Cops that do this aren't true cops, they're scum

Losing a child is traumatic but the money he was awarded will at least make things a little easier or else why bother to get the money in the first place bringing up those painful memories instead of just moving on

@@OverRule1 money cannot heal everything.

@@OverRule1 That will never make up for what he lost.

@@OverRule1 what a shallow comment. No amount of money EVER could replace and fix the torment of losing a child. I truly hope your comment doesn't reflect the type of person you are.. although sadly I have my doubts 😒

That's exactly what I thought.

Right!

Yah you can tell rightly hearing the confession from both the father and the killer. While the father confessed he was crying helplessly and the killer just describe all his horrible killings as some kind achievement he had made in life. There was so difference. I have seen in many cases where the killer cries and try to make other to sympathies with them but their fake emotions give them away

It definitely doesn't look good as a genuine confession should be from himself.

But they are to be written down after they confess verbally and read and agreed😅

Such a sad, tragic, unnecessary loss of life all around 😢 I am so sorry for your loss/losses. I cannot imagine the pain he felt, you all as a family felt and feel. He was self medicating obviously and you’re absolutely right. The system absolutely broke him. They shouldn’t be able to get away with what they have done to him and your family. If it were any one of us, we would be rotting in prison. No amount of money could bring back him or his daughter, him having to find his baby girl and her friend like that then being tormented, blamed, treated like a murderer and thrown away because they couldn’t do their jobs! This made me sick to my stomach, just thinking about what he went through, I have a 9 year old daughter, 4 year old son and one baby girl on the way. I cannot imagine. I don’t want to. They took the little that was left of him. He was crying out for help obviously in the way of self medicating/using drugs to cope and I can’t blame him! I would do the same! I can’t say I would do anything differently. Again, I’m so sorry for your loss😢 I’m sorry you had to lose your brother and that he was suffering so much without the help he deserved. They broke him, that piece of shit murderer broke him, the system broke him and to be honest, nothing but loss of innocent, precious life here. There has been no justice. Justice for your brother, is what we should be advocating for now, his story deserves to be told far and wide and not just be shoved aside. For you, for him, his daughter, your niece, your family and to make sure this doesn’t happen to anyone else or their families. 🖤 Sending lots of love, hugs and prayers your way🖤 I’m so, so , so sorry for way they have done to him and your family 😢

I am so sorry for your loss 🥺 Unfortunately the victims of murder are rarely the ones that are put in the ground. May the system improve so as not to lose your brother’s life in vain. ♥️🇨🇦

That's so sad 😔, my eye is tearing up . God will deal with whosoever killed those babies and those horrible officers.

😢

Wow. Freaking tragic.

Nah, I think it can be painful enough to confess to something you actually did. I doubt they would have been able to tell from the confession. The method of coercion is likely where it went wrong.

Morgan Barfield *lose

Yes I agree with you. Not only that, he struggled with words( while reading his so called confession) that he would not have used, given his limited education.

When he said that when he grabbed his daughter to bring her home and the other little girl said let her go and pulled out a knife, my radar went up

Yeah, and the way he kept hiding his face as he was reading it. He was embarrassed just to be saying those things, but when they threaten to arrest the mother too, and keep interrogating for 24 hours, people will do most anything to make it stop.

There are so many things that need to be changed in our judicial system. From more training for cops, blind lab testing like you said, cops not being able to lie/exaggerate during interrogations and judges actually FOLLOWING THE LAW and NOT THEIR FEELINGS!! Doing things the way they were meant to be done.

I thought most samples that are sent to labs are identified by numbers 🤷🏼‍♀️

It just makes me think of the one lady in the Netflix documentary (that narrowed it down, right?) Who was friends with the police or prosecutor and would mark substances as drugs and narcotics without testing them because it made them like her.

absolutely

I disagree.

It’s fine to lie to the suspects… framing them and forcing confessions should put them behind bars and have to spend the rest of their lives paying for the individuals comfort. When this happens it destroys every chance of a life afterwards. The same should happen to the officers/detectives.

there is ..

@@adiared4687 Is there?

No interrogation should be allowed to take place without a lawyer, regardless of perceived guilt- 𝑬𝑽𝑬𝑹. They shouldn't be able to lie to suspects either. All they're doing is creating more and more victims. Meanwhile, the real assailant continues -𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘤𝘢𝘴𝘦- their violent attacks. Oh but it's just so reassuring to learn some of these corrupt ass prosecutors and dishonorable cops have continued unchecked/untouched, thriving in their careers as judges and high-ranking officers, respectively.

@@adiared4687 Your profound words have been noted.

He did ask for a lawyer.... they refused him one. What can you do then?? Livestreaming didn't exist back then, maybe today that would be your only hope (do it in secret so they don't yank your phone)

You don't need to college to learn that

If someone can't go to college but can watch youtube, after about 6 videos from this channel, they will see that one should always ask for a lawyer. It's annotated all over the videos here that police CAN legally lie to you during this interrogation.

@@BigSplenda1885 You stop responding. You sit there in silence. You keep repeating you want a lawyer. That's all you can do.

So true!!!

Soooo sad. This is terrible

Yes. How do they sleep at night? Because of "humans" like that, I very happily believe in karma.

It's why I can't agree to the death penalty. Morally, I agree that some crimes deserve death, but it's too easy to get convictions wrong or force convictions.

No many since the death penalty is rarely handed down and then rarely carried out . .but it is crazy how cops make up their minds what happened and who did it and then do everything in their power to make that the outcome whether it is or not. And I'm always shocked how when prosecutors prosecute someone and put them away but then later get proof they were wrong the prosecutor will still fight to keep the person in jail. It is bizarre.

@@goody2shoes384 Since 1978, 150 people on death row have been exonerated. Those are just the ones that were uncovered. How many more slipped through and got executed anyway? There have have been approximately 1400 executions in the US since 1978, and doubtless many of them were innocent. "Not many" is too many.

I seen a video of the amount of people put to death that were actually innocent. The numbers are quite high

@@welsh.truth.dragon3914 That's the one I was thinking about after hearing this story

@@welsh.truth.dragon3914 yeah I saw that one too.

So sad

What about all the other victims he killed afterward. The entire city of Zion should be bankrupt paying all those lawsuits from ALL those families.

It isn't that many, only 456 people have been sentenced to death by false prosecution. Only 456....

I once had a friend write me a note in class where he had dramatically written how he was so embarrassed about something ( i forgot about what now) that he could "just die!" The note was found when it fell out of my pocket and both he and i had to go see the principal and school counselor because clearly we were "suicidal" it was almost funny except they wanted to commit us and act like we were lunatics. Horrible experience. Sometimes teachers at school are pretty awful at jumping to conclusions. Thats horrendous that happened to you and im glad those people lost their jobs. The principal should have too

It happens all the time. And in most cases, the actual criminal never gets connected to the crime that an innocent person is serving time for. The law changed to allow for cops to blatantly lie to people during interrogations. That desperately needs to be changed back.

Everyday it happens Almost nothing goes to trial. They just scare people into pleading, even if they didn’t commit the crime. When you’re looking at 100 years, many people will plead to 5 years because 100 sounds way worse. Happens literally every single day in just America. People call the American justice system the greatest in the world. That might be true, but it isn’t a very high bar to measure against.

@@amybryant8813 A

@@amybryant8813 I'd love to see the statistics you're quoting here.

@@amybryant8813 no, it doesn't happen all the time

Yes my thoughts exactly, so obvious.

Yeah the way he was clearly struggling through it gave it away. Such a sad story

Exactly

Yea same here. It's unreal I couldn't imagine knowing a man is innocent but forcing him to falsely admit to a crime he didn't do especially a crime such as murdering his own daughter and her friend. I couldn't live with myself knowing I had allowed that to happen.

Right! As soon as I heard that the police drafted the confession for him to read, I was like “Wait, WHAT?!” What that poor man went through/is continuing to go through is unfathomable.

It’s hole not whole

@@swampophelia2098 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@@swampophelia2098 I hope that made you feel good. No one would've ever cracked that code without you.

I feel for him. I'm sure I'd give a false statement after all that, too. I get irritated, forgetful, all that after Ive had less sleep than that. I'm sure if I thought I'd finally get rest, sleep, whatever else after cops saying and doing all the stuff they do when interrogating people, I'd say whatever, especially if I thought there was no other way out.

@@autisticangell I, for one, am thankful that person cracked the code as I would've never figured it out. It was too complicated for this simple country girl. That person needs an award. Thats some 200 IQ level shit, right there. I bet they've never even had to use the backspace button EVER.

I've been awake for days before and the slightest thing makes me crumble. Just recently I had to pack for a trip and only got about 4 hrs sleep in 38 hrs. as I was trying to make breakfast I burnt my toast and fell to the ground sobbing. I barely function. I can't imagine dealing w everything he did on top of it.

He wasn't denied a lawyer. He didn't ask for one. Never talk to cops. Always demand a lawyer IMMEDIATELY.

@@snex000 how do you know he wasn't denied a lawyer? "with zero evidence these cops didn't read his rights, beat him, forced him to stay awake, and forced a confession...but they'd NEVER cross a line like denying someone a lawyer" you're profoundly naive if you believe that. we don't have video footage of the interrogation because of these cops and you STILL have faith that they were abiding by the law. that's incredible.

@@mischr13 Nowhere was it claimed by ANY party that a lawyer was demanded and denied. You guys are just making shit up.

I've never had hallucinations from no sleep, though my bf last week said he was experiencing what you did after about 36 hours of no sleep. But your thinking is definitely dulled even after a day with no sleep, and your emotions can become more brittle.

@Bass Player wtf are you talking about with strict gun laws? This does happen to a lot of people, the only surprise here is that the man’s white. You never heard of the Central Park 5?

@Bass Player What are you rambling about this has zero to do with gun laws FFS?

Agreed, it's one thing to lead a biased investigation which results in an innocent man being convicted of the crime but it's the active cover-up that blows my mind, the fact that the prosecutor could refuse release even after the DNA exhoneration is unbelievable. I personally think there should be civil and possible criminal repercussions for this kind of disgusting self-preservation.

Yep, and now SCOTUS changed the law that our Miranda Rights do not have to be enforced. What does that say?

@@ChuckChuckWood Right??? And just their behavior up until the very end, refusing to admit *any* bit of wrongdoing on their part... It makes the future look grim 😒

No. He passed last year while in police custody. He had 2 massive strokes before they took him to the hospital. He suffered 2 more in the hospital. He passed a week later. He passed the day before his daughter's birthday. Hopefully they've found themselves in heaven 😔 😔 😟

I'm his sister. He passed away 2 years ago. He and his daughter are together now.

That's why you should never talk to police without an attorney present.

..so what happened to the stupid police and the prosecutors to make innocent father to murderer?

@@aeranchun2588 I was wondering the same thing

@@RageBaby587 It was said that he ask multiple times for an attorney, but they would not get one

As a criminal defense attorney, I have noticed that, generally, police and prosecutors do not try to solve crimes - they try to close cases. Once they settle on a theory of the case, they almost never let go. Never talk to law enforcement. If they think you are involved anything you sat will be construed to confirm your guilt.

Same here!!! Thank God it worked out.

Yea he’s a fucking monster

And if the cops had investigated further, they might’ve found the real killer and saved the lives of the women he murdered (and who knows if there were others).

He must have felt overwhelming guilt, depression and terror. And than the police started full head on brainwashing. So disgusting. Poor man. He must have been so proud of his daughter. What a horror! I cant imagine ;(

Showing him the crime scene photographs was a truly sadistic thing to do. There’s just no excuse for that. It doesn’t matter whether they thought he was guilty, showing him those photos is clearly going to affect his mental state, and how can they trust the statements of someone who would then obviously be in a psychologically damaged condition?

You could tell while he was reading it the information was new to him, he was disgusted reading that confession, it's so sad to see how heartbroken he was while reading that.

yeah the moment I saw him reading instead of telling it by heart I knew something was wrong. Criminals can describe their crime without the help of a script @@brookebryan4411

@@brookebryan4411 My first thought at the beginning of the video was, "That guy's being coerced." Reading your own written statement to a camera strikes me as weird enough, but it was so super obvious that those were not his words, and even if that video was the second take, reading it once in a state of intense trauma compounded with sleep deprivation and torment wouldn't be enough for him to pull off an Oscar-winning performance the second time. You really could see him trying his damnedest to power through that hideousness. I'm just glad they apparently didn't have the "male DNA" at that specific time or else they'd probably have made him confess to that, too. Jesus Christ, man.

When you take the sum of everything they did to him they deserve life in jail.

Frog blues. I definitely agree with you. If they started a real investigation sooner they could’ve prevented more assaults and killing

You are correct. But those crooked cops, DA and judge get complete immunity no matter what they do! That is why this kind of thing happens over and over and over again! The very worst criminals on the planet or those that run this crooked system from the very top down!

These cops should be doing life inside the worst prison ever ! In population

These Cops are scum, the prosecutor is scum and his attorney should be disbarred for incompetence. How you could fail to get that confession thrown out is gross negligence

100% truth

God will forgive them but In order to receive his forgiveness, they need to repent and honestly be remorseful for what they've done. Often times people see that some one has a criminal history and view that person as less than someone who doesn't.

*If they have would have gone with that DNA...

Oh wow you. I know there's nothing I can say or do to ease the pain for you but I knew if it happened to me I'd be devastated I'm sending you many blessings to help you heal

So sorry for your loss

My deepest sympathy, but you really never know what you would do until you were in that position.

I heavily sympathize w you & I'm so sorry for your loss, but sadly false confessions are way more common than you'd think & no one can guarantee they wouldn't falsely confess in any given situation until they've been through it.

@@MSevelynjacobs yeah it said they denied him a lawyer and hit him and likely threatened him further

If they belived him guilty, when should they have stopped the interrogation and call it a day? 2 hours, 6 hours? Maybe another hour and the killer would crack. Always easy to defend rights after the real killer is found.

@@mongoose6685 No, it's just always easy. Stop justifying cops who break their oath to the constitution.

@@snex000 Always easy? So after 10 minutes of interrogation, just let the killer of your kid go because he denied it? Yeah right bruh, you'd be the first one crying for justice with your blue hair.

Your so right. They let the real killer get away to kill again. Unimaginable!!!

@@mongoose6685 They actually had DNA and did not reveal that it was not Jerry's DNA!!!

Absolutely heartbreaking. I am sorry for the loss of your sweet and beautiful friend.

Wow I’m so sorry for your loss.

I'm sorry that your friend endured such a terrible death -- but did you watch the whole thing? You say that the "horrible man" described what he did to her -- but the confession was faked -- the murderer did not describe what was done to her -- I did read a statement from the lawyer who found the true murderer. This poor man confessed because he was in a weakened state -- he was taken for questioning after he hadn't slept for 24 hours and had just seen his dead daughter who had been brutally, sadistically, ritually stabbed to death. And he didn't sleep for ANOTHER 24 hours while the cruel cops created the confession he signed -- sleepless for 48 plus hours, having seen the children with even FACIAL stab wounds. I hope I've convinced you to watch the whole thing.

@@ntakovacj3644 I did watch the whole thing and I am referring to what her killer said. My heart goes out to the poor man who sat in prison for the terrible crime that he didn't commit- he is also a victim.

She isn’t talking about one of the two girls he was talking about the lady that went missing that the killer (Jorge)was also responsible for, not the innocent man that was framed, the explanation she’s talking about is not the innocent guy who was the sleep deprived and grief stricken father

It literally states that they denied his request for a lawyer, he did ask for one.

They denied him a lawyer though.

@@GhastlyCretin wow! That's so wrong! They did the same thing to Cory Bigsby who's son Codi is missing from his home in VA! They obviously believe he did something or knows something about his disappearance but that doesn't justify them denying him an attorney

@@GhastlyCretin You cannot be denied a lawyer. It is your Constitutional right. When taken in by police say, "I want to remain silent and want a lawyer." Repeat if necessary. Make it a statement and not a thought. Always speak to a lawyer. Make the police do their jobs.

@@chelechele5871 Tell that to the cops that denied him a lawyer...

The cops need some vigilante justice.

I concur. I would love 30 minutes in a room with people who harm children

Some people are so irredeemably depraved, they have lost their humanity and have become grotesque creatures.

It really is staggering how many people kill or do other nasty stuff to kids. Is it because there's just more people on this planet, or is the percentage going up and up? It's the same with how many guys try to meet underage people over the internet. It's pure evil and disgusting!

I know. He hurt his own little baby. Why?

@@BarrywHiteFTW You obviously didn't watch the whole thing..

Thank God the real killer was finally found otherwise this poor man could still be in jail

Suspects are probably guilty, especially this sad excuse of a human being called Jerry. I have no doubt he was guilty, seems too convenient for them to pin the blame on Jorge. They deserved to be beat.

@@AmysAttitude 🤦🏼‍♀️

@@paulinejackson5861 literally tho stop projecting

@@paulinejackson5861 bad bait.

Agree 100%

Old Sparky beckons...corrupt officials are the lowest.

And preferably a slow death.

You got that right!

Thats fd up 🥺🥺🥺🥺

I am so sorry that happened to you,why didn't management stick up for you? This crap just gets worse and worse and it seems there is nothing we can do about it!

@@jakdelaney3606 management is who called the police on me bc I apparently had been shopping for too long. It was Good Friday and I had just left work. I was taking my time at the store bc I was waiting for my husband to get off work bc we were meeting at a restaurant to eat. It’s not like was just walking around looking either. I filled my cart up and spent over $100 on Easter basket stuff and other items we needed. When I went to put my vehicle in reverse to leave, 2 cop cars blocked me in and made me get out. They pulled everything out of my SUV and went through everything in it. I had been hiding all the Easter stuff in the back, as I bought it. I had already put the items I had just bought back there bc I didn’t want my daughters to see it. They went through all of it and then claimed that everything that was back there that I didn’t have a receipt for was stolen. I had been buying stuff for several weeks, at this point. I tried to explain it to them, and they didn’t even care that most of the items weren’t even sold by the store they said I had just stole them from. The items that the store did carry were brought back inside and the barcodes were compared. They didn’t match, bc I didn’t buy them from there. They still confiscated them and gave them back to the store they didn’t even come from. Over an hour into this, I had been degraded, scared, and spoken to like I was less than human. I had already tried to show them my Autism card that verifies that I’m Aspergic and gives specific instructions on how to handle the situation. I tried to give it to one of them after saying “this is just a misunderstanding bc I’m awkward, they just don’t know me in there” and he snapped back with “They don’t want to know you”. All I wanted was my husband. They took my phone and wouldn’t let me call for help. Finally, the female officer stepped in, after reviewing the security tape from my entire visit, and was “nice” to me. She said all I had to do was go inside and apologize and I could go home because that store didn’t even prosecute shoplifters. Hesitantly, I went in with them and said I was sorry, but they had to hassle me, through my tears, to say I was sorry for stealing, bc I knew I didn’t. The manager immediately said “I want to press charges” and I was handcuffed and taken to the jail. I now know that they were embarrassed because their investigation didn’t produce any evidence of me stealing anything. They needed me to “confess” so they didn’t have to let me go and walk away with their tails tucked. It was also obvious that one of them had some kind of relationship with the young manager who called them on me. This was in 2019. It will affect me for the rest of my life.

@@povertylevelphilanthropy1524 Girl you need to get a lawyer, with your husband as support, and get this erased from your record! I’m so sorry you went through that!

@@povertylevelphilanthropy1524 I'm so sorry you had to experience that. From what I was taught early on is to "ask for a lawyer and shut up" or just say I plead the fifth. They legally cannot force you to speak without a lawyer present if you asked for one.

Fucking yikes @ ur comment. People with criminal histories are still people and the justice system is insanely corrupt. Check urself.

There's a reason this stuff was put into the constitution, ya know..

@@snex000 Agreed.. even bad guys have rights. Also, just because you have a criminal past doesn't mean you are irredeemable.

Well it was Jerry’s fault for confessing, if he made them do their jobs Amanda would still be alive

​@@rockon772 This is bait

@@mrsharpie7899 Jerry is guilty of being a huge for not learning to get a lawyer... He had been arrested so many times already why didn't he learn?

It’s torture. Plain and simple. And you don’t need to physically hurt anyone to do it. It’s all about breaking people to the point where they confess to make the torture stop

Where can one watch this? Sounds interesting.

@@lindseyyoung9149 it's a 6 episode documentary on HBO Max

@@duchessbaby711 Thank you for replying!

Hundreds of thousands? Come on🥴

I thought of Otto Warmbier. Over to this father. You could tell be him just reading the "confession" written by the police. Exhausted, devastated for his little girl and her friend. This is torture IMO. And I bet the detectives had their doubts. Look at the tragic case of "The west 'Memphis 3" A total disaster for the victims. 6 victims. 3 dead young boys. 2 in prison, and 1 on death row because of an utter bat shit investigation. The police department just wanted their hero status. The killer or killers are still out there or dead. 'After 18 years they took an Alford plea to be free. And they couldn't sue the state or county for wrongfully sentencing them. This is just one of the reasons I'm against the death penalty.

The first couple minutes in watching that, I knew something wasn't right.

My thoughts too and that's only 2 minutes in😳

*did

@@joutoob9 No. I wrote it correctly. “Even if you didn’t do the crime…” There’s been numerous cases where an individual talks to the police, thinking that since they are innocent, they have nothing to worry about. Only to be charged with the crime they didn’t commit. Even being found guilty in court. And the “lucky ones” are able to prove their innocence after being locked up for years or even decades. It’s not worth the risk. So even if you want to help the police, always request an attorney immediately. Help yourself first and foremost. You can still answer questions with an attorney present. And requesting an attorney isn’t a valid reason for law enforcement to believe you’re guilty.

Yes, his tears seemed unusual for someone who’d killed two little girls.

Yes. And it is not by accident. It is by design. Everything is the way it is by design. The very worst criminals on the planet are those that run the system.

Yeah, and I hate that they can blatantly lie to you while saying, what kind of person are you? You have to admit the truth to live with yourself. All the while they can say they have your DNA when they don’t.

He recieved 7 million.

No one was held accountable. The crooked cops, DA and judge get complete immunity no matter what they do! That is why this kind of thing happens over and over and over again! The very worst criminals on the planet or those that run this crooked system from the very top down!

The trouble is that these criminals get immunity no matter what they do!

Oh no they know exactly what they are doing. They will do anything to get what they want out of someone. That’s why you stay silent.

@@jenjayawearssocks Yeah, but as he claimed, he was denied a lawyer and assaulted while being sleep deprived so being silent wouldn't get you far. It's pretty much just you against corrupt individuals.

It depends upon the interview. I do feel many are inexperienced and will lie and taunt the person . I hate the " I KNOW you did it !" Bull. With each person they speak to. But many are above board and will walk away when a lawyer is requested.

@@Rzo139 He wasn't denied a lawyer. He never asked for one. The second you ask for a lawyer, the interview must stop. Never speak to police. Always demand a lawyer IMMEDIATELY.

There at least needs to be a cap on how long an interrogation can be

Appare y he did and was denied

And rightly so that he is denied, the man is definitely guilty.

Right, police should never be allowed to write someone's confession for them...

@@paulinejackson5861 so you guilty too

@@paulinejackson5861 stfu and stop acting like you know everything. Just because you’re guilty of some crime doesn’t mean an innocent man is also guilty

Situations like this are exactly why I'm against the death penalty unless there's indisputable evidence and in most cases there isn't

I know right?

Yes, ALWAYS get a lawyer before talking with police.

That's the sickest thing about these asshole policemen that don't do their jobs. Those police should face charges for any crimes committed by perpetrator's who have been allowed to continue with their crimes due to the police ineptitude and corruption.

Spot on. The crooked cops, DA and judge get complete immunity no matter what they do! That is why this kind of thing happens over and over and over again! The very worst criminals on the planet or those that run this crooked system from the very top down!

And it's amazing that a highly educated DA and judge would actually go along with such a ridiculous story.

Yeah this video missed a lot. They also didn't talk about the circumstances of the girls deaths. Like was that guy praying on women to commit sexual crimes? Were children his intended target or was it a crime of opportunity.

@@E-Kat No that isn't the reason why I like this content, I like the videos they make because it spreads awareness all around the world and it takes time and effort to make these videos and I appreciate the work put into this.

@@Ryuu_25 Justice doesn't ALWAYS prevail. Go sit down

@@karma4greedyslumlords490 I am sat down already.

@@Ryuu_25 Good. Stay there until rigor mortus sets in

Unfortunately, it doesnt seem as this is the usual way it's approached.

Are you sure that wasn't the other way around?

@@Consequence 😂

Cops are only the good guys in TV shows.

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You know it sister 👍