Why did this Mother React Strangely to Her Daughter's Death?

[@rebeccapaquette9203]

I’ve seen people with indigestion show more emotion than that mother did over her daughter being missing.

[@FoulMouthFishing666]

Indigestion sucks ass lol

[@Ripquorthorn]

She took a few Valium before that interview

[@Megan-1017]

Seriously

[@austintaylor8197]

Lol what am I about to watch she called non emergency during an emergency

[@leese.23]

I have indigestion right now and I'm much more upset than she is.

[@StacOch1]

Gia did not say “just leave mommy.” Point blank, she’s a liar. No little kid would say that. They’d be scared TO LEAVE their mommy.

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

Exactly. As a mom of 3, I know how protective little ones are of their mommies. It's crazy to think the little girl would say to leave her mother out in the middle of nowhere

[@DocBree13]

💯

[@brandonknight7240]

Maybe she did

[@povertylevelphilanthropy1524]

I don’t believe, in this case, she said it but plenty of kids have said things like that before. You’re assuming all little kids have ideal parents and that just isn’t true. I can vividly remember crying for my mother, and my father, to please leave.

[@annetakubiak3374]

The child would be crying for mommy _ " DON'T LEAVE MOMMY" . PERIOD 🌑

[@anitacateron7614]

If my daughter was missing I would be freaking out. I would be losing it. Not the calm, cool collected woman on the phone. Man I'm speechless.

[@shannonpena-kc9zh]

Ikr..she's just cold 🤔

[@ckurz4812]

Yes it would be traumatizing 🙁

[@galaxysurfer1122]

To be fair, how do you know the daughter wasn't an absolute b*tch? That's a serious amount of hair she pulled out. If my adult kids did that to me, I wouldn't want to see them again either, they're obviously violent. Just because she died, doesn't mean she was an angel and her mom may well have been glad to be rid of her, which is ch would explain her actions. (And, the victim was an adult she chose to jump out of the car, who does that, and twice?)

[@woodywoodpecker4051]

She thought she was a better mother and cared more about the granddaughter. The irony.

[@woodywoodpecker4051]

Then you do all you can for the life you created. She failed at motherhood and wanted a second shot with the granddaughter. So instead of healing her family, she made her own daughter the villan.

[@JessaLynn8]

She spent that ENTIRE TIME absolutely trashing her MISSING DAUGHTER, who is probably very hurt or dead. Absolute Monster!

[@sofiar3176]

That’s a huge indicator that she’s guilty. Guilty people tend to bad talk their victims almost a subconscious way of justifying their crime.

[@laurierice7687]

She knew her daughter was dead. No mother would speak about a missing daughter like that. She's a monster.

[@ATLmodK]

For me that’s the real red flag

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

So what exactly do you spend your time doing???❓❓❓

[@VeronicaMendoza-i2h]

​@@Control-Alt-Delete619 Jennifer is that you? You're lower than scum.

[@tamaraedmondson931]

No matter how mad I got at my daughter, I would never ever just leave her in the middle of nowhere.

[@VioletJoy]

Well, you're normal. Jennifer, on the other hand, only cares about herself.

[@madzazmarland3785]

Same

[@rudypujenkins6890]

Odds are she was blacked - out drunk.

[@TheNinnyfee]

You wouldn't drive her any your granddaughter around under the influence, either.

[@pamyuhnke8143]

Having a mother who would, and did, thanks for being a good mom! 💚

[@OSUBUCKEYE1]

Glad Gia's father won't let this monster anywhere near his daughter. Jennifer definitely had something to do with her daughter's death!

[@mhcassidy4829]

If your adult child jumps out of the car in the middle of nowhere, without her shoes or cellphone, I'd think a "normal" parent would pull over and call 911 right then and there!!

[@lisao7600]

Exactly!!

[@rosemarykennedy5430]

How could she have called her cellphoneless daughter?😊

[@lisao7600]

@@rosemarykennedy5430 they said they would call 911, not the cellphoneless daughter. You silly pants.

[@lalousiane7118]

We will never truly know exactly what happened, the mother could be lying about the entire situation. The fact that she's not more upset, calling everyone to see if they've heard or seen her suggests she knows exactly where she is. Being a mother I have never been in a heated argument with my daughter, we got along quite well. If something had happened to her I'd have been frantic to the point of almost calling the National Guard because we were friends & she always told me where she was going & with who. This woman has her place in hell ready for her to live. 😡

[@alpimarzi5501]

YES!

[@ThatCho]

The mom calling the non-emergency line to report her daughter missing was the first & only red flag I needed.

[@mariapilarme]

That is because 911 tape all the conversations an non emergency don’t. That looks suspicious.

[@kassiwarcraft7633]

Same

[@jenniej0an]

And still, SO many more followed 😢 no justice either. Terrible

[@XxPeytonTurnerXx]

@Mancub100 lol fr, any parent that pulls that shit and spells normal names like hailey as "haighleigh" have to hate their kids to do that shit to them, especially nowadays when it's been heavily criticized and made fun of on social media for years. It's always the same demographic that's guilty of it too

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@@XxPeytonTurnerXx lol the trailer trash demographic

[@sarahlogan942]

I can’t see her jumping out of the car willingly leaving her 3 year old even more at risk than she was in a car with a drunk driver makes no sense

[@RichardWagner-hi4zn]

Finally one person with common sense. Everyone believing this sober woman jumping willingly into the wilderness. smh

[@JordanEmede_376]

Absolutely not. I've seen enough of these to know there are some horrible parents that would do that but any sane parent would never leave their daughter with a hostile person especially drunk. ThIs is sad.

[@Stacey0909]

🎯

[@virginiacharbonnier7607]

FACT!!

[@TootlesTart]

The fact that mom drove away and left her kid in the wilderness overnight is disturbing

[@mariahillenbrand8396]

Not to mention her 3 year old granddaughter is in the car. Why would a mom that absolutely adores her daughter just get out of the car in the middle of nowhere!! And Mom says that her 3 year old granddaughter told her to "Just leave her grandma"!! Yeah, a 3 year old said that!!

[@Kahlalily]

I know right? " She jumped out of the car and was nowhere to be seen" 🤨🙄

[@shannonpena-kc9zh]

That's so f**ked up on so many levels 🤔

[@shannonpena-kc9zh]

She not sad,she got resentment written all over her 🤔

[@suekpp]

As a mom, that was the absolute worst part for me. Just do not understand that. She drove away like she lost her phone.

[@lizadoesray]

She doesn’t say one positive thing about her own daughter. This is a monster deflecting blame to the daughter. She raised her that way. I hope she gets what she deserves in prison.

[@donitawhite8111]

She only served 5 days in prison and she's out already so no such luck.

[@jrb4347]

She killed her daughter (and she knows she did) and continued to insult her

[@melinatedvessel6840]

​@@donitawhite8111Really?

[@ricktandron3669]

Meighan was a monster. Jennifer did her a favor driving her home and gets her hair pulled out as thanks. No one forced Meighan to jump out of the car. She could have gotten a ride with anyone, if she was so unstable. Blaming Jennifer is absurd and childish.

[@jenniej0an]

​​​@@ricktandron3669"blaming Jennifer is absurd and childish" 🥴🙄 considering Jennifer is alive, her daughter is dead, and she couldn't care less- it's absurd that you can even say that seriously. Did u know Meighan? Even if she was a "monster" she didn't deserve to die over it and her daughter is without a mother. You're callous and delusional

[@lisaskatesIRL]

Saying that child said, "just leave her Nana," is DISGUSTING!

[@WilliamTaylor-zk7iw]

I agree almost blaming a 3 year old

[@AxisDens]

it is so fucking unlikely that a 3 year old sees her mom jump out of a moving car and says "just leave her!" at that age some kids won't even let their mother go the the bathroom alone. it doesn't make sense, that poor baby

[@julkap4190]

I remember one of my first nightmares when I was in that girl's age. It was about my mom being killed by bus. I didn't see the death, some other person in dream told what happened, but I still cried myself out from the nightmare. I can't remember clearly what happened the next day but I think I started to cry again when I told my mother about it. There's no way that little girl would say "just leave her Nana". Even if her mom would be a horrible person I strongly doubt that she would say that, she was too small for this.

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

Yeah, what nonsense. My guess would be it was the absolute opposite. She went to drive away and the baby would be distraught that her mummy was being left behind

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

@@julkap4190how amazingly powerful dreams can be. All these years later and I bet you can still bring up the emotions you felt? And, of course, losing mama is every baby’s nightmare ‘just leave her, nana’ ?? Rubbish!!

[@bambieyedd.]

My heart aches for women who walk this earth with their mother as their biggest hater!

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

You get along with your mom???❓❓❓

[@bambieyedd.]

@@Control-Alt-Delete619 absolutely she was my best friend up until the day she left this earth 🩷 wbu?

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@bambieyedd. I'm sorry for your loss.

[@b01p30]

😢

[@chelsd7724]

@@bambieyedd. I am one of those women and I just want to say thank you for saying that! I am sorry your mama left to soon but you have an amazing guardian watching over you ❤️

[@genericamerican7574]

I’ve seen someone show more emotion over a blister. *RIP **_Meighan🤍🕊️_*

[@bethewalt7385]

I wouldn't trust anyone that spelled their's daughter's name Meaghan with an I that's ridonkulous

[@virginiacharbonnier7607]

Exactly!!

[@verslanglais]

I went to jail for 60 days for trespassing as a homeless teenager. I didn't resist arrest or hurt anybody, just went to sleep in the wrong place. This woman killed her daughter, or at the very least fought with her and failed to keep her from dying as she drove drunk with her granddaughter in the car... And gets five days. I just don't get it.

[@Stacey0909]

Me either!!! 🤬

[@Spete6451]

People at the wedding talked all about how she was too drunk to drive, swaying from side to side as she got into the car, that they were drunk enough to have a screaming match at a wedding, etc. How did NONE of those people think to call the police and let them know that two people were about to get into a moving vehicle with a 3 year old?! Don’t get me wrong, if this mom didn’t kill her daughter, that night, she would’ve eventually. However, the people shit talking their bad behavior should’ve done something out of concern for the other people this drunk would encounter on the road. People should’ve been speaking up for that 3 year old if nothing else. Ridiculous.

[@majorvakarian]

Yeah, lots of bystanders that I'm sure acted so sad after finding out. I hate how people are so content letting people drive drunk as long as it doesn't affect them.

[@stfuplsok]

it's called.. IDGAF Syndrome

[@caliblue2]

Agreed

[@VioletJoy]

And Meighan shouldn't have put herself or her daughter in that car!

[@ethos1236]

@@VioletJoy It's so easy to call an Uber or Lytf.

[@doctorshell7118]

She’s relaxed and not defensive because she knows that her daughter won’t be able to correct the record.

[@Megan-cd6sh]

I had a mother like Jennifer. I went no contact with her half of my lifetime ago. It saved my life. I highly recommend going no contact with your familial abusers. Having an abuser remain in your life can be life threatening and life ruining. Give yourself the chance of a happy life free of coercive control. You can do it. Stop wishing they will change and get away from them. I know that you love them but they WILL keep hurting you. My heart breaks for the victim, the victim's father, her daughter and her daughter's father. I hope that Jennifer never finds peace, she does not deserve it.

[@NoMam-h3c]

@@cohenmandysangalang6302 51 here… I was 45…

[@amberspaulding]

That's it exactly. Nobody seems to understand this. "If you were mature you could see them and it wouldn't bother you." That's the kind of thing people say. And, "when you have children of your own you'll understand." When I thought back to the treatment I got-- and imagined doing the same to my children-- it only made me more shocked than before.

[@AshChildOfGod]

I agree no contact five years now never been more at peace

[@Katy-se2fn]

Just wanted to say thanks for posting and echo the sentiment of cut your losses.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

I am sorry you had to grow up that way. In regard to this case why would you get into a car with a person that intoxicated to begin with, especially if you had your 3-year-old daughter? The video said people saw Jennifer swaying as she was going to her car. Why would you be pulling someone's hair out by the roots while driving especially being as drunk as allegedly she was? Was there no one at that wedding that could not give them a ride back, an Uber or a taxi. I do understand they may have not have cabs or Ubers in such a remote location.

[@FullTimePatient37]

Her phone call, the timing, the performance, ..says it all..how can you not even worry about the little girl wanting her mum? Astonishing 😮😮😮

[@Leilani_Sweet]

I showed more emotion when my dog went missing

[@thevrifiedlosr]

My mom showed more emotion when I went on a bender a while back and was in our basement... This woman is disgusting.

[@tankthearc9875]

unreal the prilege in this case , police never pressed her lies

[@Danica.Powell]

We've all had horrible fights with our parents but I can tell you now that neither of my parents would drive away from me. They might let me out of the car but they'd follow me. They would NOT leave without me. That's WEIRD. And she's so BORED. My mother wouldn't be bored if I was missing, she'd be absolutely frantic!

[@buttholeweeb621]

No. No she wouldn't lmfao

[@Danica.Powell]

@buttholeweeb621 whatever you say, random stranger online, whatever you say dude. 😂😂😂😂

[@theSparkyWatts]

I’ve never had a fight, let alone a horrible fight with my parents lol

[@rnoelle1218]

Exactly! As a mom to 3 girls I wouldn’t leave without them for a second. They’d be coming home or I’d be staying.

[@Danica.Powell]

@theSparkyWatts well I don't fight with them now but I was a pretty rotten teenager 🤣

[@KCon81]

She was drunk and did not want to get a DUI so she left to sober up, then called! DISGUSTING!!!

[@JessicaDault-ov9gr]

That's my mom. Numerous times, somehow she always gets away with everything. 🤷🏼‍♀️ She's a con.

[@Stacey0909]

🎯

[@christophermeeks329]

As a father to 5, I can GUARANTEE 💯 that the little girl NEVER said just "leave mommy."

[@charrielyn1231]

As a parent who’s raised two - I agree: NO WAY!!!!

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

Please stop having so many children. The world is overpopulated. Also, most parents aren't worth the time of day. 🌎

[@jeanaustin5940]

Yeah

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@jeanaustin5940 thank you for agreeing with me! 👍

[@lastupenda3049]

As a daughter, I'm doubling down on that. No way in hell that happened. What an idiotic and pointless lie.

[@tomsevcik1792]

I knew the jig was up after she said I want to talk to non-emergency dispatch. And that her daughter has been missing. Like how is that a non-emergency? And the falling out of the car while on the road? She’s about as good a criminal as she is a blatant liar.

[@azazello1784]

Hey, you calm down. Her story seems extremely trustworthy.

[@kearab4238]

@@azazello1784😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

Gig*

[@bods1]

​@@Control-Alt-Delete619 beat me to it 😂

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@bods1 I'm faster than Biden is slow! 👍🍻

[@autumngolden8821]

Wow. The fact that she tried to say that the baby said " just leave her nana" 😅 that poor child.

[@Jabarri74]

No child that small would say that they wouldn't have the reasoning. They just love mummy.

[@kendrac9876]

Imagine she said “just leave her ALONE Nana!” Just leaving out one word! She's a sick lady!

[@helenscott-tebb406]

God what a piece of work that woman is!! I'm so relieved she can't have any contact with her granddaughter.

[@madsdee7803]

I'm glad she can't have contact with her too since she obviously wanted to have her for herself. Fancy going home and cuddling with your distraught granddaughter for your own benefit after you left her mother to die.

[@SheTheDee1971]

I'm finding it hard to wrap my head around any of the people involved here. You have a mother who is stone cold emotionless about her missing/dead child, you have a daughter who puts her own daughter at risk by letting her drunk mother drive her home and then has a physical altercation in a moving car in front of her child, then you have a father who tries to cash-in from the death of his daughter. What a messed up, toxic family. This whole thing was a recipe for disaster.

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

Welcome to earth! 🌎

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

By the way, are you single???❓❓❓

[@FoxyCAMTV]

💯

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@maryc1849 it's your mum though, and mum always knows best. 👍🍻

[@mollyram2997]

Meagan was probably trying to get her mother to hand over her keys so she could drive. I would put EVERYTHING on that bet. She likely didn't want to ride in the car with her drunk mother but her narc mom probably wouldn't have it any other way.

[@Musicismylove888]

How many times have we heard criminals laugh during an investigation? God bless Gia.

[@oliviawolf6543]

Wow! She lied and said her granddaughter said just leave her nana… she’s pure evil.

[@Homemaker-eg2he]

exactly no 3 yr old is gonna say that... she probably said don't leave if anything but kids that young might not even completely comprehend what's going on

[@nikkiyelton6248]

Wow! I could actually envision my mother doing something like this. This is why I have no contact with her. It is so difficult and heartbreaking to have a mother that is both a narcissist and sociopath. I identify with this victim so very much and I’m so sorry this happened to her. She absolutely did not deserve this.

[@madsdee7803]

Me too. My mother is a narcissist like her, she raised us with abuse and neglect from her and her boyfriend and when I had kids she wanted to raise my children, and this woman sounds the same. She wanted Megan's daughter for herself.

[@tankthearc9875]

i never want to hear that wht women dont get a privilege in america

[@Krystalisha]

Same. My mother would absolutely do this.

[@Krystalisha]

​@@madsdee7803omg SAME! They want to make up for being a shi!ty parent the first time.

[@prometheus23c]

Same. I suspect my mom has something called borderline personality disorder. She thrives on conflict. She's abusive and self centered. She actually believes that everything anyone does is all about hurting her. I can't really decide what hurt more. Her physical abuse or the emotional abuse. In any case, I've made sure she is no longer a part of my life.

[@user-kb4ln5zh2f]

When I was small, about 4 or 5, I got lost in a Walmart for about 5 minutes. I was hiding in the clothing rack but my mom didn't know that (obviously) so she immediately called the cops that were stationed out the store and had everyone looking for me in only 10 minutes. How she is so nonchalant about not trying to help her daughter is disgusting to me.

[@tiffanycandlish8566]

Omg my little sister did this in Macy’s when she was 5. My mom was in full on tears and panic and had all of the mall security searching for her. Whole time she was in a clothes rack playing “hide and seek”. I told her you have to let the other people know you’re playing before hiding 😂

[@NoMam-h3c]

Ahhh this brought back memories of my 80’s scare at KMART.. 😂😂

[@NoMam-h3c]

@@tiffanycandlish8566❤❤❤

[@onkwehonwehneha]

This happened with my son around the same age! I had the whole store on lockdown in 15 seconds lol

[@gatacelta]

Oh, the memories! It's a generational trauma tradition. First, we terrified our parents with it. Then our kids return the favor. Then they can look forward to THEIR kids doing it, until it all goes online I guess.

[@jessicapeace3981]

I have a 3 year old daughter. Me being left like that would've put her straight into panic mode and a meltdown. Even a 3 year old that isn't close to their mother isn't going to say just leave her. They still play off others' emotions. 3 years isn't old enough to be capable of being fed up with the situation and coming to that conclusion.

[@JBrodo]

And even so, does she do everything her 3 year old tells her to do? Ridiculous.

[@jessicapeace3981]

@gorillazgirlie exactly. Even though it does seem to happen more and more that parents and grandparents take orders from kids now. Wouldn't have flown in my day. And my kids know better too.

[@coll4455]

Exactly have a 4 year old son and he doesn’t like letting me out of his sight

[@ciaraskeleton]

It's the most made up thing I've ever heard. The child was likely crying if both women were fighting, pulling hair and then her mom jumped out of the vehicle. Not sitting there stewing thinking of the most calm and cold response. This woman is beyond an egotist. As iffffff that happened.

[@Lizzybaby30500]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@livinthedream4250]

Thank you for doing this case. I pass by Meighan's roadside memorial often. What a senseless tragedy. I feel so bad for her daughter.

[@angrybidoof847]

Wanna bet the kid said "leave her alone nana" Not "just leave her nana" Like telling her to stop hurting her mum

[@mishie618]

Absolutely. She switched the words told half truths and the rest are lies.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

Why would you get into a car with your 3-year-old daughter with someone that intoxicated to begin with? The video said they saw her swaying as she was going to the car. There was no one at that wedding that could have given them a ride back or possibly if they have them in that area a cab or an Uber.

[@lornadouglas9893]

Definitely! 💯%

[@lornadouglas9893]

​@@eugeniaskelley5194Victim blaming much??

[@UShypocrisyBSmanagement]

Kids say the darnedest things

[@stephaniec3118]

People definitely throw the word narcissist around but with Jennifer, she really is the epitome of toxicity, cruel, cold, calculating, detached and completely free of emotion. How disrespectful to speak about your daughter the way she did, in any instance, to do so when she was missing? Meghan clearly loved her daughter, not that I should say but I believe the bond was excruciating for Jenifer, so she did all she could to sabotage the relationship between Meighan and her daughter, undermining her, slating not knowing her schedule? How pathetic! Meighan was a working, young mother doing well, her forgetting what time she finishes is the last thing a real parent would ever say to their child let alone bring up again in the interrogation. Instant urge to punch her through the screen, the way she was in the call, not concerned at all then to claim a three year old said leave her?! Also that amount of hair ripped out of Jennifer’s scalp with follicles attached, to me seems like meighan had held on to stay in the car? I really hope the law can find a way to put her behind bars.

[@CoachCreesh]

I'm a therapist, and I've NEVER heard someone call someone a narcissist who wasn't one. Actually, MOST people don't even know they're dealing with a narcissist. It's sad because most narcissists are extremely DANGEROUS, and individuals aren't aware they need to 🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️

[@diannejones9283]

​@@CoachCreeshare you for real

[@danidakota7304]

Amazing comment Stephanie! I absolutely agree. You described Jennifer perfectly

[@bods1]

​@@CoachCreeshhard to 🏃 when they are in every position of power on a global scale.

[@Ena48145]

​​@@CoachCreeshThey're referring to the term being overused the last couple of years on social media. Also, why are you sharing details about your patients?

[@heidimedel]

I live in Yamhill County (Newberg Oregon) and this has been so heartbreaking! That woman is not a mother. That's a toxic, evil, narcopathic incubator. She doesn't care about anyone but herself.

[@tallgirlhappyme]

*Wouldn't you PULL OVER IMMEDIATELY and CALL 911 FOR ASSISTANCE?!* Makes no sense.

[@gregwilliams3120]

She was drunk and in the heat of the moment she panicked and made a terrible decision. In the light of day, she decided on a course of lies to cover up her intoxicated state and the reality of what happened. I'm just happy her granddaughter is free of her.

[@capo4ever334]

Imagine letting your daughter die because you didn’t want to call the police and risk being arrested and charged for dui? Cuz that’s what happened here

[@lisao7600]

That's what i thought too. It's probably why they were fighting. Meghan was probably trying to get her to let her drive.

[@ThaMaskRapper]

She didn't even want to call her daughter like really , she is super guilty she killed her for sure and then some , everyone thinks police don't know all tha tricks and lies people in general tell.

[@jasminejones9937]

Yes,that makes sense ! I bet that's exactly what happened here 👍

[@thruErinseyes]

Yep not hard to figure out

[@robc2892]

Imagine being plastered drunk and not having reasoning skills.

[@brandypurtlebaugh]

It is SO startling to me when people talk crap about someone who has recently gone missing/died. It’s incredibly unsettling when you can’t have ONE decent thing to say about someone in those circumstances.

[@johnhenderson131]

First thing I heard that sent up a Red Flag 🚩 is hearing a mother that should be going out of her mind with worry,..was hearing her say “ My daughter is missing since last night, do I call 911 or do I have to WAIT”? If my cat was missing I wouldn’t accept any delay in starting a search let alone a daughter….it is out of place for the circumstances! I can tell you she has no concern, stress or anxiety in her voice. She’s not worried where her daughter is because she already knows what happened and where she is! It so wrong! 2:07 This is a premeditated call for her benefit, NOT her daughter’s wellbeing. I promise you, her car hasn’t moved since this time. She did not search for her daughter!

[@ChiquitaMia-ci2vg]

There’s no way a three year old would say to just leave her mother SMH.

[@cuccicucci4480]

I think the little girl started crying after this witch left her mommy in the middle of nowhere. The crying of this child is the only truth she told.🤢🤮

[@boardwalkbw7130]

How can this be Not a crime? She was obviously drunk and someone died!

[@rahowherox1177]

Because ultimately jumping out of a moving vehicle is dangerous and a personal choice, and in this case not directly related to the drunkeness of driver . Driver should be punished for leaving scene, not reporting to cops and dui.

[@angelcelis9090]

@@rahowherox1177that girl was attacked and left for dead in the middle of the woods. BY HER OWN MOTHER.

[@BLUEGREEN65]

Thank goodness the grandmother can’t have contact with her granddaughter.

[@justinknight8281]

Everyone at that wedding reception should be ashamed of themselves for letting that drunk grandmother get in the car with a three-year-old and her daughter and drive. Shame, shame shame

[@VioletJoy]

And Meighan is responsible for putting her daughter in the car!

[@Nina77586]

Completely agree

[@tomsinter2869]

I was at a wedding last summer outside the city at a rural area and the couple provided transportation to everyone with rides leaving every hour. Those who wanted to drink just caught rides with the available transportation. My nephew and his wife did this a few years ago as well, these kind of tragedies can be prevented.

[@BOC-kr2il]

got nothing to do with the wedding guests.

[@erickiyoshiphillips2323]

No one's responsible to make sure two adults make it home. U cant convince no ones whos drunk not to drive

[@jamesplymire5342]

She was jealous of her own daughter. 😮 She pushed her daughter out of the car. The hair was from her daughter trying to hold on to her.

[@clayton56tube]

but Megan would have had to open the door, more plausible Jennifer hit the gas as she stepped out. Sounds like they were both acting out.

[@mollyram2997]

@@clayton56tube Easy to reach over and open a passenger door..

[@toanotherplace]

@@mollyram2997 easier for the person sitting there to close/lock it

[@kteimprta]

I believe this too. To pull hair from the root, she must have been hanging on so hard and was pushed out.

[@bethewalt7385]

Ummmm not accurate, the height of someone plus their reach coupled with the distance between seats and doors equals not necessarily an easy thing to do, that's a ridiculous theory you've laid forward, it's scientific and easily sussed out with SIMPLE experimentation, I could show examples of this using my height, my reach a tape measure and the data points from the 2 vehicles I own, puh-lease you can't believe what you stated😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mickeyblue987654321]

That mom looks like the type that peaked in high school and never grew past it just to have a daughter that’s prettier than her and is jealous of her own kid

[@magdalenachristianson5297]

The mother killed her or at least let her die without any remorse. I can't believe this terrible human got away with it.

[@carolsmithies8715]

Wow only 5 days in jail. Unbelievable.

[@st7728]

I received 10, but I'm a privileged man.

[@am5790]

@@st7728 im not , and received 18

[@tubester4567]

Another case of women getting away with murder,

[@profd65]

That's the typical sentence white women receive for heinous crimes. Meghan Imirowicz burned her father alive with acid, and got a whole 500 days.

[@Dustin4ever]

@@st7728I’m not and received 0 days!

[@rachelcampbell9733]

Some grandmas do not want their daughters but want their grand child as a do over.

[@thegreencat9947]

Now that is a scary thought.

[@cherylmcelveen2817]

That is the absolute truth. Happened to me. My children will almost certainly never have a normal life. Evil. Pure evil.

[@brendadion7868]

I walked away from a nearly 40yr friendship because she wanted to take custody of her grandson. I shared what she'd said to me over nearly 4 years with her daughter when it became clear she truly intended to do it. 😢

[@Krystal-zt4ti]

That exactly right and that's my "mother" if u wanna call her that "b*tch sounds Alot more like it

[@Krystal-zt4ti]

That exactly right and that's my "mother" if u wanna call her that "b*tch sounds Alot more like it

[@xo_babymo]

“Fell out of the car and died” is insane.

[@mfregoso12]

You don’t just jump! You either jump or are pushed out

[@courtneyreece3590]

I swear I feel like she was pushed . How she managed to do that and drive I have no clue. I think the mother was reaching and opening the door and the daughter was grabbing the wheel maybe trying to steer? IDK

[@amydewhurst3076]

She was definitely pushed. The whole truth isnt being told here.

[@ArshesNei8]

I'm guessing she was pushed and the girl ripped her mom's hair out on the way out of the car.

[@thresagraham8181]

That mother got away with the murder of her own daughter, that is what I feel,her lack of care or remorse is incredible. How the hell has this been allowed to happen?, sueing venues is ridiculous, people need to take responsibility for their actions. 😞😞😞

[@VioletJoy]

That would include Meighan being responsible for getting into a car with her drunk mother, ESPECIALLY with her daughter. Unconscionable.

[@cdunne1620]

.. prove it, you must be psychic

[@BiancaVie]

Yep. She def killed her daughter. No doubt in my mind either. She should never be allowed to see that baby again. I bet her daughter didn’t want her mother driving drunk and that’s what started the fight. Jennifer Jaeger is a murderer

[@barneyronnie]

Karma will catch up with this homicidal, narcissistic sociopath!

[@SherryEvanz-gv4jh]

​@@VioletJoyThat's your excuse. Unexceptable.

[@shellieblack528]

When I heard about the fixation about the grand daughter makes me think that she wanted to live through her "perfect" grand daughter and get rid of her nuisance. Shaking my head.

[@sherylsally2021]

I believe that Meighan did not want to drive with her mother because she was drunk, and Jennifer probably told her to get the hell out of the car then. I can't imagine she would have left her 3 year old in the car with her drunk grandmother. So she was probably forced out of the car at some point.. so so sad... rip Meighan

[@samjohns3227]

I don't understand why M got in the car with her daughter in the first place knowing her mother was drunk and unfit to drive...

[@carpediem4512]

None of what you typed helps explain how she died.

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

​​@@samjohns3227 I imagine M had a couple of drinks herself, and her judgement was skewed. I don't know how far it was from home, which would also have been a factor in M deciding to ride with her mother

[@sherylsally2021]

ummmm.. The being forced out of the car part. Thought it was self explanatory.@@carpediem4512

[@scallopohare9431]

It takes more than enough time to secure a child in a vehicle for M to just take her child back out, if she was worried.

[@zackadamec9332]

Can't tell you the last time watching an interrogation had me so mad and disgusted. As a mother, how could you possibly be that callous and heartless towards your own daughter. Absolutely disgusting.

[@carpediem4512]

Did she push her out of the car I wonder?

[@thehangingparsiple5692]

​​@@carpediem4512 Tearing out such a large clump of her mother's hair, by the roots, definitely suggests that. I can imagine she grabbed at anything to hang on to, and it happened to be her mother's hair.

[@brodywwww]

Just the way she spoke about her daughter knowing what happened trying to make her daughter seem like a bad person shows me everything I need to know!

[@tynadarco9038]

That poor little 3 year old. Too little to tell the story but she was there to see all of it. Who knows how much of that will stay with her for the rest of her life.

[@danielleduble6412]

I was thinking the same thing 😔

[@adebocook]

I'm not a Mother and I can't fathom this lack of emotion, she doesn't even seem sad after they found her baby girls body 😞 So sad.

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

Why didn't you ever have kids???❓❓❓

[@Diamond.Blake.]

@@Control-Alt-Delete619some people can’t and some doesn’t want them

[@Crazy_stories12]

​@@Control-Alt-Delete619never ask anyone that question

[@ethos1236]

@@Control-Alt-Delete619 It's none of your business.

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@Crazy_stories12 I already did. 🍻

[@dacronic1646]

Daughter missing and it’s not an emergency. That alone says a lot.

[@violetmartha916]

I'm halfway through and it's clear to me, the contempt she has for her daughter. Definitely a narcissistic mother. I feel so sorry for anyone with a narcissistic mother. I had one.

[@fokthewef]

Yeah, there's a lot of those these days. Women having children very young and then having midlife crisis when they see their young adult daughters living life while they've missed out on theirs.

[@violetmartha916]

@@fokthewef yes that's so true. I think also, as with my mum, when they see the father showing his daughter any kind of love and affection.

[@SherriGlebus]

Me too

[@shannonpena-kc9zh]

Exactly what I saw...it's sickening

[@bob494949]

Remember the good old days when people didnt wildly overuse the term “narcissist” to describe other bahaviors?

[@kazshaw3945]

Lack of emotion tells me she is lying !Any Parent that has lost a chid would be devastated,even if hey are just missing !

[@naelyneurkopfen9741]

Unless they're in complete shock. But this ain't that. She's soulless.

[@Guitarbarella]

Totally, you would be blowing up missing persons phone especially if its your kid.

[@inkstain7193]

It’s not abnormal to lack emotions when someone is in a traumatizing event.

[@Guitarbarella]

@@inkstain7193yeah but her daughter gets out of the car in her good outfit-on a dark road-doesn’t get back in -and your first thought is to go home with the kid-anyone else would ring her phone and if no answer call the police and wait till they got there -she didn’t coz she obviously knew she was injured or dead.

[@kazshaw3945]

@@inkstain7193 Yes it is !

[@MariaCardenas-w4q]

Missing daughter is a non emergency? Disgusting

[@thewolf5444]

I remember picking up my girlfriend from her work Christmas party. She was absolutely blind drunk and swearing at me for taking her home. (I had her boss call me and ask me to take her home because she was so drunk) She was screaming and punching me and demanded I stop and let her out. So eventually I pulled over, let her out and drove off. No more than 5 mins later I turned around and drove back. But couldn't see her. I literally drove up and down the road looking for her frantically. After 20-30 minutes I was so freaked out I called her parents asking if they heard from her and when they didn't, I called the police. It was late at night on a busy main road. Well eventually the police and I got out of our cars and walked around the area she went out. She had walked to someone's porch and was passed out drunk. Long story short, if you have an argument and the other person is intoxicated, you wouldn't drive home and goto sleep and not worry about them.

[@keashablew7728]

I hope she’s not still your girlfriend. That sounds toxic.

[@thewolf5444]

@@keashablew7728 Nope she's not!

[@Mytheon151]

honestly, it wasn't even your fault for dropping her off. She was already physically harming you. If it continued she would have caused you to crash into something.

[@julkap4190]

@@thewolf5444 Good. I would need to know more about her to judge her, but if this was commonly happening then trust me, it wouldn't get better. She would only take you down with her. (actually even that one time would be enough for me to break up with her. I had my drunken moments but I never behaved like this. Drunk or sober.)

[@pap4tacco473]

Nah that woman knows more than she is letting on 😢 I'm so sorry for the loss of that woman And prayers for the little girl as well

[@patricknegro5071]

Yep, she wasn’t even a human being to admit she was driving drunk.

[@ElizabethSmith-kd4du]

If my dog was missing, I would be emotional!! This woman has zero emotion when her daughter is missing?

[@rahowherox1177]

Intestingly enough many narcissists and psychopaths can bond with animals in way they can't with humans.

[@sj-art]

I am in Oregon and told so many people I didn't believe the mom when they said the daughter was missing. She didn't seem upset at all. Like she decided to start over again with her granddaughter and just move on almost immediately. Oh, and I hate to be one of those sort of people, but it is Dayton, not Drayton. I live near there and photographed a wedding where I think I remember the wedding they had been at was.

[@emo_penguin420]

Haha don't feel badly... the county I live in is mispronounced about 8 out of 10 times I hear it spoken. I actually massively hate my county, but for whatever lizard brained reason, I can't fight the stupid urge and say, "Placer county is named after gold mining stuff - so it's actually pronounced like "plAH-sir" instead of "plAYY-sur"

[@tinydream]

The worst is when people say “OR-EE-GONE” or “WILLA-MET” 😂 (I’m from Oregon, too)

[@dragonmummy1]

Really biased and with dodgy psychology.

[@emo_penguin420]

@@tinydream Ah I hear Willamette mispronounced all the time, lol! A childhood friend had a parent from there so I do know it's WAH-lam-it and WILLA-met definitely bothers me!

[@Murphys13Law]

I call bull on "just leave her Nana"...no way!

[@AnneCaulder]

I more believe she said DON’T leave her, Nana. And Jennifer just lied about that along with everything else.

[@jamesl9371]

Should be charged with criminal negligence definitely

[@bluechurch776]

What awful parents. Mother kills daughter, and the father tries to capitalize on this tragedy.

[@katlynwhittenburg2951]

Maybe he truly believed his ex murdered his daughter and because the criminal justice system did not prosecute her for that crime, his only way to make her pay is to put her in debt and make her at least be found guilty in civil court.

[@YaakovEzraAmiChi]

I assumed he was trying to punish the killer of his child’s mother? The law couldn’t. Plus he now has no financial help as a single father

[@nalanimulcahy8451]

I think he's punishing her, I know I sure as hell would do the same if my baby was killed by a drunk. What I don't understand is why he didn't go through with it.

[@MarkScott1]

@@nalanimulcahy8451 He was likely advised that the case wouldn't hold up in court. Sadly it seemed to lack evidence.

[@QUANTRELLBISHOP]

A lot of times civil court in this type of case is so more information comes out and it could help police build a case against the mother .I seen this before on dateline and after the civil case they had more evidence to charge the person

[@DoingStuffWithDiana]

I have a friend w a narcissist mother and god I swear they have the same tone in their voice it’s making me grit my teeth 😂

[@karenhouser4123]

Did they ask the little girl if her mother jumped out of the car? If they didn't, why not? They need to investigate more!

[@rahowherox1177]

They don't have to unless suspect is Olympic weight lifter. Try... Say getting a hundred pound sack, drive and try to open door and throw it out. And it's a dead weight (excuse pun) and not a struggling human.

[@snc0023]

Yes they did, you need to finish the video

[@MandiMomOf8Channel]

I'm sooo glad Gia isn't being raised by Jennifer!!

[@kazshaw3945]

She lied, innocent people don't lie , there's no need to !

[@thevrifiedlosr]

Not when their daughter is missing they don't, damn right.

[@montanacrone8984]

I didn’t deal with my mother too much. So grateful I had grandparents, especially my grandma, I was very close to her.

[@sonjaheck3156]

yup - mom did not want a DUI. Gets me angry too that all these wedding guests sais she was really drunk, but still let her drive. While it it 100% the mom's fault, the friends should have intervened. I think they were more guilty than the venue that overserved her.

[@peta-gayedouglas-asphall1346]

Stories like these makes me even more grateful for my mum ❤

[@charrielyn1231]

ME TOO!!!!

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

You mean your mummy???❓❓❓

[@yolandarodriguez8829]

Just found your channel. I just love love your voice. So comforting. Your narration is superb. This is so unfortunate and horrible. 😮

[@rachaelmontgomery1438]

Omg. This was horrifying. That woman is beyond evil. Her own daughter, with her granddaughter in the car!!!

[@keeliekalayidol8876]

12:22 You stated that the mom never got out of the vehicle and could've gotten out to look for Megan. But she did. 11:46 she said she got out and looked around the outside of the car, called Megan's name, went around to shut the back passenger door and then got back into the vehicle. She said she didn't want to venture too far on foot from the car because of Gia.

[@Jess-k6q]

Exactly…how far could she go with a 3 year old in the car?

[@Figment-]

Yea, very weird. She just said a whole story about how she got out of the vehicle and then the narrator goes on a minute rant about how she didn't even get out of the vehicle. Pretty unreal stuff.

[@lettieduncker358]

That really irritated me too.

[@shinywarm6906]

the whole narration is that of a prosecuting counsel, not one calculated to help the viewer decide for themselves.

[@TheRoadhammer379]

I called this out too in a comment. Very misleading by the narrator.

[@sherriec5258]

I'd never leave my daughter somewhere like that. Wow.

[@Kloops]

Such a horrible tragedy. This is not a mother she is a monster.

[@cathypoags9054]

“Momster”

[@vidowatcher91]

In the calmest voice possible: "Yeah this the non-emergency line? Oh good thanks, yeah so I just want to report a non-emergency, my house is on fire. Wasn't sure if I should wait a certain amount of time or not before I called that's why I didn't call 911. Should I call back when the house has burned to the ground or is this OK?"

[@historybarf]

My two daughters and I have never ever argued. I adore them both with every fiber of my being. I would be so devastated that I wouldn’t be able to talk. This woman is just nonchalant. She is a monster.

[@johannah6696]

But mother and daughter often argue. Just not violently like here

[@historybarf]

@@LVL24 they’re in their 30s and one has three kids.

[@marymcneill2755]

@@historybarfhey sorry i'm a new mom to a 19 month old.. what's your advice ? How do you not argue about certain things that they disagree with or do you just let them do whatever ? or do you mean, no "bad" arguments , i'd love advice either way

[@historybarf]

@@marymcneill2755 no bad arguments. No, I raised them with limits. They are both very fine women now. One is a doctor!!

[@denisehoose5162]

My grandson is 6 when he was about 4 he heard his mom and I get in a little spat on the phone. He was in the car w me and we were in McDonald's drive thru while i was taking him home. He literally said hey Mema that's my mom dont talk to her like that. This lady if full of it. Lying thru her teeth! Unless shes got that baby brainwashed!

[@Lucy-ym8ch]

I feel as though some people are missing some really key facts. Meighen had been drinking because her mom was her designated driver. She then found out her mom was drunk. There was no public transport or Uber, it's really rural. It's similar to where I live and we are often warned that wedding venues are inaccessible by public transport and you'll need a car, that's just how some places are. Meighen made the choice to get in the car; that suggests to me her mom had drunk driven before or at least she judged she could still drive safely. Alcoholics or heavy drinkers, if she was one, build up a tolerance to alcohol. They could be over the drink drive limit yet still drive fairly well because the amount of alcohol they need to become intoxicated is much higher than a regular person. Meighen, herself drunk, decided her mom was still ok to drive. On realising her mistake she wanted to leave the car but stayed because she was concerned about her daughter. She reasoned that her mom could get home safely because her tolerance was higher. This turned out to be true. I think she was scared in the car and they argued about her mom's drinking. I don't think she would have attacked the driver who was driving her daughter. But we won't know unless the child remembers. I think she may have been trying to stay in the car as she was pushed out at speed, or the driver accelerated away as she was getting out and trying to get her daughter out. Some things don't add up. She died on impact; she rolled down a bank. There's a crash barrier. So, likely she fell out and died and was thrown over the barrier? In the UK there's a crime of concealing a death. It seems this would be a useful crime to have there because we should all agree the mother's sentence is pitiful and she showed zero emotion for her daughter's death. It's a death by misadventure. And totally avoidable. Young people often make a poor judgement to get in a car with a drunk person. Sadly this was her mother whom she should have been able to trust. Five days is just ridiculous. And I understand the lawsuit against the venue. They should have been prevented from leaving.

[@NicoleW86]

If my daughter ever goes missing best to believe everything stop, no working, no fun, crying, anxiety through the roof and dedicating my time to find her. I dont play when it comes to my daughter!! Hating on, acting nonchalant is absolutely horrific and disgusting!!

[@banjomechanic]

I can’t believe a mother would leave her 3 yr old in a car with her drunk grandmother. I also find it difficult to believe she would leave her phone behind. People are attached to their phones these days is an understatement. This woman is a narcissist. Her daughter is probably upset that she’s driving drunk. She probably pulled out her own hair to support her story. I don’t know what happened, but her dogging her own daughter for “not knowing her own work schedule” is petty. It would be notable if she said 5 and then changed it to 7 or 8, but a half hour is small potatoes. This woman is a nit picking micromanaging narcissist. I think she had been losing control of her adult daughter and if she could get rid of her then she’d have a 3 yr old kid to manipulate and control. You can just tell by her mannerisms and how she conducts herself. She knows they can’t prove anything.

[@megb7758]

🎯

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Beyond Evil, thanx for the upload. I'm not a Mom, I'm 'only' an aunt many times over and this woman is despicable. Stay safe!

[@Krise343]

Absolutely negligent homicide. Also, no three year old child would say “just leave her, Nana”. Leave her mom behind? No.

[@cyndylynn6369]

I cannot finish watching this. UNCONSCIONABLE...

[@redrumtruecrime]

Sickening. By the end, when the child says they BOTH got out the car, i can see how its possible that Jennifer could've shoved Meighan hard enough over the crash barrier, causing a broken neck, killing her outright. If Meighan had jumped from a moving car, she'd have been grazed up to high hell with head injury likely. How this woman, Jennifer can sh!t talk her daughter's character, knowing she's dead is true testament to her lousy character. I'm glad she's not got any kind of custody with Gia. She had no regard for that child's life, either. 2 generations of her own family that Jennifer acted recklessly against, causing the fatility of 1 of them. Poor Gia growing up with no mother because grandma was drunk and didn't like having her driving criticised!! Im guessing Meighan demanded to have the car pulled over so she and her daughter could get out, narcissistic mother refused until her hair got pulled! A fight ensued outside of the car. The way the posts hold the crash barrier in place its not likely Meighan's body would roll through them. The way a human body's limbs flail about, especially if tumbling from a moving car, chances are the arms or legs would catch and prevent the entire body fitting between the gaps of the posts. Jennifer should've got manslaughter, its utterly irritating that the law couldn't find a way to prosecute her in the death of her daughter!

[@amandahood7861]

Damn straight

[@Miss-320]

I agree! Great points!

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

Too much to read, please shorten your comment up.

[@tabby73]

The child never said they both got out of the car. She said Meghan got out twice.

[@miss0petersburg]

Never said both. She said her mom got out twice. Not grandma.

[@TheCornhusker]

Hopefully that little girl will never see that grandmother again either. That woman has done enough damage to that little girl in one life time.

[@melinda3413]

“Just leave her, nana!” ???? What the actual heck is this “mother” thinking the cops are gonna believe??? Wow! “I didn’t even think to call her!”???? Are you fuvking kidding me???

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

I want you to be lead investigator for the CIA when President Trump gets back into office in 2024!!! 🇺🇲

[@melinda3413]

@@Control-Alt-Delete619 right on! I’ll do that when I’m not in my superhero costume, saving the world from imbecilic morons. 👍🏻

[@ThimbleFox350]

"Grandmother I have assessed the situation at hand and have concluded that it is best if we leave mother behind on the road" - a baby in a diaper

[@jenhasken]

Cuz she didn’t call to cover her tracks oops then had to say that

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@jenhasken she just didn't want to get a DUI is all. 🍻

[@mandalynn410]

Man, i would have never ever left my daughter out in the middle of nowhere. What is insane is that they refer to this woman as a mother.

[@angelirohival6270]

Five days in jail is a harsher sentence???? What the heck?

[@jcurl3320]

Jesus is watching all

[@ketikatz]

I live in Oregon and I remember when this happened me and my fiance were super suspicious of the mom from the start because her story sounded so off and the moment they said they found her we both already knew I really couldn't image the trauma that little girl has to deal with for the rest of her life 🥺

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

I'm sorry you live in Oregon. You should divorce your husband for that and move to Nevada or something. 👍💍🚫

[@Diamond.Blake.]

@@Control-Alt-Delete619wtf why she should leave her husband???

[@chelsd7724]

@@Control-Alt-Delete619 Nevadas hardly any better the only thing that sage brush state has to offer is trash vegas and Reno 🤣

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@Diamond.Blake. for me, duh. 🙄

[@Control-Alt-Delete619]

@@chelsd7724 there's some truth to that. But there's a lot of mining going on there, and mining has made me a wealthy man! 👍🍻💰

[@YeshuaDisciple916]

I'm from Salem and I have quite a few friends that were really close to her and a couple that had been close to Meghan's family. This is such a sad, sad story. I don't know much about their personal relationship, however, it says something that people close to her suspected something was up from the very start. R.I.P. Meghan.

[@OSUBUCKEYE1]

What's strange is the fact that Megan's feet didn't have evidence of her walking barefoot.

[@jadeshea491]

I don’t have kids… but if my sister jumped out of a car (while drunk) and I couldn’t find her anywhere I would call the police because I don’t want her drunk a$$ to die of vomit asphyxiation alone in the woods. Even if she was sober and we were fighting… because I love her i would call a bunch and look around and if there was no sign I would still call 911, why? So she doesn’t get hit by a car or eaten by a bear :(

[@joanodom2104]

Only someone with nefarious intentions would act as Jennifer acted. Unconscionable!

[@Rusty.1776]

This case is heartbreaking! I have SOO many unanswered questions!!!!

[@carolinaandrade5395]

Every day I question myself as I mother and then you see cases like this.. wow! She’s a monster!

[@pumachangus8993]

This woman was awful! She knew her daughter either jumped out or was slung out of the car and at a much higher speed than she claimed and didn’t even have the decency to go back and check on her. Instead, she lied about where it happened and with absolutely no remorse whatsoever! This women should never see the light of day again!