Yea, that is actually pretty common. One time my older brother tickled my little brother and my little brother pooped all over himself. I remember my mom took my little brother out back and hosed him and his underwear and pants out. I mean it's not like you are using a fire-hose that has really high pressure and hurts. It is a basic, average water hose. It is easier to spray the poop off outside than to get a bunch of shit in your shower and/or washer. She wasn't hosing him off out there as punishment but more so to make the least mess as possible. He didn't care at all. lol

🤣yea my mom hosed me down cus I shitted on myself when I was younger ( I was outside and didn’t make it to the bathroom )

Yeah Dr. Phil is a pretty questionable dude. Just trying to get a rise out of them.

See my mom didn’t hose me down at least I do think she did but she did make me take a cold shower and she did hose down my brother when he threw a tantrum cuz he didn’t get the last cookie and smeared shit all over the bathroom walls idk if that is just a Latina thing ( I’m Latina ) or if it’s just a general way to clean ur child that just smeared shit all over the walls making as less mess as possible

My parents would hose me down in the yard when I would play in mud or whatever. I don’t thinks it’s weird at all.

like that's a texas thing for sure. fake texan, i think XD

ontxtteredwxngs I’m not even from Texas and that’s happened to me

@@fislinetimea Im from Chile.. is pretty normal.. even in hot days when we wanted to go to the beach and our mom couldnt take us. We would be hise down and sometimes even neighbour's would join and it was way more fun. Nowdays people does not do it not because is cruel or anything.. simply because we are more water conscious

He smeared poo all over the place of course they hosed him down outside duh they were not abusing him

@@fislinetimea From Slovakia here. It's pretty normal from the area I'm from. Then again, I grew up in a small village and on a farm so I suppose maybe that's why it doesn't strike me as odd

Yeah that could be shock or anxiety

That is so true!! But people like to judge without knowing how someone will react to a anxiety attack. When my dad was dying from cancer, I was grabbing his hand and as soon as he passed I burst laughing so hard that some of the family looked at my as if I was crazy AND I do loved my dad so much, we had a very strong and special relationship, weird one, like we will fight all the time but at the same time we could almost knew what the other was thinking, I know he would die for me and I for him anytime. Since I can remember I have had the same reaction to pain or grief.

She was smiling all the time…

True... I get uncomfortable in a lot of situations. I either go into shock, or freeze up. I get fidgety, I sometimes laugh when there is clearly nothing to laugh about. I also either don't cry at all, or I cry too much and I hate crying in front of other's. If I was ever interviewed with millions of people watching it; they'd probably think I'm guilty just because I'd be so awkward!

I took a first aid course and the instructor was very clear that laughing was a stress response. It's only officially been recognized in the last few years. She was in hospital for a leg fracture and because she was laughing from shock the doctors though she was making light of her injury. Because of that they didn't treat her properly until months later and now she has a limp for life because of the delayed treatment.

I know it’s so ridiculous, Casey Anthony absolutely murdered that baby. I can’t even watch anything about that case anymore because it makes me so angry and sad. Then this lady gets life in prison, it doesn’t make any sense.

Both are guilty. Both are walking free but one has nothing to do with the other.

For real wtf. And that other girl who buried her baby in her backyard that cheerleader girl! She didnt get in trouble either. Like wtf

This is what I came here to say...unbelievable. The whole situation is heartbreaking but I really don't think this situation was intentional. Casey Anthony however murdered her little girl and got away with it.

And also honestly like she didn’t seem really that bad my mother would do the same thing, Also they should have considered he went into the pantry.

Exactly my thought, they said the parents watch him die and do nothing , yet their rushing him to the clinic like aren’t that obvious enough they really care about him they rush him to the clinic

Litteraly like wtf

When he said that i got mad. Like was he not hearing what they said

Yessss

I totally agree... What a hell happend here??? 😨

true when i get muddy or just on occasions I'm outside and slightly dirty

If it's too cold...

It was in October. But also in Corpus Christi TX so probably not cold out.

@@elizabethdulworth5724 yeah Texas is usually hot

Anything. Lucy the setting of the hose?!? It’s a house-side hose it’s either on or off that’s literally the only setting.

I never stopped thinking about Hannah. I am so so glad she’s been exonerated.

I'm so happy to read this. She regularly crossed my mind.

IMO both of those foster parents were abusing Andrew and got away with murder.

I believe she is innocent as well

Alyssa Pape I completely agree with you. This must have been so devastating.

Caden Gibson Why do you think that?

about the smiling/smirking thing, whenever I'm nervous or worried I laugh. it's kind of just a thing my body does to cope w/ the situation, so I don't think her smiling was malicious either.

Me too. They just needed a body to charge with the crime.

Yea that was a little strange. They were acting as if she hadn’t done anything. Do they think her calling 911, waiting for them to get there and then taking him to the hospital anyway would’ve saved him? Like in my opinion she took more action than some would’ve by just taking him herself.

Exactly... A trip one way is faster than a trip two ways!

I thought she just drove him to a clinic?

The Cops just wanted to pin it on her no matter what by the sounds of it..🤦🏼‍♀️..not fair

not to mention they have 6 kids, driving your child is definitely cheaper and usually faster. this seems like a reach to pin a crime on them.

Great info and thanks for sharing your story.

Can i ask what health issues please? I get a random rash almost daily & swollen face lips feet etc... I'm wondering now 🤔

@@goin_back2_kali my symptoms are mostly “belly” related but I also get breakouts and headaches. But that’s just my experience it can have all kinds of allergy symptoms

You're a good writer. Your story was fun to read.

Mg reading this gave me goosebumps cause I have a similar “my dumb kid brain” lol story Uhgggg crazy .

This story made me think twice about adopting or being a foster parent 🥺😟😏

His diagnoses was based on his abusice foster parent's word

​@@jedimindtrick-pi8xeand everyone else who lived in the house. Not just her.

I’m Crafting Right Now Have you ever eaten just a tablespoon of salt? Or bitten into a lemon? The human body has mechanisms that reject these extreme tastes and it immediately becomes unappealing to you because too much of it is damaging. There is no way a toddler could just ignore these survival instincts. It must have been forced into him. (like they did with spices as punishment for the other kids)

@@mockingjaypin People with Pika crave things that would normally make other people respond with repulsion,

mockingjaypin Actually had a friend that ate salt by the hand full and would drink lime and lemon juice straight from the little lemon and lime shaped bottles.

@@mockingjaypin lol i still eat into a lemon as a joke with my mates

@@mockingjaypin have you ever eaten a cigarette butt?

I feel like this is what a Mexican grandma or mom would do as well 😝

honestly yeah lol

It was a punishment when I was a kid because it's so cold outside where I'm from.

Ari Saí lol my Mexican grandmother did that to me and my siblings when we were young but not as a punishment but something related to our bathroom shower being broken lol

I know it Lol

I was honestly imagining it being like a broth if she heated it up so I don't think it's that weird either.

Salt water is not what you want to give a kid after 2 bowls of canned soup. Mix pedialyte or a little juice in the water. How did she get a nursing degree?

@@WouldntULikeToKnow. thank you!!! Omg the amount of people excusing her behaviour in the comments, how does a nurse not know about salt poisoning?

It's just odd because she worked in the medical field. She should've known juice or something is safer. But I definitely don't think she wanted to murder him. Especially since he wasn't even officially adopted yet. If he was too much for them they could've gave him back.

Possibly she just wanted to recreate the taste of the soup to satisfy him without giving him too much soup. It's a bit odd, but she's an overwhelmed mother

@Jan Lima What the fuck? No, kids in foster care most likely have extreme trauma from past households. If you were a foster parent you’d honestly understand.

ogramsm G I was thinking the same thing, kind of to curb the craving without letting him know that he wasn’t still eating soup

ogramsm G I was thinking that!

Same here was thinking that too

Yes, that's what she would do. I saw another doc on this. He was always hungry and she knew she had just fed him but still wanted to appease him.

literally like broth

Aryn Lipke lol Ikr

I think people are picturing the sort of prison hosing down, high power and cold

Aryn Lipke ikr

Right?! We did it all the time as kids, and I did it to my kids! Lol

Right? to me it kinda makes sense. If he had faeces all over him, the dad probably didn't want to get the house even dirtier by trying to get the boy to the shower.

Because I wasn't familiar with this case, when I heard that she gave him seasoned water I thought it was a great solution tbh. I've accidentally overcompensated for my chronic low blood pressure with huge amounts of sodium and it's excruciating but entirely accidental

I’m sorry for your suffering. It’s easy to backseat quarterback. Much harder in the heat of the moment.

you're not saying that burning these sheets on the grill would be healthier because the heat kills the ecoli? Just throw them out in the big bin

Spraying him outside with the hose is not right. He should have been sprayed in the shower (and the shower disinfected after) with LOTS of reassurance and compassion. Taking his mattress was inhumane. And burning shitty sheets on their grill shows that they had no concern about germs. 😔

Bless you. That had to be so hard.

Emily Riley my reaction is ya profile pic

that's exactly what I was thinking

Yup. Like mixing a little bit a juice into water to give it the taste.

Odd but yeah for flavor

I've done this for myself once.

It’s a hard situation because restricting food actually makes it worse. The best thing for them to do is always allow him to eat when he wanted (healthy options) and always allowed him to hold food until he realizes he will never be restricted

I get what you're saying, but if we were hearing this story and were told they locked up all of the food, people would say that is abuse. There are people who have caught CPS cases for doing just that

CPS would have taken him back had they seen locks on the food. I've seen this happen.

@@Britt1Marie I was saying the exact same. CPS has some weird rules and restrictions.

maybe she shouldn’t have gone out of her way to hoard child and adopt a disabled child if she was so tired and stressed. the parents were selfish. when you have that many kids and one of them is disabled or has behavior problems then someone is going without, multiple someone’s most likely

That's how it is in all cases.

Nathan Chung,,Most cases in the US are like that

People are never actually proven innocent, just not guilty

True in every case

Nathan Chung they are guilty of being responsible for the death of Henry.

My mom did too because I liked playing in mud. She would also spray me with the hose as a playtime thing because I just enjoyed it. Definitely not abuse!

It literally happens all the time in the south, and is normal.

I'm from Germany and I don't know a single German who would let their kids dirty into their house, especially when they're covered in poop. I was being showered in the garden all the time and my friends as well lol.

Seriously! You wouldn't want poop getting on the furniture and walls. It makes sense to wash it off outside where animals use the bathroom. Kids even find it fun/funny getting hosed down.

Just last week my girls had mixed water into the sandpit and “shampooed” it into their hair. I sprayed them down with a hose before bringing them inside and putting them in the bath. I wouldn’t consider any of that abuse. I’m in the UK and it was a gorgeous sunny day

Seriously! My mom loves me more than anything and is a super protective parent, and yet I’ve been hosed off in a yard plenty of times😂 but I’m also from Louisiana so maybe that’s it.

I live in Louisiana and that’s where that seasoning comes from. That seasoning is full of nothing but salt. I would never put that on my sons food and I live here where it’s very common to use that seasoning.

Emma Ramsay exactly, imagine shit instead of vomit 🤢

Girl,.. it kinda sounds like you need a new boyfriend. I bet you can do a lot better.

I upgraded ;)

If your motive, isn't to make the person die of cold, freeze, not breathe, expose, humiliate, damage or cause them pain & just clean them. It's just an outside shower. What if it's a bucket? Then it's not bad, it can be if you are trying to harm the person. Why does it being hose matter more than how or why is this done?

Yeah because that's the same as a 4 year old past abused child. Seriously.

That's literally what I was thinking. They could have just told the state that they wouldn't be able to care for him with all of his medical problems. There was no reason for them to kill the boy. I think they were innocent.

Came here to say the same thing. They hadn't adopted him yet, so it would have been easy to find another solution for him.

there is little to no evidence to say that she actually killed him tho. I think she deserves to be set free.

because she didn’t

Ikr I was like why would she go to the length to KILL HIM when she could have just gave him back like??????

Yes! This i agree with. I would actually prefer we were given representation at the start without having to ask but at the very least it doesn't mean you're guilty if you want to talk to a lawyer.

i just googled it and, yeah... seems like something it could be, although i do think maybe it was combined with pica? i dont know though i'm just a nurse

Yeah I just commented that too, PWS is way worse than pica, patients end up dying because of it.

You're not "just" a nurse. You're a nurse, and your work is incredibly valuable.

Me too. It's a nervous thing. I smile when I lie....or when I'm scared....

@@tacobell7679 like I really got in trouble all the time at school because of that... Like the teacher would yell at me and Id smile and sometimes giggle

@@rhinoavocado1569 Omg same. One time the teacher started yelling at our class and I started laughing and she almost wrote me up.

@@tacobell7679 I really don't know how to control it lol

@@rhinoavocado1569 Me neither. It's just a struggle I've got do to deal with. The only problem is that I have 456 other problems I need to deal with before I get to that one.

RIGHTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

Seriously!!!

Exactly!!! Really blows my mind!!

because Casey was a compulsive liar & it worked in her favor. She had the defense tell many stories to the court, that it confused people and they couldnt give a guilty verdict. There was too much doubt.

LITERALLY

Right?! Who calls the ambulance because a kid puked and felt cold?!

I live in Poland where calling ambulanse is free but paramedics would always scream at me that I was wasting their time and were soo pissed of because I called them due to my father epilepsy.

I don't care how much an ambulance ride cost. Her child was in distress. She was supposedly still recovering from the accident and being pregnant, but thought it was a good idea to handle this emergency situation herself. She's a trained EMT with 5 other kids, but couldn't decipher he needed immediate care.

@@MzYoShow TEA!

I mean, I think that's a reasonable punishment, when I was younger and I destroyed something my mom would take it away to show me how it feels to be without it, ya know? plus sleeping on a frame isn't that bad, maybe some back pain but thats abt it. Burning trash on a barbecue stove is strange tho.

Shit as a child I could sleep on hard wood floors perfectly fine 😂😂😂 now as an adult if i sleep without a pillow or in the wrong position then I feel broken 😂🤷🏻‍♀️ to each their own.

The hosing depends. What was the temp outside? HOW did they hose him off? As they were into unorthodox punishment for their special needs child, It's hard to believe this wasn't done in an abusive manor. Remember he was forced to go sleep on a box with no bed clothes after he was hosed down. Then was not given NEW bedclothes..... They were abusing this child and he died. His death at a minimum was abusive negligence.

my thought was if he couldnt sleep on the couch for whatever reason they could have put a bunch of thick blankets on the floor or something. i used to do that sometimes as a kid just for fun

Damn, I can’t believe anyone thinks this normal or appropriate.

She could've been on medication for her injuries from the car accident and maybe that made her drowsy. This kind of thing can happen to anyone, but unfortunately this was the one in a million instance where it ended tragically. I know hindsight is 20/20 but maybe they should've locked up the cabinets.

Right. She’s jsut now becoming a parent so she don’t understand the exhaustion that overtakes you at some points no matter how hard you try to stay awake

I agree. I heard that and was like uhhhh

hard agree. I'm usually in agreement with Kendall but as I was hearing the story, all I was thinking was what brave parents trying to handle this child. I mean, just regular tantrums are hard to deal with in the moment. These parents were dealing with way way more, even if they signed up for adopting him knowing his difficult background. I think about the early nights with baby, poop everywhere--not the same as this foster kid but it's survival mode. I hope when Kendall's lived through her one child for a few years she revisits this video with an update. Some of her judgements were a bit harsh.

@@tors1278 totally agree was thinking the same thing!

Allison Pearce she burned sheets so he wouldnt keep getting from garbage.

Poor little guy :( This is so sad, my husband was starved as a child, before foster care and remembers eating gum off the sidewalk :/ As someone who has also taken in family members children, via the state, and had 2 very challenging Grandchildren with behavioral problems; they really should've put him in a situation where he had more one-on-one care. It is not the child's decision, or fault, that he is damaged! Why abuse him more, after all he has been through? Garden hose bathing, wooden bed sleeping, and feeding him obviously not normal amounts of food, even if he has an obvious eating disorder??? What about counseling? Why not tell the state you're in over your head, and need a specialized home counselor, or need him to go to a more specialized situation?? NO sympathy here - It is up the adults, to know when it has become too much!! We had 5 kids total at one point, with our 3 children, and the 2 Grandkids who's parents lost their rights - and had some tough choices to make at one point. There is an element of shame, in realizing that you're in over your head, and they obviously were. Sorry, not sorry. The foster parents were in the wrong!!! Worried about what their "church family", and friends would think. So so so sad!!! They clearly committed child abuse, in MANY ways. I'm appalled :(

Jose Melendez could have just taken them to the dump.

Not defending them but I think he burned them on the grill bc they were probably in a neighborhood and unable to build a fire or burn them on the street/driveway

Amanda Cobb I agree, I understand that I don’t know the whole story and what they were thinking/feeling but in my opinion burning soiled sheets on something that you cook on sounds really gross and like there were many other options that were a little less extreme and disgusting

I just did that two years ago while babysitting my neighbors' kids. It was a hot day, so I had prepared a water balloon fight and brought out the water pistols. We re-filled them from the garden hose, and in the end we took turns spraying each other with it. It was a lot of fun!

My mom even did it to me as a teenager when I came home with my white soccer uniform and my whole body full of mud😂😂

same😂 we still be spraying eachother down after we ride fourwheelers. it honestly just helps not get the house as dirty

Mia BSD true

Yea but she probably did it with soap instead of taking a shower

I think you're right, though I'd also throw autism into the mix. Lots of autistic kids are obsessed with smearing feces (scatolia), especially when in distress. Poor little kid.

Yes I was thinking this too. I wonder if that’s why his condition got worse after the car accident. Something in that situation (maybe the sight of Hannah’s bruises?) must have triggered his ptsd

No, we crave salt too. Remember salt is a rock a mineral

I could see burning the sheets, just not on the grill, that’s weird and gross. Everything else I was like “ehh okay” but tbh I can see how the cops walking into a house after a kid died and seeing them just sleeping on a wooden frame and burned sheets on the grill would probably not look good

I actually agree with you and I defenetly don't think they are bad parents because they do really seem to care about their children it's just really sad what happend:(

Didn't want him to over eat so give him water with seasoning?? How is that a logical explanation?🤦‍♂️ be a lot easier to just not give him more...he was a child and she gave into his "tantrum/demand" do you know how many times my niece wanted chocolate pudding and icecream for breakfast doesn't mean that's what I have to give her..

@@SaudiLiving1 this is an EXTREMELY GOOD point! I can deff see usingthe grill after thinking about it. 6 children around and replacing the grill is something you can do but you cannot take back a child getting into an open fire. The dad was frustrated and trying to get rid of the sheets permanently so the kid would stop trying to get them again and again. He threw them in the grill, easy to contain the fire cuz you can close the lid and walk away which makes since as to why they weren't completely burned up too. He prob threw it in there and got back to cleaning everything up and was not about to go back to that until he could just take it to the dump and get a knew one. It does make since in that light.

@@PR-xm5zc You need to read up on pica.

Skye Karn I did that when I was younger 👌

Yeah I have a friend that buys canned broths and she drinks that casually

No it wasn't

Sylvia Crafts what do you mean?

My husband actually eats tomyum cubes- which are basically cubes of salt and Tom yum flavouring that we would use for a broth

Yes! How can people tell you how you're supposed to act and grieve?

As a person with trauma, I have laughed in dark situations or being questioned about my experiences, in exasperation and disbelief

@@polardirt4835 exactly that's the thing. You can be as knowledgeable as possible about medicine and medical conditions and sicknesses. but a lot of sicknesses have the same symptoms. Like food poisoning being mistaken for a stomach bug, or a virus being mistaking as the flu. You can't blame her for thinking originally that he had made himself sick from his tantrum or that he had come down with a stomach flu as those would have been explainable symptoms and the last thing you think of being wrong is some type of poisoning. An average doctor would have confused his salt poisoning for the same thing. Just like how lead poisoning is often mistook as some other issue before tests are done. All the officers involve or the jury can't just go off on her and accuse her for something she didn't catch fast enough/realize and for an honest mistake. It wasn't her fault. And it's not her fault for not looking at what she was taking away from him when he had got into the cabinet as she was likely too busy scolding him. And for the police officers to use that as an excuse for "she killed him"? that's just poor work and premade assumptions and accusations on their side. In the clips you can see how they're pressuring her into saying she did it, how accusing they are. That's an officer whos decided she. A still in shock mother who couldn't even think right was guilty before getting the full story or caring to. the jury did the same thing and arrested her due to their accusations without looking at the bigger picture and had allowed the poor boys death to cloud their minds without even trying to look at it from her side. This whole case was handled poorly, and if I were her I would have sued them for the years they took and for the false accusations they threw (sorry for writing so much oof)

The Megan Experience Exactly on all points they did not do this to him

Sounds like the doctors are responsible..🤔

She’s a medical professional, not an average Joe. She should’ve known he was dying, that’s what she’s trained for. Anyone would know that amount of sodium isn’t good for anyone. She acted weird af in the trial and questioning. I refuse to believe this was all accidental. Especially when the other lady who had him said she’d never had issues with him eating even anything that was left out.

@@emilyyoung8552 Pica can develop, its very possible that he did not show symptoms when he was with her. Instability emotional trauma and familial seperate are all risk factors, things that he experienced after leaving that home.

Yup too much salt builds up in the system overtime , RIP little angel so sad

Agree. I think she is completely innocent

CheerupButtercup I agree!

I agree. He probably did this all the time and it built up in his system. RIP poor child. I used to lick layers of dust off window screens/vents etc even when I was 6/7 yrs old. It was a conscious decision, I remember loving the taste. I sometimes wonder how I'm still alive :P

Exactly

Exactly. Those poor kids can't have a mom. The older girl has to teach the younger how to do her hair because that's something dad doesn't typically know how to do. It's sad.

Caitlyn O'Neill yeah and every single parent/adult who would point out those malpractices have or will probably do something that would fit that category.

Soo true

This is so true.

Yepp, especially if they think hosing a kid off outside is not normal. lol My mom has hosed us off many times, washed our mouths out with soap, put hot sauce in our mouths, etc. Not to mention being spanked. She would have been in jail for sure if they were analyzing her. lol

@@kenetrice I'm from Poland and live in Canada so hosing off seems cruel to me because there are only 2 months of the year where that would feel good 😂 Definitely depends on your own personal experience.

I'm so sorry for this. I'm a foster parent, and it kills me to hear of kids getting hurt in foster homes. We work so hard to make sure every child that enters our home is loved so well.

Facts! This poor woman, I feel for her entire family as well, our justice system is such a crock of shit!

when i was younger i used to "nervous smile" when id get in trouble. not bc what i thought i did was funny but bc i was nervous and scared for some reason id just feel the need to smile i guess to hide the fact that i was nervous and scared. idk its a really weird thing but it really does happen.

Yes! I do the same but I laugh instead! I hate it 😖

I'm freaking out because I'm convinced he had prader willi syndrome. I know she's acting weird but I'm sure she's got a lot going on mentally

I do the same... I was always told that I had to smile as a kid, that I had to be "perfect". So now when I get in trouble I smile and smirk as if I have everything in the bag.

Especially when covered in poop..

I agree! I bet the kid had pieces of stuff in his poop because he ate everything in site. I wouldn’t put my kid in the shower and wouldn’t want all that going down the drain. But we will never know the real truth of what went on behind closed doors. It’s a sad story.

Agree! No parent would want the carpet and house to get dirty from a dirty child running around the house.

Same the thing I don’t understand is the shit covered sheets in the grill

She couldn't just take him to the doctor, that was the orders of the adoption not being final,

Wow Wut thank you! It’s so ridiculous.

Wow Wut THIS

Totally agree. Not to mention, those kids lost 7 YEARS with their mom that they can never get back. At least this woman drove straight to help, rather than leaving a dead body in her freaking car.

yup! the system is fucked!

Amy Rowley that was my first thought!

Say lmao seems very inappropriate when talking about the death of a child

Yeah the only thing I don't understand is why they didn't lock up the fridge and pantry when they knew their foster son had a problem with eating everything in site. I think that's the only part that's their fault.

@@WhitneyDahlin well.. maybe they were afraid, that if they'd lock it up, he would eat bath soap or something worse.. who knows...

@@fotostudiomadam they should have locked that up too. literally any kind of chemical or soap or cleaner has to be locked up when you have a child like that.

@Madison Wadsworth But the guy saying it was from an interview I believe and he said that but I believe the mother said it as well what she did.

@Madison Wadsworth she makes these videos all about white people too like lmao

Madison Wadsworth the guy in the interview said it lmao watch the video before getting passive aggressive

Sara Beth Cox exactly! This is WAY quicker than waiting on 911....there is legit nothing wrong with this.

cerys.emb i agree, the mom was super tired and in pain and she didnt want to go through the trouble of making a third bowl of "real soup". she knew the kid would eat anything and water and seasoning isnt bad for you so i rlly don't see anything wrong with her giving him that to drink

exactly!!! when i was a little kid i would love to be sprayed by the hose, even if it was cold, little kids literally dont care its fun for them

@@alaynaolive248 even now it's fun to be sprayed by a hose , whenever my brother and i play outdoors we would get muddy and when we come home we would hose ourselves down , last year one my friends fell into a puddle , it was slightly brownish so we made our way over to my house to hose him down , we ended up playing tag with it. nothing wrong with using a hose to shower why "dr" phil says it is idk , he is a pos rip andrew, i cannot begin to comprehend the pain the family went through , if i lost my brother (he a stupid head but i love him) i would be devastated , he is my bestfriend and this video has made be cherish him even more

Exactly! the only thing i agree is weird is burning the blankets, but honestly we all do things when we're stressed, I flushed an apple core down the toilet at 5am once so who am I to judge lol

@@alaynaolive248 I would always ask my grandmother to spray me down with the hose when she was gardening as I loved it.

"Chilli flakes, soap.. it’s all heard of them." Cool. I've heard of forms of child abuse as well...

Ridiculous isnt it?!

Actually you can talk about drugs as much as you want just not in a glorifying way

The Matadore Kendall ily but that’s just overdramatic you know damn well you can talk about drugs on KZfaq. Especially if it is in a context like this.

Things are automatically flagged anything to do with drugs, sex etc get flagged. A lot of people in the LGBT+ community, especially trans people are getting their videos flagged as they talk about their bodies as they are going through transitioning etc. KZfaq is just being way overprotective. I miss how it used to be

If that were the case, a boulion cube would suffice. I wonder how much seasoning was in that cup.

The Menagerie K do you know how much sodium is in each can of soup?? american soup has more sodium than anything else. 2 cans of soup FILLED with sodium + bouillon which is also almost exclusively made of salt is BOUND to have negative effects.

Daniel Feds yeah like if he has it in a cup he can just have a little flavor with water

@@Menagerie_K No, a bouillon cube has a TON more seasoning than a sprinkle of creole seasoning.

Daniel Feds weird but I agree

Prader willi syndrome probably

And of course being in a coma and having sodium pumped into your blood while already having a raised sodium level doesn’t help

@@emilybrandt2644 My thoughts exactly.

Emily Brandt i watcced another cover of this, just a light one, and (i think) it was like an eterny or social worker, i cant remember, but basically they said that so probably

Exactly my thoughts

@Emily Fox I wasn't really asking a question, but I suppose I see the point you're trying to make 🤷🏾‍♀️🙆🏾‍♀️

Savanna LaVera 👏🏼👏🏼

@@SavviiTuesday Thing is, it really was about the physique. Anthony's attorney worked really hard to make her look innocent: she was dressed like a child sometimes, with her hair done in a "nice girl" way, she was crying the whole time, wearing clothes that clearly were NOT from her wardrobe lol.

Because one is religious and the other one isn’t kind of feel like there’s bigotry in this

She was wrongfully convicted and is receiving $600K from the state for her time spent in prison.

Made me think of the interview with Jon Bonet Ramsey's brother, where he was weirdly grinning throughout the interview, (where of course they were discussing his sister's murder.)

He wasn't her son. Its just a random kid they took home..

She spent 7 years in prison where she couldn’t even grieve with her family. She lost 7 years with her surviving children, she probably spent all that time in prison mourning the loss of Andrew so I can’t fault her for being excited to be free and get to be with her family. This was a gross mishandling of justice there was not enough evidence to give her life in prison.

That’s what I thought too!

2 words: good lawyer

I have a bachelor's of forensics and that case pissed me off. The prosecution tried to capture the smell of death in a container as evidence. The hair, not reporting her missing, search history, etc should have been enought, but they get her bad checks?! Our justice system is a joke.

@@SaltyMouse10 cool, I actually plan to go into forensic photography after high school, that case annoyed me as well.

That's Florida for you. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Nah...i have 6 children and each and everyone of their lives is priceless and I would rather struggle everyday with a special needs child then lose them forever

@@dinkyjen79 Amen!

honestly, before adopting someone you have to think about the consequences of having so many children. you have to take the care this child needed into consideration BEFORE adopting.

I come from a huge family with lots of siblings so it’s really not hard to have a lot of children or even to adopt because we adopted as well but I agree with you that little boy was very hard to handle and would have been better off with a family who could give him all the attention he needed.

@@dinkyjen79 Absolutely and that's the answer every single person, or in the very least every single parent, should give. But unfortunately, there will always be parents who shouldn't have parents, horrible people who shouldn't be around kids and monsters that shouldn't be in the free world. In a perfect world, every parent would be like you Jennifer. After such a heartbreaking video, it's great seeing a comment from someone with a big heart and nothing but good intentions like you. Never change! I wish you and your family nothing but good health, happiness and safety.

Actually now that I think about it. The police wanted something big and they saw it as the parents were doing bad things. If I get to the end of video and the parents are released and they find out the parents have nothing to do with the child dying imma be mad.

And if you're freaking out thinking your kid needs emergency medical attention, you're probably not placing him delicately in his carseat. I would snatch him up and run to the car as fast as I could...

I was bruised up a ton as a kid. Truly the Most clumsiest kid ever and I wasn’t even spanked as a kid. A ton of my friends were, too. That 100% doesn’t mean child abuse

Breanne Dixon y r

Breanne Dixon same, I played super rough outside and hurt myself on my own

My siblings had huge knots on their heads when we fell down the stairs. All the time! Bruises are much easier to get

Same here, it's normal.

Exact same with me and I hose my daughter down after the sandbox or when she’s dirty because it’s also a fun activity in the warm days!

Right! I thought it was weird when the interviewer was insinuating that that was odd, I did it all the time as a kid lol

Raelyn Bailey um same

Yes! Me too! That interviewer made is seem like torture! (And I understand that it has been used as torture, but with really cold water and a high pressure and I DONT think that’s what they did)

I agree. This is very common. More than you think.and the cuts and scratches he's a kid and a rambunctious kid at that. And all the medical stuff. How sad. Poor family.

Same but with vegetable bouillon and a grilled cheese

I’ve never heard of it but it doesn’t seen that weird

Me too, my mom would put the chicken bouillon cubes in hot water for me when I was little because I was the pickiest eater and apparently I liked that a lot.

Yes bovril etc very normal

True love, unfortunate we don't see this very much anymore!

Dude, who' s marrying the a guy with six kids, who was also convicted for murder?

Asbeh Nayeh lmaaoo that’s true😂 some women are desperate tho you never know 😂💀

ya ochoa22 LOTS of sick women who find killers attractive 🤢

Umm well duhh she was in jail not dead. Lol

Christ I know she’s getting compensated for the rest of her life but I’d sue the state still. They traumatized her children with no evidence that her or her husband had intentionally harmed Andrew.

the spicy stuff can easily be seen as abuse, depending on HOW spicy the spices is

puppyhowler Doubt most parents are buying ghost peppers or California reapers to discipline their kids. It’s parenting after all, not an episode of hot ones.

I'm from the UK and we had lemon juice put in the mouth for cursing and swearing..never once Is it seen as abuse..

@@lizbitsmith9706 eh you never know with how crazy some parents can be

@@puppyhowler apparently any form of discipline nowadays is abuse? what does biting into something spicy have to do with abuse? can it kill you?

its more common than you think

Unfortunatley there really are some sick fucks out there who would and who actually have. It's terrifying 😔

They could have given him back after the 6 months were up. So I doubt she would have killed him.

My child ate pure salt on a few occasions, also butter and pepper. We used to lock up her favorites until she got over it.

Brooke Bailey why do people birth kids and then kill them

Same. My mom is the best parent I e ever known and shes fine it to all of us. It was kinda fun. Lol

Sheema Ahmad same it was fun asf

@@sheemaahmad8402 Yes!! We used to chase each other around with the hose it was so much fun

Yea unless it was supper cold but I was pretty sure that they live in Texas and there is not that many day in Texas that are cold and it was fun to fun through a hose

@bruh People definitely have reasons to murder, you may not agree with their reasons, that does not mean they don't exist and understanding these motives can be very helpful to understand a case.

She is a guilty witch and is gonna burn!

She didn’t murder him. Point blank period.

@@Arthur-ul2dh they were talking about that they don't deserve it

@bruh she didn’t have a reason to kill him either y’all just want someone to be guilty when the sad truth is that he poisoned himself. Like OP said if he was that much of an issue they could have pulled out of the adoption. He possible had an eating disorder that made him salt poison himself and that’s that. She’s innocent and that’s why she’s free now.

princessUSA2 it is kinda weird that the other lady said he didn’t have issues with eating though

I thought she brought him to the clinic, not the ER. If it were me the first thing I would do I call 911

princessUSA2 exactly

For real what the heck this is totally ridiculous

Facts

exactly that’s why I don’t really think callin 911 would have changed much

I hate the “ why did you start driving instead of calling 911” excuse again and again. Sometimes driving might be quicker? Especially for more rural parts, I’ve seen this a lot in cases.

I've heard of parents having to put locks on the fridge and pantry.