What Did A.J. See?

[@suzainereclazuero9303]

He’s 20 now, i hope he is doing great and grow up being strong. I know this traumatize him but her sister is with her always guiding her for what he did for her.

[@pinkeupanda6265]

hes 17 i think

[@magdalena7227]

@@pinkeupanda6265 no, he was 6 when this happened in 2007

[@nikkid8519]

Wonder if he still stocks to his story

[@TOPEVERYTHING-gf2uv]

you got it all wrong

[@tescobleach3397]

He’s 22

[@GeeBeeSchreiner]

This little boy was questioned too long for his age. He is a smart, polite, and well behaved little boy.

[@selinagross1410]

It was brutal for that child. Terrible adults!

[@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn]

❤ AJ did a real good job, helping his sister and getting justice and help for his Mama. What a Man! 🧍‍♀️ good job, AJ...❤

[@fgarrison2910]

He was 6 and talked like a 4 year old. He is actually developmentally delayed. He was 6 years old and only just finished K-5 when this occured. It was summertime and this country momma just bought her babies a pool.

[@lynnrieger4426]

@@fgarrison2910 he might be on the spectrum. My Awesome little grandson is autistic and almost 7. This little boy knows his birthday,his school and his full name, but he’s obviously delayed. He was questioned way way way too long. Makes me angry 😡

[@emily-clark]

This woman might be innocent, who knows ? There's most definitely a possibility that this boy was lying for whatever reason... poor boy. He's in his twenties now, around 25. I wonder what he'd say now ? I think this is the most horrifying, shocking case I've ever come across 😳...

[@ellepenne6397]

Why would a six year old boy lie about his mother drowning his sister. I'm sorry, but I honestly doubt that he would listen to someone telling him to lie about that.

[@noacross4903]

Because kids lie. My brother told my father ones that I had hit him. I was only putting my shoes on because we were going to Sweden. That made my dad so mad he picked me up by the neck anx trew me in the metal piece of the door. Kids lie so they can get attention. That's what they are the best at

[@glamoroustutorials612]

I fought that happened kaya

[@badgermayhew2076]

Kaya your dads a fucking piece of shit

[@mmmonnomnetedonnerapasmavi4119]

Ask urself why dont he ! There is some kids more smart than a 30 ppl & maybe he did it, we dont know

[@bubbakush2912]

Hannah Stuhlreyer maybethe mother was reaching over trying to save the girl. AJ. mistook that for the mother trying to drown her.

[@elizadisbrow3167]

He's a really adorable little guy. I hope his big sister is resting in peace.

[@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn]

❤ Adrianna...in Heaven

[@Srinidhi.S1122]

The way he said no sir when they asked if he likes talking about this 🥹🥹🥹I wanted to give a tight hug😢

[@natalie9884]

You can tell based on his verbal and non-verbal cues that he is *non-deceptive* . 100% honest and innocent.

[@Amooretliban]

You can tell he immediately became afraid when they told him his mother was in the room

[@kingayy9267]

His story varied so much, there's no way it was reliable testimony. Even the cop said AJ told several different versions of the supposed events.

[@lhl9010]

@@Amooretliban not afraid, missing her

[@lhl9010]

@@kingayy9267 it is his age and development, time between event and the number of people who have tried to plant ideas in his mind or asked questions that made his question his own reality.

[@shirleywilkerson1949]

Sadly it's the nature of the beast 😫.... & this Lil boy was THERE to witness the unfortunate drowning of his sister. However.. I'm doubting this boy's honesty... because... His answers to questions are NOT CONSISTENT...grant you...he's just a 7 year old.

[@Miku-v6q]

He stood up for his little sister proud of him

[@renataostertag6051]

For his older sister, not little sister!

[@pattiwingerd5261]

Didn't her stepfather who hated Amanda take AJ right after the incident?

[@spacefalls8260]

@@pattiwingerd5261thats sad

[@celeneserpa7074]

Too subject that little boy to be questioned for that length of time is beyond my comprehension. He is obviously traumatized by what he had seen. God Bless him.

[@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn]

Yes AJ needed shorter periods of time with plenty of.breaks and a toy to hold.

[@ttlola5515]

I agree,you can tell he is messed up behind his sister death. He was breaking down as soon as they got started. God bless him,I hope he is healing behind all of this. Rip little angel

[@casey4290]

Their is no way a six year old could lie about something as horrific as that.

[@eliananeurontin14]

Well there is

[@findmeintime]

It's possible that the impression left of the mom doing cpr has being jumbled with his recollection of the day. I imagine that looks pretty horrific to a kid. I have no idea if she's innocent but there's certainly doubt about what he said he saw.

[@casey4290]

@@findmeintime Oh perhaps

[@karenshaw7807]

Children that age are often not able to separate reality from fantasy. I wouldn't call it lying. Even adults have false memories. I am commenting 11 months later, having no idea what happened in this case.

[@Lion_Hamza]

When i was 10 years old i was visiting my sisters house with my parents. I got a pellet gun a few days ago and hade it with me. When we went out with the children of my sister we practiced some target shooting. A few days later the daughter of my sister said that i was shooting at there house and even i tried to shoot at them. Both utter lies. I was only aiming at a tree stump.

[@JenniferHernandez-ym9xx]

I can't believe a child this age would make up such a horrific tale of his sister's death. I believe him completely. His mother did this.

[@angelaoehley7931]

After seeing the inside of that house. His mother disgusts me. She is a lying murderer!

[@shelleycopley9917]

It seemed like he told too many stories I think he was confused

[@shelleycopley9917]

But he told alot of different versions

[@chery8055]

The child was confused. His testimony is sketchy.

[@expiredfroyo]

@RancePlaysRobloxsure and I’m not aware when I’m taking a trip to the toilet

[@suesheification]

Children see the world more clearly than we do. He's telling the truth.

[@kingayy9267]

He told several conflicting stories. Which one's true? He was not a reliable witness, but I don't think he lied intentionally.

[@meganbessenbacher7107]

Children can be easily manipulated, they don't even know it is happening. Many of them later claim to still having a clear memory even after evidence contradicts it.

[@vlucidity]

​@@kingayy9267So true, I agree, read my comment in main feed.

[@mde6006]

​@@mrsTraveller64while I understand that you were upset at not being believed why on earth would you continue to torment the kid by asking him if he had questions about what you were saying? That's a really horrible thing to do. I've worked with children all my life and some of the kids I've worked with and my own children themselves I've got confused about things and accused me of things that I haven't said or done, I have put them right in that instant but I have never brought it back up over and over. That's your issue not the kids! You might have made that kid paranoid in later life. Kids make stuffed mistakes occasionally, it's part of growing up. You don't have to continue to remind them that they made a daft mistake once. Shame on you!, to continue to bring shame to him! 😠

[@mrsTraveller64]

@@mde6006 because he "missunderstood" me and others again, a few Times after that, and I wasn't sure If he actually did missunderstand or If he was making up things because he enjoyed to get people in trouble..I started to keep My eyes on him to try to read his face, and when his sisters started in my group I was very careful with how I spoke, HE made ME paranoid, not the other way around. I never ever had a child like that after him,that I had to be worried about to that level. Imagine HIM in a courthearing, very convincing,very believable...

[@GLITCHIT1]

She was a beautiful child. I wish she could still be around. It's never ever good to have someone die young.

[@Trainfeastfast]

She did this. This little boy loves his mama, but he told the truth despite it. He wouldn’t make that up.

[@Lucillee688]

Just watched it today what a brave little boy he was for telling the truth.

[@moneymakinkings7057]

If u don’t mind me asking what was the title. I would love to watch it. So heartbreaking.

[@trishbayhi2902]

Amanda Lewis/AJ Hutto is the title to the one I watched on KZbin… heartbreaking!!

[@EhsanSaid-y8j]

The stories are conflicting.

[@lucydempsey37]

No toys were found in the house , the mother showed no emotion when she was told her daughter had died and it was reported beforehand that the mother had trouble bonding with her daughter and found their relationship difficult due to Adrianna's ADHD , yet people are saying AJ's testimony is the only reason she was convicted. The evidence stacks up against her !

[@nunyabiznass909]

​@Annie497there is a wide range of what ADHD is like for each child

[@daynajordan5296]

Didn’t she pass a lie detector test though? That’s what gets me about this and they never really explain how…I know there are ways to pass one with drugs…but could drugs really work that well? I thought the test would be inconclusive or something…But not “passed”.

[@daynajordan5296]

I thought they test for drugs prior to lie detector testing?

[@daynajordan5296]

I just wish they had an answer to how she passed the test

[@tarynleach8721]

She doesnt even look upset

[@macydimaano]

Taryn Leach yeah, i was expecting her to cry tho because her daughter died really young.. if i had a kid that passed away, i would lock myself in me and my husband's room for weeks and won't say a word, i'm not gonna get out of that room till i move on which i never will because kids mean everything to me.. i wanna see them grow up every single day

[@ScottZ370]

macydimaano Especially seeing as it was kinda her fault even if it wasn't on purpose she should have been watching the kids and she should have ran out as soon as her brother said she was in the pool.

[@macydimaano]

S Miller spoiler alert at part 2-4, the little girl was actually scared of water and was raised by her grandparents.. and the mom actually neglected both children, 1, their house smells like child piss, 2, the house is a complete mess, 3 they don't have any toys. and the good news is, the kid told the truth and the mom had was sentenced to life in prison without a possibility of parole i think

[@TheRealSaltyChips]

I think it's a sort of numbness, losing her daughter, whether of her doing or not, reciting the story for the umpteenth time won't produce the same genuine emotion it did the frost few times.

[@TheRealSaltyChips]

+TheRealSaltyChips the first* few times

[@Ovahlls]

I think he’s telling the truth. He knew what a lie was and he looked traumatized. So, I’m guessing it was real.

[@aada6448]

No , I don't think that. The mother is innocent.

[@annabella9518]

@@aada6448 it’s four feet deep if the girl was drowning she could’ve just stood up. They also found bruises in the spots where the mom held her head she got a life sentence

[@Domincangrl2050]

@@annabella9518 have you ever been around a kid in a pool of water? I've seen 7 year old have to be picked up all the time, just sitting their drowning in inches. They panic and can shut down.

[@Domincangrl2050]

@@annabella9518 why can't the place where she was bruised be from being picked up instead of being drowned?

[@izzierose2]

@@Domincangrl2050 huh? The bruises were on her FACE, from being pushed down with a hand. You don’t pick children up by the face wtf

[@lauraczarnecki2416]

This poor little boy, he will always remember this 😢

[@bellelecroix7061]

Trauma doesn't always work that way some block it out and it is just a black space in history

[@iwillwh00pyoa52]

I CAN'T BELIEVE PEOPLE ARE STILL DEFENDING THE MOM AND DOUBTING AJ! HE WAS TRAUMATIZED! WHEN YOU ARE TRAUMATIZED YOU DON'T REMEMBER EVERYTHING SO YOU SLIP UP ACCIDENTALLY AT SOME POINT!!!

[@HamzaShams_]

Thank you!

[@katswhirl1832]

He did it

[@bellelecroix7061]

And he was 5 when it happened he testified two years later just saying

[@mylittlesisters2987]

WHAT?????!!!!!!!! a cliffhanger why ABC News why!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!??!

[@726slat2]

What the heck is a fresh boiled peanut

[@morgann9250]

river young something you get in a country ass town like Esto

[@makelsimms6222]

I know that people in the south typically eat them.

[@elleohai]

self explanatory, and tasty too. drop them in a bottle of coca cola, yummy. ;)

[@hihopes2004]

hahahaha..I noticed that also. fresh boiled peanuts.

[@gigglesmansonn]

river young it's a southern thing

[@franciscoresendiz4295]

Esto is a perfect place for a horror movie anyone agree?

[@madysonsanchez5106]

YASSS perfect for a horror movie

[@kayla-hg3zl]

+Madyson Sanchez not horror action stupid lol

[@marysanchez8006]

you're an idiot lol

[@reveriex__]

you guys are all idiots

[@tarynsmith7269]

+Lucia Jimenez no no no no were all idiots in some way

[@aaronjackson1875]

Poor kid, he didn't need this kind of attention.

[@zzz90s61]

Aaron Jackson he killed HER

[@coldrainwater6494]

Aaron Jackson are you dumb? HE freaking killed HIS OWN sister and BLAMED IT in HIS OWN mother

[@ghaliaweseya1433]

coldrainwater welp how do u know that lmao

[@Gardenroses12]

@@zzz90s61 if he did that and held his hand on her face to give bruises that boy must have a lot of strength. Doubt he did it.

[@rizkylamogit]

Fck u

[@Loveroffood41]

As a CNA this whole story has major red flags because one of the things that we are required to know is first aid and CPR. So when the mom said I don't know what to do is a blatant lie.

[@susangrandmont6783]

Back then, we were called 'nurses aides'. We were not certified nor taught CPR. We fed, cleaned up/showered/bathed, dressed, toileted/put on commode/changed adult briefs(diapers), gave perineal care (cleansed behind to remove feces urine. Used hoyer lifts on those that were non-ambulatory- to aide in getting in and out of bed to a chair daily. Lots of heavy and hard work. But no, not certified, the nurses did lifesaving measures, med distribution.

[@GrammyTammy13]

I was called a CNA at 15yrs old with ZERO TRAINING in the late 80’s

[@twinklingdolliestars4713]

If their mother was trying to drown her I don't think she would have called 911 so frantically

[@sophienelisselover555]

The mom would call 911 even if she drowned her...... to use as a cover up

[@brittanydavies176]

+Ayoub Mekkaoui your 100% right , they can be very very manipulative and clever

[@melissamedina7426]

She could have regret it and...

[@TrevorIrving1]

+TwinklingDollieStars People can be good actors. One mother did not want her ex to have contact with her eight year old son, so for no reason except to frame the father she took a belt and bet her son, the in fake tears she told social workers, and police officers that when he came home he had belt marks all over his back, She beat him to make him seem abusive so that she could hurt her ex by having the courts say he was abusive and cannot see his son. She was too a great actor, pretending to cry because her son was beaten.

[@coralrain6332]

TwinklingDollieStars regret

[@ABCDef-rn4ty]

Am I the only one that started crying at the part when she said " I knew it would be the last time I saw her"

[@beibhinnward8457]

ABC Def same

[@americacountryball7931]

ABC Def no I tried not to

[@eligreen7925]

I cried too

[@leeknievel748]

yes, you probably were

[@lizzystewart2261]

I was close I have a daughter and just thinking like that made me almost bawl.

[@mrs.copeland]

Amanda Lewis was 17 when she had her first child, a son named Alex. When he was 16 months old he stopped breathing while taking a nap. The autopsy concluded he died of a seizure disorder. But when Lewis’ second child, 7-year-old Adrianna, was pronounced dead after drowning in a 4-foot deep above-ground pool, an investigation ensued. Her third child AJ, then 5 years old, told police he saw his mother “dunking” Adrianna in the pool as a form of punishment for being bad. AJ testified in front of his mother at her trial. Although the little boy contradicted himself a number of times while on the stand, Lewis was found guilty of first-degree murder and is serving a life sentence in jail. Lewis will be featured on the docu-series Killer Women with Piers Morgan who says, “So now she [Lewis] has lost three children in different ways.”

[@ryveralexander8511]

@mrscopeland Thank you for telling this story,I saw A J testifying 9n the stand,I thought this is new story, didn't know,it happened 20 yrs ago, glad the juries believed him, he had that drawing what inspired that day, defence lawyer trying to confused AJ. People was disgusted that they put him on stand, I thought, it help AJ in a long run,he was already traumatized what he had seen,and he understood what dead means, they way he wrote to his drawing. At least growing up, he knows he gave her sister justice, but as a kid, killer or not,still his mother, he hit emotional first seeing his, he knows she was in jail. Handson little boy! 4 ft water, she drowned?? Mother planned, she placed AJ's truck on 5he side of the pool, usua6 on the other side away from the pool, mother didn't realized AJ was out side by the bushes. She asked AJ to come in the house, arranged her alibi and called Police! Brilliant Police , she feel and hit her head!🙄 Oh pooolis!!

[@DevinPlayzYT2007]

A.J. is 6, not 5.

[@nunyabiznass909]

​@@ryveralexander8511children can drown in two inches of water!! Hello

[@ryveralexander8511]

@nunyabiznass909 Especially if someone dunked their in water,no matter how deep! Hello!!

[@KakashisOnlyGirl1]

As someone who raised a traumatized family member that witnessed violent crimes I can tell you, this child is telling the truth. My relative was THE most reliable source and was only three! Every story had every detail and never changed, even though so many people tried to alter his tale. It’s normal for child victims to fluctuate a bit based on how many interviews and ways they’ve been questioned. He was being honest.

[@nicolelatorre9846]

kids don't lie when it comes to to people dying or getting hurt real bad. I was a victim of an abusive baby sitter who beat up my sister, I was about six years old when I gave out my testimony and still REMEMBER that fucked up day till today, and im thirty years old now

[@Abderrahmane-zq3bw]

they do lie, this case specifically

[@GrammyTammy13]

They absolutely lie when they are Questioned for Hours and Hours Like you would question an adult. What they did to him was Criminal Conduct and they poisoned his little mind.

[@hollyharrison1377]

Where is the whole video?!

[@Kt-cn2rq]

Lizo Sampson lol not here 😂

[@531katie]

Holly Harrison look up “ Esto Florida Drowning” under account called “Missing Kids Rescued” 3-part series ....

[@josephwatsono5814]

That little girl is the sweetest little girl I've ever seen. (Apart from my little sister.)

[@terrariaturtlegaming211]

We learned,don't let your little child outside without supervision.If you think I'm making fun of her,crap no.Why would I do that?

[@terrariaturtlegaming211]

Or maybe I was wrong.

[@ianjohnson5365]

Terraria Turtle Gaming crap no

[@starrymaddy]

Terraria Turtle Gaming your right.

[@joshbartley5451]

Terraria Turtle Gaming crap no😂

[@miraz6674]

terraria.

[@tatjanat.1520]

i cant believe this little cutie is 20 now and hes 5 yrs older than me omg.

[@Zycre]

Fbi open up

[@nothing5283]

@@Zycre there’s always annoying weeaboo with their cringe fbi joke,

[@help8849]

@@nothing5283 HAHHAHA

[@AA-xp2ow]

@@Zycre calling someone cute isnt bad chill

[@Leo-tf3rw]

Get off the internet kid

[@mariaherrera5485]

I think it was an accident and the little boy miss understood what he saw, the police just put all the attention on the mum and maybe disregarded any other posibilities

[@happyfuntimeatlatergator9900]

Are you handicap

[@mbui12345]

Maria Herrera cooł

[@Lion_Hamza]

Maria Herrera The pool was not deep enough to be deadly for this little girl. She could have just stood up. And the little boy witnessed her before punishing adriana in this pool. Sad case.

[@theowl30]

Maria Herrera true

[@raku9115]

How could a child make something up with such detail?

[@tomash.1636]

I hope he's good now. It's been more than a decade.

[@shoe8239]

I don't really know for sure who to blame for this but I'm leaning more towards the moms because- 1. When police went through their house, they saw how filthy it was and how it smelled like urine. The mom said she was cleaning up the house to go school supply shopping before Adriana drowned but the house was disgusting af (and who cleans up the house before they go school supply shopping? That just seemed really odd to me) 2. The mom actually had a baby before all of this but it died from a "seizure" which is very sus now that you think about it- 3. Police saw that there was no toys in their house (which was a sign of negligence) and the mom lied saying that she put all of their toys in the shed as "punishment" but when police checked, there were no toys at all. 4. Adriana had ADHD and the mom had a really short temper with her. Witnesses say that once they heard the mom say "I could almost kill her" when she did something bad ig- (which I know a lot of parents use that phrase but it's not really helping her case-) 5. A doctor was telling the mom about Adriana's condition and then they asked "Do you have any questions?" and her ass goes "Where's the vending machine?" *I got all of this evidence from Kendall Rae's video*

[@dimples213]

this needs more likes ! and thanks i honestly don’t think she’s innocent and everyone is saying she is and a mother wouldn’t drown her own kid but that doesn’t mean she wouldn’t do it and ik he changed his story a lot but that must have been too much for him and so traumatized from that :( poor aj

[@shoe8239]

@@dimples213 ty and yeah I agree

[@gengydorg6629]

Non of these are evidence for murder -.-

[@drea2280]

do u watch stephanie soo HAHA

[@jilltheprivateinvestigator3328]

If we blamed everyone for murder, that lives in these conditions, we would need a lot more prisons in this "free" country.

[@peacecreature1238]

it's been 5 years, he's older now, has he revealed what really happened?

[@lucasmendez2202]

no, 5. its not december yet.

[@Brandonneedshelp]

knifiac's son yeah its December now.

[@desireerutherford5227]

livinlikeamy 6 years

[@peacecreature1238]

volvo games chilll dude it's not a big deal😂

[@lucasmendez2202]

not when i replied it was not december you dumb piece of shit

[@johnmolina607]

Any kid can make up a simple lie but notice how he went into detail about how his mom put her hand over his sisters face to stop the little girl from screaming.

[@Godschoosen1]

But the mother passed a lie detector test also I heard even if the girl did fall in the pool it was small enough for her to stand up in so I don't know if it was an accident or not

[@bl4ze600]

@@Godschoosen1 that 911 call sounded so real u could really hear how scared she is but idk

[@Godschoosen1]

@@bl4ze600 it's a very sad case I read somewhere she turned down a 10 yr plea deal that sucks because she could've been out right now but even if she was she probably wouldn't be able to be around her son I honestly believe this is a innocent woman

[@brendalg4]

​@@Godschoosen1it was not small enough for her to stand up in. Even if it was, somebody could still hold her underwater

[@mrsdig57]

During the little boys testimony there was at least twice that he looked over and smiled at his mama. I don't think he would do that if he was afraid of his mama.

[@marielpare8290]

I remember seeing a news story almost 20 years ago, where an elderly man and his wife were watching their neighbor’s two children (a 1 and 4 year old), and the 1 year old suddenly stopped breathing. On the 911 call, he and his wife are trying to do CPR, and they’re even following instructions to do the infant Heimlich maneuver, anything. It was basically ruled to be SIDS related because the autopsy came back with nothing outstanding. But they brought the guy to trial later because the 4 year old said “Mommy he was hitting him on the back” and his mom rolled with it and thought “he must have beat my son to death”. The way the little boy testified (in a separate room with an interviewer but on a webcam to the court room), he mimicked how the old man “hit” his brother, and it was how someone does the heimlich on an infant. You strike the back with the heel of your palm. The guy wasn’t convicted, but the baby’s family was still convinced that he got away with murder. I don’t know what happened with Adrianna’s death. I hope AJ didn’t see something and misconstrue it. But at the same time, I don’t know if I would feel better if he DID see something bad after all.

[@KatiesArabVision]

He used the word dunk several times and said she was screaming. I don’t know how you can misconstrue that with the cpr thing. The mom could have easily removed the child from the pool if she accidentally fell in and was screaming. If the mom was there, the girl was screaming that means the girl was still alive when the mom was by the pool. So how is the little girl dead? The children also had no toys other than a few toys out back. Very strange behavior and the doctor noticed the mom was detached non emotional directly after .

[@edwillert5777]

First off if she is a Nurses aid,they are taught Cpr and first aid,I know this I was Married to a Nurses who had started out as a aid,3it is required by law that they know CPR,Why,Why Why didnt ghe Mother try CPR? she didnt want the little girl to live whh isnt she crying when she is being questioned by the reporter, she is one calas bitty should get the needle. She killed that little girl she difnt even smile when she talked about her, but did about A.J and he set her fate.

[@judyhittel4896]

Wow. People are cruel. . They call her guilty and they don’t know s- -t!

[@core2500]

Omg 10 years ago... I hope this boy now living a happy live....

[@sarahabigailyoung1614]

I have a little boy with ADHD he is 8 now we have been through alot,one time I had a bad fight with my aunty and my aunty threatened to put me in jail,my son cried and said mommy I don't want you in jail, No kid will want to see their mother in jail,but I don't know about this case. Only God knows.

[@lucyswagden8145]

Who else watches something like zoella or Miranda and keeps clicking the ones recommended and then get onto sad dramatic things like this

[@PaigeMcKenzie1]

YES

[@justjacko374]

Not Zoella (whoever that is) but, yeah I'm right with you!!!

[@ashleymillar3641]

i was wstching dils draw my life

[@PaigeMcKenzie1]

ashley millar hello fellow phandom member

[@davidaddison749]

or Shane Dawson tbh and true

[@miaferreira172]

This little boy was sooooo brave💙

[@daphne10120]

There is a lot left out of this video. Investigators believe that the children were at least neglected if not abused. The house was a disaster and not fit for children. Add this to the fact that this woman had another little girl who died suspiciously as a toddler and I honestly believe she did it.

[@thecrockadilewhowalkslikea3798]

Why do you "believe"that she,now,killed both Daughters? Is there proof? Do we have right of pass to condemn people as if we have no wrong in our selfs too.esp when we have no idea who,what ,when,where,how,and why?.And before I'm condimed my self,know that I take no sides. I mean,we as Americans have no excuses for any complaining and finger pointing,, this country is a joke and so is our Judicial system,. There are millions locked up that are truly innocent. But there are also murders that run free in our streets. So if you wanna talk "Condemnation " Lets talk about 7 million Cherokees,Navajos,etc murdered so "We the people" could do as we pleased. And you clearly see what our punishment shall be soon. That uneasy feeling in your gut is your biological clock telling you Times up for Americans. Jesus is the only way to peace. So pray,look to the east,cause our Redemption is drawing near. Amen. Just love and forgive, as so he has done for us as well. Amen.

[@LadyBug2025]

I think the first child that dies was actually a boy. Could be wrong tho. I thought she said his name was Alex?

[@tinaclarke9519]

You're correct on that it was a Boy 16 mos.old

[@Koed313]

Here's what I don't get. People are defending her on the basis of her frantic 911 call. But she's a nurse. Wouldn't she know to perform CPR or whatever instead of asking a dispatch officer to tell her what to do? I don't know if she's innocent or not but I'm just wondering that.

[@avl8059]

I agree, she was a nurse's assistant but would still know CPR. And there was no need for the police to coach the boy into saying anything about her as they were like 'case closed', she obviously fell in the pool and hit her head. Also the girl was a lot taller than the pool and quite able to stand up if needed.

[@Idontcarejones]

She was not a nurse and being a CNA does not mean you automatically have a cpr cert

[@kingayy9267]

Even with CPR training, she was likely under extreme duress and needed/wanted the instructions.

[@Sheabuttahbaby]

I don't think she did it

[@Weah702]

Chara Wells same

[@romaniangamer1]

Chara Wells Me neither, no reason for the mom to do this, seems mentally stable at first sight.

[@alex-iz5jv]

I really don't think she did it I just think that bratty child wants their mother in prison

[@deletingacclaalakkajama1714]

Alexandra Pinto He's like 3 why would he want his own mother to be in prison? That's a thought no child should feel that way that young..

[@deletingacclaalakkajama1714]

Alexandra Pinto Btw he's not bratty he's cute :))

[@trancd822]

Aww heartbreaking 💔 ... what a brave kid

[@loylebitch]

I heard AJ told over 20 different story's of what happened that day but the police focused on the one the mum did it one and prised him when her told this story . One time he said when it happened he was up a tree and couldn't see . I think he was coached Ashe wasn't aware of the damage he was doing to his mother. . This is so sad and I really believe the mother didn't. Do this. She has been fighting to get out of prison to be with her son and they didn't even tell her they had adopted him out. She had to find out from a person interviewing her.

[@khaiylex7866]

did the mother got in prison?

[@loylebitch]

Khaiyle x yes the mother is in prison for life , just on the words of Aj as there was no evidence and the mother passed the lie detector

[@khaiylex7866]

+loylebitch oh thats kinda sucks!!

[@klaudiuszkwiatkowski5153]

loylebitch the finger bruise marks were on the victims face that's evidence

[@mycrazyvines1472]

loylebitch wouw that is fuckedup

[@fresh3817]

That little Rugrat killed his sister. When a child is in guilt of something they tend to blame another person for it. So he blamed his mom

[@rs-pg8mb]

So just because of that, he killed her?

[@daphne10120]

A six year old is not capable of killing his older sister. Nor is it his job to supervise a sibling. The child's death is the fault of the parent if not for the reason to believe that the mom might have killed the girl but it is her fault because she should have been supervising better. Who knows if she did or didn't. But this six year old isn't guilty of anything. He could have been coached or he really did see something, but you cannot blame a kindergartner for the death of another child.

[@acecoltoncook2112]

OH MY GOD? YOU MONSTER HOW COULD YOU SAY THAT

[@monicathenerd7326]

FRE SH the kid didn’t kill his sister she drowned why would a little kid who loved his sister

[@pleasedont7948]

You little shit. I'm pretty sure a 7 year old is to derped out enough to do that.

[@VergonaSucia]

To all who haven’t heard the outcome, she’s in prison. Life without parole. She did drown her daughter. She showed zero emotion about the whole situation. Then to say she was in shock when learning of her daughters death to cover the fact that she was actually relieved………

[@Iwasborninthe80SS]

She refused to get the 10 year deal if she admitted her crime . It makes you wonder why would she rather pick life in prison? She’s definitely punishing herself for killing her daughter even if she didn’t meant to do it ,but was still abusive .

[@dorenemellene2201]

Give the mom a lie detector test, and see if she's guilty or not.

[@kayleebryant1234]

they cannot use a lie detector test in a case

[@cool258ful]

^ Why? :O

[@cakepop9289]

Sometimes it doesn't work. There are very good liars in the world.

[@jeffreybowling50]

Dorene Mellene They gave her a polygraph test and she passed it. abcnews.go.com/2020/video/wanted-protect-12311450

[@gurjotsingh5210]

Lie detectors only detect anxiety

[@alannashaw]

"Yes sir" with his little voice... breaks my heart

[@expiredfroyo]

Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child . Poor judgement and cruelty on the mother , may the little girl rest in peace

[@FashnKween]

Mother says about her daughter: "She was an attention seeker". "She looked like me, acted like me.. it was like she was my walking shadow". Psychologist asks: And how do you feel about yourself and in what was do you seek attention? 😬 other red flags: •mom doesn't shed a tear in this interview especially when asked by the interviewer about what she thought when she saw the daughter in the pool.. she non-chalantly said "oh-my-god 😑". Didn't even show emotion or care. 2. Talked crap about the daughter but talked so highly about the son 3. No emotion about the death of her daughter. good parents bawl their eyes out. not this psychopathic bitch 4. If you watch the little boy's testimony, he said the mom dragged the wagon over to the pool. he said that the mom said for Adriana to go clean the bugs out of the pool. that means the mom set her daughter up to make it look like she died on her own. at the end when she said, "I feel like my son was coached" her lips get real stiff when she said that. the bitch was lying...

[@bubbles5685]

I don't know if she's innocent or guilty but how can she explain the bruises found on her daughter's face because if you link AJ first interview of him describing how his mother was drowning his sister it seems as if she did it

[@silverdoe9477]

Brave little boy. I hate seeing kids in the courtroom, I’d much prefer careful questioning in a separate room to avoid further trauma.

[@kyahnichole754]

I think the little girl drowned and the brother tried to help her. the mom was most likely fishing her out of the pool and the boy thought the mother killed her and Adriana was still alive before the mother touched her

[@kaitlinvelez1369]

Kyah Nichole y entonces porque no se metió a la piscina para sacar la niña del agua ? En vez de usar las manos?

[@izzy6o839]

Kyah Nichole your dumb asf

[@hearanecho]

You have to watch the entire case she killed her and he other kid for sure

[@nicolasholguin8940]

Stfu

[@Love-hx6nb]

@@kaitlinvelez1369 hmmm 🤔

[@TheElephantsLaundry]

I don't think she did it. I think that kid is a little serial killer and he drowned the sister and then just put the blame on the mum. A weird thought, but it seems like he's a little dexter. Maybe he didn't understand what would happen when he drowned her, but he was curious enough to try.. hmm curious.

[@oldoldytacc]

No, He would have drowned himself trying.

[@fmdeath8195]

Logan's Laundry U right like it say he put his hand in the water trying to help her but he was actualling drowning her

[@dhdhdd5983]

Logan's Laundry no. Don't try to blame this on the kid. I don't think it was the mom but I'm not ignorant enough to think that the child did that. I believe that the girl drowned. Maybe she passed out and drowned.

[@cierrairwin4390]

Have to kill 3 people to be a serial killer. And don't think he was even tall enough to do that

[@emilyallen2977]

Wt...😂

[@coaparanormal]

I have to say, after watching court testimony and the questioning of this little boy, i too feel he was coerced. When asked certain questions he could not remember , suggestive answers were put to him. I do not know the truth but i do know there line of questioning was suggestive. Not right.

[@hiz9544]

It's been eleven years , wish everything is great and I believe AJ.

[@kathyledger1278]

What a horrible thing for a 7 year old to go thru. It will probably haunt him for the rest of his life. At that age they do remember!! 😢😢🙏🙏

[@deannayoung5311]

Watching her explaining what happened to Adrianna She's none emotional wow No tears No sorrow

[@rachelelabbady3399]

Why call the cops so quickly if it was a murder...?

[@Portygal406]

I'll never forget this little guy...I hope he has grown up in a loving family & been able to overcome the effects of the hellish decision of the A-h*le who decided he should give evidence publicly.

[@delysseacevedo7703]

I don't think a seven year old little boy would lie about this type of thing. I'm pretty sure that a small child wouldn't even know that this could happen. when i was about seven I didn't even know drowning exists. I hope it was his imagination because having a mother drown her own daughter is just terrible.

[@MsJenn1985]

Have you met a 7yr old?, mate they are master manipulators bless them, they mean no badness but a younger sibling of that age can be superb at lying and laying blame who's to say that he's not a sociopath who drowned his own sister his mother said he was flapping about in the water who's knows maybe she did fall and bump her head maybe said, if you tell mummy I will tell on you, she went in bumped her head then came up crying he then thought ah nows my chance and drowned her himself??, it happens so does mothers killing their children, but so do accidents maybe it will all come out one day maybe he was coached we may never know x

[@KeenxLimit]

I watched the entire thing on their website, I first thought the mom is not guilty and his granpa was indeed coaching him I watched a second time and the body language was interesting. AJ did seem like he witness the crime but gave 13 different statements. When the lawyer asked AJ if his mom drowned her sister, he would look at his mom for a split second and say no. I tried looking at his mom's facial micro expressions and they were pretty suspicious when asked certain questions. I think his mom did indeed kill her sister, but was coached by his mom to give different stories to fool the juries. She did serve for the national guard, so having a poker face is probably normal or required of her.

[@monstermom4358]

Do you got a link to the story? Can't find it, not on IC channel either, because I'm not sure what to type,but have tried but no luck :-(

[@KeenxLimit]

+Dealer Mom abcnews.go.com/US/florida-murder-amanda-lewis-fate-hinged-year-olds/story?id=12045745 The next arrow on the media player should bring you to other videos

[@lhl9010]

I think the testamony was way too long the child was very very tired of answering questions and the questions were misleading and confusing and testing. I think he saw something and may have misinterpreted it, pulling his sister from the water and tring to get her breathing, etc.

[@lisakettelkamp6234]

He and his sister we’re playing by the pool disobeying their mom, his sister tragically was killed. He understands what getting into trouble means and is making up a story. He’s probably learned to do that from his sister. Unfortunately telling stories is probably something the often did to stay out of trouble. He has too many stories in regards to what happened that day. I really don’t think mom drowned her. This little boy will grow up having to deal with all this very unfortunate. He will need a lot of therapy so he doesn’t develop more serious mental health issues.

[@lisakettelkamp6234]

This is why it’s so important to teach your children to always tell the truth. And that punishment is less or none if they tell the truth. Punishment or consequences doesn’t always have to be harsh… it can be learning or conversations. Children fearful often become storytellers out of fear of harsher consequences.

[@caseycarkuffwilliams143]

Children may make up stories not to get into trouble. Not likely though they would make one up so detailed and one that says their mother killed their sister.

[@andreao6840]

This little boy knows more than what he is saying. He seems to be hiding something very serious.

[@donnapevey3164]

The only thing that bothers me is his story changed so much. We will never know the truth probably.

[@ace_virtex8786]

People are saying that the boy did it but a 4 foot high pool is to big to reach over and drown someone if they are 7 years old

[@daphne10120]

Thank you! People are so dumb.

[@mr.mannsstreetstv6886]

Sooo what’s the red wagon for ?

[@Mitsubachi2529]

@@daphne10120 People watch too many movies and think real life works the same way.

[@MusicalNerd-th6bk]

How could he be "coached" into saying those things, it was probably traumatic and upsetting saying all those things all over again and she doesnt care and make HER OWN SON look like the bad guy, not to mention he was 7 yrs old. ONLY 7

[@gengydorg6629]

Kids can be coached , she does care but she is in prison for life so she has the right to defend herself .

[@michaelcampbell2504]

Where can I see the rest

[@dw4353]

Michael Campbell nowhere

[@ItsRizkyAri]

Moral lesson: STOP DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AT THE CHILDREN

[@amandalewis2785]

gasped when they said Amanda Lewis lol

[@studynerd4324]

lol

[@angelicavirginiav7869]

Omg lol

[@sharonstanley5054]

He knows more than he is telling, even at his young age. Interesting smile when he said he would never throw a white bucket at his sister. Or push her into the pool while she was cleaning out bugs, knowing she could not swim.

[@anniemonroe9285]

My very young son thinks that type of stuff is funny as well. I don't think there was anything off about it. It's normal to have sibling rivalry at that age.

[@Righteo-n4u]

Your on the money!!!!

[@veronicaking]

R.I.P God rest her little soul

[@veronicaking]

Da Fuck ?

[@6ixxr]

bigg mist that's fucked up

[@S.d0ucett.e]

The Dog whom breaths Lol im dieing

[@anniehendrix2623]

You guys chill!!!!!!!! For crying out loud!! I'm pretty sure this person is talking about the daughter!! God bless their soul!!! Stop cussing in Public too!!

[@tomzdeluxe]

Juanita Walker damn it's just a girl

[@megadiana3152]

How can people think The mom is innocent. Police did not trust AJ before they found a strong evidence. Fingers marks on adrian face

[@dianekline6824]

This is my opinion Amanda should have gotten a entire new trial. That coroner was fired and left town during that trial.. He had prior botched coroner reports. I think twisted things to help prosecution. She past the lie detector test.. She was on the phone when her son came in and told her the sister was in the pool. I think it was accidental drowning.. The lady that specialized in talking to children said he told 13 different stories.. Amanda's step dad hated her. He worked on that kid right from the start of it.. Amanda's mother was a witness for the prosecution..But later regretted it and said she thought Amanda's step dad did plant the idea in the little boys head.. I think Amanda never got a mother's love ... But I think she tried her best with 2 kids that wet to bed..and the little girls hyper and add etc. She was cleaning house that day. Other reports said the kids sheets was in the dryer. I think Amanda did NOT get a fair trial..

[@iwillwh00pyoa52]

I CAN'T BELIEVE PEOPLE ARE STILL DEFENDING THE MOM AND DOUBTING AJ! HE WAS TRAUMATIZED! WHEN YOU ARE TRAUMATIZED YOU DON'T REMEMBER EVERYTHING SO YOU SLIP UP ACCIDENTALLY AT SOME POINT!!!

[@lindseypaigelumpkin6745]

Whether she did it or not (I'm leaning more that she did but not 100% certain) I think we can all agree that it was complete negligence on her part regardless. She already lost a toddler before all this to SIDs supposedly. I know this much, if I had already experienced the loss of one child, I would definitely do everything in my power to make sure nothing happened to my other kids. Why wasn't she watching them? Her house was a mess and didn't have toys in it but she claimed she cleaned it that day? Bruises on the little girls face and the fact that she was tall enough to be able to stand in the pool without drowning. There's just too many questions on her part that makes her suspect.

[@giselameunier4788]

It is not the matter what YOU would have done, stick to matter

[@patriciaberry4630]

Someone else did not draw that picture. Can not imagine a six year old with an imagination to make that up.

[@Sergeant26]

Why did it suddenly cut off? It obviously wasn't over :(

[@ramsesnava4145]

abcnews.go.com/2020/video/wanted-protect-12311450 Part 2

[@kierrahope8926]

I’m I o

[@Noelle-de4sn]

I feel so bad for him. He shouldn't have to get through that.

[@nesbybostick810]

That was hard, I do hope he's living a good life right now.

[@dianas1252]

Looking at this mother looks like she thought she would get away with murder

[@squashyfish5517]

She did it sad but true 😢😢😢😢this lil boy would not be lying

[@shauntoms1997]

I want to watch the whole story but I can't watch in on ABC's website anywhere else I can watch it?

[@ramsesnava4145]

Hold on I'm gunna copy and paste part 2

[@maxinefoster18]

The pictures his drew says it all. Mother drowned her daughter.

[@nizarwrld4484]

Who blinked at 1:10

[@lightoo5401]

Nizar Awesome Damn now I'll never know where Esto is

[@finna253]

U

[@zoluhwa3508]

Even the way the mother describe the daughter, it didnt sound nice....she called the daughter "attention seeker"

[@Righteo-n4u]

A mother who loved her children, told the truth believing she had nothing to worry about, SHE COVERED for her guilty son who pushed his sister and held her under water by holding her legs ..SHE went to jail tight lipped protecting her son ...he obviously convinced himself it was her fault by her desperate actions to rescusatate....this is sooo obvious, boy almost believes his own lie and told the police to get that much needed ' your a good boy, she's not' Pat on the back at that difficult moment ....the boy had no intentions in seeing her again and almost never wanted to rehash the facts ... remember at 6 yrs old, he has a good mind , they know what's going on.....communication and awareness may be developing still but DEEP down he knows and will learn his actions killed his sister and put his mother away for life ...watch it again...look closely

[@Pcofwork]

Where the hell is the rest of the storyÉ

[@tracis6739]

Part 2: abcnews.go.com/2020/video/wanted-protect-12311450 Part 3: abcnews.go.com/2020/video/pint-sized-witness-12311483 Part 4: abcnews.go.com/2020/video/mother-trial-12311514 Part 5: abcnews.go.com/2020/video/jurys-decision-12311533

[@jayjay-nk1sp]

+Traci S After watching the 2nd part I think it's the mum :/

[@louisbudde4328]

The kid didnt know that she probably just drowned He thinks someone has to be killed to die

[@tenabruce3548]

I Believe AJ,And Everything He’s Saying About His Mother Killing His Sister!!!! God Bless Him,And The Murdered Girl !!! AMEN 🙏!!!!!

[@lindaallen5616]

Two children have died in this mother's hand's. This little boy saw something he should of never have seen.

[@KakashisOnlyGirl1]

The whole “leaned too far over and hit her head on the bottom of the pool” thing is BS! She wasn’t heavy enough to hit the bottom!

[@jillianballantyne762]

NO 7YEAR OLD HAS AN IMAGINATION LIKE THAT

[@nekelaznup4644]

I can tell you i did when i was seven xD

[@killstreak1282]

Jillian Ballantyne they do trust me

[@bmarie794]

Poor mom. He changes his story 13 different times in one day alone.. and then he even admits to not knowing what a lie is.. but they don't show that....

[@idk-pf7ur]

W mom

[@Gardenroses12]

He did say he knew the difference between telling the truth and a lie.

[@Pearlsky2023]

The mother doesn’t talk like someone grieving.

[@Gardenroses12]

Her family and maybe her coworker said that’s how she spoke. Her usual tone of voice.

[@sueuustalu9387]

This is so completely sad. It’s so wrong to do this to a little child.

[@suzintex]

There were no toys for the little girl. Only for the little boy. These people didn't even show his testimony or the full police video or his work with the child psychologist. I believe him.