Mom Realizes Detective Discovered Her Horrifying Secret

Mom Realizes Detective Discovered Her Horrifying Secret

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Mom Realizes Detective Discovered Her Horrifying Secret
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[Queenofthegingers]

The second this woman opened her mouth and started shit talking her SIX YEAR OLD DAUGHTER, her guilt was obvious.

[lyralanablack]

I dont have children but I was shopping one time, a lady lost her toddler son for like 15mins, (she didnt speak English when people asked questions or what he looked like it red coat and this high but she was absolutely frantic) Screaming at the top her lungs his name and his red coat. I was upstairs in boots, you could hear her run around the neighbouring shops screaming his name, in and out the highstreet. Everyone joined in with saying young boy red coat on repeat. She found him in a random shop next to boots. She cried with him on the floor for about 10mins inconsolable . It was hard to watch but that baby was loved and the only thing we could do was also shout his name. I dont know what happened after but 3 shop owners and general public were trying to calm her down offer help as she was clearly in shock. I can't imagine her fear losing a child and having a language barrier. The baby was happy as larry, just chilling in the next shop and was just happy to see his mum when he was found

[TaterAvila]

I love the detectives "don't give me that shit" approach right off the bat

[wednesday]

I can't wrap my head around the fact that she's talking about a SIX YEAR OLD!!! She gives the little girl adult motives and intentions and that's absolutely terrifying for that baby girl.

[PureNightmare]

"sit up, theres no tears.... sit up" love this detective!

[ebonycanady]

A six year old told a grown man that he’s only good for money? This lady and her lies are astounding!

[elishmuel]

The detective interviewing her is one of the Good Guys. You can tell he's passionate about his job and knows how to use the tools he's been taught. Glad he's on our side.

[Fishtech-hcck]

So you tell the kid "your dad is with another family" so she won't feel "abandoned"?? The only natural emotion to experience from that statement is abandonment. 🤦‍♂️

[sonyap.]

Maybe her dad was trying to protect his granddaughter from her? She seems a bit slow & maybe didn't have the patience to handle her daughters special needs too. Very sad😢

[LadyValkyri]

Her blubbering and crocodile tears are nauseating. All for a dude she probably wouldn't have remembered 10 years from now. Sad. Hugs to all.

[nicolewilliams]

the way she immediately puts her relationship over her child is sinister

[msbunninator]

I have a son who was like that every day. His brain was having burst seizures every minute that would make him uncontrollable and frustrated and unable to talk or take direction well. I never abused him. I would cry with him. I hated his disorder because I knew that however much I was suffering he was suffering way more by having that disorder. He was diagnosed and finally got meds and is much better now.

[sydneysovern]

Her attempt at covering this up reminds me of when I was in kindergarten and I thought no one would know I was picking my nose if I put my other hand over my face while I did it.

[fannyflamant]

How the f**k do you kill your own daughter and father? ☹️

[destinylaurajo]

I lost my son at a Childrens museum for 10 minutes and I started crying and panicking …. I don’t understand how a mother could do this 😞

[juliebianchi]

I love that Sheriff!! He doesn't play games or hold back on his feelings. I hope he doesn't retire for a long time.

[jasminenicks]

When she finally got on her knees to show her demonstration I was shocked at how aggressive she was with the detective! He handled that situation extremely well.

[rosaliecowhey]

Your screwed when they say we don't think your a bad person.

[thepigbutcher]

Things I never thought I'd hear in a murder interrogation, number 1;

“I didn't use the tongs for the raccoons. I used those for the rats."

[cheryl]

TO SAY TO HER DAUGHTER "HE’S TRYING TO BE A DAD TO YOU" AFTER KNOWING HIM ONLY FOR A FEW MONTHS IS JUST CRIMINAL.