The Murder of Jimmy Ryce 

Agreed. RIP Jimmy 🖤

Kids can’t live in a bubble and in Utah you start taking the school bus to and from without your parents (because they’re likely at work) from kindergarten on, and often have to walk several blocks to and from your bus stop

Kids can’t live in a bubble huh? So walking with them at 10 is a bubble? Look what happens when they are alone. Guess these parents thought like you, look where it got them. The biggest part of being a parent is keeping them safe. My son will be 6 next month and I will not let him walk to school during any of these young ages. Period. My mother drove me and my brothers to school until we had licenses of our own, and we all survived adolescence. If this were my channel, I would absolutely have put a heart on this woman’s comment because I completely agree.

​@@chronic_payne5669Now a days you just cannot take any chances it's not worth it.. Especially if they walk far away and what time of day it is.. I was a overprotective Mom my kid's are 22 and 25 they weren't adversely affected by it..

I agree with you especially now in 2023 all of these DECADE'S LATER .. Things have become so much more dangerous and now social media is another way for predator's to trick and abduct them..

Kids can’t live in a bubble. You’re making them social cripple by being a helicopter parent. Good luck when there 40 and asking you to walk them across the street or check under the bed for monsters.

I can’t even imagine that type of fear.

It’s very tragic. Children cases always hit the hardest. Thank you for watching ✨

@@unde.rtheashtree thanks for the great coverage and videos

I do as well, I can’t imagine the pain this sort of tragedy does to someone. So finding strength in family and trying to make a change is beautiful. Thank you so much for watching 😊🖤

As poetic as that sounds, it simply is not true. Jimmy's sister, Martha, received no such strength or comfort through some glorified Puritanistic work ethic. Instead, she endured years of pure psychological hell in the aftermath of her brother's murder. This was only further intensified by the heartbreaking loss of her mother a few years later. The Brice family endured years of unimaginable sorrow, pain, anger, and misery - as is completely understandable, albeit most unfortunate. We often delude ourselves into thinking that the families of child victims of murder/rape/abduction are able to somehow find the strength to carry on despite the pain. We want so very much to believe that we each possess some degree of control over our destiny and the way we choose to cope with such unimaginably brutal catastrophes. This family, quite tragically, were never able to regain any ounce of normalcy or peace in their lives, and now they have all since passed away.

​@@mz.jackson3760It seems as though you knew them personally, have experience or are simply gifted in the psychology behind tragedy? Whichever it is, you most definitely feel the residual pain and sadness from this story and likely others. Try and stay well, I think you are needed..

​@@mz.jackson3760I hope Martha is happy and loved now that's sad and her other sibling's as well ..

I know, I always have a hard time discussing these cases. And the details on the reports for this case were just graphic. It’s good to see something come from it all, but I agree I’m glad the center is still going. Thank you so much for being so sweet to me Laura, I really appreciate the support 🖤✨

@@unde.rtheashtree This is gut wrenching material Ash, but I do feel that its raised awareness on this matter. I don't think in recent years CSA. ,kidnap ,and murders ,have necessarily risen in number, but awareness of the problem has gone up! Saving countless children's innocence and lives. Thats huge ! I am 60 now , back in the day we ran the neighborhood , with all our friends, and that's the way most children were back then. So in our little neighborhood there lived an old man, who always invited us in for candy, well I got a bad feeling and I said no and wouldnt let my brother and sister in either. And one of the little gals with us said " come on!" " sometimes he gives us the good candy, and sometimes even money!" We said no, we would get in trouble, and walked away. Thankfully that day she came with us Later I was talking to her and I said , I got a bad feeling about going in there, he is scary! This little gal was from a very poor family, no running water, I don't think they always had electric either, So in other words they were very poor, and she is the one that suffered the most, teased at school all that. I remember her saying in confidence to me later, "well if I sit on his lap ,sometimes he gives me 10$ or even more sometimes!" At the time I was far to little to make sense of it, but it did bother me , and I told my mom. She sat her down and had a talk with her, and like a typical 8 year old kid and promptly forgot about it. Another time my little sister, about 5-7 years old was out front playing on the sidewalk, and a man came up in a car and said "Hi , we need some players on our team, we have a ball game up right up around the curve there" She ran inside to ask her mother, By the time she got out there, he was long gone,

Thank you for watching my friend! ✨

@@unde.rtheashtree absolutely! I never miss anything from your channel! You’re one of my favs ❤️❤️

It is a terrible one. I can’t even imagine that type of pain, I guess the bright side is something good came from something so tragic. Thank you for watching ✨

It is. :( You as well!

@@unde.rtheashtree thank you for sharing these stories.

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Yes, it’s a very tragic one :(

Thank you so much friend! I appreciate you :)

Thank you so much I appreciate your time 🖤

@unde.rtheashtree you're welcome keep up the sensational job

Yes 👍🏽 I truly agree… Mean while people are sitting in jail looking at 15 or more years for marijuana 🤦🏽‍♀️

Thank you for watching!

It was good cuz it was a little different

Thank you! It was a fun collaboration with a friend :)

Thank you for taking the time to watch the video friend!

Thank you for watching!

Agreed Dee 😔 Thank you for watching ✨

The Algorithm monster thanks you 🦖

got to keep that monster well fed and happy!@@unde.rtheashtree

DILLLLLLLLL 🖤🖤🖤

I didn’t know about this one, which is kind of surprising since it had as much of an impact on FL as the Walsh case. Thanks for watching!

@@unde.rtheashtree If you can find FBI Criminal Pursuit, episode "Do You Want To Die?" covers it well.

I'm sure a lot of people cared that Juan was abused as a child. What kind of sicko are you to not care about a child being abused?

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What???? Who says kids should go to strangers?? I’ve never heard that… Stranger danger is talked about at home and at school and in sport and arts clubs. It’s everywhere .. 35 years ago when I was a kid whe were told to be polite to everyone and that it was polite to answer if they talked to you . Also to help elderly people if asked for help , we there you knew them or not… I don’t understand where you’re coming from 😮

Wtf are you talking about, I and many I know have young kids and literally no one says anything like this…

@@malina1239 with certain curriculum in schools.

@@Newdisaster certain curriculum in schools.

@@TahtahmesDiary certain curriculum in schools.

Didn't you listen????? He was forced to under the threat of being shot.

Thank you for letting me know, it’s been corrected!

And for the love of God I'm not trying to defend a child killer or diminish this poor family's horror. It's just that my gut instinct says it wasn't Juan. POSSIBLY

I’m from south FLORIDA and grew up around the time this happened, and your not the first person to think this, alot of ppl down here felt the same

What a childish remark🙄🙄

No democrats do.

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