【Apple】SIL burned my new house from jealousy: "My kid's sorry!" but she finds out that...

[@robertgreen6433]

Colleen : My kid did something I'm not responsible because kids will be kids Court: Your minor child did damage to property so as the parent you bear responsibility for their action and will have to pay restitution

[@Enter_the_Toshiverse_1996]

Colleen forced her son to set her sister-in-law's house on fire, in spite of him kicking and screaming that he didn't want any part of it....what made her think she was gonna get custody of him back?

[@akumamako1119]

Colleen admitted in her first series of texts that she gave her son permission to set off the fireworks, she's a consenting adult she can go to prison for arson

[@DarkKirby8976]

Uuuuuugh god I hate it when parents use their kids as Scapegoats....

[@audreygoode9321]

Even though I was a single parent, you don't blame a child for your problems.

[@melissakerber8287]

Colleen is one of the most despicable villains in the Apple text universe. It's frustrating that no one ever calls the cops when people break and enter, or steal. Now we have a story where there is solid evidence that a crime was committed with malice and a blatant disregard for the well-being of her child and she gets a slap on the wrist. I'm glad they took her kid, her treatment of him is disgusting. Kayden is lucky that this all happened because nothing good would have come from him being raised Colleen. Her lack of accountability is absolutely appalling.

[@kristashafer93098]

Agreed! 2 measly years for intentionally setting a house on fire is a freakin joke.

[@TarmaHartley]

💯

[@jasonprivately1764]

Personally I'd let her take the 2 years then handle it myself

[@marymulrooney1334]

State of the art security system, but not a sprinkler fire suppression system in the house.

[@marymccombs8289]

"You're going away for 15 to 20 years." Two years later.........😅

[@flitsertheo]

Doesn't Colleen have to pay for the burnt house too ?

[@colleenosullivan857]

There was probably insurance on the house

[@deeking3683]

​@@colleenosullivan857 The insurance company should go after her.

[@seasons365]

@@colleenosullivan857 unfortunate name lolol

[@imuthis2011]

Since she wasn't formally charged with Arson, two years of incarceration was enough.

[@StormCat3PC]

She was only given two years. She should’ve been in jail for a lot longer. She intended to burn that house down. That’s why she let sparklers and threw them in the trash. She knew what she was doing. She was so jealous of her sister-in-law that’s why she wanted to burn the house down.

[@whistlerwind7422]

Average sentence for that category of crime.

[@rocknhippiecat]

In almost all states Arson 1 is usually punished by life in prison. 2 years?? Not in anyone dreams. She got off too easy and for blaming her child, child abuse should have been charged too!!!

[@darcemercado-wood1569]

The state should taken custody from her when she went to jail..

[@susanlayton2143]

An 8 year old MADE you do something, get real! "I don't want to get arrested" No one who actually gets arrested WANTS to get arrested.

[@Nukemom1952]

Except in O Henry's short stories.....

[@sharonbyrd8625]

That break with the music isn't needed

[@hoptoit5910]

Responsibility falls to the parent especially when she gave him permission to do what he did. 100% her responsibility.

[@acatnamedtaz2167]

She was not only supervising her child, but told him to set off the fireworks inside, because it might damage the neighbors property She is the only one to blame

[@gdangeldth]

22:15 What? It WAS arson. 😅

[@ForsakenWolf1]

Appears the kid and Colleen was 'arson' around ( pun )

[@glenystranter6423]

@@ForsakenWolf1 Oh, I get it now. Arson = arsin'.

[@ForsakenWolf1]

@@glenystranter6423 it's an old but classic joke

[@paulredinger5830]

Colleen broke and entered, allowed her child to use fireworks inside which is endangerment to the child. She’d probably be charged with arson too. The insurance would probably cover the loss of the house, but the insurance company would fry Colleen to the law’s maximum. She won’t be going to jail she’ll be going to prison and that’s a whole different animal.

[@cazia9]

Colleen’s actions and responses at the very least merit a psych exam to determine if she is actually compes mentis

[@AudioArtisan623]

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[@sakilynn]

Colleen doesn't know that she has to be the one to take responsibility for her son's actions?

[@banditt18]

if it was his actions

[@sakilynn]

@banditt18 either way, responsibility falls on her

[@whistlerwind7422]

WTF!? "And that fire was what burned down the house?" No, it was the one two blocks away. Here's your sign.

[@ediamondsounds]

Common sense, setting them off in the house? Like it wasn't on purpose? Jealousy is one thing, lashing out about it is another. Please tell me she either gets arrested for doing this on purpose. Colleen doesn't dictate the op not seeing the other members. Whoa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Twist………… She should go to prison and pay for the total loss + she needs a class on common sense and etiquette + thrown out of her mom's house She allowed her son to do that either she had no sense whatsoever or she did it on purpose. She took the key and went in without asking. She was being sneaky and if I was police I would charge her for allowing her son to do that. Of course, it was on purpose. Colleen can live in a park 😊 Great story!

[@bookgirl2]

Get her for child endangerment too

[@AdamDuffy-l2l]

That’s Arron and that gets you Years if not a Decade in Jail or more if someone was inside at the time ?.

[@lemonwasabi5663]

warning the words sometimes glitch out

[@glenystranter6423]

not to mention the time always says 20:00 even in the mornings.

[@paulacornelison243]

The situation isn't as bad as it seems. The house would be insured. The fire department will investigate and determine that the fire was arson. The police would arrest Colleen. The house could be rebuilt or the landsold.

[@preparedbear5727]

whats her obcession with having kids? kids & dogs, worst things for a house

[@MsShaunaM]

A number of people who did time find employment in the food industry. A lot of people working in the kitchen are ex cons.

[@daidersanto1867]

I have to admit, the scripts of these stories tend to repeat themselves. But occasionally they hit the nail head on. Colleen is perfect image of a fundamentalist who rides on Holier-than-Thou attitude. People like Colleen can do things like this and then go to church and with no moral problems tell people "I haven't sinned at all this week, am I righteous?" They simply believe that the world actually works the way they want it to work.

[@miriamharris-kaplan6997]

Yes kids make mistakes. But what is Colleen’s excuse?

[@juliebuchanon3293]

I think Colleen deserves to see her son on at least supervised visits.

[@ladylunaginaofgames40]

She technically abused her son into forcing him to do the crime so she can get off Scott free.

[@kristashafer93098]

Why? She traumatized him, making him watch as that house burned down. She had to see he was scared. She’s a selfish person and deserved to lose custody and contact with her son.

[@mammameow185]

The sight of his mother probably gave him PTSD.

[@nevaehlumiere5418]

She dragged him to her crime spree!

[@marymulrooney1334]

Colleen was going to take Kayden back and didn't have a job or a place to live?

[@Lushy-Nights]

20:05 man what the heck happened to the text? (if you're on pc pause the video and use the < > keys to move between frames and youll see what i mean)

[@gabrieljohnson2134]

That music is so annoying

[@traceehills575]

Please fix the flicking speech bubbles, bad for epileptics

[@Mehp2]

It’s the overused pfp again

[@ahtamclovin]

2 years ‼? 👎🏻

[@DigDoug33056]

Am I the only one who thinks that she did her time in jail and maybe she should have got a fresh start of life with a little help from her family.

[@Xerame506]

Why? When she got out she was just as selfish as when she went in. There was no remorse, just me me me. Did she think about what was best for her son, how she used him, and what his life was like now? A "little help" would have perpetuated her being a victim. She would have used her son to continue to leech off of her family. She found a live-in job on her own.

[@ladylunaginaofgames40]

While she acknowledge she can't rekindle things with her family, she really thought she could at least take her kid back like nothing happened and use him for benefits.

[@nevaehlumiere5418]

Breaking and entering… Bringing her son along while she committed crimes… Completely destroying an entire house… Not just a broken window or a little stove fire… The ENTIRE house!! Two years is barely enough time for premeditated arson besides breaking & entering.

[@brianwait5607]

Please!!! Get rid of that irritating guitar, it's too loud and too long, and the same chords.... gave you a thumbs down for it....

[@Jennifer-ep1sr]

Someone please explain why a house is knocked down and just the land is sold. Don't understand.

[@linexp274]

Would you please take out the music and the five minutes later garbage. It’s way too long and it’s so annoying 🙄

[@eboracum2012]

Thank you!

[@mariantabaksmith6557]

Stop with the stupid music between conversations!

[@lindacairney8475]

Please stop that waste of time interval and awful music.

[@TheJinx1441]

Okay, how would you signify the passage of time in these text videos? Granted, the music isn't great, but there has to be a way to show how time passes.

[@SandraBagans]

Shame that Kayden's father is just as horrible as his mother. So glad he's got a better life away from them

[@SandraBagans]

So Colleen is such a petty jealous thing that shouldn't have children used said children to do her dirty work? Hope she's ready to face everything she's done