RN here…I worked in the field of Psych for about 16 years. I’ve seen things that would explode your brain. After a while it just becomes your new “normal” to see and hear things that others would think are unreal. One of my psychiatric patients killed our doctor on my shift. If you had a good childhood and your mind is healthy, consider that one of the biggest blessings there is… 💙

This was a heartbreaker. She looks 12 not 21. I just wanted to hug her and wipe her tears and tell her she matters. She deserves better.

"When she was diagnosed pregnant with me..." wow that's a powerful statement that expresses how she sees herself 😢

Her brain wasn't "destroyed by drugs"... shes deeply traumatized and struggling with her cptsd being constantly triggered. I'm glad she's had this opportunity to be heard, for probably the first time. ty...

We’re all rooting for you, Jayda! May you be happy May you be healthy May you be safe May your mind be at ease

This interview was a hard watch for me. My heart broke. The anxiety she has, you could feel it. Jayda has been to hell and back you can see it on her face, Jayda you're a strong woman, you keep pushing forward thru it all. I was happy to hear she still has hope in her. I wish Jayda the best, I pray she gets the help she needs. ❤

This channel does a good job at platforming voices that aren’t otherwise heard. Many interviews like this are challenging to film and conduct. I appreciate the journalistic and cinematic craft.

Jayda could be a runway model. Her story is beyond belief heartbreaking. I pray she gets the mental and physical help she so desperately needs as well as someone trustworthy to have her back. 🙏🏻

Not even 3 minutes in and this is already a hard watch. Only a year older than my younger sisters. How is someone in this position supposed to get out of it without a helping hand? More than that, a whole community to help them heal? We really are all sharing the world but living in VERY different realities. Will be praying for Jayda.

I tried to watch this, but it honestly brought me to tears. I hate that she has to go through something like this. She truly has been dealt a bad deck - and it's not her fault. So sad.

the saddest story I’ve ever heard. She never had a chance 😢😢

This channel doesn’t just give a voice to those without one, it’s an open-ended PSA on the importance of parenting. Nearly every time I see a vid, I realize this. You have no chance without a proper set of parents. Jayda has so much courage for this interview. ❤

Makes me sad the life she’s living at such a young tender age. Please give us an update on her. Thank you 🙏🏻

Broken. Her “family” failed her. She needs therapy and people surrounding her who love her. Heartbreaking 🥹🙏🏾

Predator after predator to the point that now the only way she knows how to take pride in herself is how good of a victim she is. Life is not fair, Jayda's story is heartbreaking and I hope one day she comes across someone who doesn't just want to exploit her.

This is truly heartbreaking. I constantly remind people that some people are dealt a bad hand in life. I would like to see her and others get the help they need.

Out of all the videos I've seen on this channel, this one is the most tragic, heartwrenching to me. I wish somebody would give her the break she's never had.

I want to reach through this screen and hug this woman. My heart literally aches.

Wow. Simply, wow. My heart hurts for her and her incredibly hard life. I admire her strength and drive to be better despite the monstrosity of hurdles presented to her. I really want her to succeed and feel she will. Man, I really hope she does.

The most astounding thing about these videos and listening to these people’s stories, is that each and every human being, no matter how bad their lives are-have a sanctity and goodness about them. No matter what crazy level evil they have been through, you can see that there is an inherent goodness in all human beings.

Damn man, what a fucked up hand to be dealt as a young child. Just when you think you got it bad just remember that someone always got it worse. You can tell she is intelligent, I hope things get better for her.

I had to stop this video to just cry. I wish I could tell her to keep fighting for everything she deserves in life. She deserves love so much. Wish I could just save her

This made me think so much of Amanda, and I really don’t want the same thing to happen. Mark thanks for sharing her story. I pray she gains resilience and more courage to overcome this.❤

My brother is a cancer. he beat me and humiliated me & made my life hell from 8-17 years old. So wen she said "he's a cancer" I knew exactly what she meant. They are the silently but deadly type. I would never date a cancer.

She was the only girl out of 12 siblings. Then 20 minutes into the story and she has a twin sister. She took care of her paralyzed grandmother from the age of 3 years old. She shot her cousin and went to a psychiatric hospital, and now is out. She couldn’t walk for two weeks after a overdose of fentanyl. If all these things aren’t a lie, then I don’t know what is. I suspect, that she is drawing a fantasy picture, that didn’t happen the way she paints it. She has a hard time distinguishing reality from fiction. She knows that playing a victim will gain her sympathy. On the other hand, I don’t doubt, that she has been to a lot of trauma, and that she desperately needs help. It’s going to be hard though. She never had a loving figure in her life. She needs to raise her self from the ashes. It’s hard and lonely.

She may be lying about details but that girl has known a life of trauma.

This was the hardest video yet for me to watch. I am hurting with her and hope she finds a glimpse of hope. Praying.

We need to stop having young women think being a ride or die is a good quality. We need to teach them to stand up for themselves and leave a negative situation at the first sign of abuse.

"mom died when i was six. it was on my third birthday"

This young woman's story is already full of underdog testimonies. Prayerfully, she'll heal her mind,body and soul by God's grace and mercy.

I just watched Angel's interview. Jayda's story is nothing short of heartbreaking. She did not have any proper guidance or support system. She has endured so much trauma.

Oh man, that kills me, to see someone going through this. It is terribly tragic. Jayda, that man doesn't love you. If he did, he would never allow you to have to go through the beatings and the stabbings. He just sees you as his "cash cow", someone who can supply him with money and drugs. I know that it may seem harsh. You deserve proper love. I understand that you probably have absolutely no idea what that even looks like but the only way that you will get there, is by giving yourself the chance to kick the habit. You have to get into a treatment program and you will have to face the terrible things that have happened to you, through no fault of your own. You will then realise that you are deserving of a better life going forward. Hoping that you get that chance.

This is heartbreaking. You can hear the pain in her voice.🎉

Jayda, you are so very strong, even through your crippling anxiety & PTSD. I know I’m not alone by saying that this community already loves you, and is rooting for you! We want to help you achieve your goals. I know you want him to be there, but he isn’t helping your anxiety. Laying hands on you is never okay. Making you feel like your thoughts and feelings don’t matter are not okay. I know how extremely scary it is to feel all alone again, but do what is best for you. Keep hanging in there beautiful girl!

“We are twins, but we have totally different birthdays…” Now I get it. This poor girl was taking drugs at a very young age, and her brain was destroyed by drugs. It has probably stopped developing at some point. She was being used as a thing and had no sense of a self. No awareness of what is right or wrong. She may even have a brain damage. I’m so sad for her. Send all the best wishes to you you sweet girl ❤️❤️

"when you've never been moved it's really hard to move on" -eyedea ... She was given nothing to work with besides heart ache, stuggles & pain. Bless her. I hope she gets the help she deserves.

The most heartbreaking story. My heart genuinely hurts for Jayda. What a cruel cruel world we live in.

Jayda, baby, I wish I could just give her a hug and a safe space. This was so hard to watch but her voice deserves to be heard. I hope she can find a way out of this situation and be a “ride or die” for herself instead of someone who ill treats her. Wishing you the best Jayda! We love you.

She's pretty and tall. She looks like she could be a model. I hate hearing stories like this when they never stood a chance from the day they were born. Being born into that crazy insane world all alone. This young lady didn't ask to be born and didn't deserve anything she was forced into. It makes me more grateful of not being born under the conditions she was. She deserves so much more than was was handed. God, please protect her, keep her safe and get her out of the situation she's in. I feel like just giving her a hug and saying everything's going to be alright. I got you 🙏🏼

My heart goes out to her. She was not given a good start in life, and she has had pain and trauma her whole life. I can hear the pain and hurt in her voice. I pray things turn around for her because she deserves a fair chance at life.….. I think these interviewees need to be careful about what they say on here. It’s not wise to say you committed a crime or incriminate yourself in a video.

It must be so hard to listen to these interviews, when they're so young. Thank you, Mark!

Jayda I am so sorry for all of the horrific things people have done to you. You truly are a beautiful woman who just hasn’t been given a chance. Don’t give up. I’m sure mark can help with resources as a starting point. Jayda you are worth it.

I have to agree that this young lady has had some majorly traumatic shit go down. That being said Meth delusions and not having proper sleep have made her mind fabricate aspects of her life that maybe were different than what she thinks they were.i have seen this happen first hand and it is not coercive but something that person experiences without them even realizing it's partially fabricated. I am hoping for the best in this situation and am afraid for the worst

I have no words, I’m surprised she’s still alive. ❤ you must lay awake at night thinking of these lost soul’s 😢

This one hit me. She's such a good kid. (And one whose life could be changed w the right help.). I hope you continue to follow her and that we are able to see her situation improve.

She has been through a lot.poor soul😢 I hope the best for her. And I hope she is not lying

Great interview. Terrible circumstances. The urge to help is overwhelming. I hope she can break thru the wall and see the light on the other side. Please give us an update on this young lady.

Holding Jayda in prayer and hoping she sees her strength, beauty, honesty and ability to keep shining while stuck in darkness as I see those remarkable traits. I see a beautiful future for this amazing young woman who has survived so much hardship and abuse all by herself. The best is yet to come Jayda. Keep moving away from darkness and closer to the light. And leave Jangu in your past, as a memory, an experience, someone to learn from, how not to be. Anyone sneaking fentanyl in your drink and nearly killing you, leaving you unable to walk for weeks and in a state of overdose for weeks, is not your soul mate, boyfriend, or even a friend. That is someone to walk away from. You are a unique treasure created by God with a destiny to fulfill. What a lucky man he will be, the one who gets to hold, cherish and care for your heart. God bless you Jayda.🙏 No matter how dark the night gets, the sun will rise again. You are loved and appreciated. In your own way, you are making our world a better place. Many people will watch this interview and choose to step away from abusers, drugs, prostitution. You, my dear, are saving lives. Now let’s do the same for you. ❤️

Understand. As an only child of very religious parents, neither of them wanted a girl. They made it clear my entire life by first announcing I was a boy, boy nickname to everyone, dressed me like a boy, keeping my hair cut short, homeschool, forcing me to do manly work on our farm. Then I became, “rebellious,” by embracing my femininely so they locked me in a closet, tortured me, & gave me away to anyone who would take me. I didn’t care if they didn’t love or like me, I just wanted them to be nice to me 😢

So freaking heartbreaking 💔 she needs so much love ❤️

The trauma that girl went through is comparable to that of a child soldier or even worse. Im wondering how she can even hold herself together and not going completly psychotic. This is how bad patriarchal violence is in this country. Unbearable ..... now after watching the whole thing i actually think she is psychotic 😢

This interview is so very heart breaking. Jayda has so much potential in her. She just needs serious rehabilitation for drug and mental health. A product of her environment is what happened to her. With a lot of prayers, support, hope, and guidance can still be possible for a positive change. 🙏🌻🌷

Wow😢 some people are on here calling this woman a liar like they know her personally. If you have never been through a bit of this then you need to really check yourself. The kinda trauma this young lady is reporting ( physical, emotional and sexual abuse, near death experiences, deaths of significant attachment figures, murder to name a few!!!! ) can have a devastating affect on the brain, especially since it started so young. How can you judge her? Praying for you queen ❤❤❤❤ You are important. You matter. You are beautiful. You are intelligent. Focus on you! ❤❤❤

Meth and Crack on top of schizophrenia can create some very very horrible “memories”… Being around Meth my entire life, I’ve seen the destruction that shit has on people’s bodies and minds.

I absolutely need a follow up to this woman. She reminds me of one of my cousins who was dealt really shitty cards in life. You’re still young ! You can figure it out. Hoping you AND my cousin get off the streets. Sending you love. This one really hit me.

Alot of lies and fabrication probably due to her drug use and trauma.She said she graduated from college yet claimed to be using crack from age 12 and said she was home schooled .Probably the only bits that are factual is her mother put her on the game and she started using really young.The cousin story sounds far fetched,the ear piece etc.Her brain hasnt had a chance to fully develop .Its disgusting how some parents screw up their kids lives.

This is heartbreaking. Jayda, hoping you find happiness and peace in your life one day.

Somebody’s lying. Edit: She’s definitely traumatized, but her brain/memory is fried.

Prayers to this young lady! I pray she get the help she needs and I pray joy and peace into her heart. This was a rough one to watch.💕❤️🙏🏻

This beautiful woman's story has broken my heart. I feel for her so much. She's a few years younger than my daughter and I can't imagine my baby going through any of this like she has. I'm praying for her.

Her mom died when she was 6 on her 3rd birthday? I don't understand.

Jayda, girl, you deserve love. You deserve a man who won't drug you, won't beat you, and one who will lift you up. You are strong and I hope one day you can understand this. Bless you for having the courage to do this interview. Sending you love, sweet girl. 🤍💖🤍

She’s really pretty, like she literally looks like a high end model.

God, please look after Jayda and send her the relief she needs to be free of these horrible people taking advantage of her light. God, may she be enlighted with your love, grace, and mercy. May we see Jayda, in 2025 clean and thriving. Amen

This poor baby, I’m looking at her poor little body and listening to her words I think of my son. I couldn’t imagine if this was my child. 😢 😞

Heartbreaking interview and story, for sure. At 21, she has all the potential in the world to get it going in a more positive direction. I truly hope she does.

I don’t know if I can even finish this interview, the pain and sadness in her voice is almost too much to listen to ….i can’t imagine this poor girl’s life.

I want to see a follow-up for her so bad. Her and her boyfriend's story breaks my heart so bad! It just makes me wish I can do something:(

Painful story. It’s healing for these people to sit and talk about their life, and let go of some of their childhood trauma, even though it’s just for the time spent with Mark, it’s a start!

How does one break out of this dark labyrinth that Jayda and others get born into? I hope she imagines a better way for herself, gets a break, gets out, and finds the love she's been denied. She deserves all the love.

??? Her mom died when she was 6 in a car crash on her 3rd birthday, and she was the only one who took care of her grand ma???? I’m confused

Thank you for the subtitles.

This interview is wild. Truly heartbreaking what's going on with young people today.

Flawless skin and beautiful facial structure someone call Rihanna she could model for Fenty!!!!

God bless her heart. Thank you, SWU. You're a sweetheart.

I want to hug her, take her in and show her what family and love is. She deserves all of it. I hope she gets off the streets and learns who she is.

We need places for folks like her who want to try to make a life. She's hard to follow and is definitely suffering from mental illness, but she so lost. This guy She's with is just another person who will wreck her further. This country has allowed this instead of helping it.

Can we please have a follow up on her.

I want to give her a hug so bad born into a rough life. Prayers up for Jayda🙏🏽

I am praying that she gets a lot of help, safe shelter, and a way to live healthfully.

Since Jayda seems motivated to get clean, here’s an idea to help Rebecca (and Jayda). Hire a film crew. Create a reality series around Jayda getting clean. Introduce her to modeling. This is partly for the film-value of it and partly because she could probably do it. When Rebecca sees that Jayda now has the kind of success that Rebecca wants in the fashion industry, Rebecca might be more motivated to let you do the same for her as Part 2.

Heartbreaking. i don’t think she’s ever felt safe. 😢

God Bless Jayda and I wish her all the best🙏🏽❤️✌🏽

This one hit me. Sending all the good energy to Jayda :(

Heartbreaking 💔 So young & so addicted. Some people should never become parents. A terrible start to a tragic adulthood. I hope she has the strength to leave this lifestyle. There is help, if she wants it. Every time that I see one of these interviews..I am so grateful that I had wonderful loving parents.

She's confused & delusional she doesn't even know her real dad that guy was just some boyfriend of mom

In another life, this woman would be a high fashion model. She didnt have a chance, agains tthe odds I hope she can make it.

Jayda, you are so strong. You deserve a peaceful life. You are worth it.

This child needs help. A lot of help. She's willing to do anything to have someone love her. She hurts my heart.

One thing I hate about these videos is that after they’re posted, I never know if the people are still alive now or not. After I watch every video I pray they’re still alive and fix their ways. Be safe out there

Where was social services in this young person's life?!

Wow my heart breaks for Jayda. Shes 9 years younger than me. I have 2 daughters & it is hard to comprehend how many struggles shes been through i pray she can get out of this whole lifestyle & find inner peace & happiness. She didnt stand a chance with her circumstances. Praying she can turn her life around. She is still so young. I couldn't imagine having my own daughters go through half of what shes been through in life. She is fighting back tears the whole time. Heartbreaking. I dated a cancer & he was absolutely narcissistic & manipulative. Best thing she can do is get away from him. There are womens shelters in LA I believe who can help her? :( She can find support through the womens shelters & they will take her in & be her family. Praying for her.

Poor child. Dear lord, please give her strength. She sounds so tired and beaten down. This makes me so sad. Please Mark help her somehow.

This one will haunt. Some have said they can’t believe her story. She’s confused and has mental issues because of drugs. The fact that someone could be this messed up this young is the most unbelievable aspect of this interview. I truly pray that she gets the help she deserves.

11 brothers and not a single one helping her 😢

Some of these stories are fucking gut wrenching. Jeez, man. The trauma these people have been through is insanity. This poor girl never had a shot at a life because of the vile people around her.

Omgosh she's still a baby! I hope to God someone intervenes and helps her out of this mess praying 🙏🙏💖💖

Not even two minutes in and she’s already lying. Her mother died on her third birthday while in a car crash when she was six. Mark has so much patience. I would have to call them out right away and tell them to back up.

So very sad, I hope she beats the odds and finds the way a better life.

I don't often cry during these videos, but this little girl 💙