Natalia Grace The Final Chapter! REACTION! Let's Get Into This!

[@clairesanightmare]

It’s so beyond clear to me that Natalia has been horribly abused and that any behavior issues she exhibits today are due to her abuse from multiple sources. I’m not as centered as you, Peter, because those comments on your video yesterday pissed me off😅 anyone saying she’s shady must not believe the doctors that have proved she never lied about her age. They’d have to believe the Barnetts. Which is baffling to me. I pray for justice and true healing for Natalia.

[@clairesanightmare]

YES PETER!! Thank you!! Everything was beautifully said. You understand abuse and the long lasting effects it has and I can’t thank you enough for standing up for Natalia. I hope she finds a wonderful therapist and social support network to go along with her new awesome family.

[@ladybliss101]

The lawyer person is Beth Karas. She worked for Court tv. She has covered the OJ trial,Phil Spectar,Scott Peterson and just about every case and trial in the last 30 yrs. She is a legal expert. She is extremely educated about law,from state to state. She is extremely sought after that's why you see her alot.

[@marissa6876]

Thanks for this comment! I didn’t know this. She explained everything well.

[@ladybliss101]

I remember her and Nancy Grace crying when Scott Peterson was found guilty. Beth had gotten close to Lacys family over the course of that trial.

[@marissa6876]

@@ladybliss101 that was such a horrible case.

[@ladybliss101]

Yeah. I used to watch alot of Courtv . Beth Karas was like the number one reporter type on there. She covered all the big cases. Kimberly Guifom was a reporter on there too. She's dating Don Jr now 😂. Nancy Grace had a show on there this was before she got on CNN ,she wasn't as hateful back then. Beth Karas is worth her salt. A legal expert if there ever was one.

[@marissa6876]

@ loved court tv 😂

[@vixenligon1167]

The thing that I dislike the most about human nature is when someone is at their lowest point and an evil person comes to take advantage of the person who’s in need. My heart breaks for Natalia Grace. It’s extremely hard to trust anyone when you’ve been A and someone comes back with helping hand only to A you more. It is sickening. Thank you for making these videos.

[@joyslove3858]

Congradulations on your sobriety Bday. I enjoyed your reactions to this docu-series

[@idawilcox5275]

Oh My goodness I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE your reviews Peter. Its like I have watched it myself.

[@belleSally]

Hi Peter! Love your recaps

[@Cthairboss]

Couldn’t waittt for this !!! 💙💙

[@kerrysmiles]

What I worry most about her adoptive family is that type of abusive family always has a victim so they've moved on to somebody else... And all of them are children with no ability to escape until they turn 18 if they survive until then.

[@Off_to_see_thewizard]

I really appreciate this perspective. She clearly has been abused and her behaviors are a result of that abuse. She’s an adult now & unfortunately that means even though she didn’t cause the trauma, she’s still responsible for seeking help. She didn’t deserve any of that & it’s so unfair she now has to repair the things someone else broke. I wish her the strength to do so.

[@6205100]

Thank you @PeterMonn for saying all this. I think the way many people seem to talk about her is just further abuse and salt in her wounds. I'm thinking that for this young woman to start mental treatment would come as a damn miracle. How would she feel safe about sharing her inner self when she's been exploited her whole life, to trust that another adult won't turn around and sell her out. I've always felt a huge saddness around this, not only what we know for fact happened to Natalia but how inhuman society have shown itself around this little child.

[@MooreMari]

Natalia has been so neglected throughout her entire life.. my heart aches for her.

[@savannahrains8187]

I hope she continues on the path it ended in!!!! Those dupauls are angels

[@agirlandherbosties]

Thank you Peter for reminding me... I'll be back. Got to go watch that first 😅

[@realhousewifeoftransylvania1.0]

I really felt bad for the daughter. I hope things are still good there because the mom was deadset on helping Natalie at the cost of causing trauma and drama for her daughter, its like a huge disruption to their lives . Totally agreed qith the father. Good thing she straightened out. Dealing with people like Cynthia and Antwon can cause a terrible amount of distress. The mom handled it very well. I wouldnt be able to talk to those trash folks, the way they yell and insult.

[@sav-]

It makes me so sad that Natalia was failed by so many adults in her life!

[@alyssalee4004]

Me and my fiancé have been calling this season “Natalia grace in outer space” lol

[@tamipaine2246]

Hey Peter!

[@robynp22]

The plural of Mans is Manses. It’s a bit awkward but it’s correct. That’s how you do plural of names ending in S.

[@yourchristianbookkeeper]

The guardians, the Manses should have their guardianship stripped away. This crap would not fly in other countries, and I hope this is an exception in the US. My husband and I are both guardians to our adult siblings with special needs. We have to prove with receipts and bank statements on a consistent basis to the government that the funds they receive from public funds are used appropriately. Which means those who are caught or suspected of financially abusing a vulnerable individual can be charged with a crime. And we are encouraged to have multiple staff and professional services (doctors, psychiatrists, specialists, support workers, etc.) engaging with our loved ones so there are various accountability sources in place to prevent abuse of any type. Are these systems perfect? Nope. People can fall through the cracks. And it is heartbreaking when they do. Natalia is a product of multiple years of trauma and inconsistent treatments. I can only imagine the abandonment issues she has. 😢 And you bring up a good point, does this documentary feed the trauma for Natalia, or is it good in the means of bringing exposure to situations like there where people exploit vulnerable people for gain. It’s a good question to ask. And I do wonder if it is fair for Natalia to have consented to this documentary (or others) without not necessarily having the emotional or intellectual foresight into the pros and cons of doing so.

[@kyliefink1415]

What im shocked about is foster children are not allowed to spanked at all. Especially in Tennessee. So if they are like foster kids in custody of DCS, then their house can shut down for any foster kids. (I know because I'm a current DCS worker in the state of Tennessee whose job is to be the legal guardian of foster kids.)

[@dianawalter1446]

There is that big smile and blue eyes love this channel. I believe that they did abuse her. Love you both always, take care and stay safe. Glad you had a funday, relax this evening. Don’t forget your self care. 💙💙💙☃️☃️☃️📖📖📖🙏🙏🙏🕯️🕯️🕯️🧢🧢🧢☕️☕️☕️🥤🥤🥤📺📺📺🍿🍿🍿🐿️🐿️🐿️🥰🥰🥰🧸🧸🧸😴😴😴⛈️⛈️⛈️❄️❄️❄️⛄️⛄️⛄️🥶🥶🥶🎉🎉🎉💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@jademitchell1556]

How Godly of the Manses to threaten to release sexually explicit images of their daughter and her bf?!?! Also wouldn’t that be revenge p*rn?!?! Also the whole time I just thought Natalia was scared of the Manses. The Manses not allowing her to get the surgery she needs to get is medical neglect.

[@shawngross5420]

"Manses" is correct. When a last name ends in s, add es to make it plural. It looks and sounds weird because many people don't know, but it is correct.

[@kerrysmiles]

At what you were saying about the manses towards the end of the video not having gotten her therapy... They do the pray away thing. Which is really bothersome when you know that they have a bunch of adopted kids and have brought lots of foster kids in and out of their home. How many other people are they setting up for a lifetime of abuse? Like this is how people go and get into DV relationships after leaving home😢

[@polarlife9017]

I guess I'm the only one who kinda doesn't like the way the Depauls talk about Natalia. They almost villianize her at times like she's just choosing to give them a hard time on purpose when they know all that she's been through, like, of course, she's mentally unstable she's literally been abused her entire life and clearly isn't comfortable talking about all of it on camera yet. Did they seriously think that once they got her, everything would just be easy?

[@cassandraanne]

I really hope Natalia is in therapy. The amount of trauma she’s gone through is unimaginable. It was wild to me that she didn’t want to see a therapist because they write things down while she’s been on a documentary series. I think you’re so right: she is afraid of what would come up. If Kristine p*mped her out she should be in JAIL! I really like the DePauls & I’m so happy she’s with them again.

[@jacquelinegamrat5597]

I thought there were still 2 more episodes. Are they available somewhere

[@kerrysmiles]

One of the biggest topics that I think keeps getting ignored in every documentary about her is the ableism aspect. Our society has from the start treated disabled people as not even second class citizens. Like those of us on SSI I still don't even have the right to get married. We still take away disabled people's rights left and right sometimes completely unnecessarily like Natalia Grace why Are they allowed to have guardianship on an adult?? Families can out of nowhere put people under conservatorships unnecessarily and rob them... There's literal businesses out there that that's their business model taking the rights of people away and then sometimes putting them in the worst places around... Like that institution you were talking about in the last video. We have so many less rights. People always talk about oh well you should report that to the ADA. Disability help places are all non-profits They get some government money but it's pennies... And they are all controlled... So like for instance the independent living center we do a lot of advocacy through it and it's very curated and they look for very specific things to be worked on basically what legislators are willing to work on. These were established after the Capitol crawl and people camping out in the state houses to get the section 504 passed... As well as disabled people laying down in front of buses... They didn't want us doing that anymore so they've pushed peaceful protests... And they control the narratives at the independent living center including control the narratives on who's allowed to speak for them. If you're willing to be a puppet basically. People don't even know half the time when I teach them about something that deprives us of our rights as citizens that also pay taxes and work just not as much or sometimes not at all but we still contribute to society and lots of amazing ways. And the history of disabled people throughout the time in the United States has had a lot of eugenics literal abuse... Look up what the JRC is in Massachusetts. They use a device called the GED. The guy who owns the place invented the thing they literally use lobbyists to keep being able to torture literally torture the United Nations has said it's torture. Disabled people have been trying to get it shut down for a long time. We beg non-disabled people and professionals to fight with us but nobody wants to. Can you imagine knowing that there is people in your community being tortured and you can't get people in your community besides other disabled folks to give a crap😢 This is why people get away with abusing people in the system because the system knows it's very hard to place disabled folks so they say well it could be worse. And think about that what the manses do to all of those kids professionals know that it could be worse than that family. Those was horrible abusive people... There's worse than that... And sometimes it's the very professionals that are supposed to be protecting us that are much worse. I hate being in this country as a disabled person because I know they don't even want to hear either. If they could get rid of us they would which I think letting things rip after the pandemic was them doing that. They banked on us trusting and going out into the world and not making it. They banked on us suffering the consequences of everybody else wanting to move on. Except everybody else is being harmed by it too. They realized they could make more disabled people which they make a lot of money off of us because we need a lot of medical care. So businesses and legislators basically took stock in destroying people's health. That's the society we live in. That's the society that allowed abuser after abuser after abuser after abuser to harm Natalia and then allow an abusive film crew to harm her again and for society to look at it without thinking to themselves what are the documentarians doing why are they using scary music and sensationalizing this rather than trying to actually get this person help.

[@kerrysmiles]

My other thought about the manses is if that's how she talks on camera and with witnesses... I know she's much worse behind closed doors with no witnesses😢 same with the 'dad'. Those people collect kids. And like I said in the other comment those are the type of people that always have one that takes the front of the abuse... They probably abuse all of the kids but one gets the worse... Like in the book of child called It

[@marissa6876]

I’m glad it was a happy ending. Did anyone else notice she wore a new ring after UK? Honestly, god bless that woman Nicole DePaul, what a strong person with a kind heart! My heart broke for Natalia when she realized she was used by the Mans, we could all see it but I believe Natalia was truly brainwashed and scared of them and believed they wouldn’t cut her off. Cynthia Mans gives me evil vibes. She always did. How can you abuse anyone with a disability especially a little person who has spine issues?! Horrific.

[@PeterWatchesTV]

I noticed the ring and wondered what that was about too.

[@jimmyvila4443]

I hope the Mans go to jail!

[@kristijones4236]

I finished it today!! I am just waiting on her next "adventure" I bet its gonna be abt the boyfriend...

[@suvianalarish1001]

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[@catowns100]

I am so confusion about this series

[@savannahrains8187]

I don’t think the documentary showed Natalia in a positive light at all until the last episode. I have had to delete previous comments because I thought negatively of her. I hope she gets a positive spin off show!!!

[@momzillainnova]

One concern I have is that Natalia will end up on a reality show. I do not think that will be the best thing at this point for her mental health. Weve seen what happened to gypsy rose after her life of abuse and the fame that followed. I wish Natalia love, peace, and a finally NORMAL life.

[@kerrysmiles]

The weirdest documentary because they are also abusers of Natalia. That's what I've decided. They are deliberately picking certain things that just like the sexual stuff and all that there literally trying to portray her in every way they can for people to fight about it. So the documentary I use that term loosely isn't trying to understand Natalia but to make viewers most entertained which seems to be us being split down the middle. This is why they don't use any professionals besides the attorney. They don't want a majority of people to see her as a victim because they can't do more parts and make more money. I see the producers and the people behind the camera as another group of abusers that have harmed Natalia. I'm glad she's with the DuPaul's Because I think this is the first time in her life that people really want to help her and aren't trying to take from her or gain hero ship for being a person that takes in orphans that are disabled.

[@MyBigBlueEyes]

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[@cynthiax56]

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[@CandlecrushAlways]

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[@belleSally]

I was disappointed in Natalia for not believing that little boy.

[@marissa6876]

I think she lied out of fear of the Mans family.

[@suvianalarish1001]

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[@savannahrains8187]

Watching right now. Everyone in this situation is weird af. everyone just gives me such weird vibes!!!! Natalia needs to not be scared of the revenge porn because that’s illegal anyways!

[@kimapel1528]

Im so glad that weirdo Michael Bartlett was only in the doc for a minute. There was no reason for him to be in it. I dont know which family is worse, the Bartletts or the Manz's! Theyre all horrible, evil people! I do believe Natalia has so much trauma and is a product of years of abuse. It will take years of therapy to live any kind of quality life if she's willing to unpack all that. The Depaul's are a little weird too. I do feel she's better off with the Depaul's in a little people community. It's a hot mess!

[@Prissykitty123]

Just a couple of things I still didn't get answers for how did she have full pubic hair at age 6 how did she not speak Ukrainian language or even understand it she was there for 5 years that's just a couple of questions that may be there was answers given and I missed it but I don't want everybody to come at me she spoke perfect English no accent she knew about a period please be gentle with me I'm just trying to get some understanding of a couple of things

[@lojoinpoho]

I just watched the very last episode today. There’s a million elements to this, but Nicole also got way way way too involved. I can’t imagine someone calling me up and telling me what to do with my daughter. That was a bad situation from the get-go.

[@CountryBoy2280]

I was on episode 1 and 2

[@alisamoehrig9462]

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