THE KIDNAPPING AND MURDER OF SANDRA CANTU

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[@linzimacdonald9709]

The CCTV of Sandra outside the trailer, being so carefree and swinging her little arms hurts my heart so much.

[@tfretwell6144]

Me too, it breaks my heart😓

[@T0xicty1_]

Me to

[@emmajayne91]

I know!! I was thinking the exact same.

[@winchestersisters4576]

Me too 😭🥺

[@jasmineparker6960]

She just wanted to be free & happy. So tired of these predators😡

[@amesie9384]

That CCTV of her strolling along like an innocent lil angel is heartbreaking 😭

[@ljmcdonald2703]

It gave me the shudders to think what happened next

[@honorp2019]

Yes poor girl 😔😔🙁😢😢

[@lethuthandomaphalala3357]

Dude 😭😭 her little skips and arm swinging 🥺she didn’t deserve everything that happened to her ( not that anyone would deserve such)

[@brandonduet7771]

It was very heartbreaking. Her actual photos don't resemble my daughter but the CCTV looks and moves exactly like her. It makes me scared for my daughter who's 8

[@jasminkellingreis3622]

It's so sad, she would have been turning 20 this year, this sick predator took away her chance of living her life, getting a job, going to college, spending time with her family, all the things that my brother (who was born a year after her) is doing now. I really don't understand how someone could do that to a child, and then to go and try to do the same to her sister.

[@ceostudio]

The fact that there were at least 5 people who were so dangerous for the children in such a small vicinity makes me so sad for Sandra and the other kids.

[@leadpencil-223]

Even crazier is they didn't do anything (as far as we're aware), it was the lady no one would suspect! Honestly terrifying

[@Natalie1999]

The fact that there was a pedophile known to drug children and admitted it to police etc and he was just allowed to carry on is terrifying and that that child was out alone after being assaulted by someone at that park at the age of 6 is insane!!?

[@uly1q]

I forgot about that it was a man who tried to kiss her or something I think.

[@artesiamcnair9969]

.. . M. 8

[@christopherbarrett02]

@@uly1qI wonder happened to him and where he is? Hopefully that freak hasn’t done more stuff.

[@uly1q]

@@christopherbarrett02 idk I just remember reading that when that woman murdered her.

[@babyimarockstarlisa]

Fr bro

[@plantsbyhailey8326]

when she said that the killer called the family and asked for Sandra sisters to come over… after murdering Sandra herself… gave me CHILLS… so frightening and sickening

[@katelynnsibert596]

To me just proves there was no accident about it or regret because she was trying to do it again. At least trying to drug and abuse someone again. So sickening.

[@101sanford]

@@katelynnsibert596 im a big mean beast

[@psychoshrink166]

It was so sickening that the shine of light in this case is that Sandra was most likely sedated in the while attack. It's just pure evil. That poor little girl...and then to attempt to attack her sister too? I hope that monster stays in prison forever.

[@origamipein18]

I shook my head, thinking, 'No! Don't do it!' D:

[@carolputney2820]

I remember this case years ago. Really unbelievable. Wanted to play with friends.

[@lese91]

The number of child predators in that one neighborhood is such a disturbing statistical anomaly

[@lalaj5831]

Sadly I don’t think it is an anomaly.

[@leannmiller8358]

I subscribe to a background checking service and you wouldn't believe the number of sex offenders. There's 22 in my area but that's actually a really low amount compared to some other places. I looked up a friend and she has 58 sex offenders in her area. They're literally everywhere! 99% of them were men who committed r@pe or sex crimes against a child or disabled person but there were several on there for lesser offenses such as exposing themselves. This case was shocking because women don't normally commit violent sexual crimes. Not saying they don't, but it's unusual.

[@giabarrone7422]

I chose my apartment in Florida based on the sex offender maps. I learned that it is impossible to escape them, so I chose a location where they were really old and I could do some damage and run away if we ever crossed paths.

[@littlewillowlinda]

I was about to say the same thing, makes you really wonder who's around you. I can't remember which case (i think Amys law) but now they require ppl to report their residential address.... I looked it up once and it was so disturbing how prevalent it was

[@cjwebb2037]

@@leannmiller8358 what is this as i want to see how many are in my area as i feel there’s quite a few!!

[@caitlynmchugh1508]

imagine being Melissas kid, knowing that your own mother murdered your friend and not being able to grow up with a loving mother figure

[@Emma-dp8lh]

the cctv footage is just so scary to me, she is doing the classic happy child walk, and watching that quick change of direction in the last second just makes you realise how the smallest decisions can make a huge change

[@nezukochaaan7320]

Like how one time I turned away from my friend when I was more foolish and later that night they commited suicide and my life has gone downhill since👀👀

[@nezukochaaan7320]

Obv that’s an oversimplification but it’s accurate to a degree

[@69Satan69]

@@nezukochaaan7320 Holy sh*t, I'm sorry ❤️‍🩹

[@BeautyIsMyLife]

I know, the way she was acting took me right back to the playful days of childhood. So sad that somebody would take advantage of that.

[@regan026]

“The trailer park was a very safe place, her mother wasn’t worried her neighbours would do anything" How? Half the neighbours seem to be predators? How does that even happen?

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

Her mom only knew about the man that kissed her and he thought he wasn't doing any harm, which means he was trying to keep himself in check (as misguided as he was). Basically she probably didn't see him as a threat. I bet she also actually trusted the murderer herself. Someone else suggested maybe the woman was trafficking the children in the park to the other pedophiles, which would explain the weird things she did and how she could tell the police who all of the pedos were. There were red flags everywhere, but my guess is that no individual in the park had enough info to realize they were red flags, while we can see the whole picture and are more paranoid because we watch videos like this. I'd say I wouldn't do it, but I also can't trust my kids alone in our fenced backyard. I wouldn't let my kids run around the trailer park alone because I don't trust them, can't speak for what I'd do if I did, so I can't judge her.

[@elisakatarina1435]

My thought too.

[@marissamartin4332]

Thats the thing! there are so many predators that can put on a facade and be very charismatic

[@II-nv4kt]

Fr her mom was stupid asf

[@PhoenixRayne88]

Because none of them were registered. The park was full of children who all played outside together all the time.

[@babymae5731]

I just feel so bad that this little girl had to live around so many predators and that her life ended the way that it did

[@randomaccessmemories8912]

Right? The fact that Melissa wasn't charged for drugging that first child and then two other neighbors were known to be attracted to children and have pictures of the neighbor kids on their phone?! Insanity. We need to do so much better at protecting children

[@user-tl1er3nh1m]

Fr, so gross how many there were!

[@VioletWolf22]

Right all those people should have been in jail or be reported on the list for sexual offenders and more i mean that poor little girl she suffered so much

[@Rainjojo]

@@randomaccessmemories8912 right! It’s sad how these predators think what they’re doing is ok... no child deserves this

[@jennprice4154]

How did anyone allow their kids run around unsupervised when they knew about these child predators nearby? And she had already been approached in the past?

[@kaidencemadison6335]

Poor girl. The suitcase thing reminds me of a recent case in USA where a woman claimed her and her boyfriend were supposedly playing hide and seek and he "willingly" crawled into a suitcase and shut himself in and she went to sleep in the middle of the game and found him dead in it in the morning 🤔

[@courtneylavies6251]

How did he do that himself and not beaver to get out🤷‍♀️ did she lock it

[@nekkobat6876]

Who tf plays hide and seek with their boyfriend 😂

[@kaidencemadison6335]

@@courtneylavies6251 you can't unzip most suitcases from the inside

[@kaidencemadison6335]

@@nekkobat6876 who the heck knows 🤨

[@arileigh]

@@nekkobat6876 who goes to sleep in the middle of hide and seek 😭

[@AquaKeyBlade98]

I love how she talks about these victims, introducing them with facts about their personalities, hobbies... it's very sweet.

[@am_Nein]

And it helps humanise them as someone who truly, really lived.

[@AquaKeyBlade98]

@@am_Nein Exactly.

[@fabh9674]

Your pfp is so nostalgic for me

[@nucchan2144]

The mom: I trust everyone in this neighborhood The neighborhood: *filled with criminals*

[@pippacallaghan5607]

I can't get over how many freaks were living there. Poor Sandra, it's awful!

[@thecharredremain]

Literal pedos

[@diaryofarealmom3264]

Yeah, there was like 6 offenders in that trailer park. And the fact they let a women with severe mental illness teach Sunday school!

[@lauratapia7205]

It’s not surprising tho, it’s a trailer park basically. Most criminals aren’t going to be financially stable enough

[@sleepy-emerald]

@@lauratapia7205 It’s surprising that Sandra’s mom *trusted them* is it not?

[@lanairene9792]

The fact that this little girl was skipping around enjoying her childhood looking for someone to play with.. and then moments later her fate would be cute short BREAKS my heart. It made me tear up.. this poor little girl.

[@georgia8592]

Me too it's so sad

[@hfxjkitdvnkuw]

Ikr :(

[@mariakan1598]

Cute short? And yes it's real sad

[@jennyjenks3806]

@@mariakan1598 obviously they meant cut short

[@Andshewasafairy]

WOMEN CAN BE PEDOS TOO!! It happens more than we think. I hope and pray that the little 5 year old girl is doing well now. I can’t imagine what kind of horror and trauma she grew up with having a monster as a mother 💔

[@THATGIRLYAZZY]

Who Asked?

[@joslynncisneros7235]

@@THATGIRLYAZZY she was trying to show care to a girl who grew up having to know her mother did this to this poor girl which can actually give people trauma, and you make a choke out of it? wow

[@Nyxthedummy_123]

Actually she's 8

[@graqwe]

@@THATGIRLYAZZY that was so fucking cringe

[@patriciamcgillicuddy5360]

@@Nyxthedummy_123 the woman that killed Sandra had a daughter... she was 5 when her mother killed Sandra (8y/o).

[@Nyasahi]

There needs to be more awareness and contempt of female predators. It was obvious to me she did it from the letter.

[@oliguerra4896]

This! Absolutely true. There is female predators out there.

[@TallulahFoxxx]

Psych degree here 🤓 I absolutely agree that society needs to be more aware of the fact it isn’t just men who are predators, however… I don’t believe she was actually a true paedophile 🤔 Women usually abuse children for different reasons than men (of course there are exceptions but psychologically speaking, it’s different). In Melissa’s case, there’s actually a pretty strong reason to believe she was simply trying to make it look like the killer was a man (because as I say, it’s not common for women to be sexual abusers like this) 🤔 The reason for this viewpoint: she has - unofficially diagnosed - Munchausen by Proxy Syndrome. Her own child has a history of being mysteriously sick and being hospitalised, a bit too often 🤔 It’s widely accepted by professionals that she was making her kid sick and using it for attention. People from her life prior to arrest said the same thing - she made everything about her. She’d cause a scene, start having loud arguments for no reason etc. 🤔 It’s very likely the “usual” forms of getting attention weren’t giving her the high she needed anymore. If the doctors flagged up too many hospitalisations and mentioned this to her she would have changed tack. Being the centre of attention in a child murder, the tv interviews, the local attention - that’s a big draw for her 🤔 As I say, the rolling pin part was to make it appear as though the killer was a man, so she wouldn’t be considered a suspect (in her own dumb af mind 🙄😂). So yeah: I completely agree people need to be more aware and therefore more cautious, but in this particular case I think the sexual part of the case was a means to an end (and was probably why she drugged her 😔 - to Melissa, it was just part of the process rather than getting any gratification out of it, so she didn’t want Sandra awake for it).

[@VOMITQUEEN]

The frightening thing is that if she wasn’t such an attention seeker and didn’t incriminate herself so easily, she wouldn’t have been caught. Because the police did not suspect her at first, being that she did not fit the profile of a child predator. So she would’ve been allowed to roam around free to hurt more children.

[@cintaminbunny]

The fact no one reported her before despite actually drugging a child before. Also she would have gotten away if she just shut up and its scary. No one suspected her and this could've gone cold if she didn't keep insurting herself.

[@zeeo3147]

@@VOMITQUEENexactly was thinking the same without that letter she did I don’t think she would have ever been caught

[@bl3h]

If I ever get accused of murder, I'm *screwed* because my entire search history is of true crime

[@audreyrose8364]

same oml

[@supernova11711]

Me too. I was watching one yesterday that was talking about how decayed a body was so I Googled the stages of human decomposition LOL! The whole time I’m thinking...please, no one get murdered near me...ever 😂

[@berchyzgb4423]

Was just thinking that, it's good I'm not a murderer 😄

[@ginatorres9147]

same lmao

[@21_f_aus]

Same for those who write crime stories, I would hope there's no murders that happen near me for same reason I'd be a goner for sure 🤣😂

[@laurag5759]

“The trailer park was a very safe place, her mother wasn’t worried her neighbors would do anything” Also man kisses her daughter on the lips at 6 years old, another neighbor had suggestive pictures of Sandra with the two men and Melissa kidnapping another child and drugged before Sandra ....

[@UnluckyOctopus]

Thank You. I was like the fuck after the first one. Then 2 more popped up and I’m like this is a clown car not a safe place.

[@KN-yk9lp]

Right!?

[@UnluckyOctopus]

@@KN-yk9lp holy crap. Just got to at least one mother also knew the murder kidnapped and drugged a child. People need to stop making excuses for red flags and not thinking the worse of people when they do illegal shit.

[@Imjustkayhaha]

LITERALLY

[@jessicacarrera1125]

I thought this exact thing. What kind of family is this...

[@crabbypattyy]

The fact that Sandra was a couple seconds away from being safe to being in total danger is heart breaking

[@evilkittynumber3860]

45:06 She asked a child to come over to her home to play WITH HER CHILD and HER CHILD wasn’t even there?! That’s absolutely chilling!

[@meganwhiteley5438]

Not just any child. Sandra’s SIBLING

[@Nyxthedummy_123]

I KNOW RIGHT. I'M LITERALLY TERRIFIED

[@Gooner333333333]

I love it when someone who isn't a suspect makes themselves known and suspicious to the police

[@gmariailman]

literally they’re so idiotic it’s funny

[@katelynnsibert596]

It’s almost like she was mad they weren’t figuring it out fast enough. She was ready for that attention.

[@jinaa-ah6656]

She probably reported her suitcase missing in case they found the girls body but the letter seems so unnecessary and dumb idek

[@Gooner333333333]

@@katelynnsibert596 You have a good point with that. Almost like she wanted to get caught. i did find it odd she didnt get rid of the rolling pin

[@IsiMahone]

@@Gooner333333333 or even that notebook or piece of paper she wrote on before... she could’ve just thrown it in the trash. Disgusting but weird.

[@k3nia.v]

It genuinely hurts when a child is murdered. No child’s life should end that quickly.

[@caityule]

@@AxxLAfriku hahaha so funny putting a dumb ass comment on a video like this

[@fizzy-mizz]

@@AxxLAfriku read the room 😐😐

[@k3nia.v]

@@AxxLAfriku 🧍‍♀️

[@rorycallaway9476]

@@AxxLAfrikua absolutely not

[@cats5956]

@@AxxLAfriku ....

[@73aven]

Sandra skipping in the footage is so sad, she was just a baby and her life was just stolen from her like it meant nothing. Poor baby didn’t even have a clue she wouldn’t be alive in two hours or less

[@deedeebee8_8]

Sandra’s case was really an eye opener for the community because up until then, no one really thought about the dangers women could also bring onto our children. I’m from Lathrop, about 10 minutes away from Tracy, and I remember how shocked everyone was when they found out the Sunday school teacher did it. It really had people realizing you can’t trust anyone just because they’re a woman or man. We were around the same age when Sandra went missing, and it continues to break my heart knowing this innocent girl had to die for people to start doing something about the way we see child offenders. I was too young to understand everything back then, but now knowing Huckaby had a history of mental illness and had also drugged people in her past while still being allowed to teach children, there could have been so much more done to have this tragedy prevented.

[@k3nia.v]

She sounded like such a genuinely bubbly girl it seriously hurts me that her life ended quickly.

[@ljmcdonald2703]

She would’ve been 20 this year

[@Naiibeezy]

@@ljmcdonald2703 :(

[@emilyh8749]

exactly, on that cctv footage, she was swinging her arms and looked like she was on cloud nine :( her walk reminded me of my little brother, who walks the exact same way, flapping his arms and skipping.

[@naynerboppers5254]

I had only seen her from afar but I have several family friends that knew her because they lived in the mobile home park at the time. She really was a ray of sunshine.....it devastated the whole city of Tracy because it was still a fairly small city at the time and most people had a connection to the case in some way.

[@user-qw1rq7jh3j]

Mhm :(

[@megpollard8859]

My mind can't comprehend how you could want to kill a child, especially someone's daughter when you have a daughter yourself. My heart aches for this family

[@bunny2867]

Same I’m not even a mum and the thought of ANY harm coming to a child makes me feel so sick

[@IceFireofVoid]

It's possible she would have eventually gotten around to killing her daughter when she was "satisfied" with killing other children. Sometimes serial killers will kill many similar victims before getting around to the actual target they wanted the whole time. Working up to it, in a way. I remember one time it happening with a guy that wanted to kill his mom but before he got around to it, he killed a bunch of women who looked just like her. Sandra might have been the first victim in what she was planning to be many many more.

[@maryamhass558]

😩😪

[@chrisgomez1840]

who knows if she even has a daughter

[@megpollard8859]

@@chrisgomez1840 did you even watch the video?

[@hannahbass8458]

"The trailer park was a safe place, and I wasn't worried about her." I believe that no matter how safe you believe where you're located is, you shouldn't let your young child run around the neighborhood unattended. I just can't get passed the fact there are KNOWN PEDOPHILES in the area who have previously assaulted your daughter, and you STILL leave them unattended. That pisses me off.

[@JessMurgatroyd]

I wouldn't trust my daughter in the garden without a parent....or whoever is looking after her at the time..

[@SummerWhiteley]

Yeah when I was little my mum didn't even let me play out on the street right next to my house with some of the older kids. I wasn't allowed to leave the gate of the front garden

[@Nyxthedummy_123]

I agree just because she thought the neighborhood was safe it doesn’t mean it is. You can’t trust everyone in the neighborhood also how did that man never get reported for kissing Sandra in the lips that’s disgusting.

[@fallonnnnnn]

Your trigger warnings are always so detailed and I really appreciate that about your videos.

[@georgiachurch6433]

The clip of her skipping and looking happy and free really breaks my heart no one and definitely a little child should be murdered I am so torn of the world we live in

[@momentosconmigo]

time stamp ?

[@EmilyClare533]

@@momentosconmigo the security camera footage

[@stanmarsh4892]

@@momentosconmigo 7:46

[@G63045]

She killed poor Child and then revealed herself by giving evidence to police. What a psychopath!

[@EmilyHernandez-jt4cs]

If it’s self defense, they deserve it.

[@r3v3nant]

the fact that she tried to lure another child after Sandra is just wow

[@prixssclover6702]

and it just so happened to be her older sister too:(

[@prixssclover6702]

@Chûndrø the child she tried to lure was sandras older sister

[@kaitlynkelleher6307]

@@prixssclover6702 so heartbreaking :(

[@kaitlynkelleher6307]

@Chûndrø Melissa called Sandras parents to see if Sandras older sister wanted to come over and play with her child ://

[@jasmineparker6960]

@@prixssclover6702 sad😔. This world is sad asf.

[@madisong5321]

Honestly, I’m happy she was sedated. She likely wasnt awake to experience the things she went through before her death. She didn’t feel the pain of the SA or murder. Hopefully with the drugging, she didn’t die in pain. Such a devastating case. I hope Melissa rots in prison

[@j.d.contreras392]

Are you serious with that comment? You're happy she was sedated?!

[@Brandyjohnson-uw2ic]

she definitely wasn’t awake considering the amount of xanax in her system. even a tiny amount of xanax is enough to knock someone out. but also if she had been awake, she would’ve been blacked out and for sure wouldn’t have remembered anything.

[@Brandyjohnson-uw2ic]

@@j.d.contreras392they aren’t happy she’s dead or that this happened to her but it’s comforting to know that at least she wasn’t in pain or aware of what was happening to her.

[@geekgirl_luv4262]

@@j.d.contreras392they’re not happy this happened to her; they’re saying that they’re glad that she was sedated during all of that rather than fully conscious, because it means that she might not have felt the pain from the assault and murder. They are happy she was sedated because it means that she suffered less than she would have if she had not been sedated.

[@juliacooper1484]

This makes me think about when I was a kid (90’s) and my mom would tell me to go knock on doors around the neighborhood that we just moved into to try to make friends. How incredibly dangerous! I know it was a different time, but crime was even worse then and they just trusted people. I feel like a lot of us are lucky that this didn’t happen when we were children ..

[@MiaaBeee]

The footage of her skipping is so pure. 🥺 This story really breaks my heart.

[@cristhianfajardo8197]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/houqhWurZdt6mtU

[@jeannettenishemezwe9156]

Timestamp?

[@debbieschultz9768]

Ikr. She looked so happy and carefree. 😢

[@melanie1784]

😢😢😢

[@Skye1421]

@@jeannettenishemezwe9156 7:51 I think

[@Lincoln.940]

It’s so scary to think if she didn’t write that letter and make a scene she probably wouldn’t have been caught. RIP little angel

[@rachellivette6737]

Right! I was thinking the same too. The guilt got to her

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

@@rachellivette6737 I don't think it was guilt that made her do that, it was definitely attention. Probably still is. I think she only "regrets it" because she got caught.

[@maddy5842]

@@ThatOneLadyOverHere 100%

[@purpleaccount7528]

It's scary

[@ruggieroaltiprandiferrara4994]

Like so many unsolved cases. They walk amongst us

[@boobleshnoop5393]

This story brought me to tears. I can’t stop crying, I’m so sad for the family and for that poor, poor little girl. I was shocked about the part with the rolling pin, it never even came to mind for me that someone would SA a child, a CHILD with that. I was thinking blunt force trauma, or something alone those lines because it would NEVER come to mind for me that someone would use that in such a way. I’m so so sorry for Sandra.

[@JordynBrown-uf2ok]

I found you finally!! Been looking for weeks couldn’t remember your name

[@soob7707]

the fact that she was a woman, a mom and a teacher gives me chills, it’s like we can’t trust anyone, really.

[@purrsuasively]

literally

[@jocelynolson1742]

We can't. Especially with our children.

[@celeste.cutz2020]

She was her kid’s friend I mean wtf?

[@DeliaLRuiz]

Exactly, Mcmartin preschool the group of children who were abused by the school teachers. Always question your children.

[@salvolondon]

She had already drugged a child , the neighbors was letterly surrounded by pedophiles , it’s not a matter of can’t trust anyone , it’s a matter that it was crazy to allow kids to be on their own out in that place, and it was crazy that that woman was free after having drugged a child , just as it was crazy that notorious child molesters were all on the loose there . You can trust people as most people are not like that , just don’t allow your kids to be in the streets on their own if you live in a place full of nutcases on the loose like it was where this little girl was living

[@kyleolson2642]

Sometimes I think about how Eleanor would describe me if she ever covered my murder. She's always so complimentary.

[@user-jn1wm3tb8v]

Kyle Olson was by all accounts kind, funny and humble. He never really interacted with people or try to initiate friendships, very much a quiet boy, but was very friendly if someone spoke to him

[@Greentealiesel]

Kyle was a fun loving, caring, and goofy guy, and his friends called him ky. He loved his job, his boyfriend, and loved living life

[@henrydikes6704]

@@Greentealiesel OmG dId yOu AsSuMe HiS sExUaLiTy???????!!!!!!?!

[@faithelson]

When i was first watching this i thought wow could she write my aulogy

[@PigeonOnAChair]

I think about that pretty regularly honestly lmfao It’s definitely pretty dark but a lot of times when I’m walking to work by myself and I wonder how true crime people would cover my life. I started keeping a journal for this exact reason, lol

[@kat9261]

I’ve always loved anything that has to do with horror , I have watched so many documentaries , movies and shows that I feel like in a sense I have become a little numb to it , but as soon as I seen little Sandra on the thumbnail of this video I started crying , there’s something about children that I have a huge soft spot for , and I will never understand how someone could do such horrid things to someone so innocent and loving .

[@emeralddarkness]

Holy cow, the fact that she tried to target the sister makes me wonder if she had some kind of vendetta against that family or what

[@kimmik4893]

How can someone who is parent himself/herself be able to kill someone’s baby? People are sick.

[@Neku628]

Didn't Melissa Huckabee also do much worse than just killing that poor girl? I remember hearing that she drugged Sandra and raped. Melissa also according to Wikipedia drugged two other people. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Sandra_Cantu

[@mattie0583]

@@Neku628 yes... this was stated in the video.

[@XxCOOKEExxMONSTARxX]

In a church

[@cristhianfajardo8197]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/houqhWurZdt6mtU

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

@@Neku628 Right? As if molesting a child isnt already horrendous. But for a female to do it is so disturbing & to have drugged her & accosted her in a church is so messed up.

[@aaaaa-mv2cr]

she had a whole life ahead of her and she didn’t deserve to be taken so soon. rest in perfect paradise sandra🕊🤍

[@h.x4762]

Yeah🥺rip🕊🕊💕

[@cristhianfajardo8197]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/houqhWurZdt6mtU

[@celeste.cutz2020]

When I hear these horrible child abuse and killing stories it makes my blood boil. The fact that all this was carried out by a neighbor a woman who she trusted, makes me sick. Sandra trusted her and was probably thinking of Having fun decorating instead this demon woman does the unthinkable. No motive I don’t know what the heck happened.

[@shayleemelgar5226]

I love true crime and I’ve seen countless of true crime videos and this is one of the 4 cases that have made me cried and I don’t know how to express my deep sadness for the family

[@jackieholmes6592]

Anyone else absolutely love the way she say “video”? It’s so great and honestly the reason I watch her instead of other true crime breakdowns.

[@fairychangeling8337]

A woman, a mum and a teacher. Exactly who we tell our children to go to if they ever get lost 😰

[@wolfie_1436]

So scary to even think about really absolutely tragic :c

[@joeymackelbre1976]

I know right, so scary!

[@kj7792]

Where was her daughter? Where were the grandparents? How was she a teacher with all these disorders?

[@amberpapamber2718]

I mean I would never tell my kid to go to a teacher I had to choose I had teachers that hit on me I had teachers that degraded me I had great teachers to that I love to this day and think about of course but I don't trust many people.

[@okidgaf7643]

yup and she worked at a church. typical.

[@Kasey_Taylor]

The fact that Sandra’s mother said she trusted everyone in the trailer park even after a man that lived there assaulted her daughter when she was just 6 is so shocking like what the fuck

[@poelomokgotho8127]

Really scary☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️

[@oren1305]

Some parents seem to go into denial when bad things happen to their children.... Possibly out of guilt for not saving them, possibly out of sheer ignorance/disbelief.

[@greerstirling9665]

That's probably how her mom was raised. That's usually how it goes.

[@Valeria-mq3qn]

Maybe she didn’t know about the incident, or maybe she just told her daughter to stay away from the man, and that that would be enough. Idk, the only other option would’ve been to not allow any of her kids to go outside at all, and maybe she didn’t want to hinder their childhood like that. Who knows for sure. Hindsight 20/20 as per usual.

[@greerstirling9665]

@@Valeria-mq3qn As adults with children it's your job to install safety features in your kid. Seatbelts for example, a kid whose parents consistently enforces a seatbelt rule will have their seatbelt on in every vehicle they sit in regardless of the other children hanging out the windows. If this baby had told this woman that she had to go tell her mom whose house she was at before she went inside. We wouldnt be talking about this. Predators target children of lazy parents.

[@hausofdelena]

I like how her mom just let her daughter play unsupervised because she “trusted everyone in the trailer Parker” and then there’s 4 known paedophiles in the neighborhood...

[@Shadow_the_Edgehog]

OMG FOR REAL XD

[@georgiafraser5182]

The way you tell these stories is so amazing (for lack of better words). In a way it keeps you on your toes for a good outcome. I really hope that your videos are getting out there for the awareness everyone needs🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@hanban010]

This may come across as harsh...but honestly, I hope Melissa's daughter grows up hating her own mother...like she killed her friend. I would never be able to forgive or even forget that

[@plastictrousers8371]

Soo heartbreaking thinking about it like that 😪

[@niccir2885]

I can't imagine what the daughter went through having Melissa as a mother, even without this happening.

[@celeste6006]

@mbd It was described in a documentary that Melissa had a very close relationship with her daughter. She had a disorder that made her extremely jealousy of those who spent so much time with her daughter. Seeing Sandra with her daughter angered her, and she snapped.

[@slenderman2741]

I don’t. Hate is heavy, I hope she gets to a point where she doesn’t give her mom even a thought. She doesn’t deserve it

[@seankelley303]

@@celeste6006 can u link the documentary

[@annahs.channel]

Something a lot of people forget about polygraph test is that some psychopaths are known for passing them because they don’t feel any remorse for what they’ve done so the heart rate doesn’t change

[@devsul4707]

THISSSS. I always say this too lol

[@Ok-pq5ro]

*plays polygraph eyes from yungblud* heres a message for the world

[@jamiefisher1126]

@@Ok-pq5ro I love that song

[@Ok-pq5ro]

@@jamiefisher1126 yES SOMEONE WITH A TASTE IN MUSIC

[@lilylily2069]

Oh damn really?!?!!?!

[@sandrawhateley5275]

Love how u are so detailed in telling these true crime stories. This case is tragic 😭

[@anyavance7381]

its so sad that almost every child case involves sexual assault/rape…really tells you about the world we live in

[@hatersrmotivators6477]

My dad is also a pedophile. He sexually assaulted my mom sister when she was 12.

[@fernandalunavargas4391]

It’s creepy how if Melissa never wrote that note she wouldn’t have been caught and could continue and she tried with Sandra’s SISTER

[@maggsbufton1969]

No, they would have caught her, it was her suitcase and her rolling pin"..

[@owl.feathers]

@@maggsbufton1969 But would they have found the body in the first place if they hadn't been tipped off about the location? I'm just really stumped about how Melissa thought she would get away with it. Maybe deep down she wanted to be caught...

[@sionnachtine3659]

@@owl.feathers well it was someone else who found the suitcase, someone who worked in the area, so i think it would have been found without the note. the note just pointed the police in her direction

[@owl.feathers]

@@sionnachtine3659 I could definitely be wrong but I'm under the impression that they were draining the muddy/swampy area because of the note, and the suitcase was found because of that. It may have been a different body of water though. Either way, I wonder if some part of Melissa wanted to be caught, either as a twisted cry for help (i.e., with "urges" she might have had) or just for attention/notoriety.

[@emeryltekutsu4357]

@@owl.feathers I believe it was said that they drained that particular place regularly and the workers found it and reported it because they'd heard about the incident?

[@dani2449]

Melissa’s paranoia of trying to direct this case elsewhere when nobody even blinked an eye at her.. is exactly how she was caught. I’m shocked she wasn’t even charged with sexual assault BUT regardless she’ll never see daylight again nor be able to be around other children (including her own) thankfully. She gave herself away. That poor little girl had so much life to live. It’s absolutely heart wrenching.

[@parthuin9927]

I feel like she definitely could have gotten away with it if she didn't do so many things to draw so much attention to her or at least she wouldn't have been caught for a while. Like they wouldn't have known it was her suitcase, and if she didn't write that letter no one would've known that Melissa knew where Sandra was. There were so many pedophiles in the area they probably would've just blamed one of them.

[@itsthatonechickagaincallth7843]

And the fact that they thought she was an attention seeker as well is pretty ehhh...

[@anonymoose116]

She pled guilty to avoid the death penalty and sexual assault charges (so she could continue contact with her own child). That's why she wasn't charged with it. The end result is the same. She will spend the rest of her life in prison.

[@itsthatonechickagaincallth7843]

@@anonymoose116 fact that she's still allowed to see her own child gives me goosebumps...

[@DeadPretty138]

@@itsthatonechickagaincallth7843 i do kinda get that because surprisingly it happens a lot in big cases. They get all kinds of weirdos making false statements and allsorts who have nothing to do with cases sometimes.

[@mangoaddicto7717]

She was a teacher and mom. Two people that you can trust and now you don’t even know if you can anymore.

[@petuniadavis4147]

Iv just discovered your channel. Thank you for covering these cases so quickly and efficiently. It’s interesting and you tell every case so well. Definitely subscribing!❤️

[@alktgbgb9272]

The fact that Melissa is a mother too really blows my mind you can never really trust anyone even your neighbors

[@ruggieroaltiprandiferrara4994]

ESPECIALLY your neighbors actually

[@alktgbgb9272]

@@AnnA-jd4xm IK I hope the daughter will grow up despising her monster mother

[@kakkerlakk774]

I fele so bad for Melissas child

[@hellonay]

real shit. trust no one.

[@halilish8097]

@@ruggieroaltiprandiferrara4994 literally a boy was killed in a similar manner by his neighbors in nigeria just recently.

[@Caitilizzie]

The fact that a woman, a MOTHER, did this to an innocent little girl just blows my mind. I don’t think i’ve ever heard of a case like this before, it’s so saddening! Rest in paradise, Sandra

[@vvitch]

it's statistically very rare for a solo woman to kill a child that's not hers. this story is heartbreaking.

[@giabarrone7422]

@@vvitch That is why a lot of people thought she was procuring young girls for her shady family and bringing them to their church to abuse.

[@littlewillowlinda]

Now I'm wondering about her own kid too

[@yolandawilson9852]

I believe that area was trafficking children with all those predators in that one trailer park. I believe that woman was drugging children and was giving the predators access to the child she drugged. Like another commenter stated they were wondering about her children as well, I believe she was abusing them too but she drugged them and may be possible that don't remember. That poor baby, Rest in Heaven baby girl, you're safe now.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

@@yolandawilson9852 That would make a lot of sense as to why she knew all of the pedophiles to blame it on in the area and the weird things she'd done. That's disgusting.

[@Gay_quack]

Ive been binge watching your videos and i find the missing children the most intresting and something i find so holesome about these cases is that all the ones i have watched everyone has tried to help as much as they can and it warmes my heart ❤❤

[@georgiale777]

I recently discovered your channel and I'm obsessed! I've been into true crime cases since I was like 9 and I'm always looking for new cases.

[@cheesepizza4ever]

Welcome to the family!!

[@mafalda2553]

The fact that Sandra would be almost 20 years old this year if she hadn't passed makes me so sad... all the things she should've been able to experience... :(

[@sierrabussell8444]

We always post on her birthday every year. This year was a big once because she would have been 20 and I’m pretty sure we have candlelight vigils on her birthday at the place she is buried. So tragic

[@Fernanda-zu1wk]

Can we appreciate all the hard work Eleanor puts in these videos.

[@Gajoobles]

And the murderers who provide her with content.

[@mahikav]

@@Gajoobles that’s not what they ment

[@rorycallaway9476]

@@Gajoobles no

[@yeahitslu.1377]

@@Gajoobles 💀💀💀

[@MayleeHasOverslept]

We do.

[@laurakeen1584]

I can’t comprehend how many people on this trailer park were incredibly dodgy and so many people knew and yet still let their children play out…and why on earth would you not report someone for taking your daughter to a playground and drugging her..very odd!

[@mikaylitibbitts3684]

I remember this so well. I was born only a few months after her so I was the same age as her and I lived in the area when she went missing. I remember the national headlines it made, hearing the helicopters circling trying to find her, the flyers up in the local grocery stores, and the amber alert going out and every time to this day when I hear an amber alert go out it reminds me of her. Her disappearance and murder is something that lives with me and I’m glad it’s being covered and more people are learning about this case. I literally would drop everything to pay attention when they were covering her case on the news. It’s sad to think of everything that she never got to experience. It is nice to see the number of people in the comments that grew up in the area and remember this case as well. Thank you for covering it.

[@AKD741]

“I mean, they should definitely be keeping an eye on that guy for the rest of his life because...freak.”

[@Magggneto]

“Because... freak” sent me 😂😭

[@Daisy-jp6qq]

This is the only comment I can find on this and honestly it had me dying when she said it😭😂

[@The-Busy-Beeeee]

@Daisy Potts okay but same here and honestly she’s right tho. He is a freak that deserves to be locked for like... forever

[@bunny2867]

The thing is it shocked me so much but I 100% agree with Eleanor but she’s one of the last people I thought would call someone a freak (saying again so people don’t take this the wrong way I agree with her calling them a freak)

[@audriannaburket7408]

15:24 is the timestamp btw

[@starlover5359]

Thank you Eleanor for sharing Sandra Cantu’s story. I was living in the town as a child while this was happening and it was very devastating and something the community has never seen before :( We Love you Sandra ❤️💗 Tracy’s Angel 😇 Fly High Babygirl

[@sadiecreager9900]

Just wanted to say that I LOVE your videos! I REALLY enjoy how you tell stories or events that happen, especially with your ascent😊 you're also VERY pretty! Hope you have a great day & stay hydrated💛💛

[@hoodie.023]

I feel like Eleanor is one of the few true crime people who put big warnings and triggers for their audience. Like she doesn't make them feel bad for not watching and she'll see them soon for something else. Amazing job.

[@BS-hk8yi]

Because she's still young. Hopefully when she grows up, she'll stop coddling people who should be taking care of their mental health instead of watching crime videos that trigger them.

[@katiewhatshername3652]

@@BS-hk8yi costs nothing to not be an asshole.

[@katj3443]

@@BS-hk8yi Wow...you are a beautiful human being.

[@brookewilson2145]

Bailey Sarian is also really good at putting trigger warnings ❤️

[@charlottegrace6656]

I truly appreciate the trigger warnings

[@heavensamuels2634]

Sandra was so close to being home and safe... she almost never had to go through that. She was on her way to safety... this is just sad

[@LadyAsia93]

How

[@jaelynnturner185]

@@LadyAsia93 Sandra was planning on going straight home until Melissa lured her in it’s so sad🥺

[@-myharlequinnsapphicarch-]

@@LadyAsia93 that video where she was skipping was her heading home, that last split second where something (someone) caught her attention was that last decision she ended up making. and its so sad that someone took advantage of this young girls friendship and trustfulness/kindness.

[@rebeccajolie2297]

Melissa would have killed her one day even if she couldn't do it on that special day she had planned She had been searching how to murder a kid

[@diaryofarealmom3264]

If it didn’t happen that day it would have happened another day, her daughter was Sandra’s friend, or have been another little girl. Like what?

[@breharrington8558]

You and Danielle are my now fav KZbin channels !!!! Love how you guys go so in-depth but stay so respectful and that’s what I like.

[@youneverwalkalone3584]

Danielle Kirsty? I love her too! 🙌

[@dannydevito9578]

It makes me so sad to know that this poor sweet little girl went from skipping across the street to her friends houses to play to being found in a stolen suitcase

[@destinyh3717]

I wish people would be more ready to call women predators when they're acting predatory. I'm sure there were more red flags than when she drugged the first girl we know about. How horrifying that this woman was allowed to get away with getting so weird with children!! I wish all victims nothing but healing and justice ❤️

[@lexalove1154]

Exactly... Predators aren't a one size fits all thing.. they don't all look the same. Evil comes in all genders, shapes and sizes. Trust no one with your babies!!

[@bymostudio]

It's scary how if Melissa had never tried to get attention on herself, she might not have been even caught.

[@hannahpham537]

I’m pretty sure she’ll end up being caught because there was those two witnesses who seen her at the lake and at the pond, plus the people who sank the pond would’ve found the suitcase either way. She just made it more easier and faster for her to get caught. But in the end she would’ve def got caught either way.

[@ratemate458]

It's obviously because she's a woman. They don't expect women to do those things and therefore they dont catch many women who do it and it causes a vicious cycle. Of course, men are more likely to do it but people are just too stupid to consider the possibility a woman would do something like this...for which they would be surprised how many would

[@remyuk]

@@ratemate458 i,, do not think it's because she's a woman. this case had literally no good leads beforehand, of course no one was getting caught.

[@headintheclouds7905]

@@ratemate458 I think it's more about the fact that there would have been barely any leads that would've pointed to her, also being a teacher/parent gave her a slight benefit, but yeah, her being a woman was probably slightly influential, especially the first 2-3 times she was trying too hard to be a grieving "friend" and police just thought she was an attention seeker instead of being very suspicious.

[@JohnSmith-jz4pk]

Tracey cops are dumb. It’s pretty rural there still even tho it’s not too far from the sf bay area

[@isamukawamori8296]

I just learned about a case this morning where an abusive girlfriend trapped her boyfriend in a suitcase until he suffocate to death, and then claimed he hid in it while they were playing hide-and-seek. And then I watched this video, where the killer tried the same thing!

[@nenwon9297]

This is really sad. That little girl had such a big life ahead of her. It's so heartbreaking to think if she hadn't turned her attention and just continued up her steps, she would've been safe, or at least safer. I don't understand how anybody could even think of harming a child like this - it's truly despicable.

[@cockyoin6441]

i think it’s crazy that she probably would’ve gotten away with the murder if she hadn’t purposely attracted so much attention to herself. she was no where near the police’s radar until she wrote that note.

[@mariagarcia-eo5zi]

Exactly what I thought! If she wouldn’t have made a big deal about that note she probably would’ve never got caught

[@Ysantana98]

My brain can’t understand why someone would do something so horrible and act like nothing literally I can’t. R.I.P. to a beautiful young soul

[@cristhianfajardo8197]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/houqhWurZdt6mtU

[@maddie8415]

I'm having a really hard time figuring out why too. It's just the most bizarre thing...if it were one of those perverts it would be obvious but it would be satisfying if she just said anything more than "I don't know". It's just the sickest thing. The girl just looked so sweet when she was happily skipping up to her house :'(

[@cjjohnson5258]

that poor little girl. how can a mother, a teacher, a woman do all that to a child. it’s scary. it’s disturbing to see her as I’d have spoken to her in a grocery store etc

[@Emma-dp8lh]

how is there so many of those men in one neighbourhood and the children are still alowed to walk around outside by themselves??

[@idkcoffee8875]

my mom never let me hang out with any neighbors’ kids and i used to think she was too paranoid. after this story, i think she had the right idea.

[@jackwatson3944]

That is too paranoid. Kids need to learn social skills and she's risking that cos of very rare things like this.

[@joochanness_golcha3314]

my mom is a single parent.. i was vocal about my mom being too protective.. one day she goes.. "you're annoyed now, but you will thank me later".. i was like.. ok 😥

[@joochanness_golcha3314]

@@jackwatson3944 you're right too.. but myb her/his mom knows something 👀

[@rosmerygongora]

Same

[@k.7235]

@@jackwatson3944 not rly i played at school with kids and socialized in a safe space

[@HipposAreDeadly]

Sandra would be in university by now. She would’ve had so many more memories to make, going to middle and high school, graduating, making friends, growing up and being a normal child, but that woman took it away.

[@mariocheezwhiz4023]

It’s so sad 😔

[@miphasgrace6569]

It’s really devastating to think about, who in the right mind would k!ll a child like Sandra??!!? Literally any child at all?!

[@shwetachaubey6401]

@@miphasgrace6569 literally anybody.

[@shinobukochou7824]

this hit close to home for me. she'd be between my age and my little sister's age. i was a little girl just like sandra. breaks my heart to know she never got to grow up like we did.

[@najar.h.pedersen3219]

And im now crying

[@Kenzienicole-nf8gk]

I find it interesting that Sandra’s mother trusted everyone in the neighborhood yet people around them seemed completely aware of the dangers of these men being inappropriate. It’s so incredibly sad that this women murdered this little girl, a friend of her daughter.

[@raemillee2112]

Thanks so much for the tw on all of ur true crime videos it means more than u think💜💜💜

[@eeloftheworld]

Something that I think separates Eleanor's videos from other true crime channels, is the way in which she delivers them. There's no eerie music or dramatic sound effects (or clickbaity photoshopped images for that matter); she has full respect for the victims and their families. I especially like how she will say something about what the victim was like or what they enjoyed (like how Sandra Cantu enjoyed colouring etc.) Instead of just going into gory details. I think so many other channels need to take a leaf out of Eleanor's book, she never fails to keep the videos interesting, engaging but also respectful ♥

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

Yes! I also like it because it doesn't feel creepy. I've always found stories like this interesting, but they are always presented in a way that brings a weird feeling into your life. She does this for education, to respect the victims, to learn about the killers, to learn about how to stay safe. It's not just entertainment, it's education. Controversial theories also need to take a page out of this book. Everything is always given that weird spin and music and it's just cringey! Just give me the info, respect me! I want to see different perspectives, not just the ones taught in school. I want an open mind. But presenting it the way it is undermines the credibility of any non main stream theory.

[@julietfitzpatrick8472]

Ĺ

[@janaepatterson8486]

seriously agree !

[@Ashhbitch1]

It's sad after she drugged that one kid after taking her to the park without her parents permission, if the police would of put her in jail then Sandra would still be alive right now

[@laurenmansfield4607]

Right! How the hell did police not get involved with that? A doctor is supposed to call the police when they discover stuff like that. The parents just let it go too?

[@misfitbrit1989]

And why wasn't she arrested?! That's mind blowing!

[@cheycheyfriend247]

also how did she know so much about those other predators? thats whats kind of fishy

[@Biggygram]

The whole letter part reminded me of the Jonbenet case! Too similar! But this was so sad! The fact that the little girl was on her way home!!! 😔

[@mischapowell8366]

she was so close to being home, so fucking close to being safe. i can’t

[@user-hp6no9hq2g]

seeing cases like this with young children make me so much more protective over my little sisters.

[@annikkirahko6714]

Fr though😳

[@Caitilizzie]

Same... i’m the oldest child, and I have a sister who is 14, almost 6 years younger than me. She actually may have been targeted by a predator before, one day she was walking home from the bus stop with her friend when a van started following them. Nothing came from it, but it scares me every day to think that I could have lost my sister, and something bad could still happen to her one day. It’s definitely made me a lot more protective of her

[@Naiibeezy]

@@Caitilizzie so glad she still okay ❤️

[@Naiibeezy]

Same

[@loulou1356]

I swear I need to not click on the child cases because at this rate when I have kids they won't be allowed out of my sight.

[@callofdutywarzone9709]

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate Eleanor’s work and consistency ❤️🙏

[@forrmyheart]

of course

[@TheInvestiGatorYT]

Started my own channel a month ago and being consistent is actually super hard, kudos to her!

[@callofdutywarzone9709]

@@TheInvestiGatorYT indeed, the woman’s an absolute queen ❤️

[@ljmcdonald2703]

@@TheInvestiGatorYT kudos to you too!

[@TheInvestiGatorYT]

@@ljmcdonald2703 Thanks :)

[@user-rs5nl7zi7e]

THE FACT she was a sunday school teacher, THE FACT she had a daughter of her own , THE FACT SHE WORKED AT A CHURCH. *makes me sick to my stomache, when she had her own daughter . and decided to take the life of a 8 year old*

[@AkiPumpkin]

I recently was cleaning my room and came across an old yearbook from when I was in kindergarten. On the back cover was a picture of Sandra as a memory to her life. I got curious, and looked through the yearbook and then looked her up. I went to the same school as her but didn't personally know her, but I remember going to her vigil where everyone was leaving candles and toys as a respect to her life. I left a Bambii doll there. I didn't understand fully what it was about, but I knew that someone died, but I didn't know it was this until just the other day. I watched this video forever ago but didn't really think much of it until I found the yearbook just the other day. It's a really sad thing to happen knowing that I went to the same school as this girl, she was only a couple of years older than me at the time.

[@Mexicanon]

Hi, there’s a case I think you should cover because it’s starting to gain traction again as it’s been cold for 36 years! A few days ago I was in Newport, Oregon for my moms birthday and as we were walking down the bay front shops, we saw these posters every 10-20 feet that had a woman’s face and a title that said “Murdered 36 Years ago Kelly Disney”. This was the first time I’d seen these posters in Newport and I’d never heard of the case before and I just now looked into it and I really really think you should cover it. Kelly Disney was a 17 year old girl who grew up in Siletz, Oregon and was dating a 20 year old named Robert Ellis. The last time she was seen was at 1am on March 9th, 1984 on Highway 20. 10 years later on Monday July 25, 1994, a man walked into the Newport Police Department with a human skull he’d found behind the Big Creek Reservoir while riding through on his ATV. Dental records found that it was Kelly Disney’s skull and it had evidence of head injuries. They’ve talked with her boyfriend but they haven’t been able to really find anything good to say it was him or that he had any involvement. Please please talk about this case. It’s unsolved but important considering she’s not the only girl to have gone missing and turned up dead in Newport.

[@TheInvestiGatorYT]

Wow never heard of this. Have my own crime channel and try to cover lesser known cases.

[@VLT.]

BOOST IT💃💃💃💃💃

[@Georgielovesrats]

@@TheInvestiGatorYT i might check it out ive been looking for a new true crime channel to watch👍👍

[@idiashrouds1fan]

Hopefully she sees this!!

[@love4seeun529]

Ooo this one sounds interesting

[@Alycornz]

Melissa: *dramatic af, huge attention seeker, crocodile tears having ass, a liar, a **_KILLER_* Also Melissa: Why, I'm a Sunday school teacher, I can do no wrong 😊 I just needed help _decorating…_

[@lollipopping7990]

It’s the 😊 for me lmao 😂

[@supernova11711]

Annnnd... I really need to start watching videos BEFORE reading comments lol

[@AB-vn9pk]

@@supernova11711 *same*

[@jillianweitz9303]

lmaoooo

[@cristhianfajardo8197]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/houqhWurZdt6mtU

[@katiebrose8783]

This case was so interesting to listen to, as usual. Your videos are so intriguing to listen to all the time. On an unrelated note, where is your chair from? I really like it

[@lilyposkin2583]

I grew up hearing this story from my aunt trying to tell us how awful and how affected the community was where she was from . She also would tell us to try to warn us that things like this happen .

[@reaganm59]

that woman's mugshot literally gave me the chills.

[@RAWRanna]

Same..and she was 28? She looks WORKED.

[@faline1273]

oh my god you’re so pretty

[@Scarlettt343]

It was the dead, soulless look in her eyes that got me. The eyes of a murderer.

[@notjillianok]

A Bailey Sariah video and an Eleanor video in one day? What a gift

[@StellaMarshal]

Literally was thinking the same. Not a bad Monday

[@oliviarynth]

I agree😁❤

[@brookewilson2145]

Yes!! 💓

[@anchal6405]

RIGHT

[@linzimacdonald9709]

I know, right!

[@arysboo6350]

i remember this case so well, bc i knew people that knew her, we were around the same age and i was so invested!!!! happy i found this years later when looking for details on the crime :(

[@nataliajimenez8970]

I’m from the same city as Sandra & we were one year apart. This case tore my town apart because it is so small & things like that did not happen here. My parents bought me a phone months after they found her out of fear. RIP Sandra. Our town still thinks about you.