@Pᴀᴡɴ Sᴛᴀʀs🇫​ᴀɴ Ah, I see. You're trolling. Righto.

@Pᴀᴡɴ Sᴛᴀʀs🇫​ᴀɴ why you here then

It doesn't take a Sherlock to see where this is going, but I am eager to see justice now!

You’re killin me with this two part, but definitely a cliffhanger for sure. So sad Ana was treated this way, may she Rest In Peace.

Happy New Year ladies! Hope you had a decent 2021, qnd here's hoping 2022 is even better, namely in regard to the success of the channel! You deserve it! ✌🥳🍻🥂🍾🎆 Edit: Holy shit! Just looked at the subs after not checking for awhile, and I do because when I come across a channel I love that's in it's infancy, I like to follow the progress. 243K!!! Wtf! You two *exploded!* Grats!!! 😆🍻

It paints a violent, haunting picture for sure.

Absolutely.

Depends. Regular stick on nails come off really easily. If they were acrylic or something then yes that would stay with me.

@@CannabrannaLammer I think either way it’s a horrific image. The brutalisation of her by that monster is not worth thinking about.

@@PrincessxXxZEOD I agree. What a nightmare that crime scene must have been. Poor Ana.

Hearing what she had to go through at the hands of bullies as well as the absolute terror she must’ve felt as she fought to get away from this evil monster had me crying. As someone who’s dealt with a physical disability since birth as well as some mental health issues I could absolutely relate to what she went through I was bullied for awhile in grade school also;my heart just hurts for Ana and her parents. I know I would’ve reached out to tell her she wasn’t alone and absolutely would have made every effort to be her friend Rest In Peace beautiful you did not deserve what happened to you.❤️❤️ Note:If anybody reads this and you are dealing with health challenges feeling lost or are experiencing bullying,anxiety etc you are NOT alone and you MATTER. If you need to talk I am here to listen.😊💕💕

Its truly so heartbreaking.

This is why I believe in the death penalty in rare cases like this one.

so sad that Ana was bullied.

When, I was in 5th and 6th year in secondary school, no one called for me either, I didn't have a friend in the world!! It's is a common occurrence, for a lot of secondary school students

they pratically have.

Is that really true? If it is, then that's just sad. Crimes as horrible as this committed by any juvenile should warrant an adult trial. I was really hoping that they would get a harsher punishment for doing what they did to Ana.

They get to play Xbox all day long getting well fed better than most.. it’s gonna be like the bulger case the murderers will get special treatment

I always thought of Ireland as a more progressive country, and bullying would have relegated to the past. But alas that only exists in Utopia 😞😞 I wish they had committed the two monsters to Real Life sentences.

@@rastaman5354 yes, and look how wrong about those two as to which was “worse”

These 'minors' need to be executed. If you take a life especially in such a heinous and cowardly way. You should lose yours.

someone from that town knows those bastards’ names. they should share so that everyone knows

This story is beyond tragic, Ana was too beautiful for this world Criminals do not deserve protection

I wholeheartedly agree!

When both boys didn't turn up for school after their arrests, it wouldn't have taken very long for the whole community to realise who the boys and their parents were! Probably their identification was made even easier by the sort of behaviour they were in the habit of getting up to prior to this horrific murder!

In my opinion there is no redemption for them.

They deseve death

They won’t be

America's "justice" system is garbage, BUT they DO get it right at times when it comes to cases like these. Not always. But it's always crazy to me how incredibly light places like Canada, the UK, and Australia are on violent crime. Makes me think they're dangerous to live in. They should never be let out. When you're doing this, especially unprovoked, you give up your rights to live in society. They WILL offend again on some level or another.

Someone who’s either not taken so much as a high-school psych class, or someone JUST like those little freaks. Either way, someone delusional and mentally unwell.

Ditto that.

Well said

Well said. I’m also so glad that Anna was adopted by such loving and attentive parents and that they all had happy years together, knowing that she was loved. I’m just so glad that she knew she was loved.

Yes, it's confusing to me that someone so beautiful, natural and hopeful would be met with the opposite of what she deserved. I don't get it. I know we as parents are supposed to let our more vulnerable teens experience life, but there's just to much manipulation by so called normal thinkers out there. So I continue to helicopter.

I replied to another commenter. I grew up in southeast ky and you hit the nail on the head.

right. the kids in school seemed nasty too. like are there none that tried to be good and be her friend?? just wtf i know teens can be cruel with each other but i hope the ghost of Ana haunted all of them including those that did nothing knowing she was bullied constantly

Kids will be kids & some are lil terrors. Growing up we knew many kids: some shy, friendly, bullies, juvenile delinquents, criminals, yes. But where were the parents?! Borh of my parents worked alternating days & nights & we were never left alone & w babysitters I can count on one hand. They were always there for us & our friends watching over us like hawks! Nobody fked w us bc they knew my Dad would fk them up good & they'd never be found even in seances! Friends came over to our house rarely ever allowed to anyone's house. Period. No shenanigans. Why did her "father" allow his 14 yr old daughter to just leave the house w anyone much less a boy even knowing that she had no friends & w/o asking where the fk they're going?! At least her Mom was more on the ball yet fruitlessly. I know that when I went "missing" ( I escaped bc wanted to spend the night/wkend at a friend's house) my parents called the police w/i the hr, reported me gone, told them where I was & had them escort me home w/i 2hrs! My parents didn't mess @ when it came to their kids even w their own jobs, problems, or vices. If that lil girl is dead I put the full responsibility on the parents... the father was home when she just left w some boy?! We never dared doing that & our parents would have never allowed it! If her parents had called police asap mb they could have saved her. My father would have made those boys talk! That shit would not have happened in our home. PARENTS! WATCH, GUARD, & DISCIPLINE YR CHILDREN! YOU ARE THEIR FRONTLINE (OF DEFENSE) & THE BUCK STOPS W. YOU!!!

Heartbreaking. But it could have been avioded if her Dad had said... "You ain't going no where!!! Yr friend can visit you here or they can leave, alone".

@@MademoiselleIcelfly Disgusting comment needlessly attacking parents who, by all accounts, did everything they could for Ana. Stop using Ana's death to trump up your own parents. Its disgusting.

Hell, the cops even bullied her after she was dead. I've never seen "sallow skin" in a missing persons report. Pretty much straight up called her fugly.

the same as the james bulger killers

Their identitys are well known and much like at least one of the Bulger killers they will forever be found on social media and doxed unless they leave the country and get plastic surgery.

Exactly!

It's happening all the times....Russia is target...iam discuss what level is the hate now...Russian kids in Australia bulied daily 😭🙏

@@TheNecaska this was 2018… not now

@@shizumaakiyama3129 maybe it happened back then too?

@@TheNecaska Where in Australia are u? In Sydney the Russians are still loved. My neighbors are Russian and he is the nicest man I have ever met. Everyone in this building loves him,not 1 person has anything nasty to say about him or any of the others. Although there aren't many that I know personally. There's only him,his wife & 2 other old men and their kids. But not once have I seen any racial hate against them,before or after & especially now.

U saying this makes me think u can

@@NA-wj7ez ssssshhhhhh don’t tell everyone or you’ll be next!!!

Not to spoil it, but the worst part is these two will be walking among normal people again in their lives.

What I find horrendous is how many people claim they just asked someone hey wanna go do this and they say yeah sure. Really? Just like that you decide to kill someone? So scary, reckless, pointless, and evil.

I'm a conspicuous foreigner living in a country in which it's rare to see people my race, even rarer women my race, so people usually refuse to sit next to me on the train and in other places, and sometimes I think, as a fan of true crime, how they act like I'm inherently harmful based on appearance, but who knows how many people they moved to sit next to were actually bad people or if the movers were bad people themselves. It's one reason why it annoys me when someone says a criminal/killer/etc. doesn't look like a criminal/killer/etc. What is a criminal/killer/etc. *supposed* to look like, then? I can imagine what the answer would be.

Because people don’t understand that the core of all bullying issues, begin with the parents/guardians of those children. Those kids who DO the bullying, have even lower self esteem than the sweet kids they attempt to destroy. Nobody is facing this issue correctly.

Boy A is evil ... this is going beyond bullying ... parents, teach your children to have the utmost respect for all human beings and animals ..

@@freedomofspeech766 Exactly, it does go way beyond bullying. What kind of craven, inhuman fucked up shit are we teaching boys that any of them can feel entitled to doing something like this to another person, mostly girls and women, especially at this age. These things don't come out of nowhere, and it all comes down to education. Fucking all of it. It's too easy to think so many people are just violent just because. It's not a thing, no one is born violent, abusers and killers are made, so it's all of our responsibility to stop making them.

Problem is, nobody is going to value someone who doesn't value themselves. Had this girl possessed the slightest bit of self confidence, she wouldn't have been lured in by the idea of acceptance. Parents need to teach their children to value themselves over the opinions of others. So called "bullies" have no power over those who know their own worth.

@@girlwhomustnotbenamed4139 I hate to break it to you, but the vast majority of those who experience violence and assault are actually males. Males also experience an exponentially higher rate of suicide and mental illness than females. The biggest victims of society are actually men. Females are regularly given excuses and justification for their bad behaviors, while males are regularly held to a much higher standard.

@@SkunkApe407 none of that has anything to do with the fact that some monstrous boys tormented this gentle girl to death and to bring that kind of comment up here & now shows how much you lack empathy for her, too.

Ok child psychologist...

@Molly Bellasario 🤣

Thanks, but no...just a Mum, with a heart & feelings.

Don’t mean to be argumentative but she’s not in a better place she’s dead.

Depends on your beliefs...personally, I believe there is something after death. Ana will be free of pain & the two boys will get what is coming to them, when their time comes.

I grew up in southeast Kentucky and school was a nightmare. Even the teachers catch the bully vibe and treat accordingly. Humans are awful.

You obviously have not heard of the James Bulger case. His killers were a pair of 10 year olds.

It’s best not to bring up your children in deprived shitty areas and this was one of them. It attracts all the wrong people.

@@Romulan2469 What are you wittering on about??! I'm from Dublin and this happened in a pretty middle class area and both Ana and the little pieces of shit who murdered her came from respectable families. But don't let facts get in the way of your random bullshit!

Here in Japan, some teachers join in on the bullying. It also happens at work, adults bullying adults and, because it's hard to get fired here, they're allowed to keep their jobs. Speaking from experience on the victim side.

Many people are capable of such crimes and most of the time they act completely normal on the surface. They are what we call psychopaths.

@@Romulan2469 you'd be surprised to know that many psychopaths are successful people, such as doctors, lawyers, and entrepreneurs. Murderers are not all psychopaths, and not all psychopaths are murderers.

Majority of humans can kill very easily its what we are good at. Look at all the wars in history, humans are naturally barbaric and enjoy killing.

The shocking thing was the boys ages and the fact that they were good students from good families. Ana didn't have a chance. ☹

Many !!!!!

I also have wondered how I would feel or even do if God forbid something like this ever happened to my son. I honestly don't know how I would go on living without him but on the other hand if I got to the sick bastards before the police then I would be the one going to prison for murder. I get so angry hearing about minor's doing such horrendous crime's and then them being let out of prison after serving a sentence. They should never be allowed to have any sort of life outside of prison.

@@twistedseester7684 You're saying a fifteen year old who made a terrible mistake and then serves, say, thirty years in prison is lucky and should not be let out? Wow, that's a very unforgiving take. Males under twenty years of age have now been proven to have great difficulty making sound decisions, and that is compounded when the young person has had a problematic childhood. Most young offenders who have killed go on to have massive remorse for their actions and they wonder what on Earth they were thinking (the answer is, they weren't thinking at all). For them to spend the rest of their life in prison is unreasonable and cruel. Every person makes mistakes. Yes, murder is the most egregious of mistakes but it benefits *nobody* to lock up teenagers forever. It doesn't bring the victim back and it disallows society from getting any worth at all from the life of the offender who is now grown up and remorseful. It also costs enormous amounts of money to house that inmate for the many decades you're talking about. It's totally natural to feel angry at teen murderers but it helps nobody at all to forgo forgiveness (provided they have proven their readiness to live in society) and have them rot in prison for their entire lives for a horrific mistake.

Did it make the news in the US?

part 2 is out on monday

Hope all works out well for your family,🇮🇪🍀❤️

My heart cries for her. Rest in peace sweet angel Anna

Well they should be named at 18 years. Would anybody want their daughters going out with these two evil degenerate boys. I personally think they should be locked up for life. Born evil.

Punishment doesn't fix it

Thanks for sharing your story - love your fearlessness!!

What i experienced..bulliers were peoples that so jealous and dont have confidence and lack of love from family.Never felt down but stay strong and ignored them by showing your strength,inner beauty and confidence.No need to be scared of them.They just rubbish in this world.

One youtuber after another are doing this sad case.Last few days.

If people can’t rely on the state to deal out justice they will start handling things on their own. Sadly, it will take them a while to realize criminals are increasingly valued over victims. There are reasons for this. That’s a different issue.

I never understand why they are allowed new identities. It just hides the monsters that they are from the rest of the world. So what if they were young when they committed the act? Why should they have a right to start their life over when the victims they took away never have that chance?

Liberals..

My daughter was 5ft. 11 inches at 15. She was bullied. All you beautiful tall people are just....beautiful. signed a short mother❤❤

She was such a beautiful girl with every chance of finding happiness. It’s so incomprehensible that young boys would be so violent and have absolutely no regard for another human 💔

@@janetdonald9801 It usually ends up being somewhat because of negligent parenting unfortunately 😕

@@TheJamezay I agree. Parenting is so undervalued and it's vital if we want a better society.

It was unbelievable wasn't it

Happy New Year!

That chapter. Is good 2

That stock image of the sandwich has me on the fence of delicious or horrible looking, lol. Whats the yellow stuff under the eggs??

Exactly, I was bullied at school but thankfully it was just sporadic bullying that only happened when me (the class clown) crossed paths with the pricks of my year, but I saw folks who were tormented daily and even hourly, at the time I thanked the gods that I was not as unpopular as they were but when I look back now I wonder if any of those guys ever went on to have a decent life as their school life was utterly hell. Kids can be sadistic fuckers!

Thank you Michelle! Happy New Year!

Absolutely the best!!

Happy new year!!

Ah, yes, that reminds me what day it is. I was thinking it was Thursday today, LOL. Happy New Year!

I agree with you, you only have to look at the Jamie Bulger case. What those two boys did to that little baby was horrific and you are right, new identities and protection, and one of them went on to offend again, I don't pretend to know the answer, but protecting these evil children is not the answer.

what was bad about the presentation on the other video?

@@zarkalindait's personal preference really. Others may like the conversational (almost gossipy?) tone but, to me, the subject matter deserves a more somber approach. I turned off after lines like '...left with a massive scar...oh wait no, the scar was actually....' and 'I wouldn't say it was bullying - to be fair, I don't know, I wasn't there'. It's not an opinion piece - just get the facts straight and present them with the seriousness the subject matter deserves. The style of presentation shouldn't be akin to celebrity gossip or a make up tutorial. But, as I said - it's just my preference.

@@charlalar14 no comment. 🙄

I believe I watched the same video and am thinking about stopping watching that particular channel - I find that the KZfaqr says a lot of “oh actually don’t know why I said that” or “that’s not true actually” or gives a reason for something happening and says “I dunno I wasn’t there” and it’s really putting me off

@@MsShoCh For some reason I think you're actually referring to Bailey Sarrian. What you said are some things Bailey actually do in her youtube video but I guess personal preference really is different in every individual cause for me, I also like the way Bailey make the story a a little gossipy while doing her makeup. Haha.

I have always thought of adopted children as being the lucky ones, if they have a good life with loving parents. Not only do the parents choose them, they often have to jump through a lot of hoops to prove they are worthy of adopting the child. The bond between them is just as strong, if not stronger, than parents with their biological children.

@@12thDecember Yup, 💯%. The hoops are no joke, for sure. I always tell people when they ask about if I would want to meet my birth mother or not that I wouldn't mind, but it isn't necessary. I'm with my mother now, she just wasn't able to bring me into the world herself. My birth mother was the vessel, but the one who raised me, fed me, clothed me, conforted and believed in me is my mother. Blood has no bearing on that determination.

@@Sick_Boy what a beautiful way of putting it❤️

@@-MaryPoppins- 😉

@@ahhhnushka Slight disagreement. Not all, there's some really terrible examples of neglect and murder that sadly prove this. Agreed on the rest though. Love the name, too, btw. ✌😉🍻

Thank YOU ❤️

I second this! You rock, r.i.p loved ones.