5 Creepiest Cases With Unexpected Endings You'll Never Guess

[@PerfectlyImperfct]

I love how they tell people they have to wait 72 hours to report an adult missing, meanwhile they also say that if someone isn't found in the first 48 hours they're most likely dead. That's real cool 🙄

[@Animalfarm6cats]

Exactly I always say the same thing. It ridiculous. Especially, when. You know the person so well.

[@katherine390]

It’s sad but I think it’s cause it costs less to recover a body :/

[@janasmith8315]

And the real sad part is that it is absolutely not true that you have to wait 24 to 48hrs to report. You can report someone missing 15 minutes after they go missing! Police do not have a waiting period.

[@PerfectlyImperfct]

@@janasmith8315 wow really? Why is that so perpetuated throughout society then?

[@janasmith8315]

@Perfectly Imperfct i dont know honestly. But if you look it up its not truly a law or a rule anywhere!

[@PerfectlyImperfct]

That first story is crazy! I noticed the way the woman that saw the figure on the side of the road described what she saw sounds exactly like the condition Nick was found in, like her spirit was projecting the image of what he looked like in that moment to someone who would go for help. That one gave me chills! A mother's love knows no bounds ❤❤

[@DizzyME13]

I know! I’ve heard the story before, and it’s one of the few situations that really makes me want to believe it is possible for things like it to be real. I just don’t see any other explanation. ✌️

[@flipsidelimited6560]

I remember seeing this story as a kid on Unsolved Mysteries, or show similar to it. Never thought I would see it be told on KZbin. It was great to get an update on that case as well.

[@AdrienneMint]

Yes it does sound like what you said! I’m starting to believe these things can be true. There really isn’t any other explanation. A mother saved her little boy. I can’t think of any other thing it could be.

[@lindadetamore252]

I believe I saw this 1st one on unsolved mysteries

[@funtimefranky]

Apparently (if it’s the same story) Deborah and her husband had been visiting relatives and in the middle of the night Deborah decided they needed to leave as she felt uneasy. I couldn’t help but wonder if there was an incident involving their car prior to them arriving at their relatives house… maybe their car caused the other car to swerve off the road and it played on her mind. Just a theory.

[@iMonsieurAnthony]

The first case, heartbreaking with the kid. Thankfully he made it. Tragic cases all round.

[@jojowynne233]

Wow! The first story about mum’s ghost on the side of the road which led to saving her son Nick was amazing! Very unexpected and supernatural. Alicia’s story was heartbreaking and inspiring. She has incredible strength and courage to keep fighting and helping others. ❤️❤️

[@donzaleighanderson8139]

I heard that story on Mr.Ballen channel..

[@mittenpandas299]

@@donzaleighanderson8139 how does that have any relevance to the comment.

[@btter710]

So fascinating that Jolene had Jennifer pegged pretty quickly! RIP Jolene!

[@beccawiley6684]

Wondering why the mugshot says Jason Gee, not Jason Cummings

[@suredeydo]

Pegged?

[@beccawiley6684]

@@suredeydo 🤣

[@meghanmisaliar]

We have no idea if that's even true.

[@pr0cessa]

That first story is awesome, would fit right into a classic old-school unsolved mysteries episode... Great compilation!

[@skyofthelivingdead]

It actually was on an episode of Unsolved Mysteries back in the 90’s.

[@flipsidelimited6560]

It was featured on Unsolved Mysteries. I remember watching this story as a kid. The narrator had it down word for word and it was nice to get an update on the kid being grown up.

[@simsgirlgem]

It was on unsolved mysteries

[@seandelap8587]

Good to know that Nick survived and is doing well now

[@Nixon6414]

# 4 I’ve seen. Not only a killer she’s nasty as F. They had to strap her to a chair and wheel her into court due to her disgusting and combative behavior in jail.

[@contrarian8870]

I don't know how the specific surroundings looked like, but when Alicia saw her "cyber pal", she should've bolted in the opposite direction

[@kiraaisling9603]

He grabbed her hand and forced her to go into the car. I’ll never understand why people try to put the blame on innocent bad people aren’t supposed to exist, even if she ran he would’ve got her.

[@brittanylarsen9419]

Omg that is so sick. Travis checking on Kenia, texting her to ask her if she made it home okay to appear like an innocent Good Samaritan, knowing he had already killed her by that point and that she’d consequently never respond. He knew police would check her phone records, she may have had his number saved in her phone, and he texted her that question just to make himself look innocent. Omg. That is so reprehensible and appalling. Seriously.

[@Terri_MacKay]

No matter what kind of deal he made with the police or the DA, I really hope that a prison guard casually mentioned to one of the inmates what Travis had done to his female victims.

[@deke76]

My first question was why he had her number? Do people normally give their number to someone that picks them up in a van?

[@SidharthNayak44]

You should watch his TV interview, which was taken by some news channel just after a few days of Kenya's disappearance. Quite disturbing to say the least. He not only flat out denied about any involvement in her disappearance (which was quite obvious to come from him), but also, he even went on to actually shed some literal crocodile tears while being on the camera during the interview! He is a sick human garbage, and he rightfully deserves to spend the rest of his pathetic life at a corner inside his jail cell.

[@cuttlefishagain]

Also if he had been with a friend in truck at first, someone out there knew that he had picked her up. He probably was trying to cover his bases figuring they'd come to question him eventually. The footage of him rolling the cooler in the bakery is creepy

[@Nostalgic_1]

Do yourself a favor and look up Kimberly Kessler. There is a LOT MORE to her than just this horrific murder. She has an unbelievable background that will leave you absolutely shocked!

[@cheeling794]

Oh I'm going too thanks! She sounds like a real character for sure

[@lauracook8203]

I've seen her story and she is bizarre. She had to be wheeled into court strapped down while yelling about some conspiracy between the victim and a cousin. She also starved herself. Very weird chick. She always seemed unkempt, I don't know why a salon would hire her in the 1st place.

[@colormetakenaback]

I feel bad for Odessa and Odessa Jr. That's sad as heck.

[@leyzza40]

She was a family friend 😳

[@colormetakenaback]

@@leyzza40 Oh no! I'm so sorry for the pain this undoubtedly caused (and still causes, I'm sure) your circle of friends and family.

[@h2k406]

I never knew women could be a jr

[@colormetakenaback]

@@h2k406 yeah it def isn't everyday to hear. the Jr might not have been officially on her birth certificate though idk

[@allylabar21]

@leyzza4053 really? Wow, I'm so sorry. Do you mind sharing any stories? Is she the one that asked ems if the Dr's could just put her head back on?

[@Zhana808]

Nothing can compare to a mother’s love.

[@change_your_oil_regularly4287]

🐴 💩 I'm a full-time father and I love my daughter every bit as much as her mother. That comment implies that a father's love is less than. If you feel that way than your father fell short not every father.

[@DoomyGloomy]

​​@@change_your_oil_regularly4287 I was mostly raised by my very loving single father, so I know where you're coming from, however it's just a phrase. It's not that deep. 😅 But fathers deserve more praise than they're given.

[@jayleenmarlow2962]

I've heard of Odessa story, wow what a tragedy that could have been prevented.

[@redred222]

yes she should have been in a hospital and on meds, even then i dont know if that would help her there is some mental illness that is so bad that there is not much we can do to really help them, in her head she believes her mom was not her real mom she will probably never get back in touch with reality

[@savthemua987]

Odessa case hits extra hard for me. My mom and I had a bad relationship, my mom was extremely depressed and resorted to drinking. She passed at 40 years old on Thanksgiving in 2021. I know her daughter wasn't herself, and suffering, so many of our medical services are absolutely awful, had she gotten help maybe she wouldn't have done this to her mother. still the fact that someone's own DAUGHTER could do this to their own mother just messes with my head. Especially under her circumstances. This is so so sad.

[@redacted2275]

Do you suffer from paranoid schizophrenia? If not, don't you dare compare yourself to Odessa Jr.: she cut her mom's head off and still thought the mom was alive! Have some respect and be fair *to yourself,* there's no comparison... you may have suffered in your life but not like Odessa Senior and Jr. (and I'm glad you didn't, I hope you didn't, it's great that/if you didn't because no one deserves that level of mentaI issues).

[@allylabar21]

4:52 it absolutely was his mother she knew she didn't have much time left and who wouldn't stop or do what the people did had she not been in her most vulnerable place. Listen to your gut people.

[@gypsysoul5172]

I become so ANGRY with these creeps that have psychological problems with women or within themselves. I've lived a precarious life and am grateful that I never ended up this way. Although I was or am known as a "tough girl" (I know how to protect myself); that doesn't make me invincible. These poor young ladies suffered due to these type of creeps. Scary.

[@liamquigley891]

Shut up lmao

[@lokomike2911]

Not just men though..half the video was women with mental problems killing other women or men.

[@Sappy10]

Stranger danger is everywhere.... in 2001 i was 14yo and i was chatting too but I have always been careful and i first met someone when i was 16 and it was a girl and my father took me there so he knew where i was and who she was... unfortunately we never know what can happen everywhere we go... with internet or without... im so happy she is alive...

[@TerraRyzin10]

AIM or MSN?

[@Sappy10]

@@TerraRyzin10 msn and mIRC

[@TerraRyzin10]

@@Sappy10 Oh gosh I remember mIRC lol

[@Sappy10]

@@TerraRyzin10 it is still alive :p

[@TerraRyzin10]

@@Sappy10 that's surprising to hear lol I'll catch you on it sometime ;)

[@DottieMinerva]

Wow that first story gave me full body chills.

[@seandelap8587]

When you kept saying Joleen I couldn't help thinking about the Dolly Parton hit

[@lisabradford8180]

me too. i was even singing it😂😂

[@lovelight6973]

#2 Alicia is an amazing young woman who grew as an amazing adult who advocates.

[@liamquigley891]

Who advocates...... lmao Advocates what???? Ya tool

[@DoomyGloomy]

​​@@liamquigley891 your comment gave me brain damage

[@liamquigley891]

@FrankenAngel2003 you already had brain damage you spastic 🤣🤣🤣

[@ngatiharty1]

The Odessa case is just sad all over.

[@redred222]

could have been prevented if doctors knew what they where doing, many of them do not know how to diagnose or treat psychosis that bad, i bet they are bottom of the barrel doctors only used to dealing with people with depression, and people with mirage problems

[@KKPsi-TubaDawg]

You DO NOT have to wait any amount of time to file a missing persons report if there are suspicious circumstances! That is a dangerous urban myth.

[@Loralanthalas]

I love how Americans are too stupid to figure out different states have different laws. This country goes out of its way to ensure the average American has zero clue how anything in this country works.

[@evertoashton1533]

Dangerous urban myth... Tell that to the police.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

(07:55) Why are you showing Jason Cummings (Jason Gee) in an orange prison uniform if he's innocent in this case?

[@sabrinasols7489]

It could be the only photo that was good enough to ise

[@kimwalsh]

Thank you Alex, Ty & Noiseplug

[@singergurl1807]

You have improved so much! You have a voice made for this! Awesome job dude! Keep it up!

[@Grandmama-Rainey]

Good video on sad stories. Thanks Ty!

[@SC-ec9fx]

I'm pretty sure the case with Nick and his poor mother was Nick at the side of the road and the lady just saw naked thin body and assumed a woman. Seems Nick probably just saved himself. Poor Jolene 😩. What a monster that cut her up.

[@ladyagresa]

I think the same.

[@cuttlefishagain]

good point

[@julz3tt3]

Agreed and since he was in and out of consciousness he would have seen what he thought was his Mother or an Angel in an hallucination.

[@sabrinasols7489]

Except he was 3. Who in their right mind would mistake a 3 year old for a woman?

[@seandelap8587]

Odessa clearly has very serious issues

[@srjwildcat3589]

FANTASTIC job, as always, Ty!!! 👏 👏 👏 Catch you on the flip side buddy. ✌

[@ayanotanabe5220]

Dude your content always puts me on edge😂😂 yes you’re right I couldn’t even guess the outcome 😢

[@meganchristi1]

1st story - she saved her son by appearing on the road in spirit.

[@leonsmiles6053]

That last case really scared me because, he really could have got away with that, but tried to be a bit too clever. Good. I sincerely hope that every day of his LIFE SENTENCE WITHOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE is HELL.

[@heatherknowles6946]

Thanks for sharing Ty 🙏💙

[@cosmogal627]

I remember Jolene's case. I live in Florida and am a hairstylist. This was absolutely horrible.

[@thatgirlsh9503]

Story 4 there was 2 Jason’s, Jason Cummings her soon to be ex husband, her new boyfriend Jason gee, there had been some police reports about him turning up and smashing cupboards etc weeks before her disappearance, that’s why they assumed it was domestic violence related, but it wasn’t , couldn’t believe Kimberly in court, it was crazy! I hope they find Jolene, absolutely senseless

[@orbsandshadows8899]

Yay!! 40 minutes :) Thank you Tye

[@CristyB66]

The first case is very interesting, how the two women communicated through telepathy I think. One searching for help for her child and the other one to find it and be able to recover it and save his life. Beautiful. You can tell me what you want, there is something unexplainable above all the material and scientific life.

[@ashlydingle396]

The dumbest theory. Clearly the mother’s spirit was projecting…

[@Bebecat477]

Mom was still on the job. Always.

[@h2k406]

I never knew women could be a jr you learn something new everyday I guess

[@Nostalgic_1]

@H2K I believe that, when daughters are named after their mothers, they are not known officially as a "Jr.", but, rather, the narrator utilized the term Jr. in order to keep them straightened out for the sake of the listeners/viewers.

[@TracyShead-Stamey]

It is also used for women if they both have the exact name ie first, middle and last for legal reason. When the daughter would marry taking her husband's last name the Jr is dropped. It was much more common 100+ years ago.

[@vertubenflugen2057]

As ugly as the thought is...someone I know thinks that the two people reporting about the spectral woman on the side of the road are the ones responsible for the accident. 😐 They say guilt got the best of them after a few days and they were so adamant for them to check the next day because they knew for a fact someone was down there. They couldn't see the little boy (thus a woman) but didn't get a good look at what the woman driver was wearing (thus no clothes). I think that kind of secret would tear a marriage apart, personally, also, there's a lot of missing info.

[@rowan64official]

I was kinda thinking that too

[@cuttlefishagain]

omg plot twist

[@RostClan220]

Jolene🎶

[@deevillarreal9475]

I have always feared my children online , now mine are adults but the stories will make you pee your pants in fear, as a mom it's no joke.

[@fannymcdaniel962]

There is more to the story about Christine and nick. The reason Mr & Mrs Hoyt was driving on that road late that night is because they were visiting friends in the area and Mrs Hoyt woke up with a strange feeling that she NEEDED to go home, Right Now! Her husband was tired and skeptical of being out on that road that late at night, and the 1st time his wife told him he refused to go. But when Mrs Hoyt could not sleep and could not ignore the nagging feeling that she had to go and go now, for whatever reason he listened to his wife this time and they dressed and left. And from there you heard the rest of the story....

[@katherineguthrie1558]

I'm so glad That Scott got caught & Alisha was found "ALIVE & WAS SAVED!!!" Although 20 years in Prison isn't enough For that Sick Bastard !!! Damn & Then the story of "Travis" was next. 😑😑😑

[@Nostalgic_1]

The story about Odessa Carey and her mother is horrifying and sad. The treatment of mental illness is so underfunded and underserved in the United States and around the world. Every single day there is a violent crime involving a mentally ill person ~ and their victim(s) ~ who have been failed by the system in one way or another. When, as a society in general, are we going to learn that properly funding and treating the mentally ill will save lives! Those who are truly mentally ill are also victims in cases like Odessa Carey. She was victimized by the system that failed to recognize that her mental illness needed appropriate treatment and/or possibly a permanent placement in a long-term inpatient psychiatric facility. Too little too late.

[@GredelsRage]

Actually, its more likely that a mentally ill person will be the victim of a violent crime than for them to be the perp, statistically.

[@allylabar21]

7:03 His eyes are evil!

[@barbarahimes5625]

Thank you so much Ty. ❤️👍😀

[@seandelap8587]

It makes no sense why you would have to wait 72 hours to report a person missing I mean what good is that for the person that you're searching for when it will likely be much too late by then

[@GredelsRage]

You don't. That is a myth, like it being illegal to drive barefooted or have interior lights on in the car.

[@fullSendernopretender]

@@GredelsRage interior lights is illegal, it all depends where your from.

[@kennyfleck8630]

@@fullSendernopretender it is not illegal to drive with interior lights on.

[@fullSendernopretender]

@@kennyfleck8630 depends bc n this state you're getting pulled over with a ticket.

[@kennyfleck8630]

@@fullSendernopretender it is still not illegal. You may get a ticket but if you contest it, it will most likely be dropped.

[@aaronbennett7474]

im from Newcastle Northumberland and iv never heard of odessa before and we go too Alnwick as me dads got a property in a village called Felton...by the way its pronounced Anick the L and W are silent...It shows the devil is real and his demons are among us.

[@ann-mariepaliukenas19]

I believe they saw her ghost if this story is true.This has happened before

[@change_your_oil_regularly4287]

20yrs is not near long enough. Life without parole minimum.

[@allylabar21]

8:09 yup evil eyes

[@sharonbland3843]

The Mental Health system is letting people down every day. These people who are in need of help are placed on a waiting list to be seen. What is the point of that, people need help now not in a few months' time. It all boils down to funding, there are so many people now who suffer from some form of mental illness, who are being told to wait as there are no appointments at this time, and they are being overlooked with dire consequences.

[@kendallirvin2671]

Regarding Odessa Jr's case: mental health professionals are not allowed to diagnose a mental health disorder that is better explained by a medical condition or substance abuse. This means that as long as a person is misusing substances, a substance induced disorder cannot be ruled out, and therefore a mental health disorder cannot be diagnosed. This is a primary criterion of every mental health diagnosis in the DSM. To ignore it is unethical and can result is revocation of licensure and even prison time. This is probably why she was not diagnosed with schizophrenia or a delusional disorder. Also, mental health and medical professionals cannot involuntarily hold someone unless there is imminent threat to self or others (or, in rare cases, a judge issues a court order or some similar legal authority acts). Imminent threat means there is plan and intention to act on the plan. Imminent also means there is an immediacy to the threat: it can happen right away or there is a chosen date that is soon. If a person has a vague plan to maybe one day harm someone, that is not enough to involuntarily commit them. But it may, depending on the state, rise to the level of Duty to Warn, meaning the target of the harmful thoughts should be notified. In rare cases, if a person's behavior is so disorganized (as in, they are psychotic/out of touch with reality), they may also be involuntarily committed for evaluation and stabilization because they may unintentionally harm themselves or others. Anyway, this is probably why she was not committed for a long period of time. She would have to agree to it, unless there is imminent threat. I hope this information is helpful! Thank you for your hard work creating this channel! It's great.

[@KSwindellsMACHETEMAIDEN]

Wow im so glad Alisha survived

[@kathydavenport4422]

Her soul saved her sons life. Thank the lord.

[@JonnyMack33]

1st is one of my favourites

[@jasminerussell9732]

Haw can you not believe in miracles when such a situation has happened a mother’s Bond love and care for a child I believe if you can come back and look out for your family just like the little boy said a angel I believe you would do anything you could to save your baby so yes his mum came back somehow to save her baby RIP to all that met there end 😢

[@jmferr2011]

Alicia Kozakiewicz is public, no need to blur her face.

[@maestromike91971]

You do Not have to wait 72 hoursto file a report. The cops were not dong their job,

[@treceej4613]

3:41 I remember seeing this story on a ghost investigation show This is the LOVE OF A MOTHER 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@Taswolf]

I remember that case. It's so sad but so cool she saved her son.

[@Rodney17302]

I think Travis was paranoid that he was caught on camera at some point picking her up, or that she may have texted her boyfriend that she was picked up in a white van by a guy named Travis (as he may have given her his real name, because he didn't want his friend suspecting that he was going to try something funny). It's the only explanation as to why he would have texted her phone other than being a really really dumb guy.

[@radrobd123]

But she left her phone at the club, so how could she text her bf

[@TommygunNG]

Good catch. Outsmarted himself by half.

[@acatnamedtaz2167]

I'm getting a good selection of your videos, just hope others get the option in their homepage/ suggested enjoy them too

[@evertoashton1533]

The lack of care Odessa received is really telling about how much the medical community still needs to work on not minimizing and not belittling women's mental and physical health care.

[@sefarinatabor9329]

Wow... TK, you're very informative.

[@SESauvie]

That last story, gotta love when scumbag criminals outsmart themselves.

[@Fallout3131]

People like Odessa need to be locked up and not let out. Crazy as fucking hell. No pun intended.

[@ayanotanabe5220]

Man.. I’m watching now and it’s scary and sad.. 😢

[@yourbackgarden6743]

only 20 years????????????????????? what??????

[@cutiepie6796]

29:50HOW DID TRAVIS GET HER NUMBER

[@Cin2023]

Ok, what's the deal with the woman walking pass the elevators? I'm not willing to sit through the whole video 🙄 so can somebody please fill me in on what's with her case.

[@jamiebrown5967]

do you do any quality control you got thing mixed up

[@nathrogers7]

I reckon the couple in the first story caused the accident and then they went to the police with that bullshit story to explain how they knew the crash was there.

[@ShadowDeist]

number 2 is very scary please be careful guys

[@SpectreEelman]

about #1 , the woman from the couple who claim to have seen a naked woman along side the road - both stated they were sleepy and were singing to stay awake.. she didn't see a ghost or whatever , the woman was simply hallucinating from being obviously sleepy... people can and will hallucinate to varying degrees if sleepy enough.

[@misernia1]

Obviously you don't believe in divine intervention. God was working overtime to save the baby.

[@hollyhockss]

Even still, why would she hallucinate a woman on the side of the road? Of all the things to hallucinate AND at that exact area????

[@SpicyTotem]

Her husband saw it too though, it's improbable that they hallucinated the same thing

[@peachyqueen7856]

Nick’s momma saved him.

[@candyquahogmarshmallow8257]

So the mother's spirit was protecting her 3 year old? And did so after the 3 year old spent "4 or 5 days" outside alone? Left to the elements? To survive themselves? Lol okay

[@aggieami13]

I've been putting off watching this one cause even the title Tied Knots lol in my tummy..

[@gsmith7147]

Christene saved her son

[@Zeitgeist997]

@9:08 that NPC had no respect to women actually being abused and tried to use that serious issue to play on potential sympathies from others to weasel out of accountability for murder. Judge a woman's worth by looking for character flaws like that. It's just something unfixable about you too if you can't prioritize those shocking lapses in integrity, over trivial things like looking cute when they laugh at SpongeBob with you or whatever passes for moments in your worthless soulless life. all soulless npcs work the same way because they lack freewill. You can call it a profile or inert nature but it's just enemy ai reacting to what's in front of them.

[@matthewryan1998]

Aurora is one of drive through areas in colroado it’s a beautiful state but that’s one of the pitfalls of the state

[@Loralanthalas]

If the cops don't have your address, they're apprently so bad at tracking people down they can't find anyone?

[@rayandaknox]

His momma got him help from the other side. Don't ever discount the ability to love so much as a mother's love of her child

[@cutiepie6796]

4:50YOU MEAN A PARENTS LOVE, NOT A MOTHER LOVES.....MEN LOVE THERE CHILDREN TOO AND FROM MY EXPERIENCE, EVEN MORE SO

[@DizzyME13]

Very interesting cases ✌️

[@keriXianne]

The first story is from paranormal witness

[@mistrjt9213]

16:27 she looks just like Lorraine Warren, the demonologist paranormal investigator 👻 Conjuring one.

[@WendyDarling1974]

These are all SO sad 😮

[@makwandeizipho950]

1st story is a reminder that God is real

[@elijad5498]

Christine could of had a third person in the car for whatever reason and that person managed to make it to the road only to crawl someplace else and die. Who knows.

[@chillihot653]

Im sorry but i dont like the 72 hours law. 3 Days?????? A missing person can die in 3 days. Atleast 2 days. Like, lets be real. If the person missing has a mental issues and those issues are presented to the police they should go and look for thaat person emmidiately. If a Missing person doesnt have mental issues, then call any person the missing person knows and try and find them though the people.

[@evergonzalez71]

Thanks!

[@fastjoe1560]

I believe💚💚💚

[@allylabar21]

I remember fake id's

[@daveatkins3568]

#1. She must have seen the kid after he crawled up to the side of the road. Or god did it😂😎✌🏼

[@alysonbancroft3476]

How come so many American kids aren't brought up by their mom or even dad?just fobbed off on other family members!

[@Skyk0409]

I was raised by my grandparents My dad is a pedo and my mom is just lazy I guess and don’t work her excuse though is her blood clotting disorder makes it to where she can’t work But I’m happy I was raised by my grandparents cause who knows how I would have ended up if I was in the care of a pedo who also didn’t work and a mom who didn’t work I wouldn’t have had what I needed and would have been abused by my dad (he did it to my older sister before us getting out with our grandparents) and my mom had 8 kids all fathered by my dad so we definitely would have been worse off with our parents so it’s good people give up their kids to family members who are better out Although if u can’t raise kids don’t have them! But my parents obviously wouldn’t use protection and my mom is against abortions and would rather keeps a child and out then through hell than just get an abortion and let the fetus go to peace

[@leahhayes8256]

At three years old I’m not sure if they actually know what a Angel 👼🏻 is , or at least know how to explain it, it seems to be believable tho

[@keriXianne]

The murder of Kenya is on a date line special