Sick Father Murders His 'Devil Family'

[@Hannah-pq6lu]

The fact that little Ronnie's dad was allowed to cross-examine him is wild. In Australia, self-represented defendants aren't allowed to cross-examine their victims, generally they are forced to have counsel to do it on their behalf

[@nillyk5671]

The US sucks in that regard. And others

[@Wyldehh]

It shocked me that the court allowed that. I couldn't imagine how scared little Ronnie felt having to speak to his dad. I'm just glad he's in a safe and loving home and not moving around the care system, possibly giving him more trauma

[@radaka]

Yes, they shouldn't allow them to cross examine their victims but they still are

[@bellagiancola4952]

I'm an American and this disturbs me too. But it's legal in our justice system.

[@ashiidoeslife]

I'm Aussie too: That's what I thought! Wild in America that the victim may have to be torn down by their abuser/attacker. Wild!

[@lydsprogress777]

The fact that the officer who helped Ronnie on the scene and the fact he’s now going to help him and be a farther figure for him for the rest of his life is incredible. I’m so happy that little Ronnie is officially a part of that family 😊

[@joethehatter]

Little Ronnie is a real life superhero! Going through all those traumatic events and then be able to look his attempted murderer in the eye and handle cross examination like a champ, all at such a young age! What an amazing boy and so glad he was able to have a happy ending after all the horrible things he went through!

[@SocialExperiment232]

When he calmly replied “you stabbed me” to his fathers deranged question I swear I couldn’t breathe. The strength in that answer alone. God bless him!

[@chaosbeam4654]

It never should have happened, but can we talk about how badass Ronnie is? Not only he was courageous to tell the police what happened, but he faced his “dad”/family’s murderer in court. Kid is so much stronger than any of us ever will be

[@kjlynne1191]

fr! he’s so brave for being able to face his father like that - and at only 9 years old. i hope Ronnie keeps that bravery and courage as he grows up

[@strawberyy9565]

tell you what, once you have faced your family’s murderer in court after you were fighting not to let your organs spill out of your body, you can have all the “morally superior”, Disney channel takes you want

[@XYZ-kb3mm]

@@selenalover9602girl this is not about u! people died! shhhhhhhhhhhh

[@GenericUsername1388]

​@@selenalover9602are you trying to defend that weasel 😳

[@lowrycollins]

@@selenalover9602 Woah bud, who said they were putting anyone down? Not everyone has the capability to be that strong especially at such a young age. You are right, we don’t know what someone has been through at the end of the day. However; I doubt many people could say that they survived a massacre like Ronnie at his age and I very much doubt you could. Instead of thinking that that commenter was putting anyone done maybe think and realise that they were just stating a fact.

[@littlebottleofink]

That officer and his family are angels. I’m sure his mother is looking down so thankful he is in good hands. I couldn’t think of anything more that would put a mother at peace to know her son is loved and healthy.

[@juliabx]

i started crying when eleanor told about how happy ronnie is now and seeing the pictures of his new family, his smile is so big and genuine i couldnt help myself, im so so happy he found his forever home after such a traumatic incident

[@jamiepage8889]

Girl same

[@chemicalquirk]

me too. I was genuinely so happy it made me emotional

[@DeadlyAnteater]

i'm even at work listening to this and i couldn't hold back tears 🥺 what a deeply harrowing experience, he deserves all the happiness

[@sleepysmartboy6287]

I hope his mother and sister are smiling upon him ❤. They know he found happiness and someday he will be with them again, in the meantime they know he'll be alright.

[@jam1794]

I’m at work trying so hard to hold back tears. I’m so scared a coworker will walk in and find me crying😢

[@SofiaBarrueta-e7g]

It's so amazing that Ronnie ended up with the most kind family of all time. It could never replace his mom and sister, rather they can occupy a different place in his heart. They are real life angels.

[@mijiah]

so true… and it’s so heart warming to see that they don’t expect him to ever replace his mama and his sister, that they embrace them and their stories as well. it’s lovely that they understand and love him for who he is. ❤

[@noracita4582]

hearing that little ronnie got adopted by the man who was that person who stood by his side through his recovery makes me so incredibly happy. and that little saying that the family keep on repeating to make sure ronnie knows hes safe, loved and a part of the family really brings happy tears to my eyes.

[@irelynismid]

Eleanor, please read this all, as an active true crime listener, I love you and your content. I was really hoping that you would be able to cover the unsolved murder case of a little eight year old girl from my hometown, it doesnt get much coverage and the person believed to have been responsible is just out walking around free. Her name is Mindy Tran and very little awareness has been brought to her case and with you being such an admerable victim adovocate and story teller she deserves to have her story told by you. It would mean the world to me and im sure to her family as well. Her name is Mindy Tran and this took place in kelowna BC Canada. Love you, thank you! EDIT: I really appreciate all of you liking and replying to boost this comment, you're the best

[@Wlbzqk]

BOOSTING SO SHE SEES THIS 🫶🫶🫶🫶

[@sheenaIlona2306]

Hope Eleanor sees this and covers it for you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TootieFruutie]

This is actually a really interesting/somewhat infamous case, even involving a juror falling in love with the suspect. It’d be great if she covered this!

[@wolfriver9993]

Boosting this comment

[@angelinafischer4632]

!!!

[@sp00kyg1rl]

As an autistic person, this makes me sad 😢😢 That little princess deserved the world and all the time it could give so she could continue to thrive ❤️

[@ilanelsen8321]

Absolutely. That is no way to treat an autistic person. I hope she's resting in peace.

[@mi-xc3cr]

her mother and she are writing their stories elsewhere now... together!

[@noflexzonenoflexzonetheykn2453]

@@ilanelsen8321it’s no way to treat anybody, lmao. But still I feel so bad she probably was so scared watching her mom like that

[@PurpleHazePro]

@@noflexzonenoflexzonetheykn2453 Anyone with good reading comprehension skills would know they were not saying only autistic people should be treated well lol.

[@glitterslits6269]

It’s makes anyone sad you didn’t need to add the first bit 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@KamMads]

The end of this video had me SOBBING as soon as she said “he asked his wife to watch a movie with this little boy” I knew they adopted him. It’s amazing that he gets to be in a loving family. I’m so happy for Ronnie

[@madhattie2952]

I don't tear up easily but hearing that little Ronny is finaly safe in a loving family had me in tears

[@bebeblokker2142]

Same I am not even gonna pretend I didn't ball at the end

[@oliverpaterson3328]

Was listening to this as I started my work day. Now I'm crying and have a meeting in 5 minutes. A lovely end to a horrific story.

[@elliebellie561]

Me too. i’ve never cried at a case before but geez this was next level

[@lola96272]

As a muslim this breaks my heart i feel really sorry for this family and this evil person doesn't represent us in any way this is just sick and disgusting !

[@Woanderer]

If he's violent then he don't understand what being a Muslim is. Forcing Islam to other people? There's no such thing in Islam smh

[@adnan7919]

I know I should not feel guilty bcz of this evil person, but you know what they say "there is bad apples in every group"

[@dompie23]

I'm not religious myself but I do know that the Quran doesn't approve of evil acts. Evil people take its words and twist them so it fits their narrative. Religious scripture is almost like a knife in a way. It's a very helpful tool, but those who abuse it, use it as a weapon.

[@bunnymad5049]

As a Christian believer, I just wanna send hugs. Please know that anyone who has a clue can see this man has at least one personality disorder and that Islam is not his belief, but something he has used for himself to bolster his image of himself, "to" himself. Peace. 💜

[@GamergirlthatDoesntplay]

True

[@ddata7973]

this story is so tragic but i'm so glad that the detective adopted little ronnie into his loving family. i hope ronnie is getting all the help he needs.

[@Wyldehh]

Currently crying happy tears because of the ending. I'm so happy he's in a safe place. That was so sweet of the officer to go and visit Ronnie (apologies if his name is spelt wrong). He better stay behind bars, if there's ever a change he can be let out and there's a petition against it, I'm signing that sh*t straight away!!!!!! I wish more cases had happy endings like this one has

[@slaphappysami2207]

That mothers face just straight up gives the warmest, most comfortable feeling… the father looks like the guy you gave a chance for no reason. This happened close to where I live, I hope they rest easy❤️

[@idratherbereading5766]

How could a father do that?! Not just killed his "baby mama" but his kids his babies and sooo brutally. He deserves the same fate he's evil.

[@neens8109]

The fact that the jury 'couldn't fully agree on a death penalty', disappointed me. Like what else did they need? What?

[@margodphd]

​@@neens8109I guess insanity doubts. If anyone deserves to die, he does.

[@Firestorm214]

I can’t imagine being that police officer watching Ronnie, 8 years old. Walking away from the house and holding on to his abdomen for dear life. Then adopting him into his family. Not only did he help him, he help his mom. Giving her son a home where he is safe and happy. ❤

[@tenku_power]

Cases like this always wake me up to how messed up the world can be

[@daddylonglegs3420]

U AINT EVEN WATCH THE VIDEO YET😭😭😭😭

[@tenku_power]

@@daddylonglegs3420 I'm on about cases like this, I have seen cases like this 😐😐

[@emillies8814]

@@daddylonglegs3420this is a popular case tho she probs knows it

[@teresacox2511]

@@tenku_power, But never forget that this world is also filled with a lot of good people and happiness and joy and love. Don’t let the bad overshadow the good. Because when you do that, horrible people like him win. Don’t let the evil win. Go out and do something kind for someone. Pay it forward. Spread positivity and kindness and happiness. It might just touch someone’s life and change them. God bless and take care.

[@screaming.7519]

@@daddylonglegs3420wait how do u know?

[@lynne8559]

His dads open statement made me so mad. How can he call his son a liar and blame his mental illness THAT HE CAUSED as a reason to not believe him!!!

[@Pinkbunnie]

I’m so happy that little Ronnie has found his peace after going through such trauma. It’s so nice to hear some what of a happy ending to a case like this

[@malaikadlry]

as a practicing Muslim woman who’s going into faith & culture based abuse as a career - these cases always infuriate me. it genuinely sickens me how people can tarnish our religion like this. how they can use it to their own twisted and disgusting advantage. no amount of punishment, no matter how severe will be enough for him. he deserves the absolute worst. may God invoke His Wrath on this criminal.

[@imy-tar9030]

Thank you! There's nothing muslim about him , just a disgusting devil

[@YesIlikebananasSo]

I hope nobody watching this video uses this case as an excuse to be a hateful pig.

[@suxzne]

exactly, recently converted and hearing this makes me sick. Allah will punish people like him

[@suxzne]

i think.

[@rumaisamohammed5599]

@@suxzneyes he does punish these type of people

[@Ratpoisonbean]

From the KZbin comment section, to little Ronnie: We hope you live a happy and fulfilled life. We are so happy to hear you are loved and adored by a big family. Your mother and sister are always going to live on in your heart, and though they’ll never be replaced, their love that they had for you was supplemented by the family that adopted you and took you under their wing. You’re loved by your mother and sister, but now you’re loved by your family of 7 as well. You’ll do amazing things in life. ❤️

[@alukam3986]

beautifully put ❤

[@rebeccacrash9272]

Seeing him parade around the court room like he's somebody absolutely infuriated me. He is a disgusting excuse for a human being and father. Glad he is rotting in prison. I am so glad little Ronnie was able to find a new family. That made me happy cry, too.

[@thechloechronicles9688]

Only consolation is that they could watch him talk himself into a 100% guilty verdict.

[@addie2816]

Exactly, I felt that the way he spoke in the courtroom was terrifying and made my skin crawl. Made him seem all the more capable of such actions. Hope Ronnie continues to have a happy life with the Blairs!

[@kjlynne1191]

im happy sobbing from the end of this video. the way the Blaire family welcomed this little kid in with absolutely no hesitation is beautiful. and the way Ronnie talks about his “new brother and sister” and “new parents” being the best people he could’ve ended up with is such a heartwarming end to a horrific story. poor kid is obviously going to have a lot of trauma to work through, but it seems like he was adopted by a family that will truly love, care, and support him.

[@oliviakwilecki7393]

I never imagined that I would know people from a true crime case. This family is a big part of my church and it is so nice to know their story. I’ve never personally met them but I know plenty of people who have. This case is so heartbreaking yet the end restores a little bit of my faith in humanity. Sending much love to their family and may Ronnie’s mom and sister rest in peace.

[@renrenn27]

do you still see them around? if so, how are they? i hope ronnie is doing alright

[@oliviakwilecki7393]

@@renrenn27 as far as I know he is doing great

[@renrenn27]

@@oliviakwilecki7393 i’m happy to hear that! thank you

[@ShilohJulia]

Everything is evil and horrific in this case but the poor non-verbal little girl who couldn’t scream or cry and just sat there witnessing the hell going on around her then being savagely murdered herself, couldn’t even express her pain. Nightmarish.

[@QueenMFLaurie]

Non verbal means that you can't talk with words. It does not mean they can't make sounds.

[@nim3808]

@@QueenMFLauriei think their point is she couldn’t communicate properly how scared she was and she couldn’t scream for help specifically. Of course she can make noises but she can’t scream for help the same way we would’ve been able to which is extremely sad.

[@mistiweatherwax468]

This is the second cover I've heard of this case and it never stops breaking my heart how these poor children were treated by their Father! He's such an absolute monster! Little Ronnie is so strong and I'm so happy he found a family who really loves him! Will never replace his mom or sister but he's loved!

[@imariwalker7248]

@@QueenMFLaurie you missed the entire point and took what was said too literal 🫤

[@MinoIV]

@@imariwalker7248 The first commenter did say she couldn't scream or cry, as if she's unable to make any sound. Whether that's what they meant or not, that is what they wrote, so I think it makes sense to explain what non-verbal means.

[@roderick8167]

RIP to Ronnie's Mom and older sister 🙏🕊️ it's so horrible their lives got taken from them by that monster and also Thank goodness Officer Mike Blair and his family were there for Ronnie this story is a reminder that there are still good / great people out there and I'm so glad Ronnie found the Blairs 🙌♥️

[@kevincika]

Let’s celebrate Eleanor’s returnal after a long time. We missed you so much queen, honestly❤

[@bridgets4127]

🎉🎉Yay! THANK YOU, @Eleanor, for your amazing storytelling abilities. You are the best!🎉🎉

[@Amberlynn2228]

I was so worried! Lol

[@daisy3228]

it’s only been 2 months💀

[@yoselinsanchez4471]

Yesss i kept on refreshing her page

[@parisnagle6967]

@@daisy3228 2 months too long

[@BreeLevison]

I was actually a law intern for this case, I was in the court room. He was absolutely unhinged and looked me in the eyes.

[@ilanelsen8321]

How are you feeling now?

[@HawmiOrHami]

🧢🧢🧢

[@unbornking19]

@@HawmiOrHamihow u know ? Got proof

[@im-Sara-Jayne.]

No you wasn't 😂

[@missnoble89]

I didn’t cry until the very end. Im so happy for this boy. I don’t even know him. So thankful he is with a family that takes care of him. Thank you for telling us this story.

[@TheFirstSmol]

Bro that baby girl literally went through so much to live just for her life to be ended shortly anyway 😞 it’s really hard not to cry listening to this.

[@moontoot333]

Damn… 💔

[@jennabarron8889]

The fact that they were both named after the father (I believe Ronivia is too) really stuck with me because the name is a constant reminder of the man who murdered them. It is so inescapable which is so sad to think about.

[@C.C.Sophia528]

Also shows his narcissistic personality…..

[@Victoria-zl1lb]

​@@C.C.Sophia528Just my thoughts! That's exactly why their names sat wrong with me

[@C.C.Sophia528]

@@Victoria-zl1lb yeah, of course they both had to be named after him. His ego wouldn’t allow anything else….

[@aidenroulette]

The kindness of the Blair family actually has me in tears. I wish there were more people like them in this world. Every child deserves to see and feel this kind of love.

[@brennan4068]

Eleanor this is the best story you’ve ever told. A horrific tragedy that is hard to know, followed by this miraculous story of a family loving him through it. You’ve got me in tears.

[@shamiraclethomas7417]

mike and danielle are the purest people & little ronnie is the strongest kid ever. i wish nothing but goodness & healing for everyone involved.

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

This case always burns my biscuits! Listening to this psychopath interrogate his own child is simply horrific.

[@niaram]

i’ve never heard to phrase “burns my biscuits” but i’m stealing that now

[@juliebarraclough2882]

I’m so happy you’re back posting True Crime Eleanor! I hope you’re happy and healthy xx

[@dedumspet]

as a child who has been victim of a violent assault by a parent, the strength that this poor boy had is insane to witness considering how difficult it was for me to describe the events to police, im so proud of him for being so courageous and being able to tell his story in order to get justice. such a happy ending ❤️

[@margodphd]

Sending virtual hugs. Nobody should go trough that. You are brave, you survived. You are both heroes - survivors of the unimaginable.

[@Kennykenli]

I am beyond grateful that Ronnie has healed and been adopted into a family that love him and have put in the work to help him heal mentally after all the trauma. I. Am. Bawling 😭💜

[@mijiah]

i literally cried the whole way through this case. those poor babies… i cant even imagine what ronnie must be going through every single day. but it makes me so, so happy that he has a family again. the blairs sound like such amazing people… it makes me so relieved and happy that sweet little ronnie is safe and well-cared for. i hope he knows that he has touched so many hearts with his story, and that everyone is rooting for him to succeed and thrive in his life. may his mother and sister rest in peace, i know that they’re watching over him in heaven. ❤

[@Sharpe1502]

This case really affected me. Keke sounded like such a loving mother. You can tell that she cherished her children so much and it makes me sick that some egotistical, unintelligent sicko destroyed that. I’m glad that Little Ronnie was given a second chance at life.

[@shelbyturcotte2080]

Glad to have you back love! This case is chilling, reminds me how dark people can be, but also the resilience of those who have to face evil people.

[@ChelseaLynnThibodeaux]

I'm glad you didn't play the 911 call. I've heard of before and it's one I'll NEVER forget. Her blood curdling screams, apologizing to this monster over and over trying to get there smallest bit of mercy and what's clearly 100% his voice making it perfectly clear he had no intention of mercy. It's so heartbreaking. The fact he was able to cross examine little Ronnie is so unacceptable to me. His whole trial was appalling and while i know the judge didn't want to risk a successful appeal, i also think his ranting, screaming, cursing shouldn't have been allowed. It was a circus. I'm glad Ronnie is with people who love him and i hope he's able to find peace for the rest of his life. He deserves nothing but peace.

[@miriamiuricich6636]

Agree with you. I heard it once and that was one too many times. Bless you little Ronnie and RIP to his Mum and Sister.

[@ms.annthropic6341]

Yeah, I think seeing/hearing someone at a moment like that is just too invasive, it feels really wrong. And I can’t take it myself, I watch a lot of true crime so I have a pretty high tolerance, but real 9/11 calls of real crimes (I can handle it when the person calling in is the killer faking the concern/situation, but I can’t hear the actual person suffering, it’s too much) just make me feel sick. I heard the 911 calls coming out of the twin towers and the woman on the line realizing she wasn’t going to be saved in time and I started crying in the grocery store. And a lesser known celebrities 911 call when he was contemplating suicide was played on the news once, and I think that’s just disgusting, it’s such a personal, private thing, I don’t need to involve myself in that.

[@aud369]

When you mentioned the axe I got a shiver through my body. I’ve been beaten nearly to death with a hatchet in the past year and it’s absolutely terrifying the way your body just gets cut open and smashed with the weight and sharpness of such a tool.

[@hsuehejjw1731]

Wow I’m so sorry that happened to you. I hope you’re okay.

[@rockettcassia]

Wtf how 😭

[@i_dont_know_anything4800]

damn.. are you alright, genuinely??

[@hkdadonn]

oh my goodness..

[@aud369]

I’m ok now but I have PTSD and missing teeth.

[@mariacristinavidican7167]

I don’t even understand how he could think of that self defense explanation. Like what about his kids? Were they trying to kill him too? And what about the fire? So idiotic. I’m happy little Ronnie is in a safe place with his new family and I really hope he will be able to get over (if that’s possible) the horrible trauma he’s been through

[@tiha444]

One of the most devastating cases I've ever heard. I can't even get close to imagine how terrifed poor little ronnie must have been, having to witness all of this taking place. It broke my heart but seeing him being adopted into a loving and caring family made me feel so warm inside. To know he is in very loving and good hands is such a big relief. I hope nothing but for little ronnie to live a happy and normal life with his family

[@samih5916]

This is shocking and heartbreaking of what little Ronnie and his mother and sister went through and I'm glad that he has a new family who cared and wanted him.

[@licialove]

This case rocked Tampa to our core. It's terrifying when huge cases, due to their sheer horrificness, make national and global media. Thank you for covering the happy ending for Ronnie. It's rare that the true crime community gets to have SOME form of happiness at the end of so much tragedy and heartache. SO glad to have you back!!

[@moontoot333]

He looks actually insane. Like disturbing and dangerous. That’s so horrible…. 😢 rest in peace to the angels who passed and I wish nothing but the best for little Ronnie. ❤ I’m so happy that someone stepped in to help him. Literally cried listening to this 😢

[@katherinebach7891]

This case was intense and emotional. Usually I don’t cry with these videos but what Ronnie had to deal with is so heartbreaking. What a strong boy and it warms my heart that after all this he gets a happy ending.

[@arkansaninva]

My dad was a public defender in rural Arkansas for 35 years. I genuinely believe that anybody who chooses to represent themselves should automatically qualify for not guilty by reason of insanity. It NEVER goes well, and always shows just how unhinged the person is.

[@teresacox2511]

The man who decides to be his own attorney, has a fool for a client. ~ Abraham Lincoln

[@indiatormey8325]

thats so funny your name is 'arkansa'navia like it makes me think every sentence that comes out of your mouth in someway relates back to arkansa, like if someone says "good morning" you response "Goodmorning Tim, lovely weather were having today in arkansa , not as good as it was on july 4th though am I right? what a blast!"

[@deceased988]

⁠​⁠@@indiatormey8325 thats so funny your name is 'india'tormey like it makes me think every sentence that comes out of your mouth in someway relates back to india, like if someone says "good morning" you response "Goodmorning Tim, lovely weather were having today in india , not as good as it was on july 4th though am I right? what a blast!"

[@indiatormey8325]

@@deceased988 it’s not really as funny as my joke though because she actually related her comment on this video that has nothing to do with Arkansas back to Arkansas, still , further emphasising my point. My username is simply a name and not a hobby x

[@AtheistEve]

He wasn’t unhinged. He comes across as a selfish manipulator with an immense ego.

[@tselmegnyamjargal3853]

I’ve just watched this with my mum and my poor mother was hysterical and said “if I die even after life I’d do anything to protect my children” that broke my heart. I bet that’s how little Ronnie’s mother felt as well

[@temiejeh6511]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@lookitsdebby]

Oh my god Eleanor we missed you SO MUCH, glad to have you back and hope you're well rested!

[@babeeypink]

The man who abused me as a teen and got me hooked on pills, decided to represent himself as well. I had to sit across from him in court while he cross examined me. He tried to belittle me and blame me for his actions, and it was honestly so traumatic. He was found guilty of 21 counts, and sentenced to 47 years. He will die in prison as he is in his late 60s already. But honestly cannot believe they allow that.

[@rabbitsondamoon]

i really hope you’re settling down fine now where you are. and i hope you’re healing. i’m so sorry to hear about your experience

[@lynsijaynesimpson]

Sobbed hearing this. Poor little baby 😭 this one affected me far more than any other of the videos I've watched. Thank you Ell, you do these victims justice in all of these videos and the cases you cover, and show such love and respect to all those deserving. You have the love of all of us following and watching your channel xx

[@stankmouth]

I instantly started tearing up when you said that Mike and his wife came to watch the movie with him.

[@viatheanimator]

same, and at “i am safe, i am loved, i am part of this family”

[@TiredPlatformers]

that boy had so much will to live, what a horrible injury to live through, oh my god

[@elleshathorpe3118]

Just finished this video, my heart utterly breaks for little Ronnie, I don’t think I have ever ugly happy cried over a case, bless him and his now forever family. There are such awful people out there, but there’s also people with the kindest souls out there that outway the bad. The Blair’ are utterly hero’s 🫶🏻🤍

[@rafaelaoliveira1483]

Hearing that Ronie loved his mother's chicken wings was so heartbreaking... I hope he can heal someday. My heart goes to the family ❤

[@unwashedlettuce6145]

Teared up so many times throughout this case but when you said that little Ronnie kept asking when he's gonna have to leave made me sob & I dont even cry easily

[@kileyblake5512]

I have genuinely checked Eleanor's page everyday since the murder kit case. I rinsed Spotify and bungee almost each video waiting for a new upload. Thank you for returning with a fantastic video Eleanor 💕💕

[@Angelica_Rodriguez39]

I cried when you described how Ronnie is doing so well with his new family. What a beautiful ending to such a harrowing story.

[@Sailormercury_56]

Rest In Peace to the amazing mother and her princess 💕 absolutely heartbreaking especially for little Ronnie. Thank you for sharing their stories in a way that’s true to the victims, instead of being all about the killer

[@babyghuol]

It's very difficult to get me to cry, but that ending had me in tears. The Blair family is such a blessing. I'm sure Ronnie's mother and sister look down on them and are eternally grateful.

[@Zapery33]

I don’t usually have many physical reactions to many cases, but this one genuinely brought tears to my eyes and pain to my heart… I wish only the best for little Ronnie Blair ❤

[@ryokothenecromancer83]

... my heart breaks for Little Ronnie.... To have to witness such a gruesome attack and to be the only survivor, and then see his father represent himself and then be cross examined by his own father.... This takes abusive traits and buzz words to a whole new level.... I always wanna hope and believe that monsters don't exist... Folk lore monsters, maybe don't, but humans.... Humans are the scariest creatures to encounter....

[@megannaughton116]

Ahhh Ellie is back, i have bloody missed your videos. I hope you have enjoyed a well deserved break, but i am extremely happy to have you back ❤

[@gabbygray3362]

This case is so sad I will never understand how a parent can do this to their own children😢 and poor Kenyatta she sounded like such a loving mother may they rest in peace🤍

[@gabbygray3362]

the ending is beautiful I’m so glad Ronnie got to be with a loving family again🥹

[@jennyserenityforestelgin]

As someone who takes in teens for foster care i love this family so so much. We had to fight for counseling and other services you would assume they would have access too. A police officer will also understand the trauma. I love this ending! Happy crying with you!!

[@emilythomason2297]

There was a murder case in Fairfield illinois (my home town) I think you should cover. A girl went missing for years. Her body was found buried in a field almost 10 years later. Her boyfriend and her father killed her and hid the body in a field in the town. It was devastating for my small town. I think this story deserves to be heard.

[@transientdaydreams]

That sweet little boy deserved so much better than his bio dad... and I'm so glad that he ended up gaining a loving father and family in the end, after being put through such a horrific ordeal. I hope he's able to live the happiest life possible from now on with the Blairs.

[@teresacox2511]

He was nothing but a sperm donor. He was never a father or a dad. People like him deserve a tall tree, with a strong limb and a short rope.

[@shannooony]

Mike Blair is an absolute hero! My eyes filled up with tears hearing how much he loved and cared for Ronnie during his awful ordeal. What a man 😢❤ so glad little Ronnie had a happy ending ❤️

[@featheredkisses]

Such a terrible case! Some people do not deserve to have children. Happy to have you back Eleanor!

[@pattibramley3911]

Eleanor, I just love your energy! It’s so warm and welcoming. This story was horrific. What a brave young man to be able to face that lunatic. So happy he was able to find a great family. I’m sure his mom is looking down at him and smiling.

[@arielchubb2719]

When you mentioned that Ronnie was injured in a drive-by shooting, I thought perhaps he had a head injury that led to a change in personality and demeanor. However, as I continue to listen it sounds like he was a lunatic from the start. No excuse for this unthinkable violent behavior.

[@alysia7723]

This is such a horrific case. My heart goes out to Little Ronnie. What a strong child ❤️ Is it possible that Ronnie senior encountered a brain injury after flatlining so many times? I cannot understand how a human could do this, nevermind a parent to their child.

[@kazaz0405]

I actually had the same exact thought...

[@lenamariejackson]

i thought this! possibly suffered brain damage that resulted in psychosis? not an excuse of course but something had to be up.

[@droomzy]

@@lenamariejacksonnot an excuse, but rather a detail that adds context :)

[@Drearyz]

I have genuinely never ever cried at a true crime video b4. But hearing the happy ending really got me going

[@lemonem15cats]

Wow such a horrific case. At first I thought this man was insane, but as we went on with the details and footage I came to the conclusion that he's a narcissist who only cares about himself and controling others. After such a horrific case it's nice to have a positive ending. I bet his mother and sister would be happy and relieved to know that little Ronnie is in good hands and part of a loving family.

[@remingtonlee2800]

Seeing little ronnie in that picture with those other kids makes me so happy, I'm so glad he's got the support he needs

[@glkmee22]

I literally can't stop crying. So many reasons to really cry on this one. Long live little Ronnie. Bless his heart. Bless his new family. And welcome back Eleanor!

[@marionfriedenthal7352]

Ronnie has found a place of belonging amidst all the loss and pain. Nothing could have been more fitting than him being adopted.. That boy has a beautiful face and a smile to touch any heart. ❤❤ I wish him well for the future.

[@crystalhoskins8155]

I loved this as a first case back as well. It's so easy to focus on the negative in people. However I find that sometimes that darkness brings out the light when it's most needed. Happy crying too. Glad he's got family who want the best for him. Therapy is so important when major trauma is involved.❤

[@lemr88]

Unfortunate Ronny survived the driveby

[@ebonylee7539]

This was my favourite case you’ve ever done it’s so nice to have a small happy ending after such a heart breaking tragedy 🥺

[@chloechambers4692]

I am an avid watcher of your videos and not one case has ever emotionally effected me like this one has. I was weeping at the ending for Ronnie. What a brave, courageous, resilient boy and what a fabulous family who took him in.

[@chloechambers4692]

P.s this is the first time I have ever commented on any KZbin video, that’s how emotional I was over little Ronnie

[@kuurraaa]

the end of this story is so heart warming and I literally teared up. that police officer and his wife are angels and Ronnie is a real life hero. chills. I’m so heartbroken for Ronnie’s sister and mother, that is so terrible that after letting this man stay with them because no one else wanted him, and he destroys their lives. disgusting.

[@isabelmolinaware]

when he’s cross examining his son, i was so heart broken for his son because i can’t imagine him just seeing his father after everything he put him through! on the other hand, it was laughable the way his dad handled his own defence. it literally sounded like he was on the other side of the court! he was just laying out questions so his son could confirm everything that the dad did that night!

[@charistaberham3253]

oh my god i saw your notification pop up and realised how much i missed you Eleanor! Hope you’re ok ❤

[@RoxieRamRoblox]

Usually I can listen to cases and multi task but this case had me so emotional that I couldn’t do anything except listen and tear up. This should have never happened. Little Ronnie is a true fighter.

[@Luvsinging100]

I used to see memes of this case , thank you for covering the story. It is so hard to hear , so sad 💔💔💔

[@cerrarice-fu2xg]

Although the stories are tragic, I really feel like I’m chatting with a friend when I listen to you. You really care about the victims and are such a great storyteller 🎉🎉

[@SoCalJellybean]

My heart goes out to the first responders and medical professionals who had to witness the state of that sweet girl’s mutilated little body. I can’t even imagine how you would get that image out of your head. 💔

[@HeisenbergFam]

Eleanor's British accent is so strong it turned my coffee into tea, glad to see you back safe & sound after 2 months

[@manoeaerts1727]

this story made me cry. It's so heartbreaking but so heartwarming in the end. Little Ronnie will never be the same, but he might actually be happy again. I can't imagine the psychological torture this must have been and still is for him, but he's so strong and I hope and believe he'll make it. He's not just a victim or a survivor, he's something that can't be put into words. This family deserves endless amounts of respect for what they did.

[@lynsey4224]

Awful story and so bizarre that this clown was allowed to question his own son. Hats off to the cop for having a heart and spending time with young Ronnie. Heartbreaking to think this little guy was recovering from something so horrific with no visitors 😢. I hope he's doing well.

[@jmae3263]

SPOILER I’m getting so emotional hearing that the officer and his loving family adopted Ronnie. He deserves the best after what happened to him. Such a little fighter and survived. I wish him all the best ❤

[@kasiasierecka8091]

im so happy to see another vid from you , ive been having to rewatch cases from 4 years ago . you always put so much effort into ur vids and will always appreciate u for that

[@Al-Vr-al]

Old vids are fire tho!

[@kasiasierecka8091]

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[@woonsockettruthseeker9009]

Guy is as unstable as possible. His court case was bananas. May his family rest in peace😢

[@ShilohJulia]

He’s an evil narcissist and with a low IQ thinking he can outsmart everyone

[@Eszlam]

If he was white he’d be labelled as mentally ill. Schizophrenic

[@potat1448]

I love everything about your telling of these true crime stories. You are so informative, kind and genuine while being very thorough and detailed. You are so respectful to the victims, families, and your viewers. I listen to a lot of true crime on KZbin, and you are one of my absolute favorites. Keep doing what you do! Listening to you tell it is like hearing it from a good friend!

[@pig_rabbit6944]

I'm so glad to hear little Ronnie was adopted and is doing well. Bless that little boys heart