"Proud" Mother Throws Her Daughter In a Dumpster

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[@kimwalsh]

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[@TheMiseryMachine]

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[@kimwalsh]

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[@TheMiseryMachine]

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[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

We can spend 750,000 to find a child after the fact, but not take care of them before it happens? We live in a convoluted society. Those children should never have gone back to the perpetrator.

[@redred222]

because there is no where near enough people that are willing to take in kids to take care of, they only want babies when people adopt kids, they dont want any kid over the age of 2, there are groups on the internet that tell people wanting to adopt not to adopt older kids, i think someone should look in to whats going on, lots of kids being bought and sold, lots of kids being adopted to bad people, groups of people doing some underground stuff, in fact there was a group on facebook that was banned multiple times, and it was all about giving people that wanted to adopt fake and bad info, makes me wonder what there intentions are

[@dorothypedersen449]

The System is set up that way. Sad to say.

[@redred222]

@@dorothypedersen449 yes the sad fact is child welfare is not what the public cares about all they care about is babys, they just expect that somehow the babys will be fine, if they only knew that they are not fine, no kid should have to go to house to house, over there young years, thats how society makes monsters, there are thousands of stories of kids going through the system and coming out so messed up they are a danger to the rest of the world

[@mackenzielackner8125]

EXACTLY what I thought! It’s so infuriating that no one would spend that much on that little girl when she was alive. And her mother and grandmother were failed just like she was. Then when she’s dead we care so much about putting her dead body in a better place than her live body was ever in. It’s so weird.

[@kimmymarky9538]

That’s a good point!

[@dmreddragon6]

I have a hard time understanding how someone can be so terribly abusive to their children that they get sent to prison, and upon their release aren't kept away from children.

[@danielwebb4740]

I just saw a documentary the other day about sex offenders. it showed how a man on parole for touching minors was allowed to hold a baby. how and why.

[@monaw6484]

Children (and women and non whites) are not AS VALUABLE as people in our current justice system. Sentence evaluation vs offender profile and victimology stats bear this out so I’m not just making random statements unfortunately, and it sure sucks. MMIW missing murdered indigenous women (and girls and 2 spirit people) is becoming so epidemic that there’s now a word for it. WTAF. It is absolutely racist as far as who gets their case more media attention and money bc the world isn’t fair, racism is real, and it is ugly. However I think in this case it was less of an issue than her being an abusive violent mom (any color) who hurt her own kids

[@emily.g.929]

Did you know that several states in the US allow for r*pists and predators to have the right to petition for custody if they happen to impregnate their victims. That should tell you how broken the system is

[@sandraelliott4435]

@@danielwebb4740 what the actual fuck

[@leannewilliams9400]

The poor children treated like they are worthless

[@DIrizarry07]

"Do I look like I hurt my daughter?" YES. You remind me of my mom and that's CERTAINLY what she did to me, in more ways than I care to admit. But thanks to therapy, I'm facing those dark places left behind. I hope her children also get proper help and are able to heal from the fucking torture. 🙏🏾

[@Jaggededge112]

I am so sorry that you went through that. I went through it as well. I wish ca and torture never existed and all children grew up in a happy and loving environment. I hope her remaining children received therapy and are doing well in life. Seeing their sister suffering like that probably did untold damage to them. She should never have had children ever.

[@readdeeply9278]

I'm so sorry that happened to you love, and by all means you can shake that legacy and congrats for aborting the process! please remember there are support systems out there in the least expected places!

[@Boo-dawg.]

So sorry for what you went through. I know what it's like believe me, I thought the only thing she didn't hit them with was a clothes hanger like my mom did and I grew up way before the plastic ones came along. I really hope you get through this and are able to enjoy life, I know what it is to have those feelings, my mother is 76 and still a hateful abusive person, she's just verbal now though, she knows that being and old lady isn't going to help her if she puts her hands on me now. That sounds bad but I refuse to take anything else, I don't even speak to her because she will always say something and she can't get it in her head that I'm grown and Im a good mother and I know the difference and I know she could have controlled herself. When you constantly tell your kid you wish they weren't born that's the same as a beating in my head, I think it affected me more actually.

[@Candlewick14]

I hate your mother so so much

[@evonekky3672]

You have a lot of support behind you. And you are not alone. I'm 5 Years non-contact From my abusive mother and am doing EMDR therapy, it's never going to be over, it's a process, but it gets easier with lots of practice and support. Good for you! Power to you!

[@allisonRT220]

what angers me the most is the fake vigilance. the entire time she played the part of a grief stricken and concerned parent and led others on essentially a wild goose chase for her child she knew nobody would find. that poor baby was failed by almost everyone.

[@thejggang9964]

That's a sick woman smh

[@debrabenoist1596]

You got that right, I can’t think of any punishment that fits what she’s done.

[@tessaducek5601]

@@debrabenoist1596 I can. But bleeding hearts have quashed it in most states.

[@JMSxoxo]

I really hope her siblings get help 😢

[@angmoulton8528]

I haven't watched it yet but saw your comment it's preparing me for what I'm getting ready to here what is going on with this world 😭

[@payelizabethh2131]

You know it never ends well when kids are just randomly pulled out of school

[@luvbug1318]

When my son was in 2nd grade he had a rug burn he told the teacher his dad did and they called cfs immediately and pulled his older sister out of class also. It was an accident, my kids weren't abused lol they're grown now and I'm a grandma! Sadly my husband passed in 2011. Everything worked out for us and everyone realized my kids were well taken care of.

[@payelizabethh2131]

@@luvbug1318 my sister did something similar in middle school

[@pandabr424]

My parents were called because I didn't want to take my shirt off for a scoliosis test in school. I was uncomfortable doing that in front of my coach. So naturally they thought i was covered in bruises. I wasnt.

[@elizabethd8147]

I completely agree! That should have been one, of many red flags. It's absolutely infuriating that this monster would pull the race card and claim that police didn't care about her or her children, were "out to get her" and held her race against her, all while knowing all along what she's done!

[@7thMack]

There’s no reason why an 8 month pregnant woman can’t lift a heavy suitcase. You’d be surprised how much strength a terrified adrenaline- laden psychopath has.

[@soxpeewee]

Girl was starved. Suitcase would not have been heavy

[@slump2p]

adrenaline, sure but psychopaths don't really experience fear

[@lunaballuna]

Shit, when I was pregnant with my daughter I could still easily lift 55lbs which was ½ my weight while pregnant. What a liar to state she couldn't lift what was probably under 30lbs.

[@telsclark]

Total bull I am skinny with five kids my last pregnancy I could carry my two year old on one hip and 4bags of shopping up hills without braking a sweat. Being pregnant does not make you unable to lift things in fact it made me stronger.

[@peggypeggy4137]

I realize that are special medical circumstances that wouldn't allow for it but my Mother had 7 children within a span of 11 yrs. She always thought it was funny when people say that pregnant woman couldn't lift anything over 10 pounds. She always said that she would have had a hard time with that one.

[@adsromek]

I think it’s sick that the grandmother is using the race card 🤮. Her daughter killed her grand daughter and put her in the landfill. Justice was served, recovery wasn’t. I can’t imagine searching the amount of garbage you guys stated. I live in Scottsdale (also in Phoenix valley) and those officers who were searching the landfill in the blistering Arizona heat (and what can only be smells I can’t fathom) are heroes, even if they weren’t able to find her. Literally like finding a needle in a haystack. So sad I’m sure she’s in heaven, her mother will surely go to hell.

[@Jaggededge112]

I agree. The police and countless volunteers spent extremely long hours in the heat and sun looking for that poor baby and the grandmother had the nerve to say that crap.

[@pennyred6195]

yeah but that wasnt enough because racism

[@tessaducek5601]

@@pennyred6195 Never is.

[@tessaducek5601]

So did she. As i posted. Did granma volunteer to roll around in that filth looking? Nope! Its easier criticizing everyone who did. I can't get over these parents who starve their children and lock them away. Its too bad the other children didn't speak up sooner. Or they were not believed. Poor child. 😢

[@Jaggededge112]

@@tessaducek5601 other people spoke up and nothing was done. The other kids were probably not believed or were told they would be abused like Jhessye if they told anyone. The kids aren’t to blame here.

[@pattibrown1809]

I'm wondering why the neighbor didn't report that suitcase immediately. Very strange. If someone asked me to give them a ride, then brought a giant, stinking suitcase, then said their child was missing I would go straight to law enforcement!!! I mean, DUH!!

[@trebot9292266]

snitches get stitches.

[@soxpeewee]

Who knows? Maybe they were elderly or out of town

[@lordxilon]

@@trebot9292266 Bruh. If there's a dead fuckin child in a suitcase, idgaf. I'm snitching. It's not something small like a couple nuggs of Kush.

[@RustyShackleford051]

@@trebot9292266 damn these socioeconomic circumstances

[@kaseys2004]

​​@@trebot9292266here's snitching then there's telling. People need to learn the difference. An example I heard from someone is this: if your riding in a car and get pulled over. The cops search and find meth then ask whose is it? If no one confesses you all will be prosecuted. Saying its not yours it theirs is telling. Its making the other person accountable for their crap and you not getting time for their stupidity. Now you both rob a bank together and you are caught and arrested. You saying it was them knowing full good and well you were involved. You're snitching to try and get a plea deal or lower sentence.

[@jackchop1576]

This "proud mom" reminds me of my junkie cousin who pimped her kids out for drugs and got them all taken from DCF sitting on social media sharing memes about how she "loves all her kids" and how "real mothers suffer and sacrifice" even though she only cares about herself.

[@corrinnacorrinna5572]

Oh wow. That's terrible 😕

[@DubsTV93]

And has the nerve to say "police are wasting time looking at me" smh... Just how? How can a mother be so callous and unfeeling? To call your five year old baby names and hurt her? :'(

[@msjujuz266]

And cry RACISM as usual

[@robertafierro5592]

She's simply a piece of you know what!!

[@NicoleoCrafts]

“How would they know what dead people smell like?” As someone who works with dead bodies, when you smell it, you know.

[@TheMiseryMachine]

A six year old child though?

[@jakiic23]

​@@TheMiseryMachinesome evidence that it's instinctual. Most people can identify the smell of death without having ever smelt it before.

[@jazlyncapers3966]

When I was younger, my mom beat me and cps was called. Nothing was done. She beat me even more when she found out I told on her. In situations like this, it’s sad that kids have to lie about their abuse because of fear of another beating. 🤬🥺 this is a sad reality 😔🥺

[@megarainbowluv1]

Hope she feels the pain she gave you

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

I can’t believe she had the gall to say cops gave up because she’s black. They spent $750,000 searching for that suitcase they know is there. This whole thing with cpa, cops, the other kids, and her new pregnancy make me SICK.

[@tammy2912]

Don't let pregnancy fool you. I carried my 5 year old around until the day I gave birth to my second child and also worked in a nursing home, lifting people. She could have easily put that poor baby in the dumpster. I'm so glad that she is in prison and that the other kids are safe!

[@romystumpy1197]

Likewise,pregnancy is a very common condition,not an illness or disease ,too many women when pregnant do nothing and attention seeking talking about it all the time,

[@ashleygrant8230]

God I am so sad for all the babies that never know the true love of a mother

[@meganwiley1990]

So many barren mother's who would give everything to love those babies.

[@megarainbowluv1]

💔

[@asherlogansmommy]

And could have... if the evil mothers would have just given them up. 😔

[@dimmkah]

Listen to her in those press conferences about her missing daughter. It's all "me me me me me me meeeee!" You can almost certainly tell someone is guilty or knows who's guilty when that's how they act in the wake of their own child disappearing.

[@picasso7721]

And she acts so aggressive. Why be so aggressive?

[@brookemckinley5709]

The audacity of this woman to act the way she did in the media 🤦🏻‍♀️ it’s infuriating!! 🤬🤯

[@ComaLies225]

“CPS don’t want to hear them say ‘we love our mommy.’” Jesus that’s a whole nother level of narcissism

[@rawdawgnit6020]

As a parent myself, I know your kids will try you sometimes and irk the life out of you sometimes but there is nothing that a child could do that would be so horrible to deserve this. Makes me want to hug my littles a bit closer.

[@hanchan254]

Imagine hearing a judge say you mother should have never had kids. I cannot believe they were put back into her custody.

[@luvbug1318]

My grandbaby is 5yrs old, I care for her while my daughter works. I could never hurt her, I would die for her.

[@tawncaputo686]

Your grandbaby is so lucky to be with you 💖

[@karamelebony8109]

Obviously the grandmother is in denial your other grandchildren have openly admit that she kept this girl in the closet and starved her what more do you need SMH I don't understand how someone could hate their child so much to be mercilessed towards them the system have failed so many babies and I'm sick of it

[@HumanimalChannel]

Face reality, grandmother! Playing the BLM card? Where was grandma wben6this poor child Jhessey was being tortured?

[@kkillakay]

@@HumanimalChannel exactly

[@soxpeewee]

Grandma knew and didn't care.

[@HiSaysMel]

I kind of think the grandma didn’t know beforehand, and it definitely has to be traumatic- even if the other kids are telling her what happened, it has to be shocking to think that your daughter did that to your granddaughter, its hard to say it feels “better” to think that shes out there still but is just missing and police dont care due to race issues in this country.. but if that was the case theres at least hope there that she’s alive and that her daughter didnt do it- going with this too the grandma could be trying to justify “they were coached to say that” because its just too painful to hear the truth, i really feel for her and i hope shes ok

[@pattyhansen7563]

@@soxpeewee more than likely the grandma was guilty of treating her OWN children in this manner. child abuse is generational & a vicious cycle. My husband's father & mother were abused as children. They went on the physically & emotionally abuse & neglect their 4 kids. 2 out of the 4 abuse & neglect their kids. Luckily, my husband was taken under the wings of a kindly neighbor lady & he turned out great. He had to cut off all contact with family (& we only live 5 houses away!). This grandma probably didn't see anything wrong with the abuse dished out to her grandkids. my hubby's grandma often abused my hubby & all of his cousins & the parents would sit back and allow it.

[@bodhiswayze1892]

Oh I can’t even imagine what it must’ve been like for those poor cops searching through the trash looking for this sweet baby. They did everything they could to find her, but it must have been devastating to not be able to recover her body…😢

[@codybarry8204]

Respect. So brutal

[@szarahsshow5321]

When I was pregnant I worked full time at a hardware store. I was still able to unload big bags of dog food, bird seed, & septic salts, and I’m way shorter than her. I couldn’t do it too much but I don’t doubt that she was capable of dumping the suitcase by herself. What I can’t say for sure is whether or not the neighbor offered to help. Even though I was capable of carrying the weight, most people wouldn’t let me if they knew/saw I was pregnant.

[@kemekeme99]

The creature we call humans have no limit for depravity . Rest in peace little angel ❤️

[@melodiefreshour4257]

At 39 weeks pregnant with a 9.12 oz baby I was totally capable of lifting (in fact we moved). It's physically possible and not as problematic (in most normal circumstances) as lifting after delivery.

[@MadeleineLJNorman]

Agree. I also moved a sofa at 8 months

[@KelseyDrummer]

My SIL is due in a week and is still moving around furniture and going to work. She's a cool lady.

[@BSG0005]

PLEASE READ: this case is sickening and it NEVER should have gotten this far!! As a CA teacher who’s had to make over 20 CPS reports over the years, here is what I’ve learned: CPS doesn’t have to do anything, if they deem the report unnecessary to investigate, BUT the police have to investigate EVERY call!! I made over 5 reports to CPS about one of my students and they did nothing. When I finally called the police and reported all that I knew, they IMMEDIATELY went to check it out, THEY called CPS and the boy was removed from the home THAT DAY!! So if CPS doesn’t do anything, call the police!!

[@donnathompson559]

Good advice !! its an almost daily occurrence now that cps make drastic failures this may be what finally gets them to listen. Especially if there has been multiple reports that lead to nothing.

[@missbeinghave5050]

IF YOU DONT WANT A CHILD... GIVE IT TO SOMEONE WHO DOES. WTF.

[@Jaggededge112]

Sadly the foster care system is overflowing with those unwanted children. Also some foster parents only do it for the money and they are abusive to the kids that are in their care. It’s a sad situation. We need to find a way to make that system better and also CPS better. It all needs a complete overhaul.

[@cjthompson420]

@@Jaggededge112 can’t really overhaul something that isn’t national. Isn’t it by county? I know CPS in Harris county tx is useless from experience but other counties are separate agencies and there’s little communication/transparency between them it seems

[@Jaggededge112]

@@cjthompson420 it should be federal so it could be uniform in the way it handled its cases. Bexar county Texas is just as bad in my personal experience.

[@missbeinghave5050]

@@Jaggededge112 I hear you on that. Yet at least they would be alive. 😕

[@Jaggededge112]

@@missbeinghave5050 sadly there have been deaths.

[@TheSpectacularSpider_Man]

The fact that they blame the end of the search on police because she was black is disgusting and sad. They would do the same for any child. They were unable to find her. Blame your daughter for hiding her, not the police for being unable to find her.

[@nadjiasweetland6867]

Thank you for covering this case. I was a resident of Glendale when this happened and this young girl's story touched me so deeply the I joined the search for her. I pray this sweet little angel has the peace she did not have in life.

[@shelleyneveling2214]

I seriously get upset with women like this! I have friends who cannot fall pregnant and would do anything to have their own child. She threw her away like a piece of trash. May God hold her accountable for this despicable crime

[@true.crime_mama901]

Pertaining to your question about the neighbor possibly being involved I just wanted to say that being pregnant doesn't necessarily mean your unable to do things that you could physically do before. I say this as a mother of 3, so I've had 3 pregnancies, and I can tell you from my personal experience at almost 8 months pregnant I had a blow out on my truck, and had to change my tire, which required me having to jack up my vehicle, and having to lift up the spare tire to line it up with the lug nuts, I did this on my own while heavily pregnant..( & A full size truck tire is pretty heavy lol) I'm not going to say that the neighbor wasn't involved by helping with the suitcase lifting, but I'm just not going to automatically assume this evil monster wasn't able to do all the heavy lifting herself either. RIP sweet baby girl, you're no longer able to be harmed 🖤

[@sectx11]

Why? Why does this keep happening to these sweet babies?! What is wrong with ppl that they can hurt another human being like this, much less their own defenseless children? My heart hurts for all these innocent babies, they deserve better and the system needs to do better!! Rest in Heaven Princess 💙💙

[@megarainbowluv1]

Electric chair

[@romystumpy1197]

Why so many in the USA it's an epidemic,

[@kaseys2004]

​@@megarainbowluv1i think they should receive the same treatment they inflicted. You starve you child well no meals for you. You can waste away into nothing. They did that to their child then its acceptable for them. Then when they cry and beg just confine them in a cell like solitary and let them rot.

[@chantv2941]

These types of cases make my blood boil. How could you think to do something like this to your own flesh and blood. Poor baby , RIP little angel

[@hollyobaby6949]

Wow. Thank you both for doing this so respectfully. This was not an easy case by any means.

[@TheMiseryMachine]

No, the whole thing was incredibly sad and I feel so bad for that little girl and her family.

[@ninachkah13]

"Do I look like I hurt my daughter!?" ...fk outta here

[@trixiek2582]

Some..SOME Black people: "I'm black, wah wah wah" Normal people: Uhh..I love my neighbor. Don't matter what they look like. Also, I am not sure if I agree with capital punishment, but if you hurt and/or kill a child..you aren't human and need to be taken out. For good.

[@NoPersona]

This is absolutely devastating. That poor baby. She was failed by absolutely everyone.

[@cherylbglover]

This is sadly like a case in Bellevue NE. A little boys dad dumped his body in a local dumpster and no body could be3 found. A lot of people at Offutt Air Force base came out to help. Never found him

[@eshagberiemperor]

Hi! You've a gorgeous photo there! Just decided to stop by and say hi. I hope I get a thank you 🌹

[@justthefacts8872]

The grandmother is as ridiculous as her daughter. If she thinks her daughter is innocent, she should be lookin for her granddaughter. They're all despicable.

[@savurrito]

I fr can’t believe this could ever be done by a mother, how devastating

[@godsson1110]

So I guessing if it was a man you would believe it.

[@Hu-WhyteMan]

"You shouldn't believe it cuz her wuz a good gurl dat d¡πdú πúff¡π!! Her was turnin her life around and loved her chillrenz berry much!! She iz being framed by dem rayciss hu-whyte poh-leese!! It was one of dem evil rayciss hu-whyte peepo dat didded it and dem poh-leeses are covering up for dem and blaming it on dis poor innocent Ebony Kween!!!" Her Family, probably....

[@codybarry8204]

@@godsson1110 i believe everything and anything .. this is hell. Dont have to find it

[@kkillakay]

@@godsson1110 oh hush

[@quinnhen2325]

She’s a perfect example why birth control should be free and available.

[@JennyVW]

A loser like her probably wouldn't take it anyway. Crazy unfit women love getting pregnant over and over

[@cristinarichart1118]

It is……. I was able to get it from Planned Parenthood from age 14 -22 pills, shots, ring. But they want to pretend that planned parenthood is an abortion factory. They found cancer cells on my cervix because part of getting birth control was preventative care/ pap smears

[@mjanny6330]

It is. Closing your legs can be done for exactly $0.00

[@ninachkah13]

Always click right as you guys post. I hope you're both taking care of yourselves after researching such horrendous stories

[@TheMiseryMachine]

Thank you so much! And for being here early ❤️❤️❤️

[@missfortune8553]

Isn’t this what forced-birthers wanted?

[@TheMiseryMachine]

Jhessye and her siblings were born in California, a blue state where access to services are not restricted. This was also 2018. With this in mind, Jerice elected to have her kids. She elected to not put them up for adoption. She also elected to get them back after she was released from prison. If this were a case where someone was forced to give birth in a state with restricted access in 2022, we still couldn't use this example as the option to relinquish rights is out there. I don't talk politics anymore on this channel, but people make assumptions based on how I look. Let's just say that as a woman, I'm with you and hear you. But the two don't compute. If there's a time where we don't have the option to relinquish parental rights, then ok. But for now, really, the focus should simply be on bodily autonomy. Much love to you.

[@Mehhhhhhhh]

She chose to have her kids, sounds pretty pro choice to me. I love it when it's still another person's fault for murderers killing their kids despite having 30 methods of contraceptions, at the time abortion access or foster care access. And still birthing the kid just to torture them and get money from the government. You don't get it, women like this WANT babies for benefits they don't want abortions. And yet it's still someone else's fault, take some accountability in your life and before you call me some sexist pig I am a woman.

[@mimik222]

Why can’t CPS ever do anything right

[@blueblue5427]

Cps is another sex abuse haven for many. Both are evil

[@Erin-ce5gs]

Wait, I'm confused. If the judge themselves said the mother should've never had kids, why did CPS give them back to her after she got out of prison? That makes no sense at all.

[@peggypeggy4137]

True. I think they did that so that can close the books? CPS is useless and needs a huge overhaul. So many relatives were warning them that this woman shouldn't have them back. The only good thing about this story is that she won't be raising them because she went to prison. Rest in Peace little one.💔

[@meganwilliams9362]

This is what happens when CPS gives POS so called "parents" their kids back. A tale as old as time. Absolutely despicable.

[@TuLiPgrl]

This is beyond insane and so so tragic. My heart hurts for the children!

[@bearlyhumanindahood1351]

This is so sad. I am glad they went fotward with the conviction with out her body. What an awefil resting place. As always you two bring facts in a tactful way. Ty for your investment in doing this for us.

[@tessaducek5601]

Imagine all the bodies authorities never knew about! Its horrendous. Poor baby.

[@missyd7120]

@@tessaducek5601 sadly there will be way too many ,i really hope all child abu*ser have a special place in the pits of hell where they will rot for eternity. .and get to feel the pain that they inflicted upon the children here on earth .it is nothing short of what they deserve,i just wish we could get them all locked up in a room together and do it to them now ,an eye for an eye and do unto others what you wan't done to you comes to mind.sorry for going of ,this topic just makes me so angry.but i loved your description of the piece of scum.

[@eshagberiemperor]

Hi! You've a gorgeous photo there! Just decided to stop by and say hi. I hope I get a thank you 🌹

[@bearlyhumanindahood1351]

@@eshagberiemperor thank you very much. You made me blush😊

[@eshagberiemperor]

@@bearlyhumanindahood1351 You're welcome 🤗. Where are you from?

[@Shananigainz]

What a terrible loss. That poor girl deserved a chance to have a good life. How awful that she was robbed of that. You two are always fantastic at highlighting the injustices that happen to those who have no agency. ❤️

[@FallnAngL-dg7gx]

You guys rock. It takes really special people to put aside both their time and potential mental well-being, to speak for those who both couldn't and still cannot.

[@CBrown86]

Anyone who hurts a child deserves to suffer for all eternity trapped inside a black void of pain and nothingness

[@boro8073]

WAIT, did i get that right? She went to prison for abusing her kids... and they just gave them back after she got out? What the actual f man ARGH! 🤬🤬

[@kaydiikat0319]

An 8 mos pregnant female can absolutely pick up a healthy 5 year old. And especially one that has been starved and is underweight

[@SailorSlay]

Why would they give her kids back??? Our society has no mercy for children

[@abbyjohnson1702]

Holy hell! Don't. Have. Kids. You.Can't. Or. Won't. Take. Care. Of. This shit boils my blood.

[@mr.keptitreal]

Your grammer boils mine!

[@TheMiseryMachine]

Since we're going there, grammar*

[@annalearodriguez5291]

Could you guys do a video on Monica McCarrick, a woman who killed her 3yo twin daughters with a samurai sword in Fairfield, CA? I’m from Fairfield. No one in the true crime community has made a video about that horrific case.

[@TheMiseryMachine]

I got you. As long as there's enough information out there, I think this would be a good one to cover... and after a quick Google search, I think we'd be good to go.

[@annalearodriguez5291]

@@TheMiseryMachine Thank you!

[@afroatheist-isnowafroantit6154]

I am glad that the children spoke up! They would know better than anyone. May that beautiful baby rest in the universe.....I live in Arizona. I remember this case ....🥺🥺

[@SOSSAMON6767]

She acted like she cared that her child went missing “crying on her knees”. Turns out she was the one guilty of killing of her own child the entire time. All the people, donations, volunteers, that were dedicated to finding and helping this defenseless little girl. Was all just a facade so that her own disgustful mother wouldn’t spend the rest of her life in prison. Man this DISCUSSES ME ! What a Cruel, Sick, Selfish, world we live in.

[@susansgalaxy2219]

Rest in peace sweet girl 🙏🙏. She's a monster 👾

[@kidbuumajin7315]

No she not a monster she a demon in a human body.

[@iseekper5ection6]

“Jerrise called Jhessye a HOE!” That shouldn’t be funny to me, but that tickled me. Why did you emphasize it like that?! 😩🤣

[@tamijocampbell7101]

It's so hard to "like " this kind of video. But I'm liking the coverage and how it's presented.

[@leeannjohnson1808]

In 2010 N.C. had a missing child case that made news in several states. Her name is Zahra Baker and she came here from Australia with her father. The only part of her found was her prosthetic leg. She lost her leg to bone cancer, and her hearing to Chemo. There was a picture of a blood stained mattress being brought out of the landfill with a crane. At the time that Zahra was being searched for, I was eagerly awaiting the birth of my granddaughter. Zahra was only 10 years old.

[@_am.ber_]

Being pregnant doesn't make you less strong, so she def could have lifted it

[@yomambear619]

She’s a monster. I’m glad the other children were spared. I hope they find peace and live fulfilling lives and I’m sorry they never found little Jessie’s body. May she Rest In Peace.

[@Nooneimportant___]

About the neighbor... I don't think they fully knew but probably put 2 &2 together after the fact. I believe she was able to lift the suitcase containing her daughter and put it in the trunk. The neighbor probably eventually smelled something emitting from there. The neighbor may have actually thought she was selling shoes until she seen her haul it off to the dumpster. I'm lost after that. I wonder if cameras were available in that area.

[@elizabethprouddolllover641]

Where are the pro life people in cases like this I wonder. Many are blessed to make kids, doesn't mean they should.

[@peachiep2734]

I hate when black people play the race card in certain case's (btw I'm black)... Although I know race definitely plays a factor in getting the time and attention to certain case's this is not one of them... The state spent almost a million dollars and man hours looking for that angel.... CPS gives these mother's too many chances in cases who's mother has a history of being abusive to their children.... R. I. P. to that beautiful baby and I pray that her other children are living their best life....

[@santabracero3558]

Some people are just evil no matter race or color 😖😖😖

[@Scraggledust]

I wish these cases surprised me, but they do not anymore. IK, there are wonderful, caring, kind, and amazing peeps in the world. But, trust is something I only give to my hubs and animals. Now, in these cases of severe and obvious abuse, I think “they” need to remove the kid and then call for help. Even if you get fined/jailed. Imagine if we all did this. What a change would begin to happen

[@southernmom1506]

I don't think the neighbor should get in any trouble because let's face it when you give someone a ride the last thing you're thinking is they are disposing of a child's body. and if the kids are right and their mom wasn't feeding her she probably didn't weigh much at all. my 4 year old granddaughter only weighs 38lbs and she's healthy. so that so called mother didn't need help picking up that suitcase. I just don't understand what's happening in this world anymore. nobody is safe from anyone. the one place you could feel safe was at home with your parents but now that's not even a safe haven. people better wake up because the world can't last like this much longer.

[@kathovik7658]

What always surprises me in these situations is the fact I have 3 children I've been a single parent I know how stressful it is especially when there are teenagers or there are teenagers or they're just arguing little kids over a toy it's stressful but I love them I love them more than life itself. I would give my light for them I spent most of my childhood with my grandparents. My mother in a long story I'm going to make it short was involved with a married man who had 4 children my father home she got pregnant by she was madly in love with she was 21 and he was in his forties. I understand it because he was a very handsome man but he was married she maid she was a homerecker. My dad died at a young age not even a month after I was born I was basically I was basically given to my grandparents to raise while my mom went to school. There have been times in my life that my mother has liked me maybe for a minute I always felt that I was a burden nothing ever made me feel secure or loved by my mother or my stepfather but I still turned out OK broken but not destroyed. As I said this relationship with my mother has been a long story. I have a younger brother that she had with my stepdad. My brother always had problems socially emotionally mentally from a very early age but I loved him but as he got older he became extremely aggressive and very big very big he talked out I want to say around 6"6. Anytime he got in trouble or did things it was always my fault I got blamed for all of his issues I don't get that but I guess that's what you do when you can't take responsibility for your own failures blame somebody else yes we're 4 years apart my brother has now passed on and of course that's my fault too because he was a drug addict and had mental issues I believe he was bipolar. Though his parents broke up when I was 16 and he was 12 his father really didn't take any part in his life and my mother just basically fed him Anything and everything he could ever want. Money cars a roof over his head tad food spending money shop bottom clothes I mean this is says a 40 year old man he died at 49 she bought his drugs as alcohol. I not once not ever in our adult lives or even teenage lives ever did drugs with my brother or even drink with him. Nor would I. I was the stable one I went to beauty college I got a job by the time I was 19 I was out of the house. But still my brother was the favorite was I jealous well maybe deeply I was that he was allowed to get away with whatever he wanted to whether he was in-and-out of jail taking advantage of any situation manipulating our mother. At times she would wish she would just die in the sleeper ODI guess but then turn around and strike out at me I was married at 21 had 2 kids by the time I was 255 living my own life and for some unknown reason it was always my fault that my brother was a screw. So needless to say this is a very Jerry Springer story my brother passed on my mother does not talk to me she still blames me. God knows I will never figure that out I can't even wrap my mind around it I aint around it I tried to help him to the best of my ability but I'm not a psychiatrist or a doctor for that matter. And I'm not his parents. But I do believe I listened to I think he was a psychiatrist hes definitely a speaker on this some people just really hate their children from birth no matter how good they are no matter how hard they try to get their parents to love them they're just broken people that hate their children hate their Selfs and I think that's what this issue is! It's like their children take on all of their mistakes that they have made and they are going to make these children suffer for their poor choices. Now here becomes the cycle of abuse the abuse somebody has to stop it what are these people have children in the 1st place they didn't want them them they definitely wouldn't lay their lives down for their own children. They just wanted to have these children to make them suffer. To empower themselves I don't understand understand I never will. If you have such deep problems and hate in your soul get help please don't have children I have children it's not their fault get yourself thicks be a birth control. Get the help you need stop the cycle.

[@kelspirit3033]

SOUNDS LIKE YOU REMINDED YOUR MOTHER OF HER LOST LOVE WHICH MADE HER SAD SO SHE FOUND IT VERY HARD TO BE HAPPY AROUND YOU WHICH RESULTED IN THE TREATMENT YOU DESCRIBE ENDURING - NOT YOUR FAULT - WELL DONE WHAT A SUCCESS YOU ARE

[@kathovik7658]

Why was she allowed to get her children back in the 1st place 1st place that's my question and why are these women that have been incarcerated for using children allowed to keep having children that's another issue sorry if you want to be released from prison you have to be fixed no more kids you don't want them you don't care for them and you abuse them why do they keep allowing these women I don't care what ethnicity they are it makes no difference no they should not be allowed neither should men

[@vegon.begone]

It's gross how she used the very real and heartbreaking reality of racism. Black families are constantly dealing with wrongful death and lack of reporting. But she was the person who murdered her child.

[@davidhill8565]

“Natural life sentence”, as referred to in Arizona, is referred to in West Virginia as “no mercy.” Filicide merits either that or the death penalty.

[@kathovik7658]

At this point should some people not be allowed to have children if you have a crime against a child . You should never be able to have children if you abuse your own children those children should be taken away and you should be fixed that should be part of your punishment it's the only way this is going to stop.

[@lucymendes2512]

CPS and judges have a lot to answer for.

[@ryannlopez213]

So sickening and heartbreaking 😤! Fly high beautiful girl 💜! I absolutely love your channel. Thank you for all the hard work you do to cover these cases!

[@mcmac438]

For the life of me, I could never understand taking your own child life.

[@juliesmith7126]

A parent/s who has issues with substance abuse and with probability of child abuse should never be allowed to keep their child/ren. It's an absolute disgrace and it happens way too often. R.I.P Jessie

[@rachaunadixon2768]

I just started this video and just listened to the list of imposed abuses upon her children and as a black woman I would just like to say that there is also a cultural element to this story. Much of these things were pretty much the norm for how we were punished at least when I was a growing up (I'm 42). I specifically remember as a child being in elementary school and a mother coming into the school auditorium and whipping him with one of those heavy green plastic covered chains. No one batted an eye. And that pretty much was the norm. Teachers and principles were also allowed to "paddle" us back then as well. Anyways I just wanted to provide a bit of context I am NOT making excuses for this woman and her clearly egregious acts at all.

[@blueblue5427]

When will we as a black community speak against the heinous crimes committed against kids ? Our community is the way it is because we normalize acts like this.

[@mjanny6330]

Goes all the way back to the countries of Africa, child abuse is so normal there it's not even considered bad.

[@mjanny6330]

@Blue Blue The western world tries, but screams of "racist!" Drowns it out.

[@JaniceClick]

Hell yeah scent bird advertisement for the trash burial

[@TheMiseryMachine]

With proceeds going to Prevent Child Abuse America.

[@JaniceClick]

@@TheMiseryMachine hell yeah 🤘

[@sallyclay1974]

Our system is broken. I lived and worked in NY, for many years. Saw alot of unfit mothers.

[@hatednyc]

“…it gives me that young and nostalgic feeling.” Funny, hearing that story about patchouli gave me a warm, dirty and hippie feeling! 😆 😆 😝

[@tessaducek5601]

The declaration she did not harm the baby and deflected questions are pretty indicative of guilt. The claims about police and everyone else not doing enough because the child is black is a slap in the face of everyone who spent days looking. I think grandma should pay back the funds spent for those who scoured the land fill. Did her happy ass dredge threw that filth? No. She rather point out faults and protect her abusive murdering whelp! I believe the other children Hopefully they have put this horrible situation into perspective and have moved onto a better life. It has to have been traumatic. Love the sentence she recieved. I vote for that to be imposed around the country. Better then twenty five to life with parole in twelve!

[@gaileadie5799]

I am saddened she is using her race for not finding the little girl. Even her grandmother is on the bandwagon.

[@Jordys_Cursed_Camera]

This case is so sad and absolutely avoidable. How could the courts return her children to her after she was released from prison for beating them?? Why does the system continue to fail innocent children?

[@NicolaMiddleton1886]

These children should NEVER have gone back to that monster. And how heartbreaking she can never be put to rest now. RIP baby girl 🙏

[@raearios7841]

I got my shirt and I LOVE IT! Y'all rock thank you for the hard work :)

[@TheMiseryMachine]

I'm so glad you love it!! We're really happy with how they came out ❤️

[@samanthamcnemar1851]

Excited to watch video!! Perfect timing, I have just enough time before kids get home from school! **Love the overalls on u in the sponsor piece, soo cute!**

[@TheMiseryMachine]

I practically live in overalls

[@evonekky3672]

They are really cute I was thinking the same thing

[@melissajenkins3412]

Just gross.. Giving up on a child's missing case.. That baby deserves to be found and have justice 😢 So sad!

[@gailyama2001]

What I'm actually wondering is where was the child protection service for kids,actually working for kids,I'm 50 now!!still scarred and everytime I asked for help it eas turned the other way. Idk

[@waynerathbun4726]

Why in God's name weren't the children taken away? SERIOUSLY!!!!!!!

[@bigredswife4646]

Just in time for my 2 fave content creators 🖤 Thank u for all u do 🙏

[@TheMiseryMachine]

Thank YOU

[@mariaapletneva]

Imagine letting that monster out with no restrictions on seeing the kids

[@rc7658]

Thank you for covering this. It's so sad to learn that I live right down the street from where this horrible crime happened. Your channel has convinced me to always say something when I see something and I hope everyone else will too.

[@Saltwater_Oasis]

Great episode this week! I've looked into this case before and seeing you two cover it was interesting! always excited to see you all cover under-covered cases!

[@TheMiseryMachine]

Thank you!!

[@puredemon5926]

It's sad that the grandmother is or was in denial (hopefully she isn't anymore if she's still around) and tried to put some blame on racism. Yes racism plays a big part in a lot of cases, but the evidence seems pretty clear this time. RIP Jahessye.

[@haileygrey5047]

Just bc she was 8mos pregnant does not necessarily mean she was unable to lift a suitcase. I've seen women in their 3rd trimester lift very heavy items