The Psychopath That Killed His Sister | Paris Bennett | The Family I Had

[@VonSolo5]

He should never, ever be released. There is no way to trust him in any way. Terrifying monster.

[@tws3184392233]

Ur right never. He can't be fixed

[@pukljica]

My thoughts exactly! They know hes a psychopath and a monster and he still can walk free!?!

[@pukljica]

@Brandon Piperjack its something totally different if you make a stupid decision when your jung or when you brutaly murder your own blood! Iam sure you know that psychopaths are born with different brain structure and they can scan brain of a child who is killing animals to see if he has frontal lobe cortex developed as psychopaths do so they can know if its more likely they will kill again. And this guy is a total example of a psycho in every scale as they say&as we can see, he acted like a nice boy before&when he killed his sister, then the mask slipped, how do we know hes not acting now that he wants his freedom!? Iam always for second chances in life, but some pipl are just to dangerous to walk among us, period!

[@pukljica]

@Brandon Piperjack ok we can agree to desegree, and I think Iam not the only one! Nice day

[@janetturner1931]

Mojica Fitzgerald Kennedy's Rant66! YES! I agree 100%!

[@entaw7zk]

I've seen people in my family who stopped talking to their kids for way less than murder.

[@christinaarandall]

For real tho....

[@godschild163]

Savage lol

[@crystalynnbearr]

That’s sad. I haven’t raised any sociopaths but there’s literally nothing my children could do to make me turn my back. Absolutely nothing. That love is unconditional

[@Janellabelle]

@@crystalynnbearr Cindy Watts agrees.

[@proudmarinemomma827]

@@christinaarandall honestly, I feel that no one knows what they’d do, unless it happens to them. This is so sick and disgusting and I cannot fathom it. I don’t think I could ever talk to my child again, if they had done this to their sibling. Saying that, I’d want answers too; WHY?! I’d want to talk to them to ask questions... I think I’d go bonkers myself in this situation. I live in Texas and that freaks me out too. There’s evil everywhere. It’s unnerving! Doesn’t all of this happening in the world, feel biblical?! Prayers for Charity and God bless that sweet baby Ella.

[@willaminaviolet]

I was raised by a narcissist. My mother has done some incredibly horrible things to me and affected my life in ways most people would find unimaginable. The first time I ever experienced unconditional love was when I adopted a dog. It’s kind of embarrassing to admit that. The feeling of being loved no matter what...always happy to see you...missing you when you’re gone - it’s a wonderful feeling to love and to be loved. It’s what makes us humans, and dogs too, I suppose. ❤️

[@Ebenj2]

Don’t be embarrassed!! My cat is my best friend. Animal companionship is definitely underrated.

[@kaylarose9760]

My dog really meant a lot to me when I was little. It's very healthy to find love in your pet❤️

[@justasmalltowngirl9430]

I am sorry to hear about your mother and you childhood, but what we've been through and where we've been- does Not define us. I hope you are doing well now!

[@Veronica-vo6du]

I'm sorry for what you had to experience as a child through your biological parents but hope that you have overcome the hurt they caused you. Know that you are a strong woman and I agree that dogs have NOTHING but love to give their humans. I'm glad you've got your fur baby by your side. No doubt you're a fantastic fur mom too! God bless you! ❤

[@cynthiacrawford4419]

I am so sorry darlin' girl. I hope one day you will find those who truly value you as a person and will be able to make your live beautiful and complete! If your mother cannot do that, it is best to keep your distance. My mother is very similar. I have told her before, "I love you and I would like you to be in my life but if you continue to act like this, I do not have to have you in my life to be happy!"

[@desireedondiego5948]

The fact that he convinced the babysitter to leave early is what shook me the most. How did that even happen? 🤯

[@DogLover_365]

Right!? Like wtf 🤯 that part totally shocked me.

[@Laylaaa0630]

Right! AT FIRST, I was mad that she left because I am a former nanny/sitter of 18 years and I would never leave a job. Especially without confirmation from the parents! But honestly, her leaving probably saved her life! If she put up a fight or insist on staying, he could’ve went after her too. I’m wondering if she saw something in him or she had that gut feeling telling her to get out.…..but also, IF I left, I would be calling the mom and explaining what happened, and letting her know she needs to come back home.

[@Jkaye13]

He is not a baby boy at 13 years old Christina! I know 13 is very young, but 13 year olds have gone to work and supported the family when their father has passed.. 13 year olds are young men in many respects.. they can father a child; they are not ‘babies’ in any sense of the word.

[@mistermarsh1]

He totally became that person he shows us in interviews. NO WAY to be able to trust who he actually is....and he told us this before and I believe that. That babysitter will always regret that decision! Would love to see her/ him interviewed now.😢

[@mistermarsh1]

​@@Jkaye13 I'm convinced that's why she had a babysitter. She felt something she knew that he could not be trusted to be alone with that baby.

[@khanhfident]

I recently read a tweet that said, "Unconditional love does not mean unconditional access to you." I'm genuinely concerned for the mother's safety and well-being following his release.

[@alexandriacooper6054]

I totally agree

[@elizasbusiness6442]

Same

[@CLWettstein22]

Same

[@tws3184392233]

Me 2. I've watched everything about this case and he definitely wants to kill her as well.

[@suzannenichols6900]

@@tws3184392233 I haven't seen anything until today but just from what I've heard I would totally agree. Sadly this is a horrible case; the poor mother what she's gone through... as well as the little girl. And the boy is going through his own form of hell as well. But he will never be "fixed". If he's a psychopath, he'll never be healthy enough to walk amongst the rest of the population and it be safe for the rest. And he's smart enough to know that if they scan his brain they'll know he's a psychopath for sure. And NOT all psychopaths kill but he's already done that. And he had to be premeditating it because he sent the babysitter home. A very scary person. And an extremely sad case all way around.

[@alavenderfawn4025]

Can we just acknowledge how well that dispatcher handled such a messed up situation? Sweet Jesus.

[@amandamusic80]

yes normally when you hear these 911 operators its infuriating but she was fantastic, god bless.

[@Michaelabeauty96]

Seriously I thought that too I was thinking dang I wouldn’t have handled that that well at all

[@emilyjane9901]

Yesss, one of very few who are wonderful at the job! We always hear so many awful dispatchers. It was nice to hear a good one.

[@jengarc77]

The only thing though, is I think since he had told her that he had stabbed her, the dispatch should have told him to apply pressure to the wounds. I would think all those compressions would press more blood out?

[@margaretwallach7200]

@@emilyjane9901 0

[@jenp2453]

I know you always joke about being a ding dong and messing up words, BUT you are SUCH a good storyteller!

[@christinaarandall]

Awwww ty 🥺❤️

[@cb6749]

Right!? That is a legit talent. I could never

[@bethagbunag8759]

She is absolutely the best story teller out there

[@jenjuice432]

Yes!! Christina doesn't need a bunch of editing to capture and keep my attention. Just the way she sets it up, narrates, and conveys emotion is enough.

[@irenebernal5991]

Jen P Yes she is! Best story teller ever. I didn’t want it too end. I could hear her tell stories for hours 😁 The scary thing is this kid - now an adult man is going to be set free soon & God protect the people that cross his path. 😣😓😥

[@XGigglesX101]

The fact that he had the big three , narcissist, psychopath, and sociopath is scary as hell. No wonder no one knew the real him, he had the personality to pretend to be whatever people wanted him to be, plus add that fact that he’s a genius. He is literally the wolf in sheep clothing except unless, like she says , “the mask slips” you will never see the wolf til it’s too late .

[@michellemartinov6267]

Actually wolves aren’t sociopaths, wolves actually have family bonds

[@XGigglesX101]

@@michellemartinov6267 Have never heard of this expression? Look up “ A wolf in sheep clothing “ and ask for the meaning .

[@doctorposting]

lol what? you cant be a sociopath and a psychopath. the term is antisocial personality disorder. there is no “big 3”

[@taraerskine3954]

So many ppl, I have known have these tendencies, not to the point, that have killed anyone, hurt yes physically, mentally & then tell a funny joke? It's not funny watching someone fall & get hurt? I'm from Providence RI & so many ppl are narcissists or have narcissistic traits & cruel tendencies.

[@Ana-n8y1c]

All those disorders can put on mask but it eventually slips, just know the red flags and don't give too many chances. Even narcs can be very dangerous but never get found out because they have patience

[@aliceinwonderland2284]

Rest In Peace Sweet Baby Ella 🌸

[@cobaltblues8688]

Empathetic here too hon

[@explorer0213]

R.I.Pbella🌸🌱🌸🌱🌸🌱🌸🌱🌸

[@Ilmksmxo]

Rip Ella 🥺

[@lionelluva]

Yes. SIP Ella

[@MosiTheGreat]

I would never expect a mother to stop loving a child, but i think it's perfectly OK to love from a distance... especially in this case!

[@TanyaJo]

I will say the 911 operator is one of the best I’ve heard.

[@KDu400]

Can you even imagine?? 😳

[@TanyaJo]

Kirby Dufour no but she handled that like a pro. Bless her heart she probably like 😵 you know her ass is thinking no no no he probably pushed her and she is hurt 😞

[@stellamary204]

I agree. Some of them seem so rude and no patience whatsoever.

[@jessicagrover402]

I thought the same thing!!! Could you imagine being on the other end of that call😭.

[@LittleFishy219]

Kirby Dufour that’s what I thought. I wonder how she felt listening to him count... I’d love to hear her “side” of the story

[@shaylee6395]

Its been years since I watched the documentary. If memory serves me correctly, Charity went on to have another child, a son. Not only does she have to be concerned about her own safety, upon an approved parole release, she has to protect her last born son.

[@changeintheair9648]

Interesting - diid not know this. If true, she needs to protect herself and that child.

[@alexandraaubry6100]

It is true, and her son has a heart condition that he needed major surgery for when he was an infant. She as far as I know cut all communication and ties with Paris for her and her son phoenix’s protection.

[@vitalucas9452]

😢 I would have had my tubes tied.

[@vitalucas9452]

@missundertaker1457 Why not miss shout.

[@trudybee8183]

@@vitalucas9452exactly!! What if it’s genetics?

[@aljones75]

So sad that the mother basically lost two children, I don’t have children but cannot imagine being able to forgive after what he did.

[@ifiwsaflowridbearose]

He was trying to punish the mother.. He killed the 4 year old sister because that is the ultimate torture as a mother. She did lose both children in one day. As a mother myself, this is enough to make any parent want to give up.

[@charli1976]

When I watched the documentary I was confused at first to how she could stand by him after what he did, but then I thought, he did that as ultimate punishment to ruin her life and for her to lose everything, by her saying she is staying by him regardless, I think this may be a little revenge on her part because her doing that he didnt get all that he wanted.

[@NekoArts]

I think it's really complicated. I imagine that there is a war of emotions going on inside of her. I'm sure she hates him for what he did, but at the same time he's her son. I don't think you can just switch those maternal feelings off, even in a situation like this. I can't even imagine the conflict inside of her.

[@daniellea42]

Honestly it’s hard to imagine but as a mother...it would be so hard...you love you children more than you’ve loved anything in your life; it’s a kind of love that can’t be described. I feel like in a way her forgiving him was her way of not completely losing him...it’s sad asf man

[@Kellysbiggestfan311]

@Tiffany F. how you look?

[@delightful23]

His dad was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. And Charity’s mom murdered charity’s dad, but was acquitted. This is so beyond messed up.

[@DA-jw4lx]

The demon of death was certainly in their family.

[@TheB0Bthrob]

She needs to take the hint and stop having kids and preserving that DNA.

[@uyoebyik]

I believe psychopathy is genetic

[@bettyir4302]

@@uyoebyik The bad seed of bad seeds.

[@naomipayne4140]

Don't forget about her substance abuse, she stopped when she realized she was pregnant? How long into the pregnancy? I hate what he did but he had a bad start in life and to top it off granny was probably a psychopath too.

[@antreakyriakou3255]

I love how she doesn't want to spread hate, just share her opinion respectfully💕

[@marsharowaihy6725]

Same here, I really respect that about her

[@emiliannacanada9784]

Same, thats why i come to her for these kind of stories

[@antreakyriakou3255]

@@emiliannacanada9784 yea same and i know she 100% does her research right

[@melissaridner8857]

Great job on telling this harrowing story. What I've always wondered about this case is what could Paris have possibly said to the babysitter who was 21 years old to make her decide that it was okay to leave 2 children that she was in charge of and obligated to stay with until their mother returned from work alone.

[@georginalagerquist1078]

One more reason I believe the boy is possessed. A demon is crafty they know what to say or convince a person to do what they want

[@Jkaye13]

@@georginalagerquist1078 I definitely believe he was demon possessed to do what he did..

[@thefirm4606]

Psychopaths can be incredibly charismatic

[@melissaridner8857]

@@thefirm4606 I realize that but still this babysitter was an adult and Paris was a child,a responsible babysitter would have waited for the mother to come home,I know I absolutely would have never left two children that I was in charge of alone for any amount of time or for any reason.

[@mickistover4118]

“You can’t reason with evil. Evil wants what it wants and it won’t stop until it’s won or you kill it” Yellowstone

[@bloodtypena]

Wise words Micki

[@alanmclain7072]

YES! TRUE!

[@gothictdk3792]

Psychopaths mimic emotions. They pretend.

[@alanmclain7072]

Exactly, they act and look at your o see if you believe it

[@nicolem.1936]

God that is scary.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

@@nicolem.1936 you can also see right through them, they think they are clever but aren’t.

[@Romne]

@@MsTinkerbelle87 A whole bunch of "successful" psychos would disagree with you. The notorious ones especially - they were not caught until they killed dozens.

[@NatzTalk]

And Sociopaths feel emotions for their families to an extent.

[@kamillerobertson5929]

If my son murdered my daughter, I'd never want to see his face again. This does not mean I'd stop loving him, I just can't imagine wanting a relationship with him after such a heinous crime!

[@bettyir4302]

I'd stop loving him. Evil doesn't deserve love.

[@brianmiller915]

Yep and abused her too..sick

[@survivingtheinternetsarahg1205]

I’m with you 100 percent.

[@adrianaboga8361]

I totally agree.

[@carolhutchinson7763]

@@bettyir4302: To me it isn't just a matter of deserving; I just *couldn't* love him.

[@natalienovack1352]

If this happened to me & my family, I honestly don’t think I could ever look at my son again. I wouldn’t go visit him. And I’d move far, far away and most likely change my identity, because when he got out of prison, he’d come looking for me, and it’s so easy to find ANYONE today with social media & the Internet. I’d be completely heartbroken in doing so (of course)!! This story is so, so sad. I cannot even begin to fathom what this poor mother is going through & has gone through. May little Ella be resting easy. Love to the mother ❤️❤️❤️

[@Ana-n8y1c]

Think of you sibling, you would still know them on a certain level. It's not easy to turn from the parts you think are good until it happens

[@melissaridner8857]

@@natalienovack1352 Everyone has the right to make their own decision though, Charity just feels like she can't completely abandon him and I get that.

[@lauren189]

He should never ever get out he would definitely kill again

[@lauren189]

@All American Teen 🥰

[@MeloPagan]

Disturbing... just comes to show that we don't know people, not even our kids. Scary 😖

[@SkirtyGirl]

Could I ask you a random question?

[@SjofnBM1989]

@@SkirtyGirl you just did.

[@lynsirobertson3527]

@@SkirtyGirl lol

[@SkirtyGirl]

no one ever suspected me of being a MAP

[@daisybelle2336]

These series; Her 👆🏻Kendall Rae, Danelle Hallan, That Chapter, JCS Psychology... My goodness... they all make me SOOO friggin’ paranoid! I literally cannot sleep at night. The series are so addicting.

[@karinknapp8898]

Love is unconditional, but tolerance for bad behavior should not be. That's when tough love comes into play.

[@qiralyncassette]

Good luck with that on a psychopath

[@MissErikaHeart]

Preforming tough love might not be the most therapeutic approach for a grieving mother.

[@bluevelvet2976]

That’s too dam tough.

[@Leo-fu6yn]

As a privileged person whose parents have always had good intentions, there is no such thing as a perfect parent! Keep it up as long as it stems from love!

[@changeintheair9648]

And, may I add, there is not such thing as a perfect child. All humans have fallibility.

[@jenniboo9441]

No joke, this dude scares the shit out of me. The first time I saw his story, and saw him speaking, it gave me chills. I have no doubt that he would kill again if he gets out. Not a single doubt.

[@bluevelvet2976]

He is a serial killer. Prison does not rehabilitate their prisoners. I would write him off as a bad check.

[@susangilliam6400]

Agree with you..if he gets out, I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't kill again.

[@thehealingqueensv]

Exactly

[@christophermiller159]

Yes he will kill again! He gets out in five years that’s it, how scary his mom needs to flee from him.

[@christinaw2518]

@@bluevelvet2976 He was stopped @ age 13 by police b4 he could become a serial killer but if Paris is ever paroled no doubt he would be a high risk to commit another violent or deadly crime.

[@Uhhh-x7c]

This story is so saddening. Charity lost both her children in the same night. Imagine the pain. Rip Ella 🕊️

[@marybethtipton5917]

I could not imagine being in her situation and I hope none of us ever do. This is so sad!

[@joceelee]

In his interview with Piers Morgan, he said he ‘can’t comprehend’ what he was thinking when he murdered his sister, and he is ‘completely estranged from who i was then’. At that point you appreciate how manipulative he is. He knows the psychologists are listening and he’s working towards that parole hearing.

[@jbullets5964]

Narcissists are no joke, my ex was one and they can be extremely controlling, manipulating, charming etc. But it's really scary when it gets ugly. And you're right about the documentary...I've watched it and it definitely left out a ton.

[@paisbeyer7122]

I found myself researching this story after watching an interview with Charity. She is incredible and I admire her strength and resilience. I think it should be mentioned that she was told by a psychiatrist that he had homicidal tendencies about 3-4 months prior to Ella’s murder. I think this significant and worthy of mentioning. Not to point a finger at Charity. Just to indicate that there were signs. The grandmother is another story!

[@LadyB2006]

You are correct. This was when the grandmother tried to have him committed after stabbing or trying to stab Charity.

[@RoslynnMckoy]

@@LadyB2006 wow Idk he tried to attack his mom if that's true she should've had him committed then

[@aly5891]

I find myself researching so many of the cases Christina covers after watching them. I’ve never heard so many of these insane stories. And I literally have watched true crime forever! This case and the woman that cooked her husband have traumatized me dude

[@nadiazahroon6573]

Grandma was a wild person. But don’t blame her either, stop blaming.

[@anabella4166]

After hearing that he SA’d that baby, & that he had Zero remorse over this.. No, I could never support him as a Mother after that, I would advocate for his incarceration. That’s prob one of the few things EVER that could cause me to give up on my child.

[@melodythomas1787]

Advocating for him to be kept in prison is the best way to show her love for him n Ella.

[@lulujac9196]

I agree 1000%…. I have 2 boys and a girl. There’s not much they could do for me to turn my back on them, but murdering and S…A…ing their sister would be it…

[@stormeweather4747]

@@melodythomas1787 Yessss bc he is only going to hurt someone again when he gets out 💔

[@robertolopez5747]

💯

[@martasplace6414]

I'm sorry but until something like that happens to you (which I pray it doesn't)you will never know what you would do! Charity most likely would have thought the same thing, but if you love your kids unconditionally, there are things that can happen and you will overlook it, not that you will think what they did was ok, but you will probably blame yourself in a way, wondering what you did wrong (that's just a normal question we ask ourselves) and you will still see your child as a child that you love, it's very normal, because of the complete love we have for our children!

[@christysivley]

I think when his mother said he wouldn't acknowledge her pregnancy at any point just shows how early his hatred for his sister began. And when Ella was born and he gushed over her and said she was beautiful, he was already putting his plan into motion. That was done to keep his mom snowed as to his true intentions and feelings. He hated his sister on a molecular level and was gonna make his mom pay for it. So very sad. I feel so awful for this woman.

[@caylapelkey3305]

Agreed, I def believe his "affections" were self serving, ive got a very similar sibling

[@aestheticallysyd7789]

Yes! Exactly!

[@shananalexander9789]

I agree and that is so very sad.

[@landofthelivingskies3318]

Exactly!!

[@emmanuallemarro3908]

I takes all types to make our planet go round.

[@emilyallen8956]

If you’re looking for a book recommendation, “Confessions of a Sociopath: a Life Spent Hiding in Plain Sight” by M.E Thomas is a great autobiography written by a diagnosed sociopath. She’s an accomplished attorney, maintains a relationship with her family, and never became violent but she does discuss her sociopathic thoughts and some of it is kinda chilling lol knowing they’re just living among us👀

[@gislainedamotta]

LOL Im interested to read

[@Hedwig-gj2di]

I don't know how some of these lawyers aren't sociopaths. Some of them, you would think it comes with the job description.

[@Vinegarissweet]

@@Hedwig-gj2di Some of them are. Many are in high paying professions such as Doctors and Lawyers.

[@emilyallen8956]

@@Hedwig-gj2di that’s actually the authors occupation lol and they mention thinking a lot of their colleagues are too👀

[@haroldinegallant1929]

The reason why he doesn't want to be evaluated is because he said that he doesn't want the results to come up in his parole hearing and " hurt his case ". 🙄

[@srorrim]

i mean, thats fair lol

[@gemmag.2988]

OMG. I really hope his mum is well advised as his parole date draws close. Charity and Phoenix are obvious targets for this murderous nutcase.

[@daisymae4958]

I dont feel people like this should even have nor get the choice in be evaluated.

[@JellyBeanInTheNight]

He uses the word LOVE in the way that he thinks he should, but he doesn’t really grasp the concept which is where all the contradictions come from.

[@megan73336]

I’m 22, my 21 year old sister is a narcissist/sociopath. We have had issues with her since she was little. She has thrown me through walls, tried stabbing me (she only ended up getting a hole in my jacket), beat my mother up plenty of times, tried to set the house and other people on fire etc. I don’t go around her or talk to her because it puts me in an unhealthy mindset and I know it’s bad for me. I do love her though, I just have learned I have to love from a distance sometimes. I guess you can say that’s conditional love . On a side note, these are my favorite videos that you do! Thank you so much for all you do.

[@ashleygarcia6448]

My love for my kids and family is unconditional, if one of my kids did something horrible I still would see them and be in there life.

[@user-pi3hd2bt3f]

What if one of your kids killed another?

[@lyndilane2625]

“I love my sister with every fiber of my being” that the “mask” - it’s a programmed response which is typical of a narcissist

[@winifredhalvorsen7408]

I have no doubt that Paris had this planned from the minute his mother gave birth to that beautiful little girl.

[@asbisi]

My thought too. He was very controlling of her. Pretended to be a nice big brother, but in reality, he hurt her all along. Little things (and maybe not so little, I don´t know), but constantly. Like a cat with a mouse. He even said out loud in a scary voice that he was going to kill her. He said it to his mother, so she knew pretty much that he was messed up. She also saw the controlling and half-violent behaviour. Parents are gullible when it comes to their kids though. I think his main motive for killing Ella was to punish his mother for having her. Now the mother is making her youngest son bond with this monster. When he gets out, he will kill his brother - for sure!

[@xoxojoy01]

And like it was said he had an IQ of an adult genius. I’m sure he was plotting and pretending the whole time. Scary to know some of these kids can end up monsters no matter how well they were raised.

[@kymt1234]

My thoughts exactly and honestly thinking about the sick twisted pleasure he got from killing her just makes my skin crawl especially because of the fact that he finally got to do what he had probably been planning on doing for her entire life and I don’t have children but I can say with absolute certain tea that if one of my children down the road killed their sibling in a matter such as this hands-down I would never Want to see them or speak to them again I can’t say that I would not love them because I feel like as a parent your love is unconditional but I can’t say that for me it would be one of those things where you love them but you don’t associate with them and that’s probably not the best word to use but it’s the best when I can come up with right now

[@jocrisantos3541]

@@kymt1234 I guess you can’t really know what you would do until you would be in that situation. It’s a “what if”game, but until it would really happen, who knows.

[@kymt1234]

@@jocrisantos3541 Yeah you’re probably right on that one I mean I can say all I want that I would never speak to the child again but it’s also like a double edge sword in away because at the end of the day that’s still your child but they also killed your other child so like how do you even deal with that I don’t know I’d like to say that I wouldn’t speak to the child in jail as I said in my original comment but if I was in that type of situation I don’t know that I could actually follow through with that it’s at the end of the day that’s still your child you know

[@sheizm888]

“Mask slipped “… every woman who ever LOVED a narcissist, felt that ish right there…

[@franceslopez3363]

Oh yes

[@Marcyy65]

Definitely

[@skysurferrain430]

Omfg yes

[@kymt1234]

Amen As soon as she said that I’m sitting here like yup I know exactly what that feels like

[@carifacciani3669]

Try a Narcissist on steroids That's one nightmare to run from..free at last

[@KandyMalynn]

Sometimes you have to wash your hands and tell yourself that you have done all you can. And just pray for your kid. Love watching you❣️

[@phenomenalwoman6111]

Worst babysitter ever. What kind of sitter listens to the kids aboutwhether they need em around or not? & not even contact the parent?

[@cutepumpkin4744]

He was very smart and a manipulator so it makes sense that could happen.

[@bethanya.9415]

I babysat from 13 years old through college and I would never leave kids at home alone even if the 13 year old says its cool. Kids push boundaries its the babysitters job to make sure all of the kids are safe. Terrible babysitter. Call the parents if unsure.

[@rebeccaburke4191]

Bethany A. The babysitter should of been charged with neglect

[@ZoeF.O]

@@rebeccaburke4191 I wanted to say the same thing about it, but do we know what happened to the sitter? Maybe she was charged for neglect? I don't know, I never knew about this case, it's so scary (sorry for my English).

[@Emma-ek1jw]

Judita J. Your English is great!

[@JustAmy76]

The 911 call was so telling. I could tell that he wasn’t doing CPR. When you do chest compressions your adrenaline is pumping and you have to force yourself not to go too fast. When I heard him counting hella slow while “doing the compressions”, I knew it was BS. I know he’ll be out at some point, but he should never be set free.

[@kimseiberling5263]

Wouldn’t he also be breathing hard and out of breath?

[@JustAmy76]

@@kimseiberling5263 yes, definitely!

[@theLatestkraze]

Good point

[@brising8213]

He literally said "okay" so monotone too!

[@sativarosegold3604]

Because he knew she was dead lol. He stabbed her 17 times. It would've been a pointless exercise even if he did care

[@KeishaC85]

They need to keep him in prison he’s refusing brain scans and everything. Naw he’s gonna do this again and a danger to society and hes showed no emotion at all for what’s he done. He’s a walking devil on earth!

[@bethagbunag8759]

I agree how are they going to let him out? He is going to do it again. He might even become a serial killer 😨 it’s so scary to think of him being freed

[@sanny-nk9re]

He only killed his sister because of jealously he is not a psychopath, all he wanted was his mother.

[@bethagbunag8759]

@@sanny-nk9re so....killing his sister from jealousy is not a psychopath? He also has no remorse and he was “acting”normal his whole life he was just really really good at it. That equals a psychopath

[@GriffRP99]

@@sanny-nk9re You don’t murder someone especially a family member because of jealousy and not be a psychopath.

[@DA-jw4lx]

He definitely has demons that have taken over his mind and body.

[@girlhasnoname0001]

This case is insane. I think this should be one of those cases that needs to be re-evaluated and sentence him life in prison without the possibility of parole. He is terrifying and can't be trusted. No one will be safe, specifically his mom, when he gets out. He strikes me as a predator who will take his time and find her mom no matter where she is.

[@robpolaris7272]

He has ZERO feeling when he talks about shame or guilt. He is just saying what he knows normal people would say. Mothers that treat children like they walk on water no matter what they do are creating a narcissist.

[@anniekerpels]

Narcist people van be good acteurs..my son his father is one 2 . And boy he can talk so good he has brainwashing me over and over again. Thanx god i out of this relation but it scars me for life...

[@housemouse66]

I don’t think I could visit my son if he was like Paris only because i know I would get hurt. People like that don’t love back... they don’t feel anything

[@housemouse66]

Leighanntastic I know... your own kid who you’ve loved even before they were born and to find out they’ve just been faking it... my gosh 💔 a young boy capable of doing that...

[@K3333-p1o]

Same probobly wouldnt want that image of him being "my" innocent baby boy being further destroyed

[@dontmindme3489]

Can we just talk about how Charity, the mother, has another child now, named Pheonix, who she allows Paris to speak to? Some crazy stuff there, man.

[@cheryle1266]

WHAT???

[@classicarah]

That part,I don’t get it.

[@dontmindme3489]

Cheryl E Yes, indeed. I was surprised Christina didn’t mention it in this video but it is true.

[@christinaarandall]

I didn’t feel like that part was important to the main story but we will discuss all of that on the podcast 🎙 💙

[@CharissaPlans]

I guess she feels it’s okay if she doesn’t plan to have a relationship when he gets out. I personally still wouldn’t do it

[@marryjeangonzales2443]

You’re a good storyteller my GOD, i start watching you via FB last month and now I started to watch every videos you have here at YT, you just felt every every story you are telling ❤️‍🔥

[@catnus]

It’s her calling!!!

[@cherylscotland4442]

He didn't let them scan his brain cause his mom is next in line in that drawer in his head His mom is in denial she need to wake up

[@ShadesAndBoots]

A brain scan can't read your thoughts or plans😂😂😂

[@ashlynn2704]

Cheryl scotland exactly

[@caroline4489]

This is why it is so important to raise awareness of Narcissistic personality traits... I have to “coparent” with one and it is the hardest thing to prove his abuse.

[@caroline4489]

The problem is the mother overlooked what other people would have seen as warning signs

[@christinaarandall]

I am so sorry you have to deal with that Caroline. 😞

[@brookeperry9959]

I'm there with you. Prayers ♥️

[@narcissistictacticsreveale824]

I feel for you because I myself am stuck in the same boat. I’ve tried to collect evidence through how he switches up through text to provide to my lawyer as proof of the abuse but it’s hard. Even people around me don’t understand why I ran away with my children from what seemed to be the “perfect man” he’s a covert Narc. What scares me more and more is that he was eager to join our bank accounts which I disagreed to and sign me up for life insurance immediately when I moved in. We weren’t even married or engaged yet and you’re running to sign me up and PAY for MY life insurance!?? I’m terrified to think what would of happened if I stayed. Hopefully we both find a light at the end of this crazy tunnel 💕

[@spazarellapoet8735]

He should never be free to possibly hurt anyone ever again.

[@rachelyoung3266]

God DANG. What a story. To watch these type of videos, you have to almost disconnect yourself from reality and not think of this as being someone's real life. It hurts but I cant look away.

[@KawaiiRebelx3]

sounds like he got the murder gene from his grandmother, the one that allegedly killed her husband. so sad that a kid that young could experience such bad impulses.

[@MeganHaynes_Megumi_Gam3r]

Omg, I said the same thing! It's freaking genetic.

[@emmanuallemarro3908]

That's one hmm comment. Time to get the anthropology sociology biology etc books out and get another perspective. Demons are just an excuse to pass blame. Really

[@nursemarn]

His father was a paranoid schizophrenic as well. He lost in the genetic lottery. His poor mother. He punished her in the worst way possible. I hope she knows that he is still manipulating her. And I pray she takes her new son and moves far away and changes their names. There is no doubt that he will be let out, and he will go after her and his brother. He is extremely dangerous.

[@slingshotdon]

There no evidence to suggest that there's a murder gene. Every human has the potential to be a murder

[@nursemarn]

@@slingshotdon no there is no murder gene, but there is a hereditary factor with mental health and brain disease such as psychopathy, sociopathy and schizoaffective disorders.

[@ellacloud5925]

I think Paris going through puberty was what finally put him over the edge to the point where he could no longer hide who he truly was. So so so scary and sad.

[@elizabeth-ty3he]

I’m guessing in was all premeditated

[@natasharichardson4609]

I heard of this and saw the documentary in the past. To be honest, I would not capable of unconditional love in this case :(

[@classicarah]

Me neither,he’s not showing any kind of regret.

[@ifiwsaflowridbearose]

classicarah It’s cause he’s medically diagnosed as a psychopath.. Psychopaths don’t feel remorse. That’s a big part of that disorder.

[@natasharichardson4609]

@@ifiwsaflowridbearose Clearly along with several other diagnosed mental disorders. I was stating it would be unforgivable for me.

[@rachellejones6254]

Which documentary was it? I’d like to see it...

[@bellafiga5999]

Rachelle Jones the link is in the description for this video.

[@BellaLu26]

I'm a diagnosed sociopath and it's honestly something that has messed with my head my entire life. And that's the only reason i even know for sure.. I HAD to know so I went to the doctor.. But here's the thing: I can absolutely feel(I've always loved my parents and I love my daughter), but I don't feel anywhere near the empathy that other ppl do, and that's something you just KNOW about yourself. And unfortunately you know it very early in life.. Also the fact that this even bothers me I always hoped that negated any kind of socio/psycho status. Also I've definitely never hurt anyone and do not want to.. But the psychiatrist told me that sociopaths as well as psychopaths can and do feel. They can feel for people that are very close to them, but beyond that there's little to nothing. When I was young I thought that I was just bad or that my brain was screwed up, but I've always been blessed to have the most loving supportive family anyone could ask for. My parents and my daughter are my compass for good and even if I don't feel it I know the difference between right and wrong and will always try to do right if only for their sake.

[@lunalys5075]

With all the bad rap that sociopaths and psychopaths understandably get, and they have to be held accountable for their actions if they end up committing atrocious crimes and even less, I still always thought it's not someone's fault if they turn out to be like that. No one willingly makes a choice to have their brain wired that way. I'm glad to hear you have a supportive family and that you are receptive to their positive influence :)

[@cc-hg3cj]

Only for THEIR sake? Seriously? You are crazy now, and I suggest you stay away from the rest of us and stay around your family...since you will only be decent for THEIR sakes! Noone else cares about you or your family, so stay away from us!!

[@cc-hg3cj]

@@lunalys5075 since you are so in love with this nut, why don't you go live in his twisted world 🌎! You are probably one yourself! Takes one to know one!

[@Miche-]

As someone who's been diagnosed with antisocial personality, I advised the mother to move on. He's going to be mad for a brief time but not because he lost her mother, but because he cannot manipulate her for his benefit, he will get over once he can find someone else to prey on.

[@FreeOpenTruth]

Are you speaking out of past experience? Edit- BTW, you look good in your picture!

[@bam2431]

I feel this is so very accurate!

[@emilyraley4268]

yup

[@heneedsomemilk4194]

That whole situation is sad and scary just shows you have to watch your kids around other kids not just adults

[@nutmegsmama]

The psychologist told her that for a reason… he probably couldn’t say everything he was thinking because of confidentiality. She needs to mourn her son and move on with life as if he were dead too..

[@adrianaboga8361]

I agree 💯%.

[@linalicious415]

Exactly 💯

[@rachaellewis5873]

Yes!!

[@jennid8958]

Ugh this poor girl. I get chills thinking about the last moments that beautiful little girl went thru. Imagine trusting your older brother - a person that is supposed to protect and love you- does sexual things, beats you, and stabs you to death. This is a very crazy scary story.

[@ireneangelucci3733]

Crazy is an understatement

[@juliajohansson7058]

If he gets out, those who let him out to the public will have blood on their hands. Because he WILL do it again.

[@shawnnewell4541]

His sentence is 40 years and he was 13. He's going to be about 53 when he has to be released. I hope he will be on parole for life.

[@lynnsnyder-needles7198]

A mother's love unconditional. I once told my husband that if my daughter stabbed me to death, my last words to her would be I love you and I forgive you. Unfortunately it was my daughter who passed away. I will never get over it. RIP Kierstyn

[@mandysheppard305]

God bless you, honey. I’m so sorry...

[@Amille06]

How awful. I hope you are ok and can feel some peace.

[@VeraMPC]

💔

[@chanelfitzgerald]

I watched the Piers Morgan interview with him a couple of years ago. Piers Morgan said that he showed no remorse for what he did and said he felt very uncomfortable interviewing him. This is the type of person who doesn't deserve parole because if you kill at that age you are positively evil. Like the James Bulger killers here in the UK, just as if even more disturbing.

[@KatelinTheKat]

This is so tragic. Poor little Ella... Rest in paradise baby angel. How frightening to have your child turn out that way

[@TheeMademoiselle]

I understand this mother’s pain, however, 2027 is around the corner and most likely she’s next. She needs to wake tf up and BOUNCE. Idk how she cares for him after what he did and has no remorse like 🧐...I COULD NEVER. F all that.

[@oharriet4666]

Absolutely! Her house will be his first fucking stop after he's released.

[@dollymadison2397]

She knows what she's doing.

[@undeniably_crissy2902]

That is guilt! He was taken to the police station that November. Charity was informed that he was a psychopath. They told her that he needed to be under observation. A drugged out Charity at the time refused and took her son home. 3 months later, Paris killed Ella. Charity was NOT CLEAN while Paris was a child. She admits that. She actually had many times she went off the wagon. She would actually go on benders and leave the children alone together. It's that guilt that keeps her connected to Paris! There's actually videos that show him threatening Charity and Ella after she was born. So this isn't the complete story at all.

[@undeniably_crissy2902]

@Alice Kae he admits he wanted to kill Charity but killing Ella would hurt her more so that's what he did.

[@SherrySaundersNC]

@@undeniably_crissy2902 + Yes your right there’s a lot more to this story. Charity’s mother showed major signs of a high level narcissist. So there’s mental issues that runs in that blood line. No telling bout Paris Father. Hope Charity sticks to what she says & stays away from Paris; she has another son now to protect.. only difference between a psychopath and a sociopath is one is born that way and one is created ....I personally believe Paris was born that way. And its sad that the medical system is behind the eight ball on these types of mental disorders... specially narcissism & when it’s mixed to other disorders.

[@notacanadian278]

My close family member has anti social personality disorder with sociopathic tendency. He has described "love" as a feeling of recognition that triggers a feeling of protective possession. In other words "I recognize you as mine but I don't like when someone else does".

[@bbghoul_x]

That's scary

[@lousunny5682]

Omg that’s freaken scary.

[@Queenofthatank]

Sounds about right

[@clarissanm918]

I got chills omg that is scary!

[@sarahholland2600]

So people are an object he possesses & no-one else can have. Scary.

[@britneybritt4757]

I couldn't imagine being the mother in this situation 😔

[@LoLoLifeinFlorida]

I feel like the way you tell cases I learn more then when I watch dateline! I've been on a Christina Randall binge I can't stop watching your videos!

[@leckits]

She had another child, his name is Pheonix! I really hope her and Pheonix can keep themselves safe when Paris gets out of prison

[@JessiHungry]

What a beautiful and fitting name 🥺💜

[@LadyB2006]

Unfortunately, she is allowing him to have a relationship with Phoenix per the documentary on Amazon. I hope she takes Phoenix and moves away from everyone assisted her past before he gets out. He has the ability to do it again.

[@reneebingham7872]

@@LadyB2006 I don’t think she suffers from any illusions about Paris or her situation. I suspect that she has plans to get herself settled with everyone in her life so she can make decisions in the future. She’s in recovery, so I believe she has a firm grasp on the reality of her situation as a whole. If Charity ever truly feels like her family is in danger, I really think she will do what’s best. IMO I believe she is getting “right” with her mom and once she does that I think she will feel better about making any decision about moving away or whatever. I truly wish her the best. She seems like a strong, smart, and intuitive woman. I hope Phoenix had all those gifts from her and more. 💜

[@LadyB2006]

@@reneebingham7872 I think she does have a few illusions about him and the situation. She is a mother that wants to see some good in her child were there is none. For him to kill that baby and watch her fight for her life and feel nothing even now shows shows how heartless he is. Allowing Phenoix to have a relationship with Paris is putting him in the direct line of a monster that has already killed one of her children, tried to harm her and felt nothing just joy while doing it is inexcusable. Getting right with the people in her life does not mean she should put her baby boy in danger. That is selfish and cruel to Phenoix. That baby was already born with heart problems and with a low chance of life and she should make sure you does everything possible to keep him safe, healthy, and happy. Having a relationship with sociopathic murderer that has no problem with killing a family member is not healthy for either of them. I just hope that they are safe if or when he gets out.

[@livingdeadgirl805]

@@LadyB2006 Charity has openly admitted she fears that when Paris gets out he could still harbor violent intentions towards her, and fears her and Phoenix could be a target for Paris’ psychopathic resentment...and she has said that she’s considering going into hiding to protect Phoenix..so it sounds like she knows he’s not “fixed” or anything...

[@hdjfkgkhkgxkfxk2602]

0:06 Christina: I want you t- Me: park that big mac truck right in this little garage???🥺

[@christinaarandall]

Omg! 💀🤣 Get that song out of my head 🤣

[@robbishiflett745]

No especially since he sexually assaulted his sister. This story makes me sick. I most certainly would walk away from my child and never go see them again if they did this to their sibling!

[@tamihord6480]

I think I agree.. not in her shoes.. I could be talking out my ass right now. but I really don't think I could ever forgive that . Or ever look him in the face again

[@naturallight4745]

*Robbi Shiflett* Glad I've gone through the comments. I've found yours & it confirms to me that I *CAN'T* bring myself to watch this. Thanks.

[@infamous_k]

Someone I dated was molested, along with his sister, by his older brother growing up. When they worked up the courage and told their parents about it. They never said a word about it again to them and pretended it never happened. It’s sick and idk how someone could be okay with never giving their children justice. Even if their other child is the one who victimized them. Just sick.

[@ms.sanchez3924]

"Why didn't you kill a pet instead of your sister?" That's just as wrong and there's been numerous cases and studies over decades that say many killers (esp serial killers) start out by killing small animals. I have the feeling if he didn't kill his beautiful baby sister he may have killed the whole family or become the next Ted Bundy. They say he was a genius, however there's a connection between very high intelligence and serious mental illness (of course we have many who have achieved many things and have made our lives easier by their inventions). It's scary how this 13 ye old boy could laugh and say he had them fooled all these years. I don't think this one can change but that's just my personal opinion.

[@sinceresong9907]

That is interesting . I did not know he sexually assaulted his sister. But whenever I hear this story I got a feeling someone got him and he was sexually assaulted over years (not saying it justified his actions).I think he is very disturbed fro something that happened to him.

[@agent7461]

Hey christina!! I'm from Texas. I have a similar back story to yours as I did 4 years in a TX prison in my early 20's. Im almost 50 now so can relate to your story. I'm relatively new to your channel and really enjoy your true crime recaps. The Bennet story is so tragic. I read Paris was communicating with a gal and their back and forth ideas of continued mayhem have since caused Charity to several ALL ties with him.

[@lenard765]

I pray thats true for her lil mans sake. This monster wanted mommy to himself period. He's a sociopath.. Hair stand on edge scary 😳

[@stevedouglas5443]

He looks like he's ready for the electric chair. I normally wouldn't say this, but this is extreme. He will kill again if he gets out.

[@Munequita216]

My thoughts exactly

[@emmanuallemarro3908]

I want to reply to this crap but I'm going to bite m tongue.

[@stevedouglas5443]

@@emmanuallemarro3908 bite it off

[@nursemarn]

He will get out. He got the max of 40 years.

[@carissapoole3861]

Right! And I feel like just because he was a juvenile they took it pretty easy on him. He should never be able to be released from jail!

[@ellenadams7354]

She needs to get away & change her identity. You can not change him. I'm so sorry I can't even imagine 😓 Run!!! God Bless you 😓

[@gRinchY-op5vr]

She plans to with her little boy she had after the murder, she still loves Paris but knows he will kill again if he gets out and feels he will come for her and his little brother

[@ellenadams7354]

@@gRinchY-op5vr Thank you Jesus ❤️ God Bless her✝️ I know how it is to love your children that deep! it's safe to visit her son in prison. To give him all that she feels a Mother should bc The Lord knows if he were out, she could Not be there for him!!! or try and have a relationship!!!! No Way!!!! God Bless her for trying with her son🛐💖✝️ but, she needs to be ready to go at every court parole hearing and let her son know she loves him but is impossible for her & her child's life, to be together with him. That she Loves him😓❤️😓 But, there is no cure for this. Sad Soul Breaking pain. I Pray she can hide🛐 I'm scared she will be worried about him And Send Money then he may be able to figure out where she is. Poor Momma won't even be able to contact him again 😓 I Pray Momma stays strong enough to go and change identity 🛐❣️✝️ Praying God's Wisdom to her & Thru her in Jesus Holy Merciful Name! 🛐❣️✝️Amen!!! 😓

[@Palmetto-J]

@@ellenadams7354 Oh wow. I find it quite hypocritical yet unbelievable that you would be in agreement with this woman living her life in total fear of her son while within that very same thought you mention "Jesus' holy merciful name" and "praying" for her. You also believe that there is no cure for him thereby declaring he's forever condemned and that she needs to sever her relationship with him and go into hiding for the rest of her life. Well that's not what the word of God agrees with. 2 Timothy 1:7 | For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. And1 John 4:18 | There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love. Matthew 10:28 | And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell. When you have The Lord Jesus Christ you don't fear any man. If this mother has committed her life into HIS loving hands then there is hope for her and her son's relationship to be made new thru Christ. Yes of course Paris needs a powerful touch from God but until then it has to start with the mother Charity's faith in our Lord. Faith. Without it, it is impossible to please God. Faith can move mountains. Who knows? Just by her having the right kind of faith in HIM, Paris could change overnight into a new creature. We can't just give up on our children NO MATTER WHAT they have done cuz you know what? HE never gave up on us even after we murdered HIS only begotten son on the cross. She's doing the right thing by continuing her visitations with him in prison which lets him know that she still loves him NO! MATTER! WHAT! he's done. He still has seven years to go so why don't we pray during that time for his soul to be reconciled back to The Father Yah.

[@LadyB2006]

She does need to talk her younger son Phoenix and run, however I don't think she will do that because she is even allowing him to form a relationship with Phoenix.

[@ellenadams7354]

@@Palmetto-J on kindness, I do agree with you and said, it's wonderful that she has a chance to have a relationship with him in jail and I agree. I do Pray for God to Touch Paris in a Mighty way!! I believe in Prayer, I Believe in The Lord Whole with my whole heart ❤️🛐❣️✝️ I'll keep Praying and Maybe there will be a Miracle I Truly Pray there is but, if not Maybe he can come live with you and your family 🥰 Just Joking😇 Mental illnesses are scary and we have to be smart as a serpent and kind as a Dove❤️ God Bless you ✝️❣️🛐

[@AshleyAjibade]

The indecent act part of the story honesty shook me to my core, can’t believe they left it out of the documentary!

[@lynsirobertson3527]

Yep! I had NO IDEA until this video!

[@Ruth78620]

I watched a documentary and the woman in charge of this case said there was semen found at the murder scene in amongst ellas blood. I could not forgive an act a heinous and premeditated. The way he convinced the babysitter to go home? The whole case makes my blood run cold. Charity is one strong woman.

[@dawncurtis9997]

I just found you! I love the way you tell the story. I've got a degree in criminal justice and find cases like this fascinating. Narcissistic sociopaths and psychopaths tell you what they think you want to know. So many of them have super high IQs as well which make them even more scary.

[@lourdesqj]

He didnt snap, he said he had been planned the murder for long time.

[@bettyir4302]

CR said she didn't know what to believe and didn't know if the mask was up. The mask is always up. He isn't wearing a mask. He is what he is. The only mask there is is on the mom with her beliefs of who her son is.

[@a.humphries8678]

@@bettyir4302 yes, he's shown who he is. He's told us all who he is.

[@kathybrem880]

It turns my stomach every time she calls him ‘precious’

[@the_koo3151]

Exactly! “Snapping” would mean a person acted outside their normal MO. This was the boy’s personality . This was him.

[@ShrodingersHat]

Agreed, he was asking his Mom about killing people ((and her Kids)) as young as 6 years old. He didn't just "snap"

[@TracyWehmeier]

I think eventually I would have to mourn the "death" of my son too. She had him physically... But emotionally and spiritually...hes gone

[@ChanelNJ]

🎯🎯🎯

[@graceflores1967]

My youngest brother murdered our Mother and has just recently been released. I tell you,I don't wish anything bad for him but I never want to see him or talk to him again. He has reached out since he got out but even after he took our Mother from us he went on to put me through months of hell until he got locked up,so no I am not ready to talk to him either. It's terrifying when you go thru something like this.Christina,you are amazing ,much love❤

[@tiredofit1968]

I'm so sorry to hear this. I hope you are coping well. Take care and stay brave

[@pitepaltproductions8933]

Holyshiiii om sooooo sorryy😭 all the love to you!!💖💖💖

[@aimeejoy8811]

Yes she is!

[@aimeejoy8811]

So sorry. So sad.

[@-norsecode-]

😧😭 I'm so sorry you and your siblings have had to go through so much anguish because of your brother. You know what's best for you and your family. Don't let your brother into your life if you don't want to. You're strong!

[@janetmarion8868]

This poor mom.😢😢 Christina God Bless you and your family

[@malaikasdurbin8960]

This man is a sociopath. He doesn't feel anything. The mother should move herself far away from him. He never loved the sister. He was kind to her to appease his mothers.

[@alkahinat4558]

It definitely looks like he was pretending to be a great big brother to pacify his mother and hide his true intentions. There were leaks, though. He’s very rough with Ella at times on the home videos That high intelligence really went the wrong way, that’s so calculating and predatory 😣 Reminds me of this story where a woman owned a pet snake, who developed a habit of leaving its cage and stretching out alongside her bed, at night. She thought it was a cute habit of maybe the snake wanting to get closer to her, mentioned it to a vet, who told her to get rid of the snake immediately, as it was measuring itself alongside her body, to know whether she would be a good fit after it swallowed her.

[@ashleyinman3507]

You are the only thing that gets me through my house work. I have depression and it takes a lot for me to get motivated and for some reason your intro gets me all happy and moving lol

[@mirzamay]

I think sometimes when we feel dark inside stories that reflect the sadness can help mitigate it. Like listening to sad songs.

[@biabonneauu]

Stay strong♥️

[@christinecorney]

Oh! Is that why I hear her voice and do chores? Huh. Actually makes sense

[@Teapotbeets]

♥️

[@jragan05]

I totally felt this....

[@princessnineva7066]

He was planning this since the day his mom got back from the hospital with the baby, he was bitter about it throughout all the pregnancy period, and once he saw the baby he changed in a minute? no way!! This was calculated in every detail possible..

[@azulcielo4959]

The children are the result of how their parents raise them

[@pescadoradebuenasnuevas2595]

@@azulcielo4959 So... what is psychopathy? Tell me

[@Kreepyb5]

Thankyou for explaining love for others in the way I feel love. And empathy. However... that's exactly the key. He doesn't feel love and when I think of love. It's more of a feeling with " no words " to describe that feeling. Great job! ♥️♥️♥️

[@krystleday382]

Have you seen those couple videos where the husband picks out and orders clothes he would like to see his wife inl!?!?!? I think this would be so funny to see what Jeremy picks out for you and your reactions!!!

[@S.Georgia]

Oh my god he's gonna be out of prison in his 50's. He's 100% will kill again. This is scary!!

[@zevrose6755]

No what is scary is he was sentenced to only 40 years and be cause of his "good behavior" in prison, he can be out after serving only 20. Which will make him 33 years old.

[@antivenomadams6369]

He'll kill again in prison

[@beepbeep9043]

@@zevrose6755 he won’t be released on parole I highly doubt it

[@Rome274]

Yes you're still very capable at 50 or even 60

[@Emma-vb8gg]

@@antivenomadams6369 no he won’t. He’s too clever and calculated

[@anabella4166]

It’s beyond scary that this man might be getting out of prison in 6 years. That parole board better decline it. All the time in Prison has only made his hatred and bitterness worse, and he will torture and kill again when he’s let out.

[@lakeshagoodwin6421]

If anything he’s become more calculating

[@susanbrooks9317]

Mad dogs are put down, sadly Paris is in this category.

[@rachaellewis5873]

I agree, he's a future serial killer! If they let him out they will regret it and I have no doubt he'll find his mother. So sad 😞

[@angeladavis9254]

Yes he would. No doubt about it.

[@bmjesus08]

If he's let out,Hopefully not

[@maddiep4042]

I have been binge watching your videos since I found you a couple days ago. I just love how you tell the stories of these cases. Thsi one I had heard of before but the way you told it was chill-bringing. I have shivers hearing it. the way you said he let his mask slip, I was just like WOW I've never thought of it this way. TERRIFYING.

[@skylarstarbird9864]

Christina I wanna hang out!!! Too bad there’s so many crazies in the world that ruin meeting up with strangers for everyone 🥺🥺 sending love!

[@rosannawong542]

She should do a meet and greet one day

[@melodycline8563]

He knows if they start looking around in his brain and really find some things going on...he will never get let out. He will be in prison for life

[@sarahjones6323]

I just had my first child 5 months ago (a perfect baby boy!), and I can’t help but think that every murderer started out this cute. I might consume too much true crime content...😄

[@dayna29866]

😅

[@clarissanm918]

Omg same my son is five and I'm just so shocked that killers were once that cute lol its so sad if you think about it though 😱

[@tws3184392233]

I may or may not consume too much true crime content as well. Lol. Congrats on a sweet baby!

[@brittanydeaver9457]

This is so crazy! I'm just listening to this because I'm all caught up on new content. I absolutely love you and how it still seems like you aren't judgmental of those that have problems. You are so understanding and kind to everyone.

[@UnLadiLike35]

Listen hunni, I can’t stand when the babysitter listen to the kids. Ain’t it supposed to be the other way around 🤔. As a parent please call me at anytime to confirm anything period.

[@dollymadison2397]

AMEN!!! I'm a That really really threw me off, too. Not to rub salt in that wound, she must have felt such horrendous guilt after the fact, but what an odd & wildly irresponsible choice for someone who was hired to SUPERVISE & CARE FOR child(ren).. not OBEY the children, and not the polar opposite of supervising.

[@pretty.hustle]

Right the babysitter should’ve called the mom immediately

[@janeicepowell1850]

The babysitter should be charged as well cause that was just stupid to leave because he said to. Like 😒

[@starcherry6814]

I think the babysitter leaving probably saved her life. Apparently 3-4 months prior to the murder he tried to stab his mother.

[@Sunshine-pn2gy]

Yeah that was her fault maybe it would’ve happened

[@katsullivan1038]

poor woman went through hell in that one moment when her son snapped heartbreaking situation

[@juliyabenoanie]

when you said "siblings that never fought" kind of reminds of Chris Watts case. How they were a "perfect" family and they were described as a couple that NEVER fought, then all of a sudden he kills his children ... they both snapped. Crazy

[@hyde1893]

no family is perfect, i hate it when true crime lovers start hyping a family up as "perfect", there's no such thing

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

There was no snapping involved with CW - he planned the annihilation of his family far in advance..

[@em84c]

There are always signs. But they are usually explained away until something bad happens. It's hard to imagine someone you know can be capable of such terrible things

[@shawtygotlo1]

As messed up as it seems, I understand why Charity keeps visiting him - she doesn’t want to lose her other child…that’s so heartbreaking to me 😞💔

[@leighhunterjumperz3038]

She's GOT to remove ALL reminders & pics of Ellie from the 🏠; all notes, etc. Keep them organized in a box under the bed or up in a closer away nearly. When I finally did this a few yrs ago, long time after he took his life, it hurt my soul but the pain lessened and lessened until my heart is much stronger & I was able to begin to socialize again -- my best step is counseling -- it REALLY helps--ur not abandoning your loved one, just taking care of your own life (if you don't you'll physically start to die). After 17 yrs of carrying the pain, guilt, survivor's guilt, it should have been me he's my only baby brother, is too long to carry this burden so heavy & alone. But I promise God will take the horrible pain away! 🙏 🥀💗

[@elizabethbergeron6855]

As a parent she probably blames herself for what he is. Not that she should but parents often think that way, what could I have done different or better to help my child be better. Some thing are just who they are.

[@bunch_o_racket]

Psychopaths enjoy toying with people. Playing with their emotions, experimenting with cause and effect. They don't really FEEL anything that doesn't DIRECTLY effect THEIR own comfort in a big way. he is saying things that he knows will shock and hurt his mother for his own entertainment.

[@LaLaLonna]

I've heard it said before that evil skips a generation in families. It sounds like grandma was a selfish, mean person who wasn't above committing murder, well hiring someone to do it. He is pure evil. No other way to describe it. Never let him out of jail.

[@botticellichick6393]

I agree that there just are not many other words to describe him and what he did. He's a psychopath and shouldn't ever be released. They are master manipulators and can mimic feelings when they have none. They're like jello. Taking on whatever form they need to in order to get what they want. Truly disturbing.

[@mclark8743]

really interested in this one.. my neighbors son is a psychopath & just burnt his families home down yesterday morning. definitely staying away from that one 😐

[@hellboygrim666]

Stay way far away from that one lol 😂😂

[@TanyaJo]

m clark I’d be moving immediately

[@mclark8743]

still trying to process tbh, on my way now to repurchase the babies halloween costumes

[@classicarah]

The whole family should.

[@AliciaM5555]

Omg 😮

[@LAINA.byoutiful]

Christina we should have a conversation about the question that you asked about the "feelings" of a sociopath/psychopath... it's truly mind blowing. My ex actually told me in length how he "felt" and he answered certain questions that I thought I was prepared for but found out quickly that I was not. A TRUE sociopath or psychopath (or both) is so hard to even TRY to understand. I still don't understand but the way that he explained things was just utterly shocking!

[@A_C2215]

Can you give some examples. I’m genuinely interested