The Disturbing Case Of: The Whitehead Twins

In today's episode we are looking at the shocking case of the Whitehead twins.
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[@kimmyfreak200]

80 stab wounds though...that seems more than just a fight... rage and deliberate attack to end someones life

[@dreamscott5913]

True and that someone was their own mother

[@belladonna5904]

If it wasn't their mother it would have been someone else they "hated." Trust. Prison may have saved another girl's life.

[@AmberMoonLight22]

@@belladonna5904 Good point! That rage was building.

[@shellos8]

That's so vicious. I can't imagine. Mom fought back pretty hard leaving bite marks and I'm sure bruises and scratches. So awful. The worst way to die..at the hands of your own children and you're aware of it and fight them for your life. It's horrifying!

[@briannnaaX]

My thoughts exactly. Brutal overkill.

[@ravinp371]

It doesn't matter how many times I hear or read about this case it's still absolutely disturbing. The way they can cry and ask for their mommy then flip a switch and become murderers is terrifying.

[@atis9061]

they didn't have great talent in acting though. psychopaths. they end up killing their abusers because they have no feelings about it.

[@nkemobim]

right...I kept seeing this thumbnail and this channel is the third I have clicked on to know the story.. only this channel provided more ...very disturbing story indeed...I would like to see them in 20 how they are faring...something tells me apart they are better together they can end up back in the same position involving a male ...Jas seem to be the intelligent one and Tas seem to be more of the aggressor physically and can influence Jas to join in...yet both murdered their mother and for that they should be monitored when they are parole

[@angelwings7930]

Yes it’s extremely disturbing. They’re demonic.

[@angelasimmons5626]

💯 exactly what I was thinking!

[@kristacronk2008]

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[@LookInTheTunk]

Let’s not forget that they tried to blame an innocent man for the murder. Yeah they’re such good girls, lol.

[@myemperor]

Yup... Only Democrats would reward murderers with a graduation ceremony... while their mother lays dead...

[@marcushoglund5893]

@@myemperor yea the mother that abused them all their life

[@myemperor]

@@marcushoglund5893 You don't know that... And let’s not forget that they tried to blame an innocent man for the murder.

[@LadyWhinesalot]

Let’s not forget that the Juvenile Court sent them back to live in a volatile situation

[@navdhasingh6381]

@@marcushoglund5893 Their mom was just 18 when she gave them birth! N she was single mother that too road side poor... i can't believe that how ungrateful these girls r... they r 16 n asking for their freedom but their mom was just 18 bearing responsibility of these 2 idiots... i can't blame such young girl to not being able to raise them properly! Man Nikki was abandoned by their biological father n maybe that's why she is soo protective.. girls needed to understand that their mother don't want them suffer the same that's why she was strict.. mann!! N they might have moved on but karma will hit them very badly some day.. u just wait

[@geminijohnson4019]

I was watching a show regarding this case and her brother and other family members were discussing what happened and I was beyond mortified that the twins were at her funeral laughing, that's sickening and shows me that something has been wrong with them from conception, sometimes people are born bad, this case is a perfect example of that

[@adambane1719]

Severe neglect has a very bad affect on children.

[@ceeceetracey9839]

That's a fact. Diabolical

[@jr7845]

It could be genetic, from the father or his family

[@AshLilyNeko]

You should do some more reading then. Neglect mixed with abuse and being exposed to drug/alcohol addiction are all things that can lead to developing severe mental illness and personality disorders, including disorders that cause flat affect and lack of empathy. The mother clearly didn't care as much as she should have for her daughters, coming and going because she wanted to party and act like she didnt have kids. What do you think that taught her daughters about empathy and caring for other people - their only parent abandoned them repeatedly. Especially in early life that is EXTREMELY psychologically damaging. I would agree with you in some cases but I dont think this is one of them.

[@nancydavis4618]

They are sick bitches

[@kristineguetschow9134]

I think the juvenile court system failed the girls when the court ordered the girls to be returned to their mother. There were records demonstrating the volatile relationship between Nikki and her daughters, the daughters did not want to return to their mother and were doing well with their Grandma Della, yet the Court returned custody to Nikki. The fact that Nikki was their mother should not have been the deciding factor in getting custody of the girls.

[@marybland766]

They murdered their mother in a horrific matter...they slaughtered her.

[@irma567]

Another one that seems to forget that Delia let the girls do whatever they want . That got them in trouble in the first place , they butchered their mother because because mom said no .

[@ganjatheninja]

@Ryker Jett yeah the point of the comment is us black people dont know how to take personal responsibility for our actions always the victims.

[@21centuryg]

Yeah, you should find a video of how they killed their mother. They pretty much tortured her. They savagely beat her to death because she woke then up for school but they stayed up into 3am and didn't want to get up for school.

[@21centuryg]

@@ganjatheninja And yet the black mother took responsibility for her teen daughters by trying to raise them away from sex and they still killed her

[@TeMpThAnG]

she gave life to the people that ended hers. crazy.

[@deluxecsgo3022]

Never know what can hit u in life

[@adambane1719]

She treated her kids like garbage all their life.

[@MikeHunt-yl1so]

If parents treat their kids like crap, you except to give them any praise?

[@joletty1793]

Don't have kids if you are not ready to give them love, nurturing, tenderness and be ready to give up your selfish lifestyle if you have one. Simple. You can't do that hold off on having kids, they will suffer and you will not be a happy mother.

[@adambane1719]

@@MikeHunt-yl1so Mike what? Mike Hunt!? How rude of you!

[@shondawarren3673]

I don't feel sorry for these girls. Zero reason to kill. I understand boiling over angry trust me, yet taking a life is irreversible.

[@micktaylor9332]

👍👍

[@luvprue1]

I don't feel sorry for those girls. They had a loving grandmother, and mother who obviously wanted. A mother who wanted to give them stability . Those girls should have seen what it looks like in Foster care.

[@simonw1313]

@@luvprue1 A mother who wanted to give them stability? Don't make me laugh.

[@luvprue1]

@@simonw1313 At least she tried. There's a lot of mothers who wouldn't.

[@simonw1313]

@@luvprue1 - Did she? None of us really know much detail about her mothering capabilities but it's clear that they were seriously deficient. Apparently at the court hearing where they were ordered to return to their mother one of the girls begged not to be as they would end up murdering her mother in self defence..

[@f3nt0n64]

This is a very complex case.. poor Nikki. It was an awful way to die. I think she was trying her best with her daughters in the only way she knew how. My heart breaks for Linda, Nikkis mother. I hope they all find peace one day

[@bobby8012]

You can’t say she tried her best if her own children killed her that she was with from age 0

[@f3nt0n64]

@@bobby8012 what a pathetic and nasty comment.

[@bobby8012]

@@f3nt0n64 At least I'm not trying to defend child abusers like you do.

[@certifiedsirius]

@@bobby8012 where is the source that proves she abused them? But, even then I couldn’t feel any sympathy for them.

[@f3nt0n64]

@@bobby8012 who said she was a child abuser that’s not been reported anywhere? Do some research before you comment

[@BeardedDragon-pj3lw]

My heart feels very heavy 💔 poor family, very damaged and I feel for all people involved here

[@stevenbrown9883]

Now that would look great on a college application. Graduated valedictorian of her prison high school class of 7 people

[@iammedusa2600]

LMAO right! Awesome comment.

[@ladybird74786]

😂

[@mariyamniyaz]

Crazy that they chose a murderer as a valedictorian.

[@farrahfeathers6668]

💀😂

[@BiPolarBear128]

wait whaaat ...the grandmother says she is so proud that one of them graduated high school and will move forward with what she wants in life ..huh ? this girl killed her own mother ..killed YOUR daughter ..will serve 30 years in jail ...what the heck is her high school diploma going to do for her in jail for 30 years ? proud ... wow ... unbelievable

[@tinapresley4286]

Yeah, There no count about someone's mind.. Wierd!! Very Wierd..

[@daisymaefrench4041]

Stupidity. No other word fits.

[@daisyb4614]

You have to read the book. Nikki and the girls were raised by their great grandma not the lady in the video. Nikki was wild, drank & smoke all before the age of 12. This family was doomed from the start.

[@brandonstephens1447]

Some people are just flat out not right in their heads 🤦🏼‍♂️. Can’t think of a single thing to be proud about!

[@deluxecsgo3022]

Whole family is fucked..

[@RileyCullen1]

That great grandmother is delusional. She’s so proud of her for graduating while in prison & sounded like she was gonna say ‘move on with her life’.... You are forgetting the part that while they were in their great grandmother’s custody, she let them do whatever they wanted.

[@cathycastleton]

Great grandmother forgets why her dear little girls graduating in a prison and not out there in fairy land Guess with that 2040 release date she might not get to see much of them when these remorseless sobbing brats are ever released

[@beamills9205]

SHE let them run wild...........mom had rules.....that got her brutally murdered........

[@iammedusa2600]

@@cathycastleton exactly. The Walking Devils.

[@blacksnow869]

I couldn't and wouldn't forgive them for killing my child IDGAF IF THEY MY GREAT GRAND KIDS,GRAND CHILDREN,MY BROTHER SISTER I DONT GIVE A DAM...

[@LadyWhinesalot]

@@beamills9205 "mom had rules"? ...rules that mom didn't even follow herself

[@timetotalktitanic7381]

As someone who was severely neglected and abused by my Father growing up, and in the middle of a drunken fight when I was 17 nearly killed him (and seriously thought I had killed him - so much so I ran away, hiding up in a tree watching the police arrive which neighbours had called, and called my brother to tell him what I had done - not knowing my Father was alive) I think what separates people like me and people like Jas and Tas, is that I couldn’t lie or keep the lie going - and I wouldn’t want to either. My trauma from growing up had given me severe PTSD and anxiety over the slightest things, so I wouldn’t be able to cope with trying to conceal a murder I’d committed. When I saw the videos of them finally confessing and getting genuinely upset and seemingly remorseful, I did feel bad, but they should have just called the police and explained what had happened. That’s what I would have done after climbing down from the tree…

[@pattyoneill91]

Hope things are going well for you now bub. Childhood can really suck balls. Dude I'll tell you

[@karlahemphill3414]

Hope things are going better for you now. Sorry you had to go through that. You said you get anxious over the slightest thing. I can really relate to that because I witnessed some horrible violence growing up then married an abusive man. My life is good now. I stay close to Jesus and finally have wonderful peace of mind. My prayers are with you to have a good life.

[@toobaaaapi]

There is another difference between you and these girls, they didn't grow up in an abusive an neglectful environment at all, rather previliged and forgiving environment, though they were abandoned by their birth mother, they were didn't actually suffer any abuse or neglect growing up, great grandma dressed them, clothed them, sent them to schools and activities, they had a great life, unfortunately that didn't make them good people.

[@mercedesnajera9921]

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[@mercedesnajera9921]

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[@kat0726]

You can tell her daughters are guilty right off the bat. They're both psychotic and really thought they'd get away with it 😔

[@ramatajabbi9742]

Exactly. And people in these comments actually believe everything these pathological liars were saying. Of course, they'd say things to make themselves seem less demented. I do not believe the mother was abusive on any level, people do get unjustly murdered all the time.

[@adambane1719]

@@ramatajabbi9742 WTF??? Their mother abandoned and neglected them for MOST of their lives. What are you even smoking?

[@ramatajabbi9742]

@@adambane1719 At least she was TRYING to get her shit together and properly be a mother to them. She way better compared to some other fucked up self absorbed mom's that abuse and put their children through hell.

[@KatieEliza38]

@@adambane1719 it warrants them stabbing and killing their mother ? Wtf are you smoking?

[@afcchamp683]

@@adambane1719 they lived with their grandma and great grandma. We were all raised by our grand parents at some point. I too have a bit of resentments towards my mother but never once did I stab her 80 times.

[@RG-qo2hu]

And had the nerve to cry for mama smh...

[@luvprue1]

They were always evil. They probably would have killed their grandma if she had said no.

[@adambane1719]

@@luvprue1 Yeah, obviously not!

[@omennemo8844]

I had a mother like this. Only mine was an alchoholic. She was mentally out of it when she drank and beat us like a slave horse. I never would think of murder. The courts should have listened to those girls when they said they didn't want to go with their mother..

[@hennylo68]

Sounds like you're defending the girls and murder.

[@simonw1313]

@@hennylo68 Just pointing out that no child should ever be sent to somewhere they clearly don't want to go by the courts. A lot of the comments paint the mother as 100% victim when it's clear she played a role in setting the scene for this tragedy.

[@chelleyd4020]

The issue was they had been brought up with no rules at all. Did what they wanted and walked all over granma della hence them not taking to mivjng somewhere they didn’t have control and couldn’t do what they wanted, della was an elderly woman their great grandma they ruled the roost

[@mommy2libras]

@@chelleyd4020 I highly doubt it was a simple case of "we don't want to follow rules". Nikki had been given custody once and had completely lost custody of her kids- the courts don't take custody away just because you make your kids clean their rooms and follow a curfew. They definitely don't take custody and give it to a very elderly lady if the home situation is at all workable. Remember, Della wasn't their grandmother but their great grandmother. They were only with mom at that time on a 2 week trial period to see if she could get any custody back at all, whether it be partial or full. And CPS is notorious for ignoring a lot so there had to be very blatant abuse and/or neglect going on for her to lose custody in the first place, not just a couple of regular parent/child arguments.

[@aprilsims8309]

those girls are straight up evil ! There are plenty of kids that don’t want to go with their parents and they don’t murder them !

[@samadhistate9637]

They lied to the police and denied everything so why believe their version of the confession? I would not accept the plea deal. The grandmother's nuts.

[@ramatajabbi9742]

The people in these comments who believe everything those pathological liars said are also nuts. Of course, they'd say things to make themselves seem less demented. The only thing I believe from them is that they killed their mother. I'm glad intelligent people like you exist.

[@mackenziewilliams4507]

I think like many family violence cases, they’ve already lost so much that they don’t want to lose them too!

[@Unbreakable245]

The mother abused them I would have done the same if i had an abusive mother People like nikki deserve no sympathy Her daughters deserve sympathy!

[@mommy2libras]

So you know a lot of 16 year olds who have never lied to keep themselves out of trouble? Because that's pretty normal behavior.

[@chilenapromedioRU]

​@@ramatajabbi9742Since you're so "intelligent", what's your PHD? Do you come from such abusive environment too? The twins life's are ruined, they got sentences that doesn't allow them any chance of a "normal" life, but at least they're not turning into career criminals. That means something, don't you think? They definitely don't fit with ASPD. Demented? They don't have dementia. I thought you presumed of being intelligent. They committed a terrible crime under circumstances only their most closest relatives known (grandmother, great grandmother), the ones who raised and knew both Nikki and the twins, and are serving their time.

[@Mangospongexo]

I attended high school with them and never expected this until the last day of school when I returned home and saw the news. Just all around sad and heartbreaking.

[@virgochild120]

How were they in school?

[@Mangospongexo]

@@virgochild120 They were really sweet and down to earth girls, super chill. No signs of anything wrong but I didn’t know their mom passed until the last day of school. They attended two different schools, at times I didn’t see them for a long period of time - they lived with their grandma (Tucker) and mom (Conyers).

[@MrAjking808]

Yeah sure you do lol everyone makes same comments

[@Mangospongexo]

@@MrAjking808 I don’t care what other people say and I don’t have to prove shit. Go troll someone else.

[@briannasmith953]

​@@Mangospongexo did you see them get arrested?

[@safiresays3835]

When they get released at the age of 47 they will be the same age their great grandmother was when they were sentenced.

[@lyndsieb701]

😳

[@amandatracey3287]

Grandmother, not great grandmother. Great grandmother was in her 70s at the time…

[@rosemaryrogers1478]

If they get released

[@xiozone1353]

Those devil twins hated the mom because they wanted to be out late , going to bed late , they wanted to have boyfriends over and momma didn’t allowed that .

[@sentwithecho]

That was fascinating and the production was so professional! Your channel is awesome. ✌

[@MegaLouise62]

80 stab wounds, that is horrific, I think these girls are definitely where they need to be.

[@Unbreakable245]

No free them the mom was abusive forget about her!

[@izzyveleaguez2079]

where They needs to be

[@izzyveleaguez2079]

@@Unbreakable245No free

[@strawberrycakeland]

Also Nikki did successfully get out of the home, either rang the doorbell of the neighbor... but the twins dragged her back in and continued attacking her.

[@ceeceetracey9839]

omg are u serious

[@xNaeja]

@@ceeceetracey9839 yes, it's true. She got out of the home, but they dragged her back in to finish her off. They wanted her dead.

[@ceeceetracey9839]

@@xNaeja I don't believe the whole thing with her being this super horrible mother

[@AshLilyNeko]

@@ceeceetracey9839 her own mother said that she was in and out of the twins life drinking and partying lol. you might not want to believe it but some people are not fit to be mothers in the first place

[@ceeceetracey9839]

@@AshLilyNeko thats a fact. I know several. I get what you're saying but I'm more inclined to believe those girls were more to blame. When you have someone co-signing everything you say and do (no matter how wrong) its easy for things to get way out of control FAST.

[@harleyq3671]

Absolutely. Horrific. At 8:25 you can see the resentment in her face while Nikki is trying to be close to her.. a picture says a thousand words.

[@simonw1313]

That picture could say anything. The kid actually looks quite placid. Or her volatile mother has just been hostile to her and then posing for a picture as if nothing has happened.

[@truthseeker2000]

@HarleyQ ~ That's the vibe I got from that picture too. They are 2 very angry girls. Sad as!

[@jomamasuks2573]

The mother looks kinda intoxicated but I don’t want to disrespect her with this statement. It’s her look on her face that is weird

[@no_peace]

That's not fair. Most kids have a picture like that if they have a lot of photos, because mom is teasing them or trying to cheer them up. Misrepresenting photos doesn't help anyone

[@starrsearch6733]

@@simonw1313 smh y’all are vile really trying to justify taking a life

[@livingwiththis7823]

Cases like this are really sad. They were doomed from the start. Kids having kids in prison and on the streets. Neglected and verbally abused. They were pushed, the adults should have been just that. Adults. Parents. Stupid system as well sending them back to their mother. Heat of the moment anger that spiralled out of control. Poor kids, poor mother.

[@ganjatheninja]

thats called not taking personal responsibility ive had a horrible life aint ever killed anyone or made an excuse for killing someone.

[@carissafisher7514]

Kids don’t have the same personal responsibility as adults. Who names their twins with such similar names? That is child abuse right there.

[@simonw1313]

@@ganjatheninja - Give it a break. If you had the slightest experience of living in a volatile household or the ability to empathise with those who have you'd know how insane things can get and how things can easily tip over into a violence. And yet here you're with your "personal responsibility" mantra as if humans, let alone two 16 year old girls who'd been thrown from pillar to post and whose mother was clearly completely inadequate, are rational calculating machines who should always take the optimal decisions.

[@belladonna5904]

Children killing parents is the rarest crime there is. It's not natural for even abused kids to want to deliberately kill their parents, which these girls did without any remorse or valid reason. The only people that do things like these are people with personality disorders, and that can't be fixed, as it's something you're born with. So no these girls are just monsters.

[@scillavanilla5356]

@@carissafisher7514 can you explain how having rhyming names is abuse? They’re beautiful names

[@user-th3ky5zw9b]

When Tas said "We told her we hate her. And we wished she was dead. And then she died." You could hear the bite in her tone of voice. Sad and scary.

[@carmensinger3974]

9:42 breaks my heart 💔 the little picture she made for them. She tried so hard. She was born in prison herself for goodness sake.. she had a tough life from the offset, so did her girls. I could cry at the outcome of this. But that little sign really got me choked up 🥺

[@cygnia]

I remember the first time I heard about this case. That poor mother.

[@stacey6887]

Its also clear that she was an abusive parent herself and couldn't have cared less about them.

[@tessforbes8687]

@@stacey6887 The courts gave her trial custody because she had a home and income from a new partner. I don’t see how that would be a magic pill for all their problems. An absent parent, popping in and out of their lives and acting as a disciplinarian never works. Their violence may have been under reported and the great grandmother might’ve been finding it difficult to manage the girls. It’s also possible that they were born with a specific area of brain damage, difficult to determine and quantify, because of their mother’s abuse of alcohol. They demonstrated anger and violence from a young age. Oddly, they were top students and involved in sport and dance at their school. I wonder if they were ever separated in any way such as classes, activities or friends. In a perfect scenario the girls should’ve had good psychological counselling or even been seen by a psychiatrist from a young age, and the grandmother parental guidance. They snapped that morning, but this loss of control was years in the making. They knew right from wrong, of course, and should suffer the consequences, but not a non parole period of thirty years.

[@starrsearch6733]

@@stacey6887 spreading misinformation

[@yuppyhater]

The Great Grandmother really needs to re-evaluate the situation if she's proud of her Grand Daughter graduating in prison while serving a 30 year sentence for killing their mother.......

[@berja3895]

Ikr?! Such a beautiful family though.... NOT! They were running roughshod over Grandma that's why they didn't want to leave but I do agree that they NEVER should have been put back in the care of a mother they really didn't even know. That these 2 at such a young age carried out the killing of their own mother? They should never be released into .society. The fact that Great Grandma is so proud of these 2 killer psychos? says volumes

[@loisdixon8148]

Right.

[@_Coe]

I mean she could be killing more people in prison 🤷🏽‍♀️ or have given up and just went full inmate.

[@marcushoglund5893]

@@berja3895 oh come on the mother was a fuck up

[@lonerebeI]

@@marcushoglund5893 How was the mother a f-k up??? She was obviously trying her best to raise and discipline rebellious teenagers. Who are you to judge a mother that's trying and love her kids?

[@vampirequeen953]

This case really is so heartbreaking & disturbing. It's very unfortunate the mother lost her life and the girls end up going to prison. It's just so sad all the way around so to speak.

[@Японской]

Watching from trinidad in the cold rainy weather drinking a hot cup of chocolate tea

[@surjitkaur3285]

I wana know what's hot chocolate tea and how do u make it please, sounds gooood!

[@Японской]

@@surjitkaur3285 hi sure you boil the water first add about a spoon of chocolate or cocoa powder to a cup, then pour in the hot water in the cup mix it then add milk and sugar. It tastes so yummy indeed

[@emmettcorley2310]

@@Японской thats just hot chocolate, where does the “tea” part come in at? Lmao 😂 you are confused

[@Японской]

@@emmettcorley2310 i am not confused in my country we call it tea whereas in other countries they call it hot chocolate

[@Японской]

@Island Mike you are right they are so in tune with their country that they forget there are many others and different names associated with food and beverages etc. Its all about respecting other peoples culture and way of life

[@jjjks5]

Don’t believe those tears for a second. 80 stab wounds… then they went to school and acted like nothing happened. Then put on performances for the officers, more than once… Someone in the comments said they were seen laughing at the funeral? I don’t care how bad of a mother she was, this was murder.

[@sydneystark1501]

I think we can all agree Nicki wasn’t the best mom... but she definitely didn’t deserve this outcome! It’s very heartbreaking that her own daughters could team up against her... one should have been calling the police while the other fended the mother off! But somehow I don’t believe in their version of events. Maybe so, we will never know. However the fact that they covered it up and cried like they found their mother murdered by someone and blamed her boyfriend is just so sick... there is clearly something very dark in these girls. I think things would have worked out okay if Nicki would have gotten them back at an earlier age, but by time she had custody at 13 there was too much anger and resentment on everyone’s end. Her efforts went unnoticed at that point. Even if she was volatile towards them and things weren’t perfect, I can guarantee it wasn’t as bad as they pretended it was. My Dad used to verbally abuse us and on a few occasions it got physically abusive, I used to wish he would die. I used to tell myself I would never miss him. Now that I’ve grown up and things have grown between us I see my Dad had issues and tried to do the best he could with a teenage daughter who was running a muck and causing trouble. He should have spoke to me differently but to wish him dead was so wrong. If my dad did die back then, I would be so remorseful to this day... the point is things aren’t always as bad as they seem in the moment. She didn’t deserve to be stabbed to death, 80 + times.

[@ebonyyoungblood9636]

Fended the mother off?? You must be a man. Do you know the strength of young girls vs a grown woman? It’s no way one could have fended the mother off while the other call the police. It would take 2 girls to fend off 1 grown woman. SMH

[@clivematthews95]

I agree with all the comments here

[@ganjatheninja]

"my mama was mean to me so we teamed up and murderered her like cowards"

[@selassiecru8667]

My mom was mean to me.....I went to live with Elchapo.......hi mom❤️ Free Elchapo

[@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826]

*rabid defence of their actions by guilt ridden weirdos online intensifies*

[@ganjatheninja]

@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 im not defending them so you being an absolute fucking idiot is amazing.

[@keepingitrealwithtra-luv891]

I knew Nikki personally and this is one of those cases that it always hard to watch...hit close to home

[@keepingitrealwithtra-luv891]

@@mummybear0078 my comment had NADA to do with what you're talking about. Again, this is always hard for me to watch. R.I.P NIKI.

[@keepingitrealwithtra-luv891]

@@mummybear0078 you should go to the judge a and let them know or better yet, you can get iut an advocate for them now since you have the answers

[@virgochild120]

@@keepingitrealwithtra-luv891 Nikki wasn't a Bad mother.

[@emmaryan8147]

@@mummybear0078 she tried her best with the girls its not the mom’s fault so go fuck off

[@sheffieldamanda]

Sorry for your loss 😔

[@riverrose_x9596]

Sad all round. I empathise with everyone. Everyone in this situation was troubled from the start. No guidance, no nothing. And I’m not saying that makes what the girls did okay.. ABSOLUTELY NOT. It was unbelievably bad and they deserved their time in jail. But I also feel an empathy for everyone involved at the same time. It’s a complex case

[@OrchestralOrg]

*i think it was self defense. i don't think either one of them plotted to kill the woman. "mom" attacked them first, each girl reacted in kind. they were doomed, and shouldn't have been returned to a mother who really didn't want them and wasn't equipped to raise them. for me, the fact that the mother was the aggressor in an argument that happened the night before substantiates the girls' claim that she attacked them the next morning. i don't see voluntary manslaughter but i'm glad they at least knew not to charge them with murder. their attorneys should have pursued not guilty and self-defense. very tragic for those girls.*

[@emmettcorley2310]

@@OrchestralOrg so what? They still killed their own mother, and still deserve to be in jail for doing so. At no point were their lives in any danger, can’t just go around killing people because you get in a physical altercation.

[@OrchestralOrg]

@@emmettcorley2310 *you are ignorant and i would be casting pearls if i explained to you how your thinking is wrong.*

[@irma567]

@@OrchestralOrg your thinking is very strange These girls deserve their sentence and if you asked me they should have got live .

[@OrchestralOrg]

@@irma567 *correct, my thinking is strange in that it is superior to the average, common people. simple fact, not an egocentric statement.* *i stand firmly on my assessment of the girls' case.*

[@EbonFaerie]

Cases like this are hard to watch. Families with so much potential sometimes wind up in the worst of circumstances.

[@_LilacRoses]

Always waiting for your uploads, Thank you :)

[@hmbogi]

I've seen this case covered by other channels. Other reports seemed to make the girls sound evil and the mom sound good. This version explains things more realistically. I appreciate that. This is a sad case.

[@RelaxMeditateYoga]

Actually your right. This version is different cuz the last time I saw other reports I had no idea their mother was not that perfect and it seems she would come home drunk start shouting at them. The girls were clearly never happy. But either way they went too far

[@jaimecamachojr2180]

@@RelaxMeditateYoga ok. Im confused. Maybe im getting this miched up with another case. Dude a ovee the road truck driver and Nickii thought all will be well living with this wealthy man that will help you get to harvard. But its a trailer park?!

[@RelaxMeditateYoga]

@@jaimecamachojr2180 that doesn't make sense at all

[@LeeBv9983]

@@RelaxMeditateYoga In most true crime shows on TV, the victim is always portrayed as being almost a saint. Then later on in the show they talk about the victim's drug use, prior arrests, etc.

[@LeeBv9983]

@Sharpshøõter My response had nothing to do with that. I was talking about the difference between this channel's directness vs the way that TV shows tend to ignore the victim's issues unless they have to present it.

[@caramileelliott1719]

Some twins are very evil! If twins conspire against someone it won’t end good! 😢

[@angelmichel1936]

Laying in bed watching truly criminal. Thanks for the upload. Luv ur channel. So sad that this had to happen. May the mom rip. God bless and much luv from Louisiana.

[@BleedthisFreak83]

I get the feeing Tas is the harder one of the two, less emotional possibly the ring leader? If i heard correctly she stabbed the mother first? They are both to blame no doubt but the police tapes show Jas as more of a baby. Then again in the back of the police car they both sound as hostile as each other so who knows maybe all an act. To kill your own mother though its just unimaginable to me, they were bright girls they knew there were other options to take.

[@JessH1]

I thought the same thing. But I thought it was Jaz. But I do believe she is the leader and the strong one. I think the other one did what ever she tells her to. Because one seemed more conflicted about it and seemed like she didn't want her to die but her loyalty is with her sister. Even in the times they speak you can really hear one is the softer one. I can't even imagine. So sad

[@danhayes1342]

Damn this family was doomed from day one Why didnt she let them stay with brandma

[@mbk1511]

Unimaginable that youngsters could be so hateful and violent that they could stab their own mother over 80 times. At one point seeing all the blood, didn’t either of them think about how heinous this was? 40 yrs was too good for them. Should’ve gotten life sentences.

[@alwaysbroken9283]

Yes!! this is an interesting story. These twins are mind bendingly bizarre and rare, that poor mother!!

[@adambane1719]

The only thing poor about that mother is how she treated her children.

[@alexrea6338]

These girls were damaged from the time of birth.

[@kimmyfreak200]

they look evil to me

[@andycreasy352]

Damaged single moms raise damaged children. Prisons are full of grown children raised by single moms.

[@LadyWhinesalot]

@@kimmyfreak200 I don't think it's legal to convict anyone based on how they "look"

[@lucyyluuXO]

@@andycreasy352 how about you put some of that blame on the dad who made it clear he didn’t want them. That would be more damaging to those girls than a mother who at least tried. Or did you just want to be misogynistic?

[@kimmyfreak200]

@@LadyWhinesalot where did it say i have the authority to convict them on how they look...? and where did it say anything about a conviction to begin with

[@infoscholar5221]

That is a very disturbing story.

[@sandeedriver1941]

I have watched many documentaries on these girls, however, your documentary was the best! Thank you channel!

[@your_belief_vs_everything]

Yeah, those girls are not sorry

[@moominpug8742]

I love your videos and all the work you put into them. So many others are just talk, with absolutely no images.

[@shellos8]

Stabbed 80 times. That's unimaginable. It's shocking that those girls did that.

[@plicketyplunk]

I cannot take that voice of Jas.

[@RG-qo2hu]

Okayyyyy Lol 😂

[@tasmeenbaker9912]

She sounds like a kid( a little one, not a 16 year old)

[@malaikamahlatsi5373]

I've just subscribed to this channel. Thank you for the great content. Sending love from Johannesburg, South Africa.

[@RPDthe3rd]

This is the best music you use! Great vid!

[@jello12345]

They need to listen to children in these court houses and stop believing that they know what's best from the outside. Seems like they don't even take into account what the kids say.

[@Happilysober]

Great content! Well done - so clear, and you have a lovely voice! Greetings from Montreal!

[@ta6sh-the6issilent99]

May not be a very popular opinion, however, I feel absolutely horrible for the twins. Never being able to properly bond with their mother, Nicky always placing partying and drugs/alcohol over the wellbeing of her children, bouncing from home to home and never being able to experience a complete and happy home. The last words from her mother are "I hate you, you're going to jail!" That's wild. It just seems this was bound to eventually happen and no one bothered to step in and actually do something to prevent it from happening.

[@samantharcregan23]

That’s not an unpopular opinion and I thought the same thing but I think she did realise that her lifestyle wasn’t the greatest example just too late

[@Unbreakable245]

Exactly I can't stand people who are on Nikki's side Nikki was a bitch who does not deserve any sympathy!

[@starrsearch6733]

You’re disgusting

[@AshLilyNeko]

totally agree with you. sorry to say but I really feel this is a case of reaping what you sow

[@aprilsims8309]

Ewwww delete this comment ! Stabbing your mom over and over again is way worse than what she did as a mother ! Murder is never justified! Murder is way worse than partying . Think about your comment !

[@margm4]

This is the best crime series. You’re a wonderful narrator. Thanks for sharing. 😍🇦🇺

[@ororomunroe913]

80 stab wounds and her spine was almost severed. These monsters should never see the light of day again, the crime was planned it just didn't happen, As a parent you do the best you can to raise your kids the right way, their mother tried and they killed her. Truly gut wrenching

[@Wesley-rn7oc]

how you know she tried? sounds like the girls did better without her around..

[@Unbreakable245]

She never tried! She abused her kids and abandoned them! What they did was correct and they should walk free If a law was passed that made it legal to kill ppl like nikki i'd be over the top! She was disgusting and she deserved everything I have no sympathy for her Her daughters deserved better ppl like you must support child abuse!

[@burly636]

As parents, yes I speak about myself also, we are more responsible for our kids character as they mature.

[@candyrain09able]

Yaaaay, Truly Criminal Night. Thank You for the video My Friend ❣️

[@ayaan8877]

The grandmother still supporting them is crazy

[@pearlsof5534]

The court is to blame for this they knew the mother was irresponsible but still forced the girls to go live with her which led to more tension and they ended up killing her

[@navdhasingh6381]

Their mom was just 18 when she gave them birth! N she was single mother that too road side poor... i can't believe that how ungrateful these girls r... they r 16 n asking for their freedom but their mom was just 18 bearing responsibility of these 2 idiots... i can't blame such young girl to not being able to raise them properly! Man Nikki was abandoned by their biological father n maybe that's why she is soo protective.. girls needed to understand that their mother don't want them suffer the same that's why she was strict.. mann!! N they might have moved on but karma will hit them very badly some day.. u just wait

[@thelivingrisi7233]

@@navdhasingh6381 "i wish you to bear me, give birth to me, and be a responsible parent to me." Asked no kid ever.

[@kirbykipling9515]

@@thelivingrisi7233 That's what Jose and Kitty Menendez did, but look @ what happened to them. Just as Dana Ewell had a happy childhood. But he had his parents and sister killed. I guess the system failed him too.

[@_west33...]

​@kirbykipling9515 then why were the boys convicted?

[@_west33...]

​@@kirbykipling9515 I actually believe their dad was a monster. Call the cops.

[@joe-mama94]

No matter how abusive or toxic the relationship was , the thing they did can never be justified. You don’t stab someone like 80 times just for self defense. Also the way they tried to cover up for their crimes, one of the girl trying to bite her arm and how casually they went to school after killing their mom. The situation with the grandmother is weird too, I know they are your granddaughters but they killed your own daughter.

[@bertrandlewis4906]

Exactly. The granny is too nice and forgiving.

[@cyonu5675]

seems like the whole family didnt like the mother because she would fight people and do drugs if I was attacked by my mom with a knife I wouldn't just let her kill me lmao

[@orangewarm1]

boyfriend at 13? hell no!

[@amymckay23]

Plenty of people grow up with abusive and drunk parents and they don’t turn out to be murderers.

[@m.j.mbrooks1859]

I also can’t shake the feeling that those girls would’ve eventually killed someone else who they felt wronged them, if not their mother. 80 stab wounds, that’s a rage beyond belief. And I think that rage was building within them for a long time.

[@hume1234561]

Nikki was an unfit mother and should never have had children. The court system failed the girls when thinking it knew best by placing the twins with their mother when the twins expressed a desire not to return to her care. I sincerely hope the girls are paroled at the earliest opportunity.

[@shaaronie]

These maniacs should never be released! Killing one's mother is the worse crime imaginable. I have known drug-addicted and alcoholic, prostituting mothers who were all seriously neglectful and in some cases physically abusive to their children. Every one of them is still alive. These two are socio-paths!

[@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826]

So many people in the comments desperately scrambling to blame anyone and everyone except the actual murderers smh.

[@adambane1719]

It didnt happen for no reason bro.

[@briannnaaX]

Right? Scary. Their mother's spine was nearly severed. 80 stab wounds.

[@ebylicious8079]

Never been angry that I am this early. Love your channel.

[@ood9700]

I try not to speculate on cases too much, but I can’t help but feel like ultimately a part of the blame lies on the twins’ grandmother and great grandmother. They all obviously have some issues with parenting children, turning into a cycle that lead all these women to be irresponsible and/or criminals. Nikki was born in prison and raised by her grandmother (the twins’ great grandmother), later getting into drugs and having the twins when she was only 17. Nikki’s grandmother failed her just as the woman failed Nikki’s own mother. And then, Nikki failed the twins just as her own family failed her. Nikki supposedly had a troubled childhood-it’s clear her grandmother never helped her stay safe. The twins wanted to stay with Nikki’s mom because her rules were so lax, learned from their great grandmother, and they could get away with anything. Generations of family failing to raise children in healthy environments and abusing them led to this. The twins never learned how to feel empathy or true love for a maternal figure, because every maternal figure in their lives failed them and each other. And why care about people who you don’t think care about you? I’m not trying to say that what the twins did wasn’t horrifically evil, but I think that there’s a tragic cycle that ultimately formed this crime.

[@tracey8698]

Absolutely agree

[@clivematthews95]

I totally agree. And I love the empathy you show

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

about Nikki the mom being drunk the night before. I know alcohol only stays in the body 24 hours, but if she died within that time...the bloodwork from an autopsy would have alcohol in it right? or am I reaching? I don't feel I am but just a thought.

[@hennylo68]

@John Barber 6 days is just on a piss test. They can trace it back as far as 3 months if they take hair samples.

[@hennylo68]

@John Barber Anytime, I'm on probation and can't drink alcohol so I had to do my research lol.

[@hennylo68]

@John Barber Me either and they never will because they are too cheap. Only federal law enforcement jobs will ask. Not probation.

[@icecoldbruh]

sad case....the mother certainly didn't deserve this. i don't think she was particularly a good mother or example for them but something was broken in those girls ....sadly they will be released someday i hope they were able to get the help they so desperately need

[@suzyfarnham3165]

Can someone tell me how these girls were eligible for parole in 2017?? This happened in 2010?? How does 30 years become eligible for parole in 7 years??? There is something VERY wrong with the American justice system?

[@annabanana9240]

Somethings wrong with you!

[@princesa311]

This is very similar to one that happened in Canada I believe. Two sisters murdered their mother in the bathtub and made it seem like an accident. That was also so controversial. It's kinda sad that some disputes have to end like this.

[@VampirusX]

2:20 It seems, that she laid on the front and the blood dripped left and right on the floor from the wounds on the back 😬 Stabbing someone 80 times... imagine, in what mental state you have to be... pure evil!

[@IMZ44]

I wouldn't call it evil, but a twister of anger, sadness, and years of pain.

[@ari-jv]

It’s hatred

[@ramatajabbi9742]

@@IMZ44 Evil exists. Call it what it is, you mean years of pain of not doing whatever they wanted. they had a long history of violence with their mother, telling her they hated her and wished she were dead. The mother was being a mom just like any other trying to protect her daughters. They had evil in their hearts to do what they did. They wished her dead, DESIRED for her to die, and when the opportunity came, they stabbed her 80 times to death. 80. That speaks volumes to me. The mother did not stand a chance.

[@IMZ44]

@@ramatajabbi9742 I'm not a medical doctor or anything like it. I'm just saying.

[@matthewschmoyer8552]

So happy for your new video...recently subbed to this channel & love it! Thank you :)

[@TrulyCriminal]

Thanks so much!

[@RageRomantic]

4:35 “like THEY dragged her in there” well that’s the first giveaway they did it

[@ahdhdbhsjdhddh9599]

Damn so the mendendez brothers get life but they get 30 years wow So unfair

[@Xvladin]

Its always funny how in these communities you see stuff like a mom with 2x 14yo daughters but shes only like 25 somehow, and grandma is like 35, and great grandma is 40. Whats going on over there?

[@clumsytriangle2436]

would not believe anything that comes out of their mouths

[@valentinaroman7577]

I live in Georgia I was 14 when this happened and will always remember this case like it was yesterday

[@avajane3658]

I must say that this hits very close to home for me. I spent 10 yrs in prison for a car accident. I met Jas first, we housed in the same dorm in neighboring cells. She would often come talk to me and one day told me that I reminded her of her mom 😔 It made me very sad to come to the realization of what they had done. I later met Taz when I was transferred to Pulaski State Prison in 2015. She, like Jas, was also living with the same devastating reality. They were both remorseful when they spoke of the crime. It will never cease to amaze me that these young kids will commit such violent acts against their own families. I haven't been in contact with them since my release in 2019, however, I still talk to and email with 2 other inmates with whom I became friends while in there. At times it was surreal to interact and live with someone knowing what they had done. It definitely opened my eyes and I will forever be scarred from that time in my life. My heart breaks for Nikki and her family 💔

[@samsamcupcakes6476]

For what crime did you get 10 years in prison? 🤔

[@avajane3658]

@@samsamcupcakes6476 as I mentioned in my comment, it was a car accident. No fatalities, however very serious.

[@samsamcupcakes6476]

@@avajane3658 10 years just for that I thought there was something else with the accident...

[@avajane3658]

@@samsamcupcakes6476 Unfortunately I live in the lovely state of Georgia 🙄 The judge literally told me that he was 'going to make an example of me. I was a flight attendant for Delta at the time and had also been battling alcoholism. I was 100% to blame for the accident. It was due to my reckless behavior and excessive speeding. Thank God that my victims lived! They understandably have chosen not to forgive me and I have to accept that. It was frustrating once I got to prison and met other inmates who had been convicted of 'vehicular homicide' and had 2- 6 year sentences! It was later determined by the parole board that I had been given the harshest sentence in the state for 'serious bodily injury by vehicle'. That is why I only served 10 of the 20 yrs. My sentence was 30 do 20. Let's just say that I no longer drive and am sober. I live with tremendous guilt and trauma from all of it. I am also involved in prison advocacy and the Southern Center for Human Rights. While there are some terrible monsters behind bars, there are also some amazing individuals who made mistakes and couldn't afford representation. Its been an eye opening experience and I'm trying to do something positive. Sorry for the short story 😅

[@samsamcupcakes6476]

@@avajane3658 Thank you for your time and story. In fact you probably badly injured some people because of your addiction. Maybe a hard judgment but it savec your life and who knows some others' as well... When out of control an accident c1n become a murder... You paid your price and happy to know that you changed your life... 👍

[@ciaranolan3983]

My finances sister was murdered at 18. And I am so picky with the true crime documentaries I watch bc of it. I hate the dramatics and reinactments most true crimes show. Bc it's taking the tragedy that actually happened away from the victim and their family. I appreciate you. Thank you.

[@pamsam8933]

Hearing them talk in the cop car after their arrest...geez, what little thugs! Smart a$$ pack mentality. They MURDERED her.

[@micktaylor9332]

Yet people on here still try to defend them, it's pathetic and delusional. They planned and carried out a vicious murder and they got caught and deserve to rot in jail. End of.

[@stacey6887]

They killed someone who systematically destroyed them through years of abuse and neglect. Had the courts done right by them they would never have been given back to their mum

[@isabellind1292]

@@stacey6887 These young women had really lousy childhoods. Their mother & great grandmother spent too much time bickering w/each other in court over their custody and the twins were constantly being bounced back & forth on top of everything else that was going on in their lives. They had no stability. They had no positive father figure in their lives and any mother w/children who moves a man she barely knows into the home is completely irresponsible. I believe these women have to pay for the murder they committed but I'm also glad that at least one has tried to do better behind bars.

[@luvprue1]

@@micktaylor9332 Exactly. They showed no remorse.

[@snogglewort1]

@@stacey6887 A LOUSY CHILDHOOD DOES NOT EXCUSE MURDER. Millions have shitty childhoods.

[@sineadcampbell5147]

Holy shit Nikki and her Mum are like twins themselves they are so similar.

[@lilith902]

I'm happy to find your channel 🧡💜

[@chrise.321]

A child, especially a teen, should have a choice of who he/she will live with. I was 12 when cops took me and my brother away from my dad and we went to our mom. No idea why. Neither of us wanted to leave our dad. Several years later my brother is so out of control our mom sends him back to our dad - I only stayed to finish high school. When I was 20, my brother murdered our dad. I don't think the murder would have happened if we were never taken away from our dad when we were little.

[@sweetie523]

I agree with you Chris. I know some states in USA have an age of I believe 12 whre the child can choose or at least have a say in who they live with. I'm so so sorry for your loss and having to live with that. One decision can change your whole life. Very tragic!

[@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826]

Nope. Children will just choose the loosest household to go to.

[@amandahugginkiss55]

Damn, that is quite an experience... hindsight is 20/20 but who knows what could have happened if your brother didn't go back to live with your dad. Maybe your mother would have been killed? Maybe both of you? I'm sorry you have to deal with this as well as the rest of your family. Good luck in the future and take care.

[@adambane1719]

@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 Nope. Thats just an abhorrent generalisation.

[@rfrancoi]

Excellent work. Thank you.

[@julielevinge266]

Why did the court force this pair to go back to their mother, with a record of violence between them all??

[@resitang27]

How a mother forgive someone who had killed her daughter? The twin deserve life in bars. This is not the way of sorting an arguments. How on earth a child can kill their mother? The one who carried them 9 months in her body with such a pain, the one who gave birth, the one who loved like no other will, how can a child be so cruel towards her mother????? I feel sick to my stomach.

[@ramatajabbi9742]

I believe in life for a life. The person who wrongfully takes a life should serve life in prison.

[@shuenrong8511]

niki was the troublemaker well the twins was the apple of her eye the perfect girls with good grades and a bright future to her

[@adambane1719]

How could a mother treat her own children like that?

[@TheTonialadd]

Such a sad tragic family history.

[@ramatajabbi9742]

Sad depressing story indeed.

[@HighLordBlazeReborn]

The prison cycle goes on... Sigh. Edit- also, that's one masterfully played victim routine. Jesus

[@francob4148]

SMH system failed them all. So many reports and still forced to live together.

[@beomgyubearz5344]

i can say one thing: i grew up with a problematic mother as well, she was alcoholic and i resented her for that but there were good days as well and she was trying, and she did love me and my sister. i hated her for ruining my life and i’m suffering from depression and anxiety as a result but still it’s life… anything can happen. she still raised me and gave me her best when she could even if we argued and got into physical fights sometimes bc i was young. but to think that i would get angry to the point to stab her 80 times and try to cover it up? i cannot ever imagine it. this is just fricked up.

[@ramatajabbi9742]

Thank you for this statement. Yet there are still other commenters that feel the mother deserved it. Sad, and I only feel sorry for the mother.

[@deadbored17]

I do not in anyway agree with the murder. I do think the courts forcing the girls to live with their mother who they begged not to go with should also be held responsible. How the hell was mum more fit than grandma

[@timosomit6535]

I have to agree.. the girls begged not to go and that spoke volumes and I think sadly it was a ticking time bomb from the second they started living there again. Tragic all round.

[@sharonhowell582]

IDK but it was Great-grandma. Since the girls started getting in trouble while still with her perhaps the court thought she was too old to handle the two. I don’t know her age but I’m 62 and not a great-grandmother. I wouldn’t feel capable of raising two troubled teen girls alone at my age. Obviously no one could have handled them. Even given a bad childhood their choice of responses shows me the girls had far deeper issues than a crappy mother.

[@riverrose_x9596]

Thank you! You said exactly what I was thinking

[@irma567]

Mom gave them rules that greatgrandma let them to whatever they liked , offcourse the murderers didn't want to life with the mother

[@beamills9205]

mom probably tried to have "house rules" that the twins didn't like...[this video was not the only source].....i had a terrible childhood...violent, abusive mother....lived in a tent in KY....for several yrs...,......dad died when i was 5 yrs......mother was possibly mentally ill.....we had no options, but her.....we were hungry, cold, hit, choked on a regular basis....5 of us & we never considered killing her......we considered running away....but, knew it was dangerous as we had nowhere to go......

[@guesswho8562]

they certainly do not talk like they were straight A students

[@snogglewort1]

They sound dumb as shit

[@BiancaO.-qc9bd]

If you’ve never lived with an irresponsible, alcoholic or drug abuser you will never understand. I can easily understand someone snapping. And of course the girls are going to take up for each other, because their mom was basically a stranger to them. Sad case for all.

[@tailsnclaws]

They're allowed to graduate in prison so they can come out and have a good life!!! Very soon they will be let out on grounds of good behaviour. With a warped mind like theirs, there could be more crimes once they're out.

[@beamills9205]

they will do it again.....the first time was easy......the murderers that were inmates where i worked told me that......"Henry" murdered his wife because he was 'mad at her', out in no time.......decapitated his new girlfriend......no real reason he could recall.....

[@scrillscrill1099]

They max out 05/19/2040. However, they were charged with voluntary manslaughter. Which carried, at that time, 20 years. They were charged with providing false statements which is 5 yrs. And Possession of a knife during commission of a crime. Which is also 5yrs. They were not charged with murder.

[@clpr2023]

Love love love your voice! The mother was so beautiful 💔 awful situation