Your right, his hair was completely peach black and when they show him writing he has so much white hair on his side

I noticed that too. I can't do much but I really wish him happiness.

@@q_q123 Yeah neither can I! As long as we hope for the best!

@@q_q123 ya wish him back his girl. Bet you can't .he won't be happy unless there's a miracle.

@@dreamsteddybearsmaster hope without action leads to nothing Only makes the preacher's like you feel better . Preaching never helped lessen the suffering of actual people in pain

Not the nanny's negligence at all. Many people blamed her looking at her phone, but she wasn't looking at it when the incident occurred. The issue is the elevator and the sub-par software. The thing started to close its door IMMEDIATELY when the nanny was out, and she had no time to reach or the poor girl. Then the elevator opened on a random floor for no reason. The poor woman had no time to react. She had gotten the little scooter toy out of the elevator first to make space for the girl to get out, but the elevator started to closed less than half a second after. Why is it whenever there is an accident with an elevator its almost always in China?

why sad? hundreds of people die everyday around the world, no biggies, it's just the way it is

You cant blame the nanny its his fault why he choose to live there with a toddler. If you want to blame someone either the builder or the owner of the building because they build a building easy for a toddler to climb the windows ..

@@banggoman7371 its the elevator fault, it closed 0.5 seconds after the nanny went in. Most elevators has sensors but this one dosent which is basically a risk for ppl getting crushed by the doors too. Sue the company of that elevator

@@SweetZombiJesus dunno maybe some news just don’t make it to the headlines

True

Wished all children are loved by his/her grandma like little Cherry.

Man this is just so sad

Same here...I'm literally crying rn...this was such a sad video

stop youre making me emotional again

The nanny did her job this was a horrible accident it was not intentional.

@@cortezconquistador I mostly agree with the nanny doing her job. I do think she was partly to blame but she should does not deserve to feel guilty her whole life or be punished harshly for a mistake. It seemed as though the elevator doors closed too quickly.

@@jessw391 I disagree bc she was clearly engrossed in her phone while the kid got left behind, had she been paying attention this wouldnt have happened. And anyone whos working w children knows/should know the stakes of leaving them unsupervised esp in smth like an elevator

@@nonameforprivacyreasons5158 no one should feel a lifetime of guilt because she never wouldve thought leaving a child in an electoral would lead to falling out a window. Plus she got off her phone as she stepped out the lift. The doors just seem to have closed abnormally quick

@@jessw391 its true the doors closed quick. But had she not lied abt her certifications and let someone who actually knew their stuff do the job, they woulda known the dangers of leaving a child behind

Here in my country Pakistan we don't tell our elders if some tragedy had happened because here they have week hearts and of we suddenly tell them the bad news they might die as well so what professionals do here in hospital is that if anyone loved ones have passed away in a car accident they always call the father or the brother. After that they come check the body if it's their loved one once identified the hospital instructs not to tell the bad news to family members who are going through medical issues. After that it depends on the dad or brother who to tell and who not to tell. Here sometimes it is kept hidden from mothers who have history of medical history just to keep them safe and they till the day they die don't know one of her child has passed away a long time ago. But still this only depends on the father or brother of the victim. And if the hospital is professional they just give u a little tip to not just tell the people with medical conditions

@@SAIF.AFRIDI I also don't see the need to tell elderly whom have dementia. But in that case, she lived in the same city as her grand daugther. No matter what lies the father could of came with, it wouldn't had worked long.

@@SAIF.AFRIDI yup that really happens a lot with South Asian countries. Although I don’t like keeping someone in dark but sometimes this is necessary to avoid further loss of family which is why I agree with medical procedure in Pakistan/India about trying not to tell someone with medical situation.

Its called heartbreak.

I understand her if my little sister died , I would also struggle to see hope

Its insane… what stress and grief did to his body and health

that’s how a single person’s stupidity can ruin a whole family , just like how politicians ruin a country.

The loss of a child is the loss of a future. Your life is destroyed.

It's a cycle...

@@mirade1 yes stress has made me look like a 50 year old I'm 30 It's too bad

He look so much older after her death!! His hair is grey & he look damm lost. Whole family must be broken-down for long time, living with rest of regret for lifetime. Even it not right to say others kid can fill that dark hole, other kid cant replace the lost kid but i hope they have other kids. Rather than if they have only kid, i dont know if they can survive this pain. Loved one is not thing to replace, but at least if family have 2 kids (more than 1) they’re still have strength to survive after the painful to take care of others kid. R.I.P little cute little girl. Nanny fault is clearly, but the building fault as well for design PUBLIC WINDOW TOO EASY TOO CLIMB FOR TOODLER. It’s close to the floor & open too dangerous

​@Null Matrix Karma? Shut up. You act like the nanny pushed the child out of the window.

Yes the nanny was on her phone but not while the baby was accidentally left in the elevator. While they were walking out the baby girl did stepped off the scooter and it looked like the nanny thought she was on it before she was left. Regardless this is sad and this was an accident but if they want to claim someone it would be the buildings fault for having those elevator doors close too soon and having the sensors not detect the scooter inbetween the doors

She was his mother in law, it was the child's mother who lost their mother.

Ngl, if i was him, i might have killed myself.

The most imoportant woman in his life is his wife..

@@LaLaLifexo right…

​@Stephanie Rooplal his mom too you can't say she's more important than his mother

Yup ! That video could of turn anyone of the family mad of frustration and sadness. Knowing she was battling cancer, I hope it wasn't shown to her, though I doubted it.

But why did she jumped tho?

@@mnh1270 maybe because she was finding a way to get home, there was a open window she might’ve just walk to there and fell

@@_aera111 Yeah that makes sense

Thats a toddler. How on earth would she knw open window means danger

What happened to the nanny?

​@@cashewnuttel9054 She is free rn and placed on bail. If I were the police I would have sent the nanny to a force labour camp for the rest of her life for negligence and causing the death of 2 people.

@@huh5921 whatever. It was an accident.

@@huh5921 even if you were the police, you wouldn't have the right to send her there anyway

@@hohov the nanny wasn’t taking care of the child at all, so no it wasn’t an accident.

Yeah.... the afterlife in which we humans have made up. People like pretending and making up fairytales.

she chose to stop the treatment and death so that she can be there for her granddaughter on the otherside and make sure her granddaughter wont suffer lonely she said before her pastaway.

And you know they are together forever HOW? There's no proof that they are together at all. You guys keep saying that to find closure for yourself.

@@nathant7437 You said it yourself. It's for closure, let them have it.

@@nathant7437 I do not think you have ever went through the grieving process if you genuinely treat closure as a bad thing

@@nathant7437 i'm sick and tired of comments like yours when ppl talk about any form of after life as a coping mechanism, religion or belief there's no need to treat people this way when they are grieving and trying to relieve their sorrow and pain with some hope it doesn't take to be a religious person to have some sympathy, who are you trying to be "smart" or "clever" for other than yourself? no one cares about these comments and no one will ever go "oh you're right, thank you :)" for these comments, you're just being a sour apathetic pos sick of these i swear

​@@nathant7437 Yoh literally said it's for closure

The door closed so quickly, I feel like it could've happened to a responsible person too. But she should've held the child or grasped her hand the whole time. So so heartbreaking.

@@-simplicity7551 Absolutely, I've seen BIOLOGICALS parents way more negligent than that, but way more luckier. I feel for the grief of the family, but blaming that stranger won't help.

@@-simplicity7551 You always put your child or any child in your care before you, not behind you. That nanny should be charged with negligence, especially when she LIED about her qualifications.

@@oceaneo4603 they have their reasons tho, the elevator stayed on their floor for 30 seconds and the nanny didn't do anything, and she also didn't tell the parents everything about the accident so they didn't know where to look for their daughter

@@camlovesknk Yes, if she lied about her background, she should be held responsable Blantly lie when you have proof on video ? I forgive the parents of that girl for be delusionnals, but not perfect strangers !

Yes. The nanny lied, but we could all see it's not her fault. Accidents happens, no one should be blamed for that, nor the nanny or the grand mother.

@@oceaneo4603 no, she didn't even care after she lost her

@@oceaneo4603 while i agree accidents happen, i'm sure her being underqualified had something to do with it she was barely a week working with the family and from the small clip alone it is obvious she wasn't paying enough attention to the toddler add to that how people tend to be a bit neglectful around elevators and you have a recipe for disaster

why so sad? hundreds of people die everyday around the world, no biggies, it's just the way it is

@@onengkusumah2905you are a very insensitive person if that’s what you believe

Death hits indiscriminately. That's what is so beautiful about It.

Bro these sick comment, it's a kid falling down to her death, what's beautiful about that jesus

@@aimankamil4818 yeah these people are seriously messed up

Bruh stop making things up

@@Sa.d.bo26 Seriously? Just let people believe what helps them deal with such tragedy.

@@person1858 hypocrites

​@@Sa.d.bo26 If you have nothing nice to say then don't say anything at all.

@@Sa.d.bo26 They're together in the afterlife, it's real, they're angels now...

It was an accident. The nanny was negligent for sure but it wasn't unreasonable negligence, if you've ever had a child you know how hard it is to keep tabs on them at all times

@@snowlynx1585 yes, an accident that could’ve been prevented if she cared enough to do her job right. She doesn’t get paid to neglect the kid. It could be understandable if she’s like cooking or doing laundry something but her to be on her phone meanwhile outside with a kid? it’s her responsibility to ensure the kids safety first before doing petty things like that. No matter what this is her fault and she should own up to it if there’s any remorse at all

​@@snowlynx1585 they why go for the role of nanny Parents ve to multi task But nanny is paid only to look after the child

​@@yadglow9795 you're acting like you've never been careless

@@Nandinandito i made and will continue to make plenty of mistakes but proud to say I freaking own up to it unlike this nanny who bails herself out while watching the family completely fell apart. It’s ridiculous how you make this about me, anything more to further defend a mistake that causes someone else’s life and continue to ruin plenty?

Exactly : "People don't have any control on certains things happening in their lives" The escalator's door closed so quickly !!!

@@oceaneo4603 but it seemed like nanny noticed for split second there when she turned slightly to her right that the toddler didn't make out the elevator door. Soon the elevator door shut, nanny should have try her best to push any & all buttons for the elevator to come back to her and go frantically search for the toddler. I think she was indifference. That's my opinion.

@@mac9162 The footage start roughly @2:35. When the nanny turn her head is when the doors closed. Once the door are closed, they might not open on the same floor. That's why the nanny lost completely track of the toddler. And it doesn't have to be an opinion, it's a fact.

​@@oceaneo4603 I heard that the elevator was in the same floor for a couple minutes

@@amaryllisputrik.2521 What on Earth do you need to hear, when you can watch the security footage ?

She wasn’t being negligent. The elevator literally closed within a second. You can see she pays attention to the little girl as soon as the elevator stops. She tries to get the scooter and the little girl off the elevator but the elevator shuts immediately. Unfair to call her awful and negligent when it could have happened to anyone

@@melmcdonald4142 I thought that too, she was hardly a step out of the elevator when she lunged to reach for the little girl. Still, that she apparently lied about her qualifications (whatever that means) makes this case look pretty bad…

@@AraAra6367 If I were her. I would literally grab the little girl first. Like I have a niece and I would always prefer her in front of my sight so I wouldn't leave her behind.

the elevator isnt changing floor soon after the door is closed, theres like 30s intervals and the nanny doesnt do anything, bet she doesnt even realize till shes in the apartment. the nanny also doesnt tell the family about the truth so after the child fell down she cant be saved soon. it IS the nanny's faul

@@elle4246 are you blind? The door closes within 2 sec. It is not the fault of the nanny. The child is a victim of poor circumstances that could have been prevented I.e there should not have been an open window in this building especially on the eighth floor. Further, the elevator doors should have a 5 -10 second delay before closing. The nanny attempted to the scooter out of the way before getting the little girl, as you can see the little girl was trying to ride the scooter out but the nanny attempted hand walk her out instead of deal with the scooter

2 years old should know safety? Wow i bet your mother proud of you, because she has genius kid as his son, mayber smarter than Einstein

Fr

Like putting a warning sign "DO NOT DRINK" on detergent.

It will, in time.

Why should the nanny not have bail? It's a mistake. Not one that immediately led to death but only one that did because of the circumstances surrounding it

It's not the nanny's fault. It's an accident.

Saw the CCTV footage. The toddler was on the scooter as the nanny dragged it out, but the toddler didn't come out with the scooter and the nanny immediately realised to stop the elevator before it closed. But the gap was already too small and the elevator door closed completely. Wouldn't say negligent, the nanny was aware barely a feet away that the toddler didn't come out.

@@zzz7315 It's sooo easy to blame her. 😮‍💨

@@zzz7315 that's why you should always have your hands on a child when you're crossing the threshold of an elevator. China alone, has the most elevator/high rise accidents due to the staggering amount of large apt buildings.

Death sentence.

Sentence for what? It was a terrible accident, she thought the girl was behind her and you can see the elevator doors close right as she got off. Yes, she should have held the doors for her to get off first, but I don’t see how this is a crime. She’ll live her entire life with this.

@@MeiR2008 The girl was robbed of her chance to live the life she had though. Just because of negligence.

@@MeiR2008 in the video it is said that she "lied about her qualification"

@@minariyerin3431 The nanny didn't pushed the girl out the window. And the girl wasn't murdered, therefore nobody STOLE her life !

It's not so easy to say and do something like that in China where the competition for jobs is very high due to the country having a population of 1.4 billion people.