to send her away and be safe. The hardest , and I mean the hardest thing to do is to admit you need help . It was very hard I cried for months afterwards, I felt like a total let down , worthless . Better off dead, I tried twice to hang my self while she was in my care. That was 4 years ago . She’s now 5 years old , and the life her grandmother and father are giving her , is more then I could ever imagen someone would do to make the situation on ur mental health and safety of both is just amazing and a blessing . I miss my child , there is not a moment or a day that goes by that I don’t think of her and I honestly get teary eyed and still at times I feel like a failure. I have been on Zoloft 150 for 4 years and I am also on Ativan , because the panic attacks are still very much there . I go see my daughter as often as I can . And I’m very great full for how my daughters life is turning out for her . I also am someone who got abused (from the earliest age of 6 that I can remember, till I was 16, when he finally passed. Daily basis ) and that really honestly plays a part in postpartum depression. Ptsd , anxiety, depression, any mental health issue really..Even with pills and counselor, psychiatrist and random things to attend where women have the same problem .. but in the end . It’s still very much there, it still very much rips my heart out .If u feel it..ask for help ! That doesn’t make anyone a bad mother . It’s not a fun thing to endure, and I was told to not have another kid because it could possibly get worse .. the child’s life and ur life is worth seeking that help .. you must bear down and tell the hurtful and harmful things u r thinking . The truth is better then taking a life . And you don’t know if u r gonna Wind up in those like her . The dark thoughts are horrible. And it’s not worth pushing urself to that point of try harder , just try harder . U end up emotionally physically and mentally drained and with sleep deprivation on top . It’s the perfect recipe for disaster.. don’t be afraid to ask for help , for someone to take on ur child. If u make that effort to see the child and be around as often as You can , and make sure u tell them u love them every single time u see them . Cuz in the end that’s still ur child , you and I shall always be available when you can finally have that healthy thinking you will thank yourself for seeking that help.. I’m not the same person I once was, postpartum depression, Post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety disorder and sever anger issues have definitely changed me .. and there was no way I was gonna live a lie and risk everything or be labeled and jailed for a mistake . I’d rather be labeled as a woman who recognized what was wrong , and took action for the well being of my child and my self .. it doesn’t matter if ur family don’t understand. And do not and I mean do not push yourself because that’s what ur parents did so You should be able to do it .. no that’s putting off a serious issue . And I don’t care what any dr says . That postpartum depression don’t go away , once u got it u have it for life . I’m going on year 5 with meds and it’s still there , not fully gone , and it never will . Maternal depression.. that’s what it should be called after two years of having postpartum depression. It’s not a funny thing , and it is worse then suicide, depression. Theres two who feed off each other . baby’s and tots pick up on ur mental break downs . And that can cause them to be even more fussy then normal . And there’s no way I was letting her see her mothers mental health step in the way of life . Wasn’t happening . If you need help today! Don’t wait ! Please go get it ! As much as u don’t want to let go, sometimes that’s the healthiest thing for everyone . Doesn’t mean ur not gonna be around , just means ur fixing urself . And u recognized what’s up ! And that u should be proud of , but I’m gonna admit it’s hard to accept.

"Hurry, he's only fourteen weeks old!" 911 operator: "Shut up! SHUT UP! I'm trying to ask how old he is!!"

I got post-partum depression after my first son. I've told my main obgyn, told a second obgyn, and a therapist but got little help. Even after almost ending my life, still got no help. Now I'm just living with daily.

Well, it's been 25 yrs and my children are adults now. I was 18 when I git pregnant the 1st time. I was fresh out of foster care, had been a victim of abuse when I was a child, got pregnant after I got released from the system and the 'father' disappeared. I gave birth to a girl. My baby had colic for about 4 months. I thought I would lose my mind. I cried everytime she cried. I was exhausted, frustrated, irritated....and I did my very best. Sometimes, I put her in her bouncer seat and put it on top of the dryer while it was on, it helped. She slept in a bassinet beside me, and she was constantly fidgeting, never sleeping, always whining and it drove me nuts, and I had no support whatsoever. Sometimes, I rocked her bassinet pretty hard, sometimes I screamed, sometimes I plopped her down on the couch pretty hard, sometimes I left her crying in a play pen and turned music up loud....sometimes I shook her. It wasn't a violent shake because I knew it could hurt her, but enough to be wrong. I was young, inexperienced, unhealed from my own traumas, a brand new clueless single mother, and not a Soul to lean on for help in any capacity. My daughter survived, I survived, but not without pain about some things I wish I'd done differently. We can only really only function at the capacity of our own consciousness at any given time though, and I certainly never intended harm. The moral of my story is, if you know a single parent, live next to one, work with one, are friends with one.....please don't underestimate your capacity to help. They need someone to care, be unconditional in their words, offer support and help them, be like family they might not have otherwise. Even bringing a meal over can make such a difference and impact. Offer a hand and heart, and please understand how very challenging it is for them. Even filling up their gas tank once a month can bring profound relief. Anyway, this is a tragic story all the way around, so don't judge what you don't know and focus on knowing this happens more frequently than it should. 🕉

There’s no better place for TWISTED stories and cases!!! ❤️❤️❤️

I was living in Melbourne when this happened to Jill. It shocked the whole community and brought out protesters onto the streets. He's a real monster and should have never been paroled in the first place. The justice system is fuck up in Australia and parole boards always let these psychopaths out early. They should never be free. Use him for medical research.

It's hard to overstate just how intensely the Jill Meagher case shocked and horrified the nation, especially in Melbourne where it happened. I remember those 6 days she was missing seeming to stretch forever. The government made serious changes to the law and the policies around who gets parole and what conditions they are under.

Excellent as always! That first case got me, the fear of snapping caused my decision of not having children and although it's so much better now, I've been working on this anger management problem my whole life. It's incredible, how much higher the tendency to slap a child in a high stress scenario becomes, if you've experienced it as a kid yourself; hence the name "cycle of abuse".

I do feel empathetic towards Alexandra. Having been through post partum depression. I had other symptoms like her.. like not liking others touching the baby and scared that baby would turn cold if I even slept. I would think of doing extremes at my breaking points. But luckily to this day, didn’t even laid hands on my son. He is 3 now.

It’s horrible how much pain victims can be in and there attacker will still assault them, dead or alive, a child or and adult. It’s horrific

PPD is really really intense. Having struggled here and there with depression my whole life, I felt I could handle it. But I was wrong. I wrote a message to my doctor saying I was having thoughts of harming my baby because he wasn’t sleeping and always screaming and crying, and I wasn’t sleeping more than 2 hours here and there. Thankfully we got something worked out with my family having him some of the time so that I could sleep. It was so hard to admit how I was feeling, because I didn’t want them to take my baby away from me. I loved him (still do) so somuch, but my thoughts were scaring me. I didn’t know where they came from and I didn’t want to have them. I didn’t know what to do. So I contacted my doctor. It was a rough time those first 3 months. They say put the baby down and leave the room or house to have a break from incessant screaming and crying, but It was going on for 4 hours. After about 10 minutes I would feel guilty and I would go to him.

I'm thankful my postpartum depression wasn't as bad as this. I love my son so much, but my depression made me think I was an awful mom. I felt like I wasn't doing enough for my son. But never once did I get frustrated with him or think of harming him in any way. I felt like a failure of a mother. I was living with my parents at the time while my fiance was trying to get us into an apartment, so I was very thankful for the help. My heart goes out to all those mothers that are struggling or have struggled in the past. We see you, and you are doing the best you can. Each day gets a little easier, but please reach out to help if you are feeling frustrated. Talk to family, friends, anyone that can give you that moment of peace to recollect yourself. It's ok to put the baby in the crib and walk away for a few minutes to calm down. It's ok. You are doing great!

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I remember being so invested in the search for Jill. It was so extremely sad when they found her body.

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Post Partum Depression and lack of sleep can very much make a very loving, caring, and patient mother have an instantaneous violent episode. Other countries provide after birth care for mothers for several months because it is so taxing and hard on us. But the USA is just like, "Welp, there ya go. Good luck." Birth takes a toll on our bodies and our minds. We don't get enough support after giving birth. 2 days in the hospital is nothing, and we are often woken up every 45 mins for some random testing instead of just letting us get the sleep we need. Nobody wants to help after the birth, but they are more than willing to lock us up when we can't get the help or support we need.

the fact that the last guy even has a minimum sentence and isn't just in there for the rest of his miserable life is insane. How can someone spend a lifetime attacking women and continuously get out and do it again. seriously need to look at the justice system to figure something out, this is complete insanity.

I know Sydney and Quake personally. Such a crime so close to home took our small town by storm. Seeing someone covering it in such detail on RU-vid is even more surreal. RIP Sydney!

All of these stories are So Sad! For me the 1st one was the hardest to hear. I was 19 when I had my boy he is now (36) and I can still remember having to leave my house Sit in my yard And I would Cry and Cry and Cry!!! Because my boy Cried and cried again cried!!! It was hard !!! Never ever shook him!! Stay safe Leeds England 🇬🇧

I worked nights. My wife worked days. I would get home and then watch my son. While my wife worked. He started teething and would not just STFU. I got flustered with him, I put him in his crib and told him "I love you, but I'm about to snap...so daddy is gonna have a smoke, you sit here and cry" Never completely lost it. He's 25 now, and is a corrections officer.

I raised my daughter myself for a good while alone as her mother wasn't coming home. No one told me about baby crying fits!!! Where they cry constantly for no reason. I freaked out a couple times being a guy and all but never never shook her. Jesus this hits close to home as years later her half sister would be in the same situation as this little baby. Sad truth of this cold world.

My moms friend was suffering from postpartum depression a few months back and she ended up posting a suicide note on Facebook for us all to see, and shot herself in the head. Her mom and several other people after seeing the FB post, rushed over to her house but unfortunately it was too late and they found her in her bedroom. I’ll never forget that feeling in my stomach when I first read it. It’s shocking and almost hard to believe and I was holding out so much hope her mom would reach her in time smfh. That postpartum depression is not a joke, and if you feel yourself suffering from it please get help. Even my mom has told me of all the uncharacteristic, and intrusive thoughts that can come with it. I will never have a child for this reason. I already suffer from depression as is 💀Couldn’t imagine my mental state after having a baby. Wouldn’t be good for either one of us tbh.

I like how easy it is for somebody to take an innocent person's life, but then they do everything they can to avoid death themselves.

I have experienced PPD with my Best friend! That’s shit scared the living shit out me, They can’t help it. But she Felt only disdain and anger towards her Son! She didn’t want him and blamed him for all what was wrong! Luckily the nurses and me alongside close relatives, so she was immediately admitted to the psychiatric hospital! She was treated for about 2 weeks, her son came 2 days later! She needed a lot of support but she overcame it with the support from us and the Hospital. She is the best mom in the world, she still has trouble accepting that it wasn’t her fault!

I love the proactive approach of providing information about what to look out for.

My health teacher in high school told us "Remember, there's nothing wrong with taking a few minutes to walk away and breathe. The baby will still be there when you calm down." I think about that every time a shaken baby case comes up.

I couldn’t keep on watching the same cases again and again. Perfect timing, thank you!!

This is perfect timing lol I was going to watch my show and I couldn’t then this video popped up! I love these kinda of videos !

Been noticing too many people saying 'assault' when they mean 'rape'. Stop downplaying rape, guys.

I gave birth to my first ever child on April , after her birth i wasnt really feeling depressed but a couple days later after i came home from the doctor's i wasnt feeling great, i was feeling depressed and i had thoughts of self harm to myself. Never once did i think about hurting my baby or doing something bad to her. Even when i do get tired and frustrated whenever she doesnt sleep. I handle her with love and care always. I love my daughter and i couldn't ever hurt her.

Fire station. Police station. Hospital. ALL will take a baby no questions asked.

I think people misidentified her as a protective mother. She was NOT protective of Dylan, She was protecting her secret of being a child abuser... She didn't want people to get close to Dylan because somebody may spot that something was wrong with him.

I was so lucky when I had my daughter. She screamed for hours without any reason. (Not hungry, clean nappy and being hugged) nothing stopped her from screaming. I would walk the floor for hours with her. My parents were great dad would come home from work and take her to let me have a cup of tea or just to breathe without her screaming in my ear. Took till she was 2 to find out the reason she screamed was that she had glue ear so was in pain. So hard to be a mum that can't help her kid and without their support i don't know how I would have git through it. If you know someone with a baby be there for them. A text from a friend offering a cuppa and chat can mean the world to someone who is struggling

I had extreme post partum depression and I told my husband that I didn’t feel like hurting my baby but I feel NOT RIGHT n I need u to stay home n let me work n he did until I got better ❤️ people have got to swallow pride n ask for help when needed

My grandson was born at the time Jill was dying … I remember early in the morning after watching him be born Facebook posts looking for her .. then after it all came out realising my grandson came into the world as she left .. pretty surreal RIP Jill ❤

Ever since my son was born in March, any story with a baby resonates heavily with me and its insanely difficult to hear these kinds of stories

It's horrifying how many scum bag criminals get out to commit more crime, again and again. The justice system needs a huge overhaul. Even his own mother was appalled by his constant behaviour for years, not understanding why he kept being released.

I am a recovered addict and I’m very familiar with Xanax and you do completely black out sometimes but you can remember bits and pieces of what happened….and then other times you may remember absolutely nothing…most of the time you can get tiny pieces of the story enough to put together what you did

Perfect timing😩 Nothing but candlelight right now. During loadshedding (powercut). What is uuuup EWU Crew! from Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦

I've noticed shaken baby syndrome seems to prevalent among young, immature mothers. It's such a shame that your parents and society teach you your whole life to use protection or abstain because being a parent is hard and basically the end of your independent life but it never seems to land.

Having dark thoughts isn't a crime, tell someone. Do anything you can before it builds , it can be helped. You are not a monster for having thoughts, you can't always control what you think but you CAN control how you act

Now imagine all of the poor babies who will be born into this world by moms who would have otherwise gotten abortions. I don’t want to get political here, but sadly I foresee a huge spike in tragic stories like this to come, now that Roe vs Wade will be overturned in many states. In a perfect world, everyone would have safe sex and accidental pregnancies wouldn’t occur… in a perfect world, women wouldn’t get raped and/or become victims of incest… and there wouldn’t be women who are victims of sex trafficking which can result in unwanted pregnancies. Don’t forget all of the women who get pregnant at extremely young ages, who haven’t even finished high school yet and clearly aren’t prepared for motherhood…or women with severe mental illness who become pregnant and are incapable of being responsible, loving mothers..So many different scenarios.. what about instances where you find out that your baby has seriously debilitating physical ailments and a woman does not want to bring a baby into this world only to suffer and live in pain. Sorry, these stories just evoke a lot of fear for the future of our country, with the recent ruling and all.

Being an Australian I remember the Jill Meagher case very well and how her disappearance scared the community of Melbourne. I have always been on the side of the death penalty when it comes to cases where there is absolutely no doubt that the person committed the crime and that the crime involves children or despicable acts of violence, abuse, torture and the perpetrator committing unspeakable acts against the victim and/or their body. Thanks for posting another great video, you never let me down when I need to watch a case or cases presented in a professional, respectful manner to all involved. Take care and stay safe from your Aussie friend Ann xoxo 🇦🇺🤠🏡👏💙

It is okay to make sure your baby is in a swing or in a safe spot, and when you are that upset to walk away and take a couple mins. Breath down from 10 and calm your nerves. If still mad at a baby (had to imagine, but its mostly* stressed bc of baby) call someone to watch the baby. Please don't pick the baby up if feeling this type of way

14 weeks on this earth and so much poor Dylan suffered. R.I.P. little one. 💔

Postpartum depression may be caused by a lack of nutrients as the baby take priority when the woman is pregnant leaving sometimes dangerously low in certain nutrients, especially Omega 3 and the B vitamins.

Oh joy! So great seeing you uploaded a video, thank you so much. I hope you are all doing well EWU crew❤ Love y'all

It takes a special kind of stupid for someone to incriminate themself over a prison phone call, considering they make it VERY clear that every single call is monitored and/or recorded.

I don’t feel angry at the mother, more than anything I feel bad for her, everyone has been there at least once. I’ve been diagnosed with PPD myself. More than once I’ve handed my daughter (she’s four months) to my partner because her crying was stressing me out and getting to me so much that I’m fearful I will hurt her if my partner doesn’t take her. I only hope she got counselling in prison.

Department of Child Services are a JOKE!!!! They don't care at all!!! Most of the people are who cares , there are so few that DO CARE...SAD. IF Alexandra had her MOM to help her, this might NOT have happened... So SAD....

If mental health could be sorted out a lot of these crimes we see and hear about would never happen. Hope there is a cure soon.

Sadly none of these cases are different from thousands of other cases. It is overwhelming how many murderers are out there. Most never being caught.

When I was a little girl, l remembered my dad shook me so hard, I lost my footing, and couldnt stand up, I couldnt actually think clear while he was doing it, it was weird, I remember my mother screaming and crying and saying, "(dads name), STOP! youre going to kill her!!!!" and he stopped. Ill never forget that moment. My dad is not a bad person, and wasnt really abusive either, he would hit us with a belt to discipline us, but so did every other parent back in the 80's, he just lost it for some reason, I dont even remember why. I thought I would share so people understand, anyone can loose it and act out, so please take a time out from the baby in another room if you need to, take a few breaths, then go back, make sure the baby is in a safe place though first. Dont act out of anger before thinking it through, you may do something you cant take back.

I think us men need to be more open about our womens mental health after having or carrying children.. sometimes us men are afraid that something is wrong in the relationship that we can’t fix , we don’t realize that support and time away helps a mother so much we gotta start looking at the mental stability as a battery .. sometimes when the batteries die , you gotta recharge them and then get back in the game when they’re fully charged up

I recently began work at a hospital for people who have schizophrenia and personality disorders and realise there must be so many people living undiagnosed and untreated in the community, which is scary. The delusions and halucinations are so real to them and sometimes cause them to feel threatened or angry or afraid of things or people, causing them to react in unpredictable and sometimes violent ways. I bet many crimes are committed by people suffering from untreated mental health illness and could be avoided if they had got help sooner. Truly evil people are also common though and cannot be treated, they are also manipulative and are the most terrifying of all!

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Thank goodness we clarified it was Fishville.

I had two children in under 2 years! I was fine after baby 1 but after my second child arrived, something was off! I cried for no reason, I felt tied down to them and almost hated having to care for them. I KNEW something was wrong and thank GOD my mom noticed! She forced me to go to my doctor. I got on medication and in therapy immediately! It changed my life!! A few months later, I was BACK to my normal self and loving my boys like they needed to be loved. It makes me sad to even think back on those feelings I had at that time bc I love them more than life!! Thank God I got the help I needed.

It’s obvious Alexandra had postpartum depression - she clearly wanted to be the perfect mother and, when she found herself feeling inadequate, hid it from everyone. I had PPD. It’s brutal and the shame is overwhelming. I never wanted to hurt my babies but I felt like an absolute failure as a mother for feeling so depressed when I was supposed to be overjoyed. I went to therapy and got back on the meds I’d discontinued during pregnancy. Please PLEASE ask for help - PPD isn’t a statement about your qualities as a mother - it’s chemical. Talk to someone. You can’t get over it easily alone. Don’t torture yourself like that - so many of us have been through it and will gladly be supportive. You’re still a good mom and you still love your baby ❤

The poor families of these horrific and grotuisic crimes. My heart and prayers go out to you all! I can't begin to imagine or want to imagine how horrible you all must feel. I got love for you all, God bless.

I suffered the Jefferson fracture. It literally shattered my c1. Of course that was when I was a baby and when I was 11 months old I then was burnt 100% of my body and left her dead for 3 Days in the hospital. That is where I met the lady that is my guardian angel today as I am 52. After years of neglecting surgeries and bones dislocating from the skin not growing fast enough because it was severely damaged, the heart and lungs didn't look good so I was given 18 years to live. They said I was in the shape of an 88-year-old man. I even have the onset of workers back, the broken down fingers, the heart and bone structure was crazy. When I was 9 the school finally asked if my hand hurt. LOL my hand? My whole entire body is burned! I've been said nobody can hurt me more than I already am hurting. That's why I stood in the middle of the circle of kids trying to beat me up so well

That fit you hear from Alexandra while she’s on the phone with 911 are mostly cries for herself. She knew she was going straight to prison.

I had postpartum depression after my son's birth. I woke up and went to bed every day feeling like I was a horrible mother and my kids were better off without me. Slowly I came out of that way of thinking and when my son was about 3 months old, I didn't have anymore thoughts like I had previously. That was 10 years ago, and I still have never had those thoughts. Postpartum depression is a serious issue.

What kind of a weird name is Quake?

These types of stories really really get to me. I can't listen to these too often.

The first case is heartbreaking, but also why I’m never having kids. I get overwhelmed and frustrated by loud noises and especially babies crying, so I’d never bring a child into my home. It wouldn’t be fair to them let alone me.

"Dog ate my homework your honour "

I'm glad these vids exist. He brings up post mortem depression and me and my wife are trying for a baby. We've had our tiffles and I'm relieved to know she may get PMD and I know what to do know

Well, I am so grateful that you cleared up that Fishville/Farmville issue….

#1 channel besides John Ballen and Mike oh so hard to choose.

I'm just picturing Jill's last moments as she's screaming for her life being assaulted and I am just so haunted...

You started to worry me there guys!! Two weeks!! So glad youre back and Im sure this video will be the best yet!!

I'm in my second trimester abd am terrified of potentially getting PPD. I have off and on depression for my whole life but me and my husband do have a very good support system as well.

Best part of my day is an EWU upload! Thank you, all!

I'm from Arkansas and I remember when Sydney went missing. So heartbreaking what happened to her

See the problem with the first story, when they say she was neglected and abused and that was the reason she killed her baby is bs. I was abused and neglected by my mother growing up, and I’m an amazing mum to my kids. You just have to have the mindset that you won’t let others suffer the way you did.

Dogs are typically very friendly and protective of babies so that was a red flag already

Love your vids! They always make my day better 💕

Yeah, lemme just name my son "Quake".

I had PND after my second was born, but my partner and my parents were there for me and took them when I was overwhelmed, fast forward 3 year since my youngest was born I still struggle from time to time but I’m much better now

I have so many nephews and nieces and I know babies can just decide to be a handful, but I can't imagine actually doing anything harmful to a baby. Once I was watching a niece for 2hrs while the mother went shopping. The baby decided it wasn't having any of it and she was just going to make someone pay. She cried and screamed. I tried everything, diaper change, bottle, pacifier, rocking her, I pleaded with her to stop and be happy again, nothing helped, she was just in a bad mood. So I decided to let her cry it out. I just put her in her little bouncy thing, buckled her in with the little seatbelt and just sat on the couch watching her to make sure she was fine. She cried for 20 minutes until she cried herself to sleep. And no lie, within 5 minutes of her going to sleep her parents walked in the door. I told them what happened, they understood. And we watched a movie. But not for second did it even enter my mind to shake her or anything. Maybe it's because I come from a huge family with 5 brothers and sisters, or I don't know what, but I just can't believe anyone would actually hurt a child. It blows my mind. God help us.

I was a single mother with infants and I learned that it is ok for a baby to cry while you go into another room to get your sh** together.

Doesn’t this guy say “Sydney” just like the scream voice ?!!! With that said, RIP Sydney. I can’t even stand to look At the hideous beast who took Her life For his own disgusting reasons.

I had a few relatives obsessed with farmville.