Kids Meet a Death Row Exoneree | Kids Meet | HiHo Kids

[@SuperSmoothie21]

Ugh this is so sad.. loosing your baby, being accused and wrongfully charged with murdering your baby and having to mourn in prison omg she’s such a strong soul

[@SuperSmoothie21]

brogan banks no what

[@aaronmeche8837]

500 lol suffer everyone

[@TheBestCat1290]

That is so so sad and I don't think the guards or other inmates msde it better either

[@shaolinshowdown1123]

Yea 😔

[@denetria2329]

and she was only 17, literally just a kid herself. so so sad and angering

[@Meechie4]

I like how she talks to the kids like they’re adults and how soft/well spoken she is. God Bless you Sabrina

[@loganaviles6136]

*Yep*

[@persnicketypirate]

That's the only way to talk to kids about serious topics.

[@kin2e304]

Her voice toward the end sounds so broken and I want to cry for her. She didn’t deserve this no one does.

[@Northstander]

@@kin2e304 Agreed. I have always been opposed to the death penalty, seeing it more about revenge than anything else. When you consider that this woman might have been executed based on false evidence and a biased jury it just makes me feel even more that the death penalty is wrong and should be continued. Any state that kills its own people does not deserve the right to call itself civilised.

[@Locutus]

There is no god.

[@melanieflores5208]

Her story is so heartbreaking. I can’t imagine the pain she went through.

[@alyssarosexoxo5496]

Right! I actually almost cried. As a mother, I couldnt imagine that happening. Trying to save your child's life, and getting wrong advice on how to do it from someone else, and then being accused of trying to hurt your baby. That is sooooo sad :(

[@kittybangbang7808]

Melanie Flores 666 like baby 😎

[@TheBestCat1290]

I know and if she was white I swear that the story would have been completely different

[@Ateezwooyoung]

@@TheBestCat1290 it happen to a white woman too, exactly the same, so shut up and stop bringing race into this.

[@kingprimarina2254]

TinyBebe race is a big factor. Some people are very driven by racism and try to convict people. You saying race isn’t a factor is very untrue.

[@jonathanrio6587]

I'm shook listening to her and I'm a 56 year old man. I can't imagine these kids' minds processing this. It's DEEP!

[@sifaelnanono9077]

Me too. Its heavy but may be necessary for them to know

[@SBMLuhChristian]

prison is the real quarantine

[@minicloud450]

I wonder what they are thinking~ very sad and scary

[@judeuhl7744]

your 56 and you say shook

[@minicloud450]

Jude Uhl- what does it matter IT DOESN’T THATS WHY~ don’t be mean just it doesn’t matter ok -_- Just don’t say anything at all-

[@lily-lily-okay]

She has such a calm voice to listen to and the way she explained it to the children was the perfect mix of friendly, and serious. She seems like such a wise woman.

[@nehndumu6891]

Lily Knox exactly the way she speaks is so sweet and calls them sweetie and everything ♥️

[@olyoriginal82]

Lily Knox She is an amazing woman - I was bawling when my son & her were talking. Got lots of hugs!!

[@madhavdhanvada510]

ARMMMYYYYYY

[@zennieluvsyou6658]

Lily Knox yea you are right also are u army

[@Enigma-pj3co]

I AM YOUR 1,300 LIKER YAYAYAY

[@shelbymachado8712]

I just can't stop thinking about how absolutely excruciating it would be to grieve your child while being abused by the legal system in such a way

[@katie3092]

Shelby Machado reminds me of poor lindy chamberlain

[@wiowowowo]

2nd answer haha im special

[@muthannars1761]

@@katie3092 hi

[@oliviasymonds928]

Shelby Machado I was thinking the same thing and how poor her mental health must have been at that time, especially being so young when it happened. What a strong woman. This video made me cry a bathtub.

[@kelli3585202]

Madyson • me too!

[@abigailf.6212]

So she had a kid at 16/17, he lived for 9 months, he died, and she was accused for his death. Just awful.

[@mandude6986]

She was a minor, but not necessarily a kid....

[@mandude6986]

Lil.HoneyyBby I’m aware of that 😂

[@actinganimal885]

Abigail Fountain she technically is, but it should have been listed as a crime of passion and acquitted Immediately

[@wolfjoseph3649]

Abigail F. The thing is was it legal for her to be impregnated at about 16

[@owenf2835]

@@woowoo3147 getting pregnant at 17 is only a year before 18 you think that's bad enough to get killed for?

[@Shawna_Bonana]

17-year-old gets put on death row for trying to save her baby. Casey Anthony is free even though - AT BEST - she didn’t report her baby missing for a month.

[@jainamichelle3543]

Shawna Wirl it’s mind blowing honestly.

[@brendarodriguez2712]

Amen! Bullshit.

[@sarahvand3628]

I'm not saying shes innocent but if you watch the trial.. The prosecution fucked up and were celebrating before the verdict so to speak

[@presleymberry]

Shawna Wirl Bc shes WHITE

[@Raidersmomma2489]

Cause she was white

[@greenroom9785]

I was only in jail for a MONTH and felt completely broken and hopeless. It changes you. She went for over 6 years, plus grieving the death of her child, plus dealing with racism. Kudos to this woman for NEVER giving up, what a true inspiration. Must have been incredibly difficult to hold that hope for so many years but she did it.

[@spamc25]

Alexis McDawson I don’t mean to be rude but I’m very curious as to why u went to jail. So if u don’t mind could u say?

[@ran6692]

yes, why were you convicted, or imprisoned? you are not obligated to say. i do not want to force you.

[@DeeznutztheOG]

I’m a bit confused tho so they threw her in prison for 6 years then decided she should get a penalty after that time? Wat

[@shineinstars]

@@DeeznutztheOG it takes a while to look over cases and decide things

[@DeeznutztheOG]

輝くshine 6 years is a lot of unnecessary time :/

[@ccm_275]

You know what’s sad - an 8 year old is able to have more common sense than our conviction system

[@creativesheep5952]

Exactly 💔

[@kaitlynmuenick2450]

Oooooooof

[@margaridabaldini]

👏🏽👏🏽

[@urmum4052]

Not really.

[@margaridabaldini]

@@urmum4052 734 people think you're wrong. You are a sad sad piece of garbagge

[@kuromi8384]

I could listen to her talk for hours.

[@addisonwolfhard9189]

urmanismyman me too me too

[@jamilihelo3691]

Fr she had a very sad story tho 😭

[@worklessons]

Ummm I don’t care about you

[@twerk30]

Sheila Moore wtf 😂

[@kuromi8384]

@@worklessons ok?

[@tomdevlliers]

It's actually scary that this could happen to anybody at any time.

[@hadolfitler5574]

I'm glad to live in Germany because what I heard about laws, lawyers and cops in the USA is just awful.

[@krystofer9488]

facts

[@shanniceforrest5623]

Kid Gamer bye you don’t know anything abt how corrupt the system is based on our race,gender,sexuality,religion and etc.

[@flake2190]

Not really anyone just black and brown people

[@meganm5398]

Gameboy9917 The fact that you can watch this video and still comment something like that is so gross

[@gabrielladavid7988]

Bless her heart. Who knows what she's been through :/

[@EarthsGeomancer]

She's probably no angel herself.

[@hlomphomotijoane2070]

@@EarthsGeomancer seriously ? Why was this comment necessary?

[@EarthsGeomancer]

@@hlomphomotijoane2070 Becuase this video paints her strictly as a victim so people can be sympathetic. Not all details were given, only the convenient sob story ones.

[@theyreapollo]

EarthsGeomancer *gets bad advice cause the education system sucks and teaches the quadratic equation over life-saving information* not an angel btw

[@candicehoneycutt4318]

EarthsGeomancer Prove it then. I have little doubt she was being as honest as possible with them, albeit slightly censored because they're kids.

[@agirlwithdreams7633]

I hate when there's actual evidence that a person murdered someone but they don't put them in jail and cases like this they have no evidence yet still putting innocent people in jail

[@ludwigvancornwall3063]

a girl with dreams for example O.J Simpson.

[@maia9563]

Sique_OG its all because of the jury. The jury says the verdict, i think, the final decision whether guilty or not. The OJ simpson trials jury had all blacks which back then, got OJ to have a greater chance of being innocent because of his race and popularity. Obviously there was sooooo much evidence that hes guilty but the jury doubted it and its incredibly hard for the victims and family member to take it. Lol idk why i wrote this but i watched ACS and its amazing

[@jalepenopvp2300]

Sique_OG Oj simpson was guilty, but they didn’t convict him of the crime because there were many contradictions that only pointed to a second person committing the crime with him, so they could not convict him

[@solidagold115]

Yeah it's so fucked up. I admit that some cases probably are pretty hard, but come on. This one really was a no brainer. And even if a person did something like this, they wouldn't deserve death.

[@midgetkangaroo5795]

a girl with dreams Just like the adman syed trial, I believe he’s innocent

[@sourgummiez]

You can tell the little boy with the pony tail is extremely moved and effected by what hes hearing and thinking deeply about all of it

[@r3zsn1pe12]

Courtney Pie thank you that’s me

[@exglued2394]

Koen Webting no

[@kw4118]

Koen Webting You Seemed Very Into It :D

[@sassyantelope5622]

Lol *MANBUN*

[@capitalistizm]

Courtney Pie iS iT bEcAuSe RaCiSm

[@ezrah.2650]

The little boy who said they should have checked the medical record. If that wasn't scripted, he is very smart. I'm not sure how old I was when I learned that was a thing, but it sure wasn't 8. I think it might have been 12 or 13.

[@lombebwalya1265]

Not exactly with the internet information is easier to obtain and back then they weren't deciding whether she killed her child or not,they had already made up their minds due to race

[@sifaelnanono9077]

That didn't seem script it was spontaneous a response to her mentioning all those conditions her son had. Kids these days are so much smarter than us for sure

[@Moo-2310]

I was literally facepalming at the judge and jury. I, a 10 year old girl, would probably make a better judge than them.

[@cijmo]

@@lombebwalya1265 Exactly! Kids know everything from TV and internet so young. I always said that at age 6 I didn't know what a uterus WAS and my niece knows a baby grows there!

[@annelieseconway5244]

his mom could be in the medical field, that's how i knew when i was little

[@michaila1395]

“Once you go to prison you no longer belong to yourself” Wow that’s sad

[@gallo2213]

Michaila OMG I love your profile picture, long live King Cardboard Ben 😂

[@michaila1395]

Gallo 22 thank you! no one ever notices 😂❤️ I love Ben hardy so much I have little photos of him in my desk at school

[@saintlouise7511]

Michaila it’s sad but it’s also true

[@michaila1395]

Ashlea Davies I know and that’s the sad part

[@verrrverrr3303]

Omg I love your profile picture! I’m a fan of Ben Hardy as well❤️😂

[@elonmusk2125]

The twins jeez I wish I could be that understanding

[@foxlikessapphics]

you can. it's not that difficult. what they're doing is called "active listening". start working that into your conversations and you'll be surprised how much your level of understanding deepens.

[@elonmusk2125]

Shannon Bristol thanks for sharing

[@elonmusk2125]

Shannon Bristol didn’t know active listening was a thing not to sound sarcastic

[@AmanaRain]

Tony Gonzalez yea sometimes just listening is better than talking

[@laleebean7424]

“If you can believe you can achieve “ Ms. Sabrina

[@beepboop4285]

All of these kids were very intelligent, careful with their word choice, and respectful. I really appreciated this video. That poor woman, I wish the best for her. Also, major props to the parents of all the kids you raised some good ones!

[@summer4ever997]

raised? Um, they are still kids...they aren't grown yet.

[@sickah]

Summer 4ever how do ppl like u always find something to criticize in anything lmao that’s sad

[@monopolymoney4066]

Summer 4ever They’re not babies are they? No.

[@almasxiv9253]

"Death row is not what kills it's the wait." - Lincon Burrows

[@nuriyaash]

Favorite show

[@yesno4065]

What is wrong with yo finger

[@BillyBob-wg7yb]

Long

[@dennraeh]

@@BillyBob-wg7yb that’s what he said

[@JAMIOO]

@@dennraeh “he” 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[@Kate-hl1si]

"What about the vegatarians?" I fell out of my chair

[@LocalSleepParalysisDemon]

Lol this is the happiest comment I've seen so far

[@cheyenne8204]

Katelyn Meyer I’m vegetarian

[@5H4TT3R3D]

You're just a kid who's four Each day you learn some more Falling out of chairs Because of an 8 year old.

[@cheyenne8204]

Icantcount1235 is that to me?

[@5H4TT3R3D]

@@cheyenne8204 idk, I'm tired so much of what I say isnt going to make sense lol.

[@m0zarts-animation]

17??? They convicted her and put her on death row at 17???? How incredibly awful. She was barely more than a child herself :(

[@macaelatice-loma1048]

sure was plus she was a "MINOR" you cant be charged and put on felony list until the age of 18 ... glad shes out!

[@serena_bythe_sea]

That’s probably why she neglected her son and he died

[@stepjuan.]

Macaela Tice-Loma yeah you can. Usually you aren’t tried as an adult when you’re a minor but it does happen.

[@rosg3893]

S S she never neglected her son!!she was trying to help her son !!!

[@cleocole493]

S S i was gonna ask what source you have for accusations of neglect- and then I saw you’re name is literally S S. SHUT YER FACEHOLE DUDE

[@lucyneff53]

The little boy melts my heart, he is so understanding, the part where he said “well they should’ve checked the medical reasons before that” and then the “I feel bad for you part” I’m crying so hard right now Edit: I’ve never gotten this many likes, thank you sooooo much ♥️

[@madisoneabbott]

Tanzanite He is so precious 😭❤️

[@Boxing.Society]

Tanzanite why are you crying

[@lucyneff53]

Max Hursh because it was so sweet 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@yasminbucioo206]

Tanzanite Ik and it was so cute the way he said it and he’s so cute and smart 😊😊

[@lucyneff53]

_yasmin _1_ ikr, awwww I just can’t 😂♥️

[@thegreatgabe7229]

“Innocent until proven guilty” What happened to that?

[@dikkenjurhas]

EXACTLY THANK YOU

[@clips_a_la_menthe]

She signed a statementent she shouldn’t have signed but she didn’t know, she was 17 ans , her son just died :(, it’s terrible

[@atypicaldarci]

bc racism :/

[@ellaronci2703]

its really guilty until proven innocent

[@ellaronci2703]

@Greta Wilson right thats what im saying

[@ainahgenegozo4828]

You are such a strong woman. My heart is crying for what you've been through.

[@e4d5exd5Qxd5]

she can’t hear you

[@jazzievlogs2980]

ZXR0 common you can’t be mean

[@e4d5exd5Qxd5]

JAZZIE VLOGS i can and i will

[@monahmugisha5723]

+ZXRO But being mean will not benefit you in any sort of way, so I suggest you stop it. I am just a nine year old and I apologise if my grammar isn't the best.

[@YA-kj6oc]

Monah Mugisha Don’t worry, your grammar is great. You seem to be very mature for a 9 year old.

[@smexygecko9053]

yES MAKE A MOVIE ABOUT HER I NEED IT RIGHT NOW

[@chaoticpunxx]

nah

[@super-xp4pn]

bye sisters

[@bomoore5170]

@@chaoticpunxx why not?

[@bomoore5170]

@@super-xp4pn what😂ik it's James Charles but is that a disagreement with that statement

[@quwandathornton]

ITZ Seb you’re racist

[@hannahgeorge5977]

Can we please just think about this for a second. Her already sick child stopped breathing. AS A MINOR, she did what she knew - following the instruction of someone else. She performed CPR in desperation to save her baby not knowing that she was performing the wrong CPR. Then after an unjust trial, she spent 6 and a half years in prison just to be released and treated like any other ex felon until 2012. Like I'm honestly confused how any prosecutor would have the heart to bring Sabrina to court and watch her get sent to prison. It really makes you wonder what's wrong with the American Justice System. They let OJ Simpson walk free and put people like Sabrina on Death Row.

[@glittercats772]

It's awful. I can't imagine the pain she experienced during those years. 💔

[@tmcqueen3163]

Racism. She was in the south in Mississippi. Racism is so much worse in the south.

[@armyvelvet1236]

In certain states when ur 17, ur not really considered a minor

[@zoratatum7059]

And all because she was black, I bet if she was white they would believe her in 1 split second it's not right

[@belle369]

Terrible. It was not her fault.

[@tashhibbert4726]

I feel like “the right to remain silent” is too vague for people

[@ellabrown4381]

That's why after they say that, they say "anything you say can and will be held against you in a court of law"

[@Bread996]

It’s not remotely confusing. This is the first time I’ve ever heard an adult not understand.

[@tashhibbert4726]

Bread996 lol I’m literally 16 I’m not American and I can’t remember writing this comment

[@Marieq]

I don't think they should be allowed to tell complete lies to the person being interrogated.

[@imbored8056]

Skyla Meyer they do say that.

[@ladyluck4034]

This gave me chills. The children having more common sense that those who are supposed to be serving "Justice". My heart also broke for Sabrina. She's just one of those falsely accused. And the reality is that not all of those falsely accused became free. Some may still be in prison. Some may be dead already since their innocence were not proven. Life can be unjust.

[@Uioit]

Many innocent people have died and will never be proven innocent. Many murderers never spent a week of their lives in jail. I knew one myself. Justice is so rare.

[@miguelmp9217]

@@Uioit wait, how do you know one? Like, were attack and survived or something like that? I'm really curious

[@mds67991]

It’s because kids aren’t born naturally hating certain people. Those people were TAUGHT to hate certain people. Nature vs nurture. Luckily, things are trying to get better nowadays.

[@yuliaastashkina2189]

"The life of David Gale" 2003 film.16+

[@khurrammirza3668]

org

[@millieagnew2206]

In Australia they got rid of the death penolty because the last person they killed was innocent.

[@_Booker_DeWitt]

Millsternater _ In the US 4% of all prisoners put to death are later proven innocent. And it’s still legal and ongoing.

[@millieagnew2206]

Booker DeWitt yeh I mean no hate or anything but America could change a few things

[@blackswanvante]

Millsternater _ don’t worry sis I’m American and the government should DEFINITELY change a lot of things

[@shineinstars]

@@millieagnew2206 i agree

[@martintran4132]

You have a more homogeneous society , and a smaller country lmao. It be easier for y’all.

[@bookwyrm98]

Anyone else want to see her do a TED Talk?

[@levhdv2117]

Me too

[@krystingrant6292]

Meee

[@randomcat4940]

This women needs her own movie too.

[@tam-bee776]

Very much so

[@aura_above]

Meghan Jahn Hell yeah!

[@Alex-hd3mg]

I can’t imagine how she must have felt. She lost a child and then to be accused of killing her own 9 month old. And at 17 years old and the fact it’s a racially charged crime must have just made it so frustrating

[@Moo-2310]

She gave birth at 16/17, then her child died before her eyes. After that, she gets accused of murdering her beloved son and gets sent to jail. No funeral, no person to talk to, not even freedom. Also, she has the fact in the back of her mind that she will die here, killed by the biased and racist judges. Finding out she was exonerated must have been the most relief she's ever felt. I hope that judge rots in hell.

[@emmahager8249]

i can feel how good her hugs are through my phone screen

[@kikimadison1804]

Emma Hager sammmmee

[@suhh4li691]

Yessssss

[@caitlinhartley2433]

Good hugs are literally my favorite thing in the world

[@faithmarie2381]

Emma Hager omfl your pfp YESSSS HARRY LETS GOOOOOOOO💞💓💖💘💕💘💓💞💝💞💓💗💘💕💕💘💖💓💞

[@emmahager8249]

faith marie wanna be sister wives

[@olivialee2872]

When she said “they brought back the hanging” my heart dropped..

[@kriseldycastillo285]

What timestamp?

[@expiredcoffee7991]

@@kriseldycastillo285 watch the video

[@kiahwest6331]

Minorbay27 Gacha Movies 4:50

[@lanadelreylvr92893]

@@expiredcoffee7991 Ah, another rdr2 fan. How ya doin?

[@expiredcoffee7991]

@@lanadelreylvr92893 doing great

[@KaiLucasZachary]

5:08 "A 8-year-old can tell you to check the medical records; where was they?" ^ If that isn't a testament to the American legal system right there. ^

[@sloimix7405]

AN 8 yr old*

[@WowImSalty]

@@sloimix7405 no one... Actually cares

[@huffleclaw1019]

@Small Skits The likes beg to differ pal!!! 😊

[@liviamoney]

Legit Vids the woman in the video said “a” not “an”. What was said in the comment above was an exact quote from the woman. Your opinion is not valid in this comment section.

[@heavenearth282]

OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABIES 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❗️❗️❗️❗️👏🏽👏🏽❗️

[@creativesloth907]

I burst into tears watching this. I can’t even try to imagine what she went through. She is so strong to be where she is now!

[@HeyLetsTalkAboutIt]

This poor woman loses her baby AND ends up going to jail?! Omg I can’t imagine anything worse. I’m glad she was exonerated!

[@ceciliawhite4520]

FireMedicChick164 i know so sad. i myself have no idea how to do baby cpr

[@xdancefulx]

and she was only 17... truly heartbreaking

[@thelorax2908]

I'm happy she got her life back! That's good!

[@zart3374]

She said she signed everything they have her which includes a confession.

[@YTDBD00]

@@zart3374 but she was scared so she signed it and plus she never really committed the crime

[@bluej511]

Ah, the broken American justice system lol. Everyone should talk to this lady, well done.

[@emilyelise._]

bluej511 it's not funny. It's peoples lives that are getting taken away for something they didint do

[@bluej511]

@@emilyelise._ yup hence the lol. I lived in the US for 15 years and worked for the state and municipal police and I can tell you what a joke it is. The lol isn't lol funny but lol disappointed.

[@aesha2379]

Why would you put and lol? it not funny

[@bluej511]

@@aesha2379 its hilarious, not the situation but the American justice system is a joke hence the lol. Nobody cares enough to fix it.

[@BloodNote]

I understood the lol. Stop reaching for something out of nothing.

[@adamg7776]

The twins are so understanding. Hats off to their parents!!! Thanks for the likes. Never gotten so many!😱😇😘

[@adamg7776]

Ella Judson aww

[@sadem1045]

The twins are always so great

[@ashante190]

They are my favorites in this channel. They are always open minded.

[@amyliz9060]

When you get 2.6k likes in one day

[@tokinnasian4511]

Just for the edit I'm disliking

[@Sugahz1120]

Remember that white cheerleader who killed her child after she gave birth and buried the baby in the backyard. She was found not guilty. This poor women wanted to save her baby and got put on death row...... wow ridiculous

[@mitsxri19]

what was her name again?

[@Sugahz1120]

@@mitsxri19 Brooke skylar Richardson

[@LaurenPoland0930]

I keep just shaking my head at everything this woman had to go through... The American justice system is so broken... Hats off to HiHo and the kids' parents for allowing them to learn from all kinds of people from all kinds of situations.

[@araani8740]

Sorry to say but the justice system isn't broken, it's doing what it was designed to do. The incarceration of poor and marginalized people is the foundation of the prison system

[@zweij]

Pozdrowienia z Warszawy....

[@GothyMorm]

Araani M it is broken. We are no longer innocent until proven guilty. We are guilty until proven innocent.

[@vintage0450]

There is no perfect system-- im not saying what happened is right, infact, its trully awful what happened to her and I can't imagine what she went through. However, this is not mean that the entire system needs to be abolished... just reformed.

[@angeliquesgarden]

OK THIS WOULD BE AN AMAZING MOVIE AND WOULD BRING ATTENTION TO A WELL NEEDED KNOWLEDGEABLE TOPIC

[@kourtneyfits2421]

Agreed

[@cryingtm7237]

agreed

[@itznanabuggie2831]

Definitely

[@hgam12]

Ryan Ferguson (lifeafterten) had a whole show about this on MTV a while back called Unlocking the Truth

[@sideknee8440]

There’s an amazing example of this, literally almost the same story. It’s called “miracle in cell no.7” it is in Korean tho, but it’s a great production that made me shed more than a few tears. It’s not too hard to find a subbed version.

[@emmyisamerican]

Literally heartbroken for this gentle soul. So glad she was exonerated.

[@Annie-cj7bf]

She has had such a tough time, but she isn't salty about it and hasn't turned bad, she is happy to talk about her experience for other people to learn. What an amazing example of a human being. ❤❤❤❤

[@karensmedina]

She came to my school about 3 days ago but I had to go because I had another class. Seeing this and seeing her that day just made me cry.

[@adrielihama7464]

Sure

[@lrc3974]

Adriel Ihama #disproofmuh

[@karenmedinaaparicio3952]

@@adrielihama7464 Its true, I have physics with her and she came in with her eyes watering and she said "its so unfair"

[@jxzminn7897]

@@karenmedinaaparicio3952 physics*

[@karenmedinaaparicio3952]

@@jxzminn7897 yep, sorry

[@vexyo9744]

This was so interesting. I really like how this series sheds light on "taboo" issues and brings it to children in an appropriate way. (Thanks for so many likes! I never get any lol so this is exciting)

[@s.tagerius2514]

Yeah, that's true for most of the episodes they've made (apart from the abortion video).

[@kelsmarie44]

S. Tagerius where is that video ? Don’t recall seeing it and i can’t find it

[@s.tagerius2514]

@@kelsmarie44 They took it down, presumably due to the backlash it received.

[@misscinnabun79]

Exactly my thoughts. I teach kids rock climbing. I'm no pro by any means but I can get interested kids up the wall, the appropriate, safe way, even some of the most reluctant ones. I have no children of my own, I don't have an education in child rearing in any form, much less in paedagogics. I watch these videos because it shows how to address certain "taboo" issues in an appropriate way and let me tell you, the kids in my class discuss some heavy stuff sometimes.

[@vexyo9744]

@@misscinnabun79 thats really cool, I wanna do rock climbing professionally one day, but I get too scared going 10 metres up let alone any higher 😂 I think its good to address taboo issues that may not be that taboo to begin with

[@abbysangwin25]

My question is; did the person who “helped” her preform the wrong cpr get any punishment?

[@timewarpeatscrayons]

Probobly not 30 years ago she could have been arrested for walking in the store (no really the white man could do that and get no punishment for that)

[@imancalista8886]

You already know the answer 😟

[@timewarpeatscrayons]

@@imancalista8886 what is your answer?

[@imancalista8886]

@@timewarpeatscrayons the person didn't get any punishment

[@timewarpeatscrayons]

@@imancalista8886 I know blacks never get anything, black people BUILT america and yet "the black man is dangerous". Smh

[@brucelectro2761]

“You’re a very smart man, give me a high five” *shakes hand*

[@k4tiba639]

💀💀💀

[@kaylag8356]

She lost her child and probably already felt like it was her fault but instead of praying for her and making sure she is ok they decided to be evil and racist and got her convicted. She deserves millions of dollars

[@Richard-lh3te]

And she was just 17. I can’t imagine the trauma

[@CutieRingoJoy]

Dina Kay ikr

[@staceyluxton8678]

I know she must have gone through alot . Think obout it if you tell an inocent person to own up to somthing they didnt do and torture and preasure them there going to to feel more guilty and upset . It needs to change 🏛

[@alexgarrison5669]

@@Richard-lh3te i know i was thinking that she was so young and had her whole life ahead of her

[@kashkartiiii]

preach!

[@amykelly1306]

She needs a Netflix show !!! She deserves so tell her story 💔

[@aaliyahgilbert2179]

Amy Kelly yes!!!

[@helenatr7440]

Just watch Orange is the new black

[@jenniferc8213]

But what if she dosn't want to everyone would be knocking oh her doors for interview which could be annoying.

[@biggilyboo3291]

Yes

[@lisbokatefan3790]

Shes dead but k

[@lolaplum666]

Don’t you just love when black ladies call you “baby”?

[@alexussmith4911]

It's the best♥️ I love it when my African American boyfriends mom says it to me

[@lanadelreylvr92893]

I love it, makes me feel loved x100,000,000,000,000 :)

[@jhdz7903]

Yes its just a great feelings idk why

[@pussyclappermuah]

best thing in the world no lie makes you feel really special

[@LouisT910]

It adorable

[@jaylovett6697]

It’s bad enough her baby died but imagine having the death of your child being pinned on you at age 17

[@ericagibbs1192]

-lost a child -jail for 6 years for wrongly accused crime -on a death penalty/row she is so freaking strong. i give my whole heart to you💚 edit: OMG! thank you so much for the likes😭

[@patrycialuko3883]

AND people were racist to her 😢😢 xx

[@emmalynn4128]

at only age *17*

[@GraceRykaczewski]

erica styles This is so crazy!

[@huffleclaw1019]

Where’s the humanity??!!

[@sideeswipe]

erica styles You ruined this comment by saying "EDIT: THANKS FOR THE LIKES"

[@buzzingnoise]

This is truly horrible. That woman has lived a life and a half.

[@cleocole493]

A thousand lifetimes

[@yusufgazi7]

First of all she lost her son

[@ravenuribes9460]

I would love to see a movie based on her! I actually pray for wrongly convicted people every morning. I couldn't fathom being arrested and put in prison for something I didn't do. I don't even think prison would be the worst part.... the worst part would be feeling like No One Believes you when you know whole-heartedly you are innocent. This lady is amazing and I hope she's having a wonderful life!

[@robyn.e.b7932]

Ikr being called a monster for all those years whilst she knows that she was innocent must've been so difficult.

[@ravenuribes9460]

Exactly! I'm glad she was able to share her story. There are so many people like her.

[@saminaismail4742]

This woman must have the strength of God within her to just openly talk about her tough, tough journey like this. First, to grieve over the death of her barely-born son, and to put it in a calm way children will understand! And to even get through this at all in the way she did was just simply amazing. I seriously don’t think anyone is as brave as her.

[@zc-m6642]

For those of you who are wondering Sabrina's book is called "Exonerated : the Sabrina butler story" =)

[@feslenraster]

thanks. Will support her and read it.

[@ItzVanii]

Wait is she on deathrow or not? Because i don't get it sorry if i sound dumb

[@Lauraabreu1528]

Gifi 2514 She was EXONERATED! That means she’s free. She’s not on Death Row anymore

[@zc-m6642]

@@ItzVanii Laura is right, she was wrongly accused.

[@baguettebtch]

barnes and noble?

[@alondraguzman1002]

All of this said without a single tear. ❤️

[@aimeef.9111]

alondra. Guzman. Such a strong woman and I wish her the best throughout the rest of her life💛

[@kikipop101]

I'm crying just watching the video

[@khantubetv9713]

Wow yeah she is such a strong woman

[@ManiMonet]

You can hear it in her voice tho 😭

[@deniseahedo1657]

She is done crying. She did so much time and most have been heart broken nights

[@morganmeadows3410]

“Whatever you believe, you can achieve” 8:01 “I’m gonna keep fightin until I can’t fight no more” Great words😌

[@freedaak1170]

OMG I literally read your comment EXACTLY when she said it

[@scarlettseymour5557]

morgan meadows why do I read comments like this as soon as they say it?!?!???!!!!

[@morganmeadows3410]

Freeda AK ikr!!! Happens to me too😂

[@niymiyuki]

They should 100% make a movie about her story. It can seriously open the eyes of many people to help people like her

[@stressedjudgeby599]

That small black boy is so cute. I CAN’T.

[@brisa_xvx9435]

Yea.... that small black boy❤💀💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀😂💀😂💀💀💀😂💀💀💀😂💀😂💀😂😂💀😂💀💀😂💀

[@sophbowron]

Stressed Judge Bøy hi fellow clikkie

[@kayleerein5546]

CCP tutorials x i loved that

[@jadejaggers7525]

He is the cutest there all amazing beings and are all intelligent and the lady I just feel horrid for her xxxx

[@johndumaua7058]

The Twins are so understanding and smart :)

[@em-sh8rs]

JJ Dumaua They are so weird

[@chevon1920]

All the kids were

[@johndumaua7058]

@@em-sh8rs hm thats your opinion so i wont argue 😊

[@johndumaua7058]

@@chevon1920 thats true!

[@bryhalla]

This broke my heart! Not only losing her son, but this woman also was falsely accused murdering him and then spent YEARS on prison because of it. :(( *I really don’t understand how USA death penalty works..*

[@satanx859]

its very scary

[@Abbeyyyymarie]

It is a very messed up system. Can barely even call it a system because it is not regulated whatsover. All about politics and who the lawyers want on the jury to make their own case better.

[@casperrr9929]

It isn't as bad as these people are saying. These people probably don't know anything.

[@oliviaestonee]

i love this woman. she seems so kind & caring & just has the most heartwarming personality.

[@sanaiyoung3024]

3:30 “you are a very smart man give me five!” *shakes hands*

[@hummusthedog_6747]

Lol 😂

[@dejapate3222]

😅

[@october2842]

She was so respectful of the children and she’s gone through so much. I’d never be able to be as kind as her especially going through trauma like that. Kudos,

[@sweetiecamry8268]

Mish Incorporated losing her son probably has a lot to do with her kindness to children and others :(

[@cinnarenaroll1292]

I don't know WHO she spoke to on the phone for help, but i really really really hope that it wasn't a 911 operator. they should know the difference between adult and pediatric cpr

[@phant0m0th_]

If anything I want THEM to be at fault for her son's death. Not her, because that was the fault of someone who was supposed to have thr knowledge.

[@noaharulampalam5785]

*paediatric

[@ninanano]

It probably was a 911 operator... the amount of cases that get mishandled because of bad 911 service makes me sick. Specially because most could’ve ended with better results if they did their job right... clearly not everyone is mean to help people like that

[@eebnim]

In a interview she said she rushes to her neighboor who couldn't help her, so she ran downstairs and the girl there helped her

[@isabellaa6284]

BUFF ASH it’s spelled pediatric in america

[@number1coolest794]

The death penalty alone is completely inhumane and it is insane that some people think that is right.

[@rosemarywhite1726]

IKR, people think, "oh you killed that person, now im gonna turn around and do the same to you." like that makes u both in the wrong

[@t4tvampireisms]

So people like Ted Bundy should have been left to live? I’m honestly not sure where I stand on the death penalty because they’re are people who deserve it, people who are innocent or something inbetween (as in they did the crime but they don’t deserve to die)

[@delaneypierce8187]

Nessa Murray same with me. I don’t know if I like it or not

[@t4tvampireisms]

Delaney Pierce it doesn’t make you inhumane. It just means you look at all sides of the situation🥰

[@WandyPaolaGalvezSolares]

@@t4tvampireisms Yes, in institution doing some useful boring or hard labor (like the ones they have kids do in poor countries) while being studied in order to gain more knowledge and help find others like him and maybe even preventmore deaths.

[@Stephenkearns1229]

Sabrina: Gets convicted to death row for something she didn’t do Oj Simpson: Kills his wife and declared innocent.🤦‍♂️

[@finistafinista6105]

The power of money my friend.

[@Stephenkearns1229]

This is Americ

[@otg92]

that is the wrong comparison! it should be this case vs Casey Anthony

[@ebonycummings8162]

Sunny Gordon right

[@anisthervandersluys3960]

Thank you @Finista Finistsa

[@Myluvangle]

And the sad thing is there’s probably thousands of stories like hers and innocent people spending their lives in jail

[@peterrabbitn787]

Or already have died

[@andie5031]

Absolutely

[@annalia9828]

A crime cannot be punished by a crime

[@ssmith3967]

Annalia 2108, actually it is and has been. The real question here is should it.

[@annalia9828]

Sophie Fall you’re right, I misspoke

[@bokey9346]

for terrorists it should

[@eleanor-graceryan8672]

@@bokey9346 not really

[@CJ-wi7rc]

baligania what is the definition of terroist? it is quite vague

[@NEVERwillIletUgo]

She is so strong to have gone through that.

[@ladyadalicia8327]

I can’t believe how badly the justice system failed her...

[@coledaugherty5501]

LadyAdalicia ~They assume to much tbh..

[@dtixgkstistisfisti5053]

600th like

[@tomatoMarz]

@@kristyp8988 yep, so much for justice.

[@LanaDelTako]

The justice system is cancerous

[@loverglow13]

Lana Del Taco the word justice doesn’t even deserve to be put by the word system. It’s just a system. No justice at all

[@TimeWisely]

"You're free to go." *After 6 years*

[@ambientarray-8413]

Such a sweet lady. She made me cry. Sweet kids, too.

[@cierawilcox4651]

Truly amazing how she is able to talk about everything she went through with such composure. Such a strong woman. Hopefully times have changed and continue to improve so innocent people don't get punished.

[@kikko422]

This brought me to tears. I am not surprised that it was racially charged but it absolutely breaks my heart. I don’t know what to say, just glad she got exonerated and I really hope she lives the rest of her life to the fullest. America needs change and for those who are blind enough to not see that, need to open their eyes. Racial oppression still exists.

[@maureenmargaret8262]

H B thank you

[@huffgladtem7751]

I know right

[@Victoria-rw1qx]

@Jeremy FBG you are correct AND it involves race as a factor.

[@mandas_wild_world]

@@rachkate76 not everything has to do with race. It's unfornate what happened to this poor woman though.

[@aff291]

I agree that the system need to be mended. But her interrogation technic was common in every country. What she need was a lawyer. And I can't say it was race related, had white jury didn't mean it was racial thing. Or do you think black people is only allowed to have black jury too? Just asking. ✌🏻

[@dijonayfrauenfelder1162]

I felt for this woman, this was absolutely heartbreaking for me so i cant even imagine how hard it was for her thank god she was set free👏❤

[@caliapster8720]

3:25 this boy is gonna be a respectfull young man.

[@mynanscatbarks4366]

Do you actually give spotify accounts?

[@davisdietzenalt]

My Nan's Cat Barks probably not

[@laycebug3260]

If you do, HMU

[@mrbreakdown6730]

Not

[@mrbreakdown6730]

Racially motivated is not a thing

[@biancaravizza1328]

Oh my shes so sweet, Im so sorry for what happened to her :( I love how respectful and polite this kids are

[@emilymioton5314]

God that must’ve been so hard. You lose your baby after trying your best to save his life and then you’re accused of hating him, murdering him, causing his pain. Then you’re locked up. I can’t even imagine that.

[@noone7661]

Nice name

[@noone7661]

Rip😥😥😥😥😇😇😇😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@noone7661]

@RINGER yes

[@barbben9327]

I found this comment online, from this women called Stephanie and I really wanted to share this: Stephanie: I find that many people claiming to be Christians are ok with the death penalty. I ask them about people who have been falsely convicted? They often say “That doesn’t really happen”. I respond “Sure it does. You know who the most famous innocent person killed by the death penalty is”? “Who”? “Jesus....and you would have been at the base of the cross yelling “Crucify him”. They look at me stunned. Often they reach up and gently grasp the cross on their necklace.

[@glittercats772]

Thanks for sharing. I can't believe people could think that doesn't happen.

[@sophielancaster9593]

Ya same!!

[@baileyharvell9864]

I’m Christian and i do not believe in death penalty at all‼️

[@arturopenaperalta4344]

@@evieg7369 "Very clearly guilty" is something that rarely happens (if ever). Defendants, witnesses, police, attorneys, etc. can all lie, so it's basically impossible to be 100% sure. Death is the ultimate sentence and justice is a subjective concept, so I don't think the first can ever guarantee the latter.

[@arturopenaperalta4344]

@@evieg7369 Also, even if Jesus had to die for a prophecy to be fulfilled, it doesn't mean that the people involved in killing weren't being unfair with him. The purpose of that injustice to happen was that we didn't do the same unto other people. "Whoever is free of sin, cast the first stone".

[@ev3416]

This woman is extremely lucky. Thank god she was able to be released and proven innocent to avoid undeserving death. Unfortunately though there are cases where the person isn’t as lucky. Cameron Todd Willing, a father of three young kids, was wrongfully convicted of the death of his children. He fought and claimed he was innocent until his death ordered by the court. It wasn’t until 2011, could have been sooner but the court delayed his investigation wether to see if he was truly innocent or not, he was proven innocent. We took a loving father away from this world and treated him like a monster when he himself was grieving for his children. If one person wrongfully dies cause the death penalty, it clearly shows that this system is flawed. One person is too many.

[@ssmith3967]

L I L I yaaaaaaaaas 👌

[@ezracalderon1759]

Who killed all 3 kids?

[@ev3416]

@@ezracalderon1759 They were killed in a house fire which prosecutors blamed Cameron for intentionally starting. Cameron was called by psychiatrists an "extreme and severe sociopath" because they found 'Iron Maiden' and 'Led Zeppelin' posters in his house (yes, literally just cause of that) so they believed he was obsessed with death. It wasn't till years later that the Texas Forensic Commission Panel said that flawed science was used in this case along with outdated theories used by the investigators to justify their conviction

[@Samuraid77]

Do you feel the same way about 1 person being wrongfully murdered by cops due to common malpractice?

[@sarahvand3628]

Cameron Todd Willingham

[@idilsualtintas]

I want all audio books to be voiced by Sabrina, because her voice is beautiful! And I love her message so much!

[@2zzfx345]

Who else is binge watching HiHo kids videos 😂

[@vikkil8804]

Me loll

[@leviackermannightcore]

ME

[@chirashidon69]

finding cavali

[@taylorortiz8890]

Omg me toooo!!

[@idvgamerkid5651]

I watch the ones with the most likes 😅

[@namiyusaka6248]

I'm astonished by how she stayed true to herself and managed to grow because of her experience. I would have gone crazy... I feel so sorry for her. Such a fierce lady!

[@rimasaba]

went to buy her book and it was sold out .I wish continued success to this strong soul ❤️

[@ineffablecringe]

What's her book called?

[@lucialaski6982]

Sadie Lanah “exonerated : a Sabrina butler story” I think

[@Lemonade_Stand_]

Same! I even looked on Amazon and a few other places who sell books and it looks like her website is the only place that sells it because i couldnt find it anywhere. Hopefully it restocks soon.

[@technosauruspunk3375]

I hope she got lots of hugs from the kids, I would have given her a big hug while listening to her speak

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodfa8051]

If you were proven not guilty the crime should be taken off your record

[@cc__tv8283]

Your Friendly Neighborhood Failure I mean but u would still have to walk around with an unexplained gap in ur resume ...

[@balazs7235]

Shay I’d say it’s still a bit easier to explain and show that they were wrongfully convicted than have that on your record. Now does it also mention that she was put on death row? Because then you can (unfortunately) say goodbye to ever getting a normal job as nobody would want to hire you...

[@sarathesimmersarathesimmer1300]

2:00 I have taken two classes of CPR before, so I know the difference between adult and infant CPR.. I feel so horrible for her, because there is a MAJOR difference in the two.. I can't imagine the grief she must have, she only tried to protect her baby. Please please please, everyone out there, try and educate yourself on infant, child, and adult CPR; I really don't want to make her situation in a life lesson or whatever, but I want you to learn from it as well.

[@uglyvegan7945]

@@redsirwe If you know CPR you can easily modify it to do infant CPR. Infant CPR is two fingers on the chest on the mid-line between the nipples, press about 1 1/2 inch down and when doing breaths only use the breaths in your cheeks. It's the same as adult CPR but with less pressure applied.

[@melodicteacup]

totallt agree. I’m certified in both infant and adult CPR and that is what’s terrifying; they wouldn’t hear her side of the story. many people aren’t certified nor educated in CPR training and she was nearly put on death row solely because of that.

[@Hokuto_Tongi]

True. Learned it as part of a high school class and I’m glad to know if it’s needed I can help somebody.

[@natalierzeszutek7305]

Sometimes even when you know the training, you don't know how you will react in those kinds of situations. And for a 17 year old, most wouldn't really know how to do CPR let alone CPR on an infant. Its sad this wasnt taken into account. It shows the gap that needs to be filled within the education system. I'm from Australia, and from what I know it is an issue here, lack of first aid education.

[@yc2877]

My medical skills teacher made us learn it online like a few days but I already forgot...

[@amiahwilliams7278]

This sound just like the Netflix series “When They See Us”I wish people wouldn’t just judge people just because of race I wish the best for her and whoever is going through the same thing😞

[@nbaallstar16_2kyt6]

Amiah Kuwonu Just watched that!! I was thinking the exact same thing

[@ctteensydisc1952]

Amiah Kuwonu it doesn’t sound like it it is like it

[@amiahwilliams7278]

I like queen Sub in memory of freddie it’s different but the same

[@beanzstan3852]

Amiah Kuwonu I know this is off topic but you a beanz fan❤️ I love prettymuch

[@amiahwilliams7278]

BeanzStan YES!!!!❤️❤️❤️I love my baby Zion😍🥰

[@trvpxstar]

She needs to expose those cops so they don’t do that to know one esle

[@tobiex4861]

Caleb is Multitalented know one esle? no one else*

[@l.moorey]

Its kinda not the cops fault they just got told to arrest her its the courts fault

[@sherbert9858]

It’s the judges and courts fault not the cops bc the cops just arrested her but they didn’t sentence her

[@someonebridgey4325]

@@sherbert9858 cops as well for coercing her + if the cops did they job right the case shouldn't have gone to court

[@ollie_3948]

@@l.moorey she literally talked about how they mistreated her during interrogation and coersed her into giving an incorrect statement

[@daisydrawsstuff4227]

I cant imagine the level of trauma Sabrina's had to face at the hands of the US legal system. Losing your child with no chance to grieve, immediately charged with something too heinous to even comprehend, spending 6 years in isolation fearing getting murdered by paid government officials. Losing everything you had on release and having to wait years for financial support. Yet shes still here telling her story! Death penalty is truly evil

[@ivanvenne]

The Death Penalty isn't evil. The Death Penalty is a fair punishment for anyone who has murdered somebody. The problem is when people make a decision without enough evidence. Innocent until proven guilty, there was not enough evidence to convict her but they decided it anyway.

[@freezerounds]

@@ivanvenne It's not evil, but it's not right. If even just a *single* person who committed no crime can get the death penalty, then there's a problem with the death penalty. If that person is killed and posthumously proven innocent, you can't take that punishment back. It's simply not fair. An irreparable punishment is not fair.

[@ivanvenne]

@@freezerounds But those desicions where innocent people get the death penalty happen when truly there is not enough evidence to convict them yet. If the court were to wait for more evidence before convicting them than the death penalty will be right. We just need to find a way to do this.

[@freezerounds]

​@@ivanvenne No, I don't think we do. The justice system simply isn't perfect, and the evidence doesn't always tell the true story. The justice system is about punishing the guilty, yes, *but it's also about protecting the innocent.* Part of that is making sure the innocent are protected from the justice system itself. No criminal punishment should be irreparable, because *every* story is subject to change. An inability to change a criminal's punishment is a *failure* of justice. As for the death penalty itself, we can never be *completely* certain for *every case* that the person being put to death is guilty. The *mere existence* of the chance that an innocent person could be wrongly *executed* is already a failure of the justice system.

[@barreldreamz7852]

It's not just the US justice system dude. The whole world is a lot like this

[@olibekkers]

This kids understand everything she says, I love it

[@avaschroeder1522]

this made me cry she’s such a sweetheart i’m so proud

[@Chiffawndue]

My dad was convicted of a crime he didn’t commit. He spent 4 years in prison. 4 years of his life for something he didn’t do. Pisses me off..

[@ryanjuarez9428]

Chiffawndue how much did they give him

[@Chiffawndue]

@@ryanjuarez9428 10 years, I believe.

[@ryanjuarez9428]

@@Chiffawndue no money

[@Chiffawndue]

@@ryanjuarez9428 Not at the time, no.

[@snowytiger957]

😲 yeesh I'm sorry 😞

[@chris_canned_bread]

This is so heavy.. I can't imagine having a baby and losing him despite efforts to save him, and then being not only accused but put on death row

[@demi-godjediathogwartsrapp9938]

what an incredible woman, she deserves so so much i can't even image what she must have been through

[@Lochnessie4066]

6:11 the twins sit in exactly the same way. 😂 Legs crossed hand in between their knees

[@depressedbeauty9026]

Vanessa Lee 😂😂

[@fartbuisness4786]

Lol 😂 you right

[@madalynhiscock1793]

Haha yeah

[@laurenshairstylesandtutori7836]

I’m amazed at this woman’s strength and that she was able to talk about it! I inspire her so much! ❤️