Rescue 911: Young Girl + Neighbors vs. Predator

[@KimmiGirl9]

The boy is a true hero, I hope him and Stacy are still friends till this day.

[@jenniferbarnwell5844]

They probably married with children so I 💡.

[@jamedlock83]

​@@jenniferbarnwell5844 lol prolly so

[@wonderwho7212]

This was one of my favorite episodes. If you listen in the beginning, the officer who cried had also experienced the loss of another little girl previously kidnapped. I once lost my 5 yr old son at a popular large flea market. I immediately notified staff. The 30 minutes we searched for him were definitely frightening. He was eventually found when he went up to a security guard to ask for help. He later told me he went between the rows searching for our vehicle. I for one felt blessed to have gotten him back. His father and I held their hands & never let our children out of our sight after that.

[@Reesy2002]

I wish their was a "Where are they now?" for this show! I'd definitely watch it.

[@Terryfan]

I was actually talking to a friend about that the other day it would be cool to see how they are considering they did heroic deeds that made them heroes

[@saulthechicanootaku]

One thing I wouldn't be surprised is if they recounted their Rescue 911 stories to other TV shows, like A&E's "I Survived"

[@katieogrinz2043]

Me too

[@peugteobike]

I'm glad that everyone was willing to help find that little girl.we need people like that

[@jackiehusein6267]

Aww Josh was a brave little boy. He saved Stacey"s life. ❤

[@potter3439]

He’s one amazing kid

[@RockDay-wv8jq]

He did the right thing by running to get help.

[@patrickdumas224]

He's a good boy

[@hisdness1]

i remember I watched this episode around 30 years ago and I remembered that officer crying. One of the most dramatic and heartwarming moments in Rescue 911 history.

[@Bethelhorses]

Seeing that cop hold that girl and cry broke me down, I realise it was a re enactment, but the fact that he really did that... They come across so hard and tough but they are still human with big hearts.

[@hayleydavis6691]

same here

[@redresearchanalyst]

Actually, that was real at that part, at 10:32 it does identify as news footage. I do wish more people in this day and age understand and realize LEO's are human, good and bad, and that they too have families, feelings and most are moral and ethical.

[@lukenickerson99]

Bethel Mini Horses not a re enactment it's the news

[@thewienerdogvlog5367]

It was all reenactment up until it had the date on the screen. At that point it was the real cop and the real girl.

[@jldog134]

Police Lives Matter.

[@gracesands4767]

So touching that cop broke down in tears he was so happy to see her ok. You have to have feelings for everyone!

[@kathymoriarty1441]

I think that Cop looks a lot like Ned Flanders, (The Simpson's Reference).

[@wynottgivemore9274]

@@kathymoriarty1441 I don't see ned 🙂

[@belindamackenzie1285]

such a relief that young Joshua did all the right things and because of him.... at 5 years of age..... he was a true hero and helped rescue Stacey get back with her family.

[@nemochicky4697]

I believe he was six, but he could’ve been 5

[@SulliMike23]

It’s cases like this that brings a smile to my face. It’s why we always tell kids to never talk to strangers and always run to an adult before something happens.

[@phuongvo3051]

I’m crying when I watched the police held her and he couldn’t hold his emotion, so touching 😢❤

[@RumbleDelta]

Dads make the best cops for this kind of situation, reacting as if their own child had been kidnapped.

[@kaitlini.7972]

The neighbors working together is so nice

[@kimg2692]

That lil boy gave a great description of the man and car. And the way the neighbors rallied together to find this little girl is amazing too bad every neighbor wasnt like this still.

[@flee2321]

The cop crying made me burst into tears. :(

[@bbeans79]

Me too it was very emotional to me 😢

[@owenquinn2161]

me too... im on my fiance's acct... but man when I saw the actual live news footage and the cop was crying? It reminds us that they do care.

[@lilylongoria9461]

Me too and I'm only 13, not an adult with very tender emotions. I don't cry much even in sad movies. But to see a cop cry for a kid that's not even his own, i couldn't help that :')

[@jenniferhansen3622]

Same here. This episode really got to me. I'm so glad Stacy was ok but the emotional trauma probably lasted for years. I sure hope she's enjoying a happy life.

[@danacarter9147]

@@jenniferhansen3622 Me too. That hit me like an A-bomb.🙁

[@chrispleasantable]

Thank God Stacy was all right! Although she could’ve been killed or hurt, God dispatched His angels over her and protected her.

[@brxwneyedwxman_9564]

the way her mom runs over to her. that’s a mother right there.

[@jenniferhansen3622]

That was actually her older sister but you're right about her love for Stacy. This episode has made me cry like a baby! I'm glad Stacy was found so quickly.

[@brxwneyedwxman_9564]

Jennifer Hansen ohhh, i must’ve missed that. i don’t even want to imagine the fear that family felt that day

[@jenniferhansen3622]

@@brxwneyedwxman_9564 I know! I'm still thinking about it! I think this was the most emotional episode I've seen yet.

[@sheryljones5207]

Glad they got her back. And to know he had been living in the neighborhood all alone how scary. God Bless her entire family and those who banded together to help find her. Amen.

[@zahraasaheb207]

OMG he cried his heart out, sooo sweet

[@jessanexx]

You can see how important certain cases are to officers, when the cop broke into tears when he finally got to hold that poor little girl.

[@hawnmelissa2000]

Please Put Rescue 911 Back On The Air My Tuesday Night Are Not The Same

[@markugokukapenta2289]

Melissa Hawn Yeah please Rescue 911 back on the air

[@janiedoe264]

It on The Justice Channel On Dish Network.

[@athenashay-bouton7364]

Yea

[@nopcshere6097]

Give this series a DVD release. Not every area has the Justice Channel.

[@orsonjarrett]

Melissa Hawn At least you can still watch it on KZbin.

[@aaronberns8485]

This made my eyes bawl out. Officers do cry.

[@GuysWelcomeToMyYTChannel]

This is so sad, especially when the cop cried.

[@33kingofkings]

Me too

[@meganhunkovic8258]

This was my favorite episode, the bad guy got what he deserved (hopefully more to come in prison by some big burly men) but seeing the emotion of the sheriff that was 2nd on the scene was what really got to me. Hats off to the little boy for paying attention to so many details! Without God and that little boy, who knows what could have happened.

[@janiedoe1542]

Megan Hunkovic , I would have to agree with you, because I could just feel the emotion that Sheriff was going through, and also I'm Extremely proud of that little boy, because he stood back and saw what was happening, he ran back to get help, because God forbid what could've happen to that Little Girl, she could've been another kidnapped victim, she could've been another rape victim, or even worse, Oh I wish that there were more smart children like that Little Boy that would react as quickly as he did, also who in their right minds would let two children walk over to a neighbor's house by themselves?, I think that Parents should Role-Play with their children about Stranger Danger, so that if something like this should happen, then they'll know what to do, and also I think that Parents should sit down with their children and explain to them what Strangers are, so that it won't be scary to him or her, and they should know all the tricks and the lures, also they should know that a stranger doesn't ask for help, like finding a lost dog, doesn't want their pictures taken without their parents consent, and they should never, EVVER take nothing from them, like a toy, a candy bar, a DVD, a puppy, or a kitten, or as THE ROCK would say, "It Doesn't Matter" about anything else, also children should know to use the words, "FIRE!!!", or "POLICE!!!", or even "THAT'S NOT MY MOM OR DAD!!" really loud so that other people can hear them, and not use the word "Help", because then people wouldn't know what kind of help you need. and also we should have more Child Safety Laws, and have Educated Parents and Kids too, and have a prison only for Pedophiles, thumbs up if you agree with my point.

[@thomashninan3825]

And burley security women

[@andrewcampbell2801]

Deputies are humans as well, they are trained to try hard not to let raw emotion override their professionalism, but again they are a human not a crime fighting robot

[@timarmstrong9992]

I am glad he should be in prison for a long sentence with out parole and another thing is to behind bars for 125 years that he cannot do it again to any girls that my opinion

[@vanessabaxter-yx8fk]

I'm glad that stacey has him as a good friend well done young man

[@1456Sassy]

I watched this on another channel earlier today. This happening before the Amber alert system, it was the quick reaction of the Josh running all the way to Stacey's house, that saved Stacy's life. Then Stacey's mom and grandma getting neighbors to help, and the immediate response of the police. Josh sure was observant in his description of the kidnapper and car, right down to the dirty nails. Glad this had a happy ending!

[@selinaogorman8380]

This officer crying when the little girl that got kidnapped that is safe is priceless it tells you that they have compassion and love doing there job and definitely it could have been there child so it means something.

[@avashahriari7337]

When the copy started crying I lost it

[@DorianTMChannel]

+Marvin The Maniacal Dancing Ape you are an idiot, cops save lives.

[@DorianTMChannel]

Mhm, I see. But just because one or two officers do that doesn't mean they all do.

[@beverlythacker3817]

ava shahriari That was the original video from a news camera.

[@stevenconnelly1468]

ava shahriari I know what you mean, to see the cop cry and then the mom was very touching.

[@michaelsorrells9458]

ava shahriari I think they are right

[@thesethsmith]

My right ear thoroughly enjoyed this video.

[@gameboy4534]

At 11:21 the Mom was happy that she found her good daughter

[@nemochicky4697]

Joshua should be awarded for his actions. First, he ran so he wouldn’t get kidnapped himself. Second, he was brave enough to tell Stacie’s family, neighbors, and the police what happened. What a smart little man

[@MegaJohnnytv]

This was before Amber Alert was invented

[@hannahscott6604]

I do my best to keep an eye out when there is an amber alert

[@emilyannthevioletghost715]

Each time I get an Amber alert in my area, I save as much information and pictures of the children as I can. I wanna pitch in the best I can

[@KathrynCeleste51]

MegaJohnnytv almost 10 years before..... Because of Amber Hagerman and her mom, the AmberAlert System was put into law around 98.... Unfortunately it’s been 24 years since Amber’s Murder and her killer is still out there walking the streets.....

[@kathymoriarty1441]

@@KathrynCeleste51 I think that somebody knows who the person that killed Amber is, and might've overheard someone talking about it, I hope that person gets what's coming to him

[@KathrynCeleste51]

@@kathymoriarty1441, I agree.... Of the high profile cases that happened in 1996, Amber Hagerman and JonBenet Ramsey’s cases I think about a lot.... I was 17 when Amber was abducted and murdered in January 1996, 18 when JonBenet was murdered in her own home... Someone saw what happened to Amber and are either too afraid to come forward or protecting the perpetrator because they’re family or friends.... Amber was riding her bike, he grabbed her off her bike, there had to be DNA, Finger Prints on her bike and body when he grabbed her.... But someone definitely knows and needs to speak up....

[@janetchambers5284]

that is the best cop ever thats want we need more today cops that care

[@tonylopez-russell2631]

It was back in these days. Child abductions especially by strangers was more common. Luckily this child was found, Sadly many others have not.

[@janiedoe1542]

+tony lopez-russell I just don't even know why any parent would let their child go off by himself or herself to another person's house, I would never, EVVER, let my own son or daughter go off to a neighbor's house, without knowing what kind of people they are and who they are too. also that is why Children should always walk with a group of other children, because there's safety in numbers, and Children should never, EVVER go near or into a Strangers car or even talk to a Stranger.

[@fayettevillain1171]

+tony lopez-russell Actually child abductions are even more common, but they're usually by family members.

[@4793bigdaddy]

I believe the reason she was rescued is the fact that the cops took it seriously, dropped what they were doing and went all out to locate the asshole. Great job by law enforcement as well as the young mans description.

[@tonylopez-russell2631]

Yeah that is true! What I was saying tho is that by total strangers is less common now. That is a good thing tho because stranger kidnappings are the most dangerous. but yeah it does still even if it is by a family member. I mean what about their loved ones they leave?

[@kathymoriarty1441]

@@4793bigdaddy I don't even know why Parents would ever let their own children walk to a neighbor's house, I would never, ever, let my own children go over to a neighbor's house, Because you'll never know what kind of people they are or what they look like, I think we should have longer, harder, harsher laws to protect children against these child predators and pedophiles, I think there should be longer, harder, harsher, tougher prison terms to keep them in prison and not try to rehabilitate them, also there should be Stranger Danger Classes In Every School District, I think that It would be a Great After School Activity, That Way Children would learn what to do in case a Stranger should approach them, they should know all the Lures and Tricks that a Stranger would use to get them to go with a Stranger, Like, "I Need Help Finding My Lost Dog", or "I Need Some Help Load Groceries In My Car", or anything else, also Children would lean to never, ever go near a Stranger's Car, that way No Child won't become the Next Adam Walsh, Amber Hagerman, Jonbennet Ramsey, Molly Bish, Jessica Ridgeway, Jessica Lunsford, Sandra Cantu, etc, etc.

[@proudtexan7226]

Of all of the episodes I watched this one was the best and hardest to watch of all of them

[@user-nt1cm7gp8u]

Amazing boy, amazing community and awesome that the kidnapper got life, as it should be!

[@Grizzlyx-wd9th]

I am so glad that we now have amber alert and it gets every where fast I am a cber and I hear about it before the amber alert goes out.

[@anthonyholmes195]

Grizzlyx3142 765324 text amber alerts now

[@adeleludemann4344]

Neighbors helping out other neighbors are the true heros here

[@amberkline2762]

I know what that's like my cousin almost got kidnapped in a public school

[@hanneraven]

I wish they would put this show back on the air

[@joannestealey4482]

Watch it on Pluto tv

[@sharonschamel4554]

Me too

[@Mori-chandesu]

It's on Pluto TV

[@windbreaker57]

The quick and successful resolution of this case was due to Joshua Oliver's quick and keen observation and presence of mind to run for help. I expect he'd be Stacy's best friend forever.

[@michaelhogg324]

I'm glad she's safe and ok! As for that MONSTER he should be BURIED underneath the prison he's at after the GP finds out what he did.

[@SuperEcwchampion]

Hats off to that little boy and his memory. He is a true hero.

[@sorayawatkins3626]

When her mom got her back in her arms I nearly lost it

[@Marieparawho]

This must have been so frustrating in a time before the amber alert system was in place. Only a few people knew about the kidnapping.

[@yellowdayz1800]

How could he not cry? The girl would have went through complete hell if they had not of found her in time. Every cops dream is to rescue them....

[@andygirl333]

I always wonder where these rescued victims are now, I wonder how she is doing, I'm glad they found her before it was too late

[@SlySarina]

That cop crying killed me!

[@thehawkgirl7447]

Now thats how neighbors should be. All stick together to protect eachother especially the kids. Wow, I cried when I saw the officer cry

[@sr-lc6cw]

good heros. good job. God bless you all

[@flawlessgemini1476]

That's one sharp 5yr old😊 good job son ur parents must be proud

[@Madisaur-ii4bf]

This happened to my mom when she was 12

[@isaelsifuentes4864]

God bless all the officers

[@prettylyons2880]

Im 40 yrs old and my mom knew about keeping a close eye on kids. She never let me out her sight when playing with friends. I did the same thing with my kids. They are teens now and I have just started letting them walk down a street by themselves. But they have to have their cellphone with them and call me when they get there to see a friend and call me when coming home.

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I really! Feel like it's a miracle that this young girl survived this situation❤

[@kaitlini.7972]

Poor little girl. Aw Stacy.

[@LadyOfMaine]

Who else cried along with the deputy?

[@tomara3]

Why is the volume low on all of these videos. I guess I will have to use my headphones!!!!

[@KevinPiland]

It's one thing to play someone on TV who kidnapped someones child it's another thing to accuse someone of it whether they match the description or not.

[@troyandrew6154]

12:40 U r 1 brave little girl, same thing about ur brother.

[@tamara.afollowerinjesuschr6748]

I'm so happy they found her, that dirt bag must of been connected to other abductions and murder to get life in prison. I loved how the whole community go together to help.

[@DanielSelk]

RELIEVED that this ended happily =)

[@kickboxerforever00]

DANG this is back when cops actually cared (i mean just look at that cop? his emotions are as if she was HIS own child),and so did communities and neighbours,these days cops are corrupt and neighbours just say "a kid got kidnapped? oh that's too bad" rather than saying RIGHT i'm gonna get everyone i frikken know and lets go looking come on DAYLIGHT is wasting!!. so glad she was safe at the end though phew!

[@janiedoe1542]

vinnie couture , I would have to agree with you, because you can hear by the sound of his voice, his voice was breaking when he held that little girl in his arms and was talking to her, also I'm proud of that little boy that was with her, because he saw what was happening, and ran back to get help, because God forbid what might've happen to that little girl, I think that Parents should Role-Play with their children about what to do if something like that happened to them, then if something like this happen, then He or She or They would know what to do, Even if the children are at a young age like 4,5, or 6-years-old, and I think that Parents should sit down with their children and talk to them about Strangers, and Let them know all the tricks and the lures, also they need to know that a Stranger doesn't ask for help, like looking for a lost dog or something, and doesn't have his or her picture taken without their parent's consent, and they should also know how to yell out the word "FIRE!!", and not the word "Help", because people might think that they're only playing, also they should never, EVVER, go anywhere with a stranger without asking their parent's first, also I think that we should have More Child Safety Laws, and have a prison only for Pedophiles, and not try to rehabilitate them, because they (pedophiles) might try to do it all over again, and like the old saying goes, "An Eye For An Eye, A Tooth For A Tooth, A Life For A Life".

[@kickboxerforever00]

Janie Doe you know what we need as well as cops?? and i know this sounds crazy but its NOT as crazy as you'd think?? EXTRA eyes on the streets,what do i mean?? well it just so happens theirs a VERY BRAVE man and wife "couple" that actually DRESS UP as SuperHeroes like in the movie KICKASS!!!! and their VIDS can be found all over KZbin.this sounds crazy right?? well theyre not as crazy as it sounds,hes an ex MMA fighter calls himself PHOENIX JONES and his wife PURPLE RAIN a bit like "KickAss" and "HitGirl" from the movie,and the'yre not alone they have about 6 or 8 other members and every night they all put on their armoured costumes which are actually Slash and Stab Proof and have Bullet Proof Vests underneath and they hit the streets each night and PREVENT crimes,they have already prevented HUNDREDS of crimes,they call the cops when they arrest the Criminal (citizens arrest) also they are permitted to carry "tazers" and pepper spray and wear their own design body armour!! (they keep everything legal) in my oppinion if we had MORE PEOPLE in real life willing to do this then maybe JUST MAYBE little girls and boys would no go missing etc!! God now i wanna go and do it LOL. p.s just type in phoenix jones in the youtube search and you can watch their vids and see for yourself :)

[@mattsmith4322]

I don't think all police are corrupt and not caring. I have a good friend who was a city cop only a few years ago. There was a case in which a 2 month old baby had been beaten and tortured to death by his parents. He told me that when he got home from the court case and had the parents locked away, he broke down and cried to his wife. I asked him about police corruption and he said, "You know, there are a lot of dumbasses in the department, I'll tell you what." Yes, there is police corruption in the U.S. but there's corruption everywhere every day. I'd bet all of the money I have in saying there was corruption going on the day the wild goose chase in the video featured somewhere in the U.S. But to say every officer doesn't care is flat out wrong. I say that with utmost respect, but there are far too many people who just go off of what other people tell them and don't bother checking the facts.

[@kickboxerforever00]

Matt Smith yeah i agree not "all" are corrupt and i can belive that about your buddy,but theirs no escaping the fact their ARE bad ones and its these guys that give the rest a bad name today and make people think cops simply dont care anymore.

[@mattsmith4322]

vinnie couture There are certainly corrupt cops out there who only care about the "prestige" from the job title, but, as we both know, there are good cops who actually care about what they do and the impact it has on their community. As for the caring part, we have to bear in mind police cannot show emotion on the job, as it's against their policy. However, there are moments, like this, where a cop breaks that policy for a few moments and we can see the human being in that role :)

[@susanjones2276]

I NEVER let my kids out of my sight when they were little. They are 37 and 2 34 year olds now. Once when they were playing on the swing set in the front yard my husband was working in the open garage where he could easily see them. He looked up and a couple in a car was parked on the road. They were pointing at the kids. He heard the man say that he'd rather have the younger boy... My husband grabbed a bat and went flying out of the shop. They got away... He got the plate and police were called. We were terrified.

[@anniegreenwind971]

Did they ever get caught?

[@helenaquinn89]

So sad... wonder how is she doing

[@Peelsock]

Check out allgood2000's video of this. The first comment on there is by Stacie herself.

[@miaelliott1315]

My right ear loved this video!!

[@PrincessEli82]

Sometimes when I’m frustrated, angry, or upset at my parents about something, I tell them that if I was kidnapped they wouldn’t miss me and they would sell everything in my bedroom for a fortune. They’d be happy once I’m gone and be glad to have me out of the way. They wouldn’t have me to compromise about some things. But I’m wrong. My mother told me she would shrine my room and they would miss me if I was kidnapped and gone. But I don’t mean to say those things. If I was kidnapped, everyone would come to get me and want me back.

[@clareelizabeth8035]

I cracked up when I saw that 2005 car commercial

[@msshelley74]

Ok this one got to me

[@AndrewS-lk4pt]

When they showed the part with all the neighbours starting to search for her, a few tears came to my eyes, haha.

[@welsey4me]

When the cop cried I cried :,-(

[@Frank-bg6xz]

Life in prison. That's a proper sentence!

[@ellp152]

Real police do have feelings!! Sometimes emotion is more powerful then words! I know this was a long time ago. Makes no difference when there’s a happy ending!

[@xaikochan90x]

God it was tough seeing him burst into tears...

[@janiedoe1542]

My hats off to that little boy, Joshua, first he saw what was happening, he ran back to get help, Smart Kid, I'll bet he's a police officer by now.

[@Re_Kitty]

life sentence for a kidnapping! HARSH! as he deserves!

[@omasmaoua2181]

Re ask your self if it was your daughter

[@melanim5290]

They try it once I’m sure they will try again. They all need to be off the street

[@Thunderbolt_1000_Siren]

Hope he got beaten to hell in the holding cell by normal prisoners (Especially ones that have family)

[@missy48116]

Omg that cops started crying I'm crying

[@janiedoe9821]

My God, Every time I see This On Here, I see Red Flags Everywhere, First Children Should Never, Ever Go Off to a Neighbor's House, Children Should Always Walk With A bunch Of Other Children, Because There's Safety In Numbers, Children Should Never, Ever Go Near a Stranger's Car, Even If a Stranger Says To Them, Like, "Your Mom or Dad was In a Bad Accident, I've been sent to take you to the hospital", Or "I'm Lost could you tell me where the main road is", etc. etc. Children Should Learn To Yell NO, and Run and Tell a Trusted Adult or a Police Officer.

[@Keeper92885]

This is a very big "pro" mark for me in the argument of big city or little town with my boyfriend. Little town could save our babies one day.

[@nemochicky4697]

This is why young kids should never go out alone. Because Stacy was with a friend, help was gotten and she was found

[@critter2]

She is 100% correct it can happen to anyone child or an adult, this why many of us officails do go through background checks and are always cocern for safety i also keep my eyes peireced. I help a lady a bit but it was months ago, i tried to pick the person out of line up pictures but i guess i couldn't, i was heading to officail a baseball game and dad or ex husband was bugging his gf ex gf ex wife or something and happy i was able to help her sadly i couldn't id the person

[@proudtexan7226]

If there’s one thing that hits me hard its these rescue 911 videos seeing these re-enactments it makes me tear up a little and seeing this tight knit community jump into action makes me sad because you don’t see this anymore people aren’t close and are country is falling apart

[@kimg2692]

The way the cop was crying shows he felt like it was his own child missing. And they care about children and civilians like it their own family and people hate cops so bad it pisses me off!! I'm glad he got life in prison

[@davinp]

This illustrates why the first few hours are the most critical in searching for a kidnap victim. Prior to the '80s police would say wait for 24 hours. AMW Host John Walsh's son Adam was kidnapped and murdered back in 1981.

[@LindaCooper-i3f]

I know just what you mean by that.

[@sherylmaycabaron8403]

He cryied he have a good heart

[@debrastone2198]

I wish you guys would turn your sound up! I have mine up all the way & can hardly hear your videos.

[@LovelyCinccino]

Oh lord...When I think of that man with the knife, duct tape, club and brown ssabbed with Staci.. and what he may have planning to do with those things.....My chest tightens

[@tinmanlover1994]

I haven't seen this episode in a very long time. I forgot about this episode. Thank the Lord that the little girl is alive. The little boy knew what the kidnapper looked like and he saved Stacy's life.

[@potter3439]

That’s one amazing kid

[@MyNathanking]

Yes, I agree with Ray Nee. What airhead was responsible for the volume level in this video?

[@dawnconti2964]

Thank you for mentioning the volume. i am hearing impaired and it is extremely difficult for people like me. Thanks again .

[@MyNathanking]

You're welcome. I'm glad I was able to express what someone else was thinking.

[@janiedoe1542]

@jessanexx, I would have to agree with you, because you could just feel the emotion, and it sounded like his voice was about to break while he was talking as well.

[@cathymiller8299]

Please bring Rescue 911back on the air

[@sharonschamel4554]

I totally agree

[@jediskunk67]

1989: Your child is missing?! Come on let's go search for her and we will not give up until we find her! 2019: Your child is missing? Boo hoo! (returns to texting on cell phone and walks away).

[@Heiress89]

wow what a community effort! that’s incredible!

[@masabruck7133]

🙏💕

[@jeanpence7950]

I wish that you would adjust the volume up on these. Even with the volume up to 100% on my computer I can barely hear the ones that you post.

[@minhnguyentheparrot5336]

Lesson Learned: Never Accept Rides From Strangers

[@proudtexan7226]

I damn near cried watching this

[@Kels42]

Life in prison for kidnapping what the hell where is that kind of justice now days.

[@BluePhoenix2013]

Momma Bear- they now seem to be more lenient for crimes like this (up to 6 years) but will give more time for weed possession or unpaid fines.

[@jonathanmorrison9134]

I remember vividly that my cousin (I'd rather not say which one) was fondled by her foster caretaker and when her second daughter, who was middle child, was sent into foster care, she was afraid that the same thing that happened to her might happen to her daughter. But they weren't. I met those guys and her older foster brother was in high school at the time and he was skilled in martial arts and swords. So I believe if any guy tried to do what happened to Stacey to her, he would've beat them up so badly that they'd be in the hospital for weeks, maybe a few months perhaps.

[@DorianTMChannel]

full episode?

[@danielledewitt1]

Where has the sound gone?

[@LaPetiteMorteRisin]

...I live like 35 miles from Tyler...