NEW Evidence! Death Penalty? Roommate of Suspects Called In Top Tip! Jocelyn Nungaray Case Updates

[@GrizzlyTrueCrime]

00:00:00 Start 00:01:35 Timeline 00:03:11 Map time 00:13:53 Restaurant the suspects were at that night 00:19:40 7 Eleven 00:26:12 Vigil and court appearances 00:32:17 Roommate saw the suspects' photo on TV 00:34:19 How the police caught the suspects 00:39:58 New evidence means death penalty likely 00:45:25 Tribute Previous livestream/press conference: kzbin.infoUYBQXVjBt8w?si=ThMe_Zs_vaL84aSd

[@Donald909090]

The prosecutor is a lover of immigrants. She is a real piece of work. It's just my humble opinion.

[@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044]

They should have never said it was the roommate who saw the suspect on tv they can now send someone to kill the roommate. Supposedly one of the criminals mother works with Maduro.

[@Tomes23]

Ojos Locos : pronounced Oh-hos.

[@Zebragirl1111]

Very disturbing. Sneaking out of your home, is common. This world is not a safe place. RIP sweet angel ❤️

[@Kamy_ann]

Even if that child did sneak out, does not mean she deserves, or encouraged this terrible crime!

[@crowmedicine3890]

I think most kids sneak out at some point. It's heartbreaking that this poor girl coincided with demons.

[@constancewashington9019]

That is true, but I think parenting plays a big part/role in this. She is 12 years old, and it seems like she had a lot of freedom for her age. When you look at the whole picture, any predator could have attacked her. I don't know if she sneaked out the house before, but she didn't seem worried that she would get in trouble when sneaking that night. Also, what is a 12-year-old doing with a boyfriend and the mother did not have the boyfriend's number to call him to try to find her daughter. The world that we live in today, you cannot allow your children to have such freedom, especially at the age of 12. There is too much danger and predators among us.

[@877swissmiss]

Right! 12 is that age when kids start to think they are more mature than they are, behaving a little careless sometimes, exited from 1st teenie love etc. It‘s part of that age/developmental phase but in this world it sadly is dangerous and yes, it is good when parents try to prepare their kids, tell them about the danger but puberty is still puberty and to scare teenies too much doesn‘t help against that really. My parents scared me and it didn‘t help, I sneaked out, got into scary situations etc. While I was lucky back then, I got into possibly life endangering situations when I was quite reasonable and an adult. There is no 100% safety and protection, it‘s just a fact. For some kids strict rules might help, for others it won‘t make a difference and it‘s easy to blame victims but that also does NOT help anyone!! Thanks for your comment❤

[@theorphan9700]

At that age I lived a vampire lifestyle meaning I snuck out all the time at the orphanage I was raised at in Houston. Most of us did. Dangerous? At times but nothing compared to the large increases in violent crime. This poor child, ☹️ heartbreaking

[@anntares172]

We tell our kids how dangerous it can be but they are kids and don't always make the best decisions because they are still developing their frontal cortex and are young. It's disgusting how grown men will target the most vulnerable. The other day my 16 year old daughter, middle of day, walked in to get a soda with me in car parked right there and a grown man felt perfectly justified saying some gross comment at her. I lost it.

[@monroeglam]

This is why I've always taught my kids that NO ADULT should be asking a child for help. If they do, chances are they have no good intentions.

[@lorialexander9575]

Me too! They don’t always listen but have definitely pounded it in their head. I can not imagine she was at the store where she could have asked for help if she thought she needed it. So Heartbreaking💔💔💔 RIP Jocelyn and Prayers for her Mom and Family🙏🙏🙏

[@thatswhatshesaid6326]

I agree with you but that’s easier said than done. Especially women have a hard time being rude or being assertive or telling a stranger to leave them alone. I can’t even imagine what a 12-year-old girl would feel telling two grown men to leave her alone or being rude to them. Hell, I’m 47 years old and in a situation like this, I would be petrified. Late at night if was alone and two men approached me it would definitely be intimidating and a scary situation!

[@MachinedFace88ttv]

@@thatswhatshesaid6326 don't worry ya old lunch crow! no men will bve approaching you anytime soon AHAHHA

[@kendallneason3645]

My sister went through trauma as a teen. She survived but was devastated for years. She said the way her attacker treated her was as an object. These predators see victims as a thing to be used for their pleasure and amusement, not a human. They are psychopaths with no capacity for empathy. Just 12 years of life is heartbreaking. My thoughts are with the family. 😢

[@SopSad1522]

My son is 34 now but I can remember that when he was a teenager he and his girlfriend would sneak out in the middle of the night and meet at the park. This case reminded me of a creek near the girls house. Of course they both made it home safely and I’m sure it probably happened more than once and even though he was a boy I also have daughters that probably did the same thing when they were teenagers. They think they’re invincible. And an innocent walk to the park or store should not end like this ever!! This was something she probably had done before without a thought of the evil around the corner. We should never ever blame a victim! Please try and remember when you were young and you didn’t give it a second thought. It’s safer at home. Please don’t blame the victims ESPECIALLY if they are as young as she was. 😢

[@AnnaMorris411]

I too snuck out after my parents were sleeping, to hang out with my friends at a nearby gas station next to a popular skating rink in town. In the early 80’s it was common practice among my young teen friends and we never worried about such violence. I worry constantly about my children’s ability to keep their daughters (and sons) safe in a world full of predators!

[@cail171]

​@@AnnaMorris411me too

[@ubercodes9403]

💯

[@Mmshroom]

Me too! My girlfriend and I would duck behind cars because we were afraid of everything 😂. But I grew up in NYC and it was kind of crazy back then.

[@crystalo3550]

It happens to boys to don't think your girls were the only ones who could be in danger of something like this happening there was a teenage boy who snuck out his house picked up by a sick evil man who took him somewhere sa him and the boy had managed to walk 2 a store where people saw blood running down his legs he fell out and they called for a ambulance I'm not sure if they ever caught the monster who did it

[@joniford3979]

I can understand how broken Jocelyn's mom is feeling. I lost my son lst year, he was 30. It is so difficult to come to terms with. But with her daughter suffering and being murdered is a whole new hell for her. Praying for her family to find some healing, but this is a wound that never leaves a parent!! It is ever present, even in the happiest times.

[@therealz360z7]

I think it only gets worse my son a week after his thirty first birthday and after five years he's rarely mentioned .

[@judieahmed98]

My condolences 🙏❤️

[@thatswhatshesaid6326]

I’m so sorry to hear the loss of your son. I can’t imagine what that pain feels like. I pray for you to find some peace one day. 💜

[@WISH-vw1tg]

I am so sorry for your loss😢. Just the thought guts me. I pray you are able to be ok..such a tragedy for you. Good Bless❤

[@tatum635]

they are SAing her for TWO whole hours. my heart breaks for her.

[@jacquelinejacobson6789]

There was a case where a 10 yr old boy was walking home from school and an adult woman was trying to get him to go with her. She wouldn't leave his side. The boy ducked into the nearest store and told the 17 yr old cashier to pretend she was his mother and advised her of the menacing woman. She locked the door, not allowing the woman access to the store, and called 911.

[@susanjane2498]

Smart girl! Did the cops catch the evil woman?

[@jacquelinejacobson6789]

@@susanjane2498 yes

[@WISH-vw1tg]

Thank God❤ What a smart child❤

[@gtilusso2101]

There’s a video actually showing that.

[@tula1433]

Yes we need to have a conversation as a society about predatory women. If womens crimes got reported we’d be seeing numbers we never expected. DV alone is almost 50/50. Males can be victims. Women can be predators! We need to not forget that.

[@aprilschoen5253]

As a parent I would have a hard time getting over what your own child suffored with. Horrific

[@michelleg4069]

EveryDay! 😢😢 Forever! 💔😢

[@ulknatmelknatu]

Not really.

[@user-rw2uh5bv3o]

Liar it is forever every day or see someone like your child oh my god the pain slices like a knife EVERYDAY ​@@ulknatmelknatu

[@Fantom6400]

These are the consequences of poor parenting, lack of supervision and lack of authority over their children. Call it old fashioned, extreme or authoritarian …I don’t care, the fact that 12 year old girl snuck out late at night only to be found dead early morning is a result of poor parenting.

[@Poisongirl-nk6mj]

I believe they left her like nothing because just like Jocelyns gpa said they most likely have done this before in Venezuela and they screwed up big doing this in Texas!!! Texas and the country make noise when a child dies!!! Praying for the DP!!

[@victoriam3652]

@Poisongirl-nk6mj yes I heard one of the criminals mothers is link to the criminal organization in Venezuelan. Scary af tbh

[@claudialupper]

We make noise but nothing changes. People like these two are pouring in and everyone defends them. We have enough homegrown criminals. Don't need more.

[@anniezion]

Yes. Also the scumbags didn't realize there are cameras everywhere in Texas, in Venezuela, probably not.

[@BookishDark]

My heart absolutely aches for her mother. I have an 11 year old girl and i cannot think of anything more utterly horrifying than this happening to her. Good on the roommate for doing the right thing.

[@TeaWildflowers]

Thank you G for bringing us the latest in this tragic case of an innocent child stolen from her family and friends. May justice be complete and severe. Sending love and support to Jocelyn’s mom and family. Fly high beautiful girl. 💕🕊️🕯️

[@lokilord1536]

By the way. When the defense says they don't have criminal history, they are referring to criminal history in the U.S.

[@blackheart9554]

They are monsters, absolute monsters. Looks like the poor kid may have gone out to get a cold drink. Me and my sisters used to sneak out all the time back in the day. When you are young you dont think these things will ever happen to you. Unfortunately its a wicked, disgusting world we live in

[@marygoff3332]

We have to remember that the vast majority of people are good, kind. If two great men had walked by, they would have jumped in & rescued her. This poor child was at the wrong time, wrong place and she bumped into monsters. Remain vigilant but don't give up hope as so many people mean well and will help others.

[@claudialupper]

No, not in Houston. "Good, kind" people don't break laws and invade countries.

[@anniezion]

I so agree with you. What has this world become, when this evilness happens over and over again. This wasn't the case back in time. Of course there were horrible crimes then too, but not like it is nowadays. It's as if some people think they are entitled to do anything these days, why is that..?

[@ucdevonne]

A twelve year-old girl should be able to have the freedom and safety to walk near her home, at anytime. It is no one's fault aside from these demonic men that she was attacked. Rest in peace, Jocelyn. We will not stop fighting for you.

[@mycharmedunicorn8715]

Not in the USA. I wouldnt go walking right now in the dark as an adult

[@snicole042]

Yes!

[@crush9197]

@@mycharmedunicorn8715 true I don’t even go walking at night anymore and I used to love walking at night

[@DeerDoe]

This case reminds me of the 12 yr old boy who snuck out to go to his friends house, was there a few hrs when he decided to go home. It was pretty late at night when he encountered a spychopath who pulled him in the back of his car SA him & shot him before he threw him out of his car. The boy walked in the street in his boxers bleeding before collapsing by a store in front of a bunch of strangers. Someone in the store luckily called 911 & the boy survived but the amount of trauma he will have to live with. He was also 12 & his mother was called to hurry to the hospital because her son might not make it, in the middle of the night. The animal that did this was arrested days later but the damage he left no one should ever go through something like this especially not a child.

[@Leelee-bs7gb]

She may have been hiding by the storage unit due to curfews in town? Where I live minors have an 11 pm curfew unless they are with their parents. Maybe she saw a police car & knew it was past the curfew? This is such a heartbreaking case. Kids sneak out ~ doesn’t mean they are bad or neglected. These horrible monsters are the only ones to blame!

[@essenceofauset7272]

Nope, I live close. There is a storage company next door to 7-11 which is across the street from where her body was found. The 7-11 is a spot known for a lot of criminal activity. I have never stopped there. They walked from the bar to 7-11! It’s a straight walk north on Kuykendahl. 😢

[@nildagamez7655]

There are no curfews in that area. It is a dangerous area. I live two exits from the area. It is so scary

[@claudialupper]

A curfew in Houston? Not even during a hurricane. Nice try, but she was not "afraid" of police and hiding.

[@rhondapage2644]

You could never guess behind the smile in that pic what a monster of a beast he is. I can see how poor Jocelyn could have been willing to help them. I still have such a hard time wrapping my head around these sick monsters with no regard for life. No mercy. No compassion. Just pure self satisfying pieces of crap!!!

[@hollyallemand3870]

G I was thinking Jocelyn may have been hiding from the police. Some towns are strict on curfew. It’s just a thought.

[@maxhammerdestroyer]

@@hollyallemand3870 thought this exact thing

[@patriotir]

its really painful to see a child perish like this, I wonder how Palestinians feel after 7000 of their children got slaughtered by Zionists.

[@Mewsette1]

​@@patriotir You lost?

[@patriotir]

@@Mewsette1 are you?

[@coll4455]

Poor baby girl. Literally breaks my heart what happened to her and I’m so sick of people pointing a finger at her mother or at her for sneaking out! The fact that two men felt they had the right to do what they did to her is the problem nothing else!

[@tinameyer7080]

They were underneath the bridge with Jocelyn for 2 HOURS???? Let that sink in....May God have mercy. 🙏

[@thatswhatshesaid6326]

I was just thinking the exact same thing. Absolutely horrific!!!

[@j4kgang921]

They each had an hour with her😢😢

[@claudialupper]

May God have mercy on her, not being able to prepare for passing and suffering like this. Poor soul. May God serve JUSTICE to the monsters who did this.

[@teraconley7173]

Teach all the children and young adults, if grow men are asking for help, take it as evil intentions.

[@bethbrown6155]

Isn't it a shame that we have to teach our young children not to trust people .......the world is a horrible place.

[@marygoff3332]

We must remember that 99% of people are great, and not let the 1% wear us down with fear.

[@kelliintexas3575]

​@@bethbrown6155ABSOLUTELY NOT. You need to do some reading.

[@teraconley7173]

@@marygoff3332 right we must not let fear run our lives. My 13 year old asked me if it was her, would i have been mad if I called from 711?. I could only tell her, no sweet heart! I never want you to fear I am going to upset, I would want you to call because you know I will help. I can never imagine the fear that sweet child felt.... And if it keeps our future alive, to live thier future, than i would rather have them AWARE of evil, so they are vigilant. I have MANY years of gas station experience. Many, many calls to police, and had a few people ask to wait until the cops showed up and it was safe.. (our 711's were sold, but during orientation, we were given tips to handle such situations.). I still blame el paso. And being my home city, I HOPE THE FAMILY DEMANDS ANSWERS. they deserve it

[@bethbrown6155]

@@kelliintexas3575 Excuse me? Read what?

[@angimichaelsen4557]

The Death Penalty should definitely be put in place for these Evil individuals. Justice for Sweet Jocelyn & her family !! 💗💔💗

[@kimt4997]

🌹💜💔Jocelyn💔💜🌹 How I wish you would have had a chance to call 911. Your life should have been long lived, full of milestones. You will never be forgotten. Thank you G.

[@bibistvlife8732]

She probably did, she didn’t because she didn’t want to get in trouble

[@kimt4997]

@@bibistvlife8732 😢 just breaks my heart.

[@tthappyrock368]

My heart breaks for Jocelyn's family! What a beautiful, caring young lady! Thankfully, people who saw things spoke up, police investigated, and these guys were quickly apprehended. Kudos to the furniture store owner who took care of the funeral costs!

[@Clementine_D]

That's awful. I used to sneak out of my house when I was a teenager too, by the way. I wasn't abused, I had great parents, maybe a bit naive, but so was I. Thank god nothing like this happened to me or my friends!

[@jennbati6277]

Thank you for this perspective. Abuse or not kids are kids. They just dk there’s no types of boundaries out there. It’s like the more time goes on the worse it gets. That’s the difference between us sneaking out back then and kids sneaking out today. The devil is roaming his time is short. So much evil is running rampant. There’s no space to take chances. May God have mercy. Thank God there is a hell for people like these two pitiful male people. That is the nicest thing I can say for them. Trying to be Christ like here. 😔💔

[@yvonnedeboer7535]

I never had to sneak out of the house. My parents were also naive. I could have have sneaked out but there was nothing to do in my village 😂😂 But times changed😢

[@joanbaczek2575]

I’m so sick of people saying “ how could they leave her body like that?” Wtf? The only question we should be asking is how could someone kill somebody for no f’ing reason!”

[@thatswhatshesaid6326]

Exactly!!!

[@Terry-lh8cn]

They killed her for a good reason, from their perspective--so she couldn't ID them to cops for the assault. So the question is, what makes men think they have a right to someone's body?

[@Janu-lj9hf]

@@Terry-lh8cn They always come up with stupid excuses as to why the female is at fault. Them not teaching their sons right from wrong is the problem here, nothing to do with women. It’s just them failing as fathers and then twisting it around to somehow blame the female gender for their psychotic sons. There is a reason why most sexual abusers are males so the question is, what are mothers teaching their daughters that fathers aren’t teaching their sons?

[@anniezion]

​@@Terry-lh8cnThis! "What makes men think they have a right to someone's body"! What is it in todays society these type of crimes are much more common than back in the days? Of course there have always been crimes like this, but not at this level. What is it in todays world making those types of scumbags think they are entitled?

[@hoganFE]

why these days, do criminals get bond at all if the charge is murder?

[@Mewsette1]

These days?

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

Liberals.

[@OldJoeBlows]

Liberals believe they have rights because they came from hardship and are oppressed. These people are even worse than the criminals themselves, imo. They have allowed their empathy and compassion to be weaponized against them. Liberals will quite literally sacrifice their own children for others. Disgusting.

[@ab8588]

@@AbsyntheAndTearsneoliberals

[@claudialupper]

Lena Hidalgo and other just as evil as her.

[@shalgal795]

This case reminds me of the Marrisa Shen's case that happened in BC Canada in July 2018. She was also 12 years old. He was just charged in 2023. This case was infuriating. The criminal was only in canada a month with a private sponsor. The poor father was arrested because he brought a fire arm to court. He acted entitled the whole trial.

[@loriburnip]

I'm from BC on Vancouver Island I'm going to look up this case thank you for suggesting it.

[@snicole042]

These people are coming in unvetted and invincible because they get away with it in their home countries and walk right in here.

[@shalgal795]

@@snicole042 apparently there was 2 ladies attacted in Halifax a few weekends ago. I guess you can Google what happened?

[@ozarksnipehunter3403]

Call them illegal intruders

[@beachbum955]

Thanks for covering this G! This poor little girl. 🧸❤

[@lindatracy2021]

You just know that sweet girl was crying for her mom. They make me sick.

[@rubyred1ism]

Being kidnapped as an early teenager, I know the fear. My best friend was with me. He took us to his house in the middle of nowhere. His friend was waiting. Its as though they had planned to have him bring back girls. I won't share too much more. But you really don't think it can possibly happen to you. I'm now a full blown agoraphobic and I feel safest in my own walls. Some people are just so sick in their heads and their hearts are cole black. They have no feelings for a random human being. To them, you are nothing more than an object. To use then dispose. Luckily the guy passed out and my friend hit the other guy over the head with an ashtray because he had me by the throat pinned against the wall. 😢please be careful out there.

[@kattykakes8135]

Every time I see Jocelyn’s picture, with her braces on in her smiling picture, my heart cries out. This poor 12-year-old girl had no idea of the danger that lurks in the night. When I see those victim-blaming her, I want to ask them if they blame her innocence or are they defending the fact that it’s just ‘life’ that evil people exist who would take advantage of someone you would normally have an instinct to protect? R.I.P. Jocelyn Nungaray. Justice is coming xo

[@dawngrimes7361]

Oh I'd like to say several thing's to those blaming her, she didn't ask for this nor did she provoke it, because I'm older and don't trust people like that those monster's, I carry protection

[@SameStory_NewEnding]

Imagine living in Venezuela, Guatemala, or Mexico among other places and this happening to people all day, & nobody cares. It’s sad, but they think they can just do it here too. I have friends that were born, raised & still live in Mexico, & Guatemala. I pray for them everyday! Breaks my heart. Also a major “SMETH” problem has only exacerbated grape & unaliving cases. 😢😢 Their minds are Swiss cheese & it gives them extreme urges. They also probably didn’t even realize her body was so out in the open.

[@kellydean3497]

...yeah, ,,, so they put them in place here. Great. United States of South America

[@claudialupper]

"Imagine living in Venezuela..." Whatever. I live in Houston. It's already Mexico, Venezuela, El Salvador, Honduras, and all RIGHT HERE. Demography is destiny.

[@dannyd4537]

@SameStory_NewEnding Mexico isn't like that. The US is worse. Plenty of child trafficking here. You're just blind and biased of your own country.

[@samwindmill8264]

Oh god, I grew up in bum fuq ass Iowa when meth was real big in the early mid 2000s. Thankfully it never seriously affected me or my family's life, except for a great uncle who went to jail over it and turned his life around. That same great uncle actually died in an apparent motorbike accident just last week...

[@Donald909090]

Poor young lady will not see another birthday. Those evil things should not have another birthday on this earth either.

[@susanmoore7229]

Thank goodness for the roommate and his cousin! 👍 Thanks G! 🌹❣️

[@dee-deelove9310]

If they bound her up where did they get the ties? They must of had something on them? Premeditated?

[@nmm913]

Not necessarily. Did you see the video of under the bridge? There was an entire encampment down there. Lots of stuff. They could've found something there I would think

[@dee-deelove9310]

@@nmm913 no I didn’t but that makes sense, this crime is horrific I just can’t fathom people who behave like this

[@milehighSniper7524]

​@nicolemartin914 how would they know that encampment would be abandoned, unless they were there earlier.

[@saraha5847]

@@milehighSniper7524I believe it was said before that they believe these 2 frequented that camp area in the woods.

[@melsafken764]

​@@milehighSniper7524 They were previously homeless. But maybe they didn't know beforehand.

[@allinyofeelings1884]

We all do stuff our parents don’t know about but no one deserves to be brutalized and murdered for it.

[@jessicacl2689]

I wonder if the roommate was here legally because if not that took balls and character to report them. Many would be so afraid of getting linked up with ice that they might hold back in fear. Not sure if that's even the case but either way thank God they had their scruples to get these creeps in custody.

[@malcriadamedina5358]

Im almost positive he also is here without permission

[@marhee143g5]

Why would that take balls? The illegal invaders are welcomed here with open arms. Why do you think they are here????

[@essenceofauset7272]

I live close. The police were on everybody’s azz! The area she was at is very busy and no place for a kid to be walking alone in the daytime, let alone at night. There is a skate park Nextdoor to the bayou. I figured she probably cut through there. Ppl skate at night when it cools off. It’s too hot to do outside activities in the daytime. God bless her, and her family 😢

[@monogamousapostate6626]

Los Angeles County no one is afraid. Houston has a Soros DA, so I doubt anyone is going to call ICE. I bet ICE wouldn't even come. It's not the 80's.

[@bibistvlife8732]

@@essenceofauset7272wow makes sense, what’s the name of that park ?

[@robinrountree8415]

The time-line is like stories you sometimes hear about humans and their pets. If they took her at 1am and killed her 2 hours later, that would be around 3 am the time her mom said the cat was acting weird.

[@bendietrees]

There's no doubt in my mind the kitty knew. It’s heartbreaking.

[@melusinab3082]

Agree. My son snuck out a couple of times when he was a freshman in high school and his cat came in my room and literally woke me up and was throwing a fit. I got up and walked around my house and discovered my son gone. Pets definitely know, imo

[@carolgannon2307]

Without a doubt animals have some kind of sense. My cat who isn’t a cuddler started sleeping on my stomach at one point. She always seemed to want to be near me. Shortly after I was diagnosed with liver cancer & esophageal varisies (internal bleeding due to tears in the esophagus). No body could convince me that she didn’t know something was wrong with me.

[@susanjane2498]

😢

[@emppulina]

@@carolgannon2307 Cats can actually smell cancers. Dogs can too and because they are easier to train, they have been trained to recognice cancer in the samples. Much quicker elimination than laboratory tests. However I don't know, how much they are actually used, but it has been studied quite a lot.

[@SharonHolland-ev3uj]

The store manager should have called 911 when he knew she was out alone !

[@crownviclx2000]

She’s 12. Not 8 😂

[@victoriam3652]

Yes and then seeing this grown man following her.

[@mycharmedunicorn8715]

@@crownviclx2000 and look how it turned out.

[@automatic5]

​@@crownviclx200012 is not grown. wtf ?

[@SharonHolland-ev3uj]

What does that matter!

[@rhondapage2644]

It’s like the Mayor himself doesn’t trust our judicial system

[@marciayoung8735]

I don't think anyone does at this point.

[@briattnybrittany6843]

​@@marciayoung8735that part‼️💯

[@ubercodes9403]

💯

[@BookishDark]

My heart absolutely aches for her mother. I have an 11 year old girl and i cannot think of anything more utterly horrifying than this happening to her.

[@melsafken764]

I hope this case is a warning to all children. 😥

[@BookishDark]

@@melsafken764 unfortunately kids are too innocent to ever imagine these things could happen to them

[@beachydee854]

Grizzly, I love your channel and how you bring us these heartbreaking and horrific cases with so much compassion, respect, heart and Soul. You are truly a beautiful Soul. 💖

[@thevinecrime]

It's crazy I used to sneak out all the time from ages 10 to 15 I got my own place finally and I still now look back and wonder how I made it through the New York streets and I did longer and worse things than she did

[@blissessentials524]

Same I did so many things that could have killed me so many times. I'm just lucky to be healthy today. 😊

[@H4SHninja]

Creatures thrive in the environment suited to them, so....

[@Justme_1221]

Same, I was a good kid but snuck out with friends when I stayed at their house. We were never caught and lived in the country so there wasn’t a lot of people around which probably helped us stay safe. We were just kids wanting to feel cool. I feel so bad for that poor girl. She was so young and made a poor choice that so many other people have made but it cost her her life. I’m a mother now and I feel so much sympathy for her mom. She went to bed with her daughter safe in her home and woke up to a never ending nightmare. We have to do more to get these predators out of society.

[@loriburnip]

Me too and I also used to hitchhike a lot. I am shocked that I survived.

[@quiltygal6981]

She snuck out because she was 12! She has probably done this plenty of times. 12yr olds don't have the same sense of danger as adults do. No one is to blame but those monsters that killed her.

[@OhPeeps]

When i was 13, 14, my gf's and I snuck out often in the summer. That was back in the 60s when life was much different. She in no way should be chastised for sneaking out. Too sad. 😢❤

[@raelynnbarnes1649]

We did the same during slumber parties. Went to a drive in restaurant in town that had a cigarette machine. 50cents. Big shots. We hid whenever a car would come by, in case was police. Such different Times. Hot summer nights.

[@Jezbel1466]

Exactly! I did the same thing is as well😢Nobody should pass any judgement on that child.

[@tatum635]

serial killers were peaking in the 60s-80s. you girls were just very lucky to not encounter a monster.

[@KOAnonymously]

I’m pretty sure all of us have snuck out at some point people are just quick to judge without doing any self reflection.

[@jamestovar4584]

It wasn't much different back then you had people like Ted Bundy and Charles Manson in the 60's that would kill you without hesitation

[@princessmillim]

Nothing better than catching a live on time!! Thank you for all you do!!💗

[@pk-cp1bo]

Houston DA Kim Ogg is soft on crime. Keep the pressure on her, Houston. Because it requires 12 jurors to meet out the dp, I believe the dp is dead in Texas, unfortunately.

[@Donald909090]

I think I heard about her.

[@beachydee854]

I pray those two monsters get the DP. They deserve nothing less. My heart aches for Jocelyn and her Mama and family. These horrific crimes need to stop. These scumbags need to be blocked from entering the US.

[@kellydean3497]

TRUTH IS - THIS ADMINISTRATION is complacent on hideous reject monsters from other countries bringing their hell to our neighborhoods!!!

[@buckeyeclayfan]

There was an execution in Texas recently (2nd one in Texas this year). And this new case has left a very bad taste in the mouth of everyone in Houston. The new mayor is livid about this case. Plus, the world is watching. If we can get past some bleeding hearts in the justice system, dp may happen.

[@kellydean3497]

@@buckeyeclayfan bleeding hearts? Talk about Commies that hate America.! I don’t care what party they are. We need a new administration that cares about America and it’s legal citizens!

[@joanbaczek2575]

Why was this monster allowed to walk around with an ice ankle monitor instead of immediately deported

[@crystalo3550]

You have kamala Harris and Brandon 2 thank for that

[@melsafken764]

Look how quickly these monsters were apprehended when LE investigates camera footage & reaches out to the public?!? It frustrates me when LE refuses to release evidence that could be helpful.

[@theweez6388]

I'm a little late! But yes G absolutely sneaking out is just something kids do. I know i did

[@Pacamamma]

Thanks for the update. 💔

[@BreezyByTheSea63]

Ojos Locos is a sexually charged sports cantina. The waitresses wear skirts so short that you can see EVERYTHING How do I know? I thought it was a regular sports bar when I went in years ago with a friend for lunch. I was surprised

[@Celestealbritton-tv4cb]

No wonder cus it means crazy eyes, I have passed that place before and thought about how cringe it is in there never knew what it was

[@JewelsMarie.]

I absolutely mean NO blame or guilt trip for the 7-11 employee... but if this child is a regular customer there, he somewhat knows her, and can see she is very young. Still a CHILD... sees her at a crazy hour of night (Has anyone asked him if she usually or has ever gone to the store that late at night before??) and then after the store closes up he sees her HIDING behind a storage container... why didn't he check if she was ok or needed help? Why not call a squad car out to check on her? I fell these two criminals maybe saw which way she was coming from and went and hid somewhere further down towards her way home, so that when she thought the coast was clear and they were gone, she started her walk home, only to be surprised and ambushed by them on her way, when there was nowhere to run or hide :( And also where were the homeless people at who lived under that bridge??? Nobody heard or saw her being brutalized for TWO HOURS?? This is so horrific.

[@kellydean3497]

Only guilt trip should be on the french fried potato that pretends to run this country - hideous injustice to an innocent - for what?

[@snicole042]

I know that is exactly what I was thinking. I worked at a gas station that was open 24 hours and sometimes I was there very late. If I saw a child there alone I would make sure there was t any strange men following her around, made her stay in the store until her mom picked her up. Sorry kid I don’t want anything bad happening to any child. He or she must feel awful.

[@Celestealbritton-tv4cb]

They don’t give a F

[@eduardomaldonado1647]

Mistakes parents made. 1 Daughter should not be allowed to have boyfriend at that age. 2. If this girl had habit of sneaking out why did you not punish her to fix the issue? 3. Do not give your kids cellphones at least not smart phones. 4. if your kids go out at that age do not let them go out alone. 5. never let your kids go out very late. 6. You need to establish boundaries in which the kids not only Respect you but also fear you. 7. Kids need to understand if you do not obey mother and father you have a very good reason to fear punishment. This keeps your kids alive and out of trouble.

[@DessV-one]

I live in San Antonio, these folks walk all day up and down a Main Street where they come in… so I can imagine no one seeing it as a big deal with these guys…. We need to stop letting them come in our country!!

[@juneyshu6197]

true

[@kelliintexas3575]

God Bless Matress Mack ❤ He is the GLUE to Houston. He NEVER FAILS US. You can depend on him FOR EVERYTHING EVER NEEDED. I approached him after the storm and he help me furnish my ENTIRE HOME in one hour. He had it all delivered 45 mins later. That was 9 years ago. To this day when I see him, he calls me by name. ❤

[@JenJenCoco]

Just so freaking SAD. They came into this country illegally with bad intentions. This is the problem we are having right now in America. So many women and children dying at the hands of evil people with bad intentions! I’m sick of it!

[@rebekahedwards5318]

Great update ! Thanks ❤

[@sylviajohnston6622]

Ojo (pronounced Oh ho) means "eye". So, the bar's name, Ojos Loco, means "Crazy Eyes".

[@kellydean3497]

wonderful :(

[@Lariiah]

7/11's have an icee drink that kids love. They usually allow you to mix your own flavors and are very popular especially in hoyyer climates. My heart is with her mom and little brother. I wish them strength and love as they go through this nightmare. ❤

[@BridgetCafarella]

Please do not blame the mother for her sneaking out.I was a good kid,but remember going to a park late at night with friends and their mom was watching us,but out of the blue some jerks arrived and begun threatening us for no reason,we literally were afraid and jumped in the car and sped off I can not imagine the pain she endured for 2 hours with these monsters assaulting her .I hope they are shown no mercy in prison. R.I.P. to the young girl.

[@AB-by8xu]

A mistake is unintended , they committed a act , not a mistake ! They approached her ….they lied …they lured her under that bridge …..they did the unthinkable …for hours …and killed her ….a mistake ? No ….

[@kellydean3497]

mistake they were still in this country? Oh Hell No! Our french fry potato jeopardizes YOU and every other citizens right to safety by his horrible policy. Pray his fry oil policies doesn't fry you or yours.

[@lindavidamia8199]

If these two get the death penalty arent they secluded. We dont want that. Let the jail population have a go on them. If i was her mother id rather them suffer every day, then be caged up with no contact and under secured surveillance. But If her mother is glad with that and gives her peace, im glad. Rest in peace sweet girl, this one really hurts. 😢

[@nikkimclay5474]

Hope they get that in jail before trial & prison, someone will do it I’m sure

[@Luluflowers111]

Breaks my heart

[@courtneymc33]

Poor girl. Not her fault what teen or young adult doesn’t sneak out at night once in awhile. I have literally ran for my life 4 times, people tried to actively grab or trap me from ages of 9-21. I’m chubby and live in a town known for beautiful people. Point being creeps will take advantage of whomever whenever. We need to talk about these dangers way more. When walking it only takes a minute in a small non populated place for things to turn very dangerous

[@hayleym2122]

Jocelyn would have smelled alcohol on the men when they were close trying to talk to her, she must have been so scared, I believe she knew they were dangerous and tried to get away from them.

[@savannah5333]

I believe there were defensive wounds... Jocelyn fought back. They don't deserve deportation, make an example of them for these sick men who are coming over to hurt women and children.

[@sashagarcia6205]

its beyond comprehension.. how do you do this to a 12 yr old girl? a child? insanity its just unthinkable these men can never see the light of day

[@WildChildMetalMom]

With all the prisoners from south America sent into our country, its not safe for anyone, day or night.

[@katdav79]

Dear God that poor baby must of been so terrified those 2 hours. 😢

[@Peace-tk3gr]

That poor child. Prayers for her mom ❤️. The two perps have earned the DP. Justice for the child!!!

[@Amber0220]

Unfortunately this is happening more and more in our country now. Parents really need to sit down with there kids and explain in detail what could happen. No time for sugar coating. This is so sad what is happening. Praying for justice for Joselyn and all of the others recently.

[@kellydean3497]

AMERICANS - should VOTE better and pay attention to the horrible consequences of open boarders!!! Signed, a decendant of LEGAL IMMIGRANTS - emmigrants!

[@juneyshu6197]

Parents arent what they used to be.

[@SharonHolland-ev3uj]

Maybe trying to be the friend instead of a responsible parent.

[@Mewsette1]

What? Us crime has plunged since the 70s and 80s! We're not anywhere near that and it's still going downward. Are you familiar with crime at all?

[@thatswhatshesaid6326]

@@juneyshu6197 parents aren’t what they used to be because everyone is working now. Remember ladies this is what we wanted! We wanted to go and earn our own money but we forgot to think about our children and who would be raising them. So fast forward to present time…no one is raising our children. Hell most kids are growing up with only 1 parent in the home and if they are lucky they get to see the other parent 7 days a month. Completely unnatural.

[@ZieSpiralOut]

I feel like if the 711 guy thought she was scared of the 2 guys he would have offered her a ride or something. As a rebellious teenager myself, I’m wondering if he thought she was scared of getting caught by the police in the area. I remember being that age and assuming that if I got caught being truant or smoking pot etc. I would be locked up for way longer than I actually would. I thought getting talked to by police would be one of the most devastating situations I could find myself in. At 14, I had a 23 year year old friend from blockbuster who would share a joint with me on his break. I had been groomed and abused by a 21 year old guy that worked at the barn where I boarded my horse and took lessons. When I was caught with him, I wasn’t in too much trouble but my “bf” was fired. He would sneak to the old barn down the road to see me until he was caught for that too and I never saw him again. My intention for typing all this is to say that I thought everyone wanted to be my friend and that cops were the ones I needed to be more wary of. I am wondering if the 7/11 guy assumed that Jocelyn would have a similar mindset as I had as a young teenager. I am just having a hard time believing he thought she was scared of the guys. I don’t know why someone would think something like that and not ask her if she was okay.

[@JayyTheBae]

Parents please talk to your kids about the dangers of sneaking out ... I have a 12 year old myself and I can't imagine what this mother must be going through. My heart goes out to them ❤

[@Crystal-Mosley]

Watching since the Burgos trial. Became a Grizzly at heart. ♥️

[@zoilacordova5099]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@GraceKiebach]

I live in Houston. The is the city and no one would really look twice at two people walking down the street like that in the middle of the night. A lot of people walk everywhere, lots of homeless people and poor people who don’t own a vehicle.

[@connietaylor5454]

I wonder if they thought she was a runaway &/or homeless & nobody would look for or find her. So very sad😢

[@adelitabriano4423]

Exactly. Nevertheless they should of left her alone, but they couldn't contain their evil malice temptations on that child. Justice for Jocelyn.

[@melsafken764]

I don't think they thought abt anything, except *.

[@connietaylor5454]

@@melsafken764 sadly, you’re pry right 😢

[@nikkimclay5474]

She looks well cared for so no they just took the opportunity

[@scarlettowl338]

That poor sweet baby, my heart goes out to her and her family. This is heartbreaking.

[@AussieLivvy]

I don’t know why the 711 worker didn’t call the cops when they saw her hiding from them??? To think 1 call could have save her precious life 😢 ❤ I hope they get the DP!!!

[@Lou-xq9br]

My heart 💔 Absolute love to the family, this case is so hard & heartbreaking

[@ets5881]

To add context for those who do not live in Houston, Rankin Rd along with surrounding areas is known as a place to avoid in Houston. It's that bad. Thought I'd mention this since the map looks like it's not that big a walk in a nice area. This is not about victim or family blaming, just facts, this is a HORRIBLE area full of crime.

[@angelinasanchez996]

So these two men walk around with things to bind peoples hands and feet sounds like they were walking around trying to find a victim.

[@Missauthentic716]

I had a man come up to me in a mall parking lot at night asking for directions… I was pissed … don’t start with a a bear… and said go ask a man… that’s all it took thank goodness but inside I was shaken.

[@carriegoodwin4566]

Hi Gisela, Mods and fellow Grizzlies!

[@GlitterGlamGal]

Im wondering if there were police in the area that the worker had seen, maybe Jocelyn saw the police as well and was thinking if the police saw a 12 yr old child out by herself at that time of night that they may have stopped to intercept her. That would be my guess remembering my friends and my kind of thinking around a similar age. Not that i was out at night at that age, but definitely now and then from around 15, and that was definitely a concern for us if we saw police late at night.

[@deliachilds2300]

My nephew years ago was killed at the same bridge in Houston Texas. It must be really hidden.

[@linneys8246]

GOOD GOD 🙏🙏😢

[@juneyshu6197]

Blessings to you and family❤😢

[@cxa011500]

I understand that no one should blame the victim. But at the same time, we have to recognize that people who are committed to acting like animals will always exist. And there is probably no amount of social pressure that will change them. Between the two sides in the equation, the best thing individuals can do is to not make themselves a target or put themselves in vulnerable positions. There was a 12 year old girl that was killed recently in Australia by a crocodile. No one says we need to lecture crocodiles about how to respect life. We all just recognize that the best anyone can do, is to not swim where there are crocodiles. That'what we should be teaching our kids, especially our young girls. It may not seem fair, but that's the reality we live in.

[@encantodesol]

Those criminals are not dumb, they are psychopaths, they don't care. They didn't care breaking into a country and telling lots of untruth "facts".

[@niratomas579]

There’s no consequences in their country so they think it’s the same lawlessness here

[@LisaMarieLove1]

IMO DP IS THE ONLY PUNISHMENT I WILL ACCEPT FOR MONSTERS LIKE THIS. THIS IS A CHILD. THEY NEVER SHOULF OF BEEN IN THE US. LORD MY HEART BREAKS FOR THE PARENTS. I WILL CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR THEM EVERY DAY! SENDING SO MANY PRAYERS AND LOVE THEIR WAY🙏

[@user-rz2cb1qd3l]

CALLED THEM SOUL LESS, LET'S JUST SAY DEMONS .

[@juneyshu6197]

well said😡

[@socalrenegal9409]

I just love how my hardworking son has so many background checks and credit score is checked and I co-sign on an apartment BUT THESE ILLEGAL DISGUSTING MURDERING CRIMINALS after getting kicked out of another country have their own apartment l, employment and getting drunk at a nice restaurant. This story pisses me off the more I hear about it.

[@helene1779]

Thank you Gisela!💕🐻 My deepest condolences to Jocelyn’s Mom, family and friends!❤️🙏🏼😢

[@thearchedpromise3271]

As an adult, I don’t like being out at night. These streets are dangerous. Justice for Jocelyn. Strength for the family.

[@LaPinturaBella]

I am so sick of this happening to our kids. And screw the ankle monitors, what good does that do??? Fix the immigration problem. I'm so angry I can't say what I really want to say due to YT's precious, easily offended, virgin ears. Rest well, sweet girl. You are sorely missed.

[@jakejones5163]

lol playing into the media and politicians hands. Npc bot comment. Blame immigrants not human male behavior that just so happens to be more prevalent in citizens born in red states in this country. But who cares about facts and state when you got feelings right?

[@chriswhittaker7887]

The mother should be investigated for letting a twelve year old girl walk, by herself, to the store in a suspicious area alone with all the evidence of undocumented illegal aliens committing heinous crimes!

[@marylinthicum678]

Do you not understand?? She snuck out of the apartment after her Mother went to sleep. Jocelyn was supposed to be in bed asleep also since her Mother was going to take Jocelyn to work with her the next day. The Mother shouldn't be blamed.

[@annacoronado1338]

My heart breaks for my niece and nephew and Alexis. Prayers for all to heal through this

[@lorialexander9575]

Prayers to Your Family🙏🙏🙏 May God give you all Strength to make it through every Parents Worst Nightmare🙏🙏🙏

[@kymryg7884]

Good morning everyone ❤❤❤

[@lizrogers4969]

Thank God, the police was already there at the scene because it would’ve been horrific if she had been the one to find her daughter😢

[@lorenaintheempire7337]

Prayers for Jocelyn’s mother and the whole family. 😢