Being a fellow nurse, she has more experience than most due to being a paramedic! Her testimony was excellent! She makes me proud!

The nurse is fighting hard to keep her composure and remain professional.....something that is very hard to do when you know a child has died of abuse

This woman is the extreme witness, and she is very intelligent. I like her.

She fighting those tears so hard! She want to be the best she can for this baby!

I am a nurse. She rocks. Very intelligent and caring.

Kudos to this Nurse, she is clearly very upset but kept her composure. Amazing Nurse

that nurse looks visibly distressed looking at the photos....im so glad i have never had to attend court in all my years of nursing

I can tell she feels physically sick and trying not to cry during this questioning. Its horrible.

From a fellow nurse this witness rocked!!

my God why do little children have to suffer what is wrong with people who can harm a child

nurses like her are worth the world... thank you to all of you and your great work... Thank you.

Superb witness for the prosecution. You can tell she wants justice for this baby.

The defense attorney is trying to trip up the nurse but she's only succeeded in making herself look ridiculous!

Thank you for your 23yrs of service and for your dedication both your careers as a paramedic and nurse. You are a true angel and have a beautiful heart. Your declaration to this case was amazing and very detailed and on point. You showed so much courage and strength throughout the hearing and even when you were so close to breaking through that pain inside you for that baby, you held it together for her. You are an admiration, God bless you and may he heal your pain and keep your wings strong for every victim you must encounter and fight for.

The nurse is struggling to keep it together 😢

I cannot stand this defense attorney! She seems like an awful person.

This nurse is a hero....doing her best to keep the tears so Laila has a fair chance at justice

She was fighting back tears. I'm so glad there are good souls that are able to do that job and help get justice for little boys and girls who've been abused. I believe it's probably one of the most difficult jobs on the planet.

The defence lawyer is a pain in the butt. Damn women has to interfere with every witness like they have no idea what they are talking about. 🙄

That Emergency Nurse talks so fast that I am still trying to catch up. That must mean her brain works that quick which is excellent for an Emergency Nurse. You definitely want a quick thinking/acting Nurse when you are in an Emergency type situation.

I know she is the defense attorney, but I could not stand how ridiculous and disgusting she is treating witnesses! It just angers me!

This nurse is top notch 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯

This nurse has a very expressive face and seems extremely smart . Roast those killers in the fires of hell. Sorry dear angel children.

That poor woman is in the business of saving childrens' lives, and she had to relive this.

This would have been Lailas birthday. Happy Birthday to you Angel in Heaven 🎂

when the nurse turned to look at those pictures my heart broke from the look on her face :(

You can tell she’s encounters death a lot but not just straight up murder. I love her for her strength

That nurse is a GREAT witness! The defense attorney is still horrible!!

She is such a nice, sweet lady...the nurse is...she knows what she is talking about

Ive been an ER and ICU nurse for 40 years, Ive dealth with hundreds of abused children, It breaks my heart and I think she did very well as sometimes remembering those deaths chokes you up and brings back emotions you think you have under control. I don't care how often you deal with it, each time is hard.

Star witness. Poor lady looks like she wants to cry 😢 I’d cry if I saw that. How horrible. How could u hurt an innocent baby 😭

THE NURSE IS VERY SMART ,

This nurse is so clear about everything she is testifying to because she'll never forget that awful day. She is one strong lady. God Bless Her.

as a nurse of 44 yrs. so far....I know exactly what she is talking about. Love her heart dealing with this death. No deaths are easy esp. in kids but when abuse is the cause you never ever forget it. The death of a patient affects us all but kids,adolescents are the absolutely most heart wrenching. May her little spirit be somewhere bright,feeling love & laughing like a well taken care of & spoiled child does! Thanks to each who helped her & shame on any one who had anything to do with her abusive life & horrific death. May her big sister find peace with unconditional love. She is a hero so brave & strong!

She really held it together I’m so thankful she was there she’s a super hero for speaking for her this child since this precious baby couldn’t.

Nurses the REAL.SUPER HEROES

Jennifer won't even look at the pics. She should be made to look at them the rest of her lousy life....Sorry person, who abused a child. Makes me sick ...🤮🤢

This poor woman made me cry. You can tell by the expression on her face that she's holding it all together with a thin string, trying not to burst into tears. She's a champion and did this excruciating work to bring justice to that poor baby. I can't imagine the trauma.

Stand up nurse on the stand. She’s educated & compassionate & handles this situation very well. And yes you can tell that it is affecting her. My heart goes out to her & all nurses that have this type of ethic & compassion. I wish that I could give this woman a hug.

My first child was just learning to kick bounce (like 10 month olds do) and she did it while my 6'1" husband was holding her on a CONCRETE drive. I literally ran into the ER and just handed her to a nurse (JUST LIKE THIS WOMAN) and then fell apart. I will FOREVER be greatful to that woman for being calm, strong, thorough, and having a bedside manner of a saint. These nurses are PURE GOLD! She's multitasking and reliving that thought process as she testifies. This baby was lucky to have her as a witness. 💜

The ER nurse, Julie Espinosa, says @23:39 that this was the 2nd worst case of injuries she had seen in her 23 years and got choked up. She is obviously emotional about what she saw. Corrine Mull's practice is aimed at "Sex Crimes and Other Serious Felonies" and on her acquittal page: out of 46 acquittals -- 6 are for child molestation charges (many multiple counts), 9 for rape, 9 for murder, and many other aggravated assaults, cruelty to children, etc. On her main page she lists the types of cases she specializes in: "Child Molestation, Aggravated Molestation, Rape, Other Sexual Offenses, Homicide, and Vehicular Homicide." I can't understand making a career out of defending these kinds of crimes, how do you sleep at night? I think it's extremely clear that Laila experienced HORRIFYING abuse at the hands of the Rosenbaum's and I can't even begin to imagine how they inflicted that much damage on that baby. The prosecutor is amazing, strong, articulate, passionate, and brilliant -- a good match, I think, for someone as rude, abrasive, aggressive and nasty as Corrine Mull. I just really, really hope that justice prevails in this case and that the jurors are paying attention and see it all for what it is. Also wondering what kind of case defense will present and how long this will all take.

As well as an excellent nurse, this witness teaches other medical professionals. She speaks with excellent grammar, explains things well, and definitely is dedicated to her profession.

My heart broke for the nurse when asked on a scale how bad was Lailas injuries. Second..... Just how bad was the first.

After ten minutes you can see this is taking a toll on the nurse. She did a great job keeping composure and and documenting her findings.

I feel very bad for this nurse having to give evidence here - she clearly found it very difficult and emotional. But, she did a super job : )

I just don’t understand how someone can look at a child and hurt them or hit them i just don’t get it

Prison doesn't like baby killers

I love this witness!!! She is amazing. I love he she glares every time the Defense Attorney speaks her BS. She looks has a look that says.... "you evil bit**... don't try to hide this child's death!!!"

Within three seconds this witness is very impressive. Strong witness!

Watched the prosecutor’s opening And just love her passion, pursuing justice for the innocent

This nurse,I did not hear her name but she is amazing..must be honest I have so much respect to our,medical,nurses & our ambulance staff.they are all amazing.. This nurse is a Angel.bless her.

Bless this nurse !! It seems she is having a hard time reliving this night on call , by having to explain to the courts of a lifeless Child 💔

Bless this lady! What a credit to society. Where would we be without people like this? x

There is evil in this world and there is a certain type of HELL for anyone who harms a child...

Her voice and face shows how distressed she is 💔 I want to cry just listening and watching her

I may sound ignorant, but am I the only one wondering what is that over the lady’s mouth? Edit: A stenomask is a hand-held microphone built into a padded, sound-proof enclosure that fits over the speaker's mouth or nose and mouth. Some lightweight versions may be fitted with an elastic neck strap to hold them in place while freeing the user's hands for other tasks. The purpose of a stenomask is to allow a person to speak without being heard by other people, and to keep background noise away from the microphone.

This poor nurse is fighting back tears

Awesome nurse and witness for the prosecution.

Why would their be marks on the childs neck and ears - common sense....

*This nurse did an excellent job testifying about an awful outcome from an act of violence committed against a helpless child.* 😔

I just recently had a heart attack and was still alert didn't know yet. What I experienced with medical professionals was nothing short of miraculous. I have a sister and a brother both registered nurses and this nurse testifying knows her stuff. It must be the most demanding job I have ever witnessed.

The quality/ demeanour of the professional witnesses in this case was excellent.

She is trying not to cry 😢

How sad to say to stop cpr. To know that the child can not be saved.

This nurse just put at least 3 nails in their coffin.way to go.

Loving this nurse and her pleasant voice, attractive as well.

The toddler bled out from a traumatic rupture of the pancreas(?) And liver. There would have been no blood to circulate. What a cruel sadistic woman to break this baby's bones and beat her to death. If there was a brief violent struggle during the Heimlich maneuver it would have been from peritonitis..blood pouring into the abdomen ...and extreme pain FROM forceful thrusts on the abdomen...and as she was dying

Infuriating hearing the defense try to discredit the witness over bruising when a lay person knows how bruising occurs and heals. Kudos to this nurse

The defense attorney sickens me almost as much as her 'client' what an effin pig that beast is.

I am a Registered Nurse with 41 years of experience. I worked Pediatrics and ER with PALS . This RN testifying is a very astute , professional , experienced , and educated source. Thank you so much , Sister Nurse , for your capabilities to give your testimonial. You never wavered under this stressful situation . You are a shining star to our profession . Thank you so much for your strength and enduring this horrendous period in your career as a care giver . God bless and protect you . 💗

Another child dying in placed foster home

Thank you to all the wonderful people who work in such tragic circumstances like this. To this wonderful nurse and every other competent and caring nurse - thank you.

I’d LOVE to be trained by this women. Stunning testimony. So much knowledge portrayed so well

I felt bad for her. You could see her trying to hold back her distress. She seemed really upset discussing this. No wonder!

The resemblance between Millie, and Laila clearly caused her some shock, and sadness. She really wanted to lead with that discovery. Seems like it is something that has stuck with her.

This nurse is in PAIN. She truly feels for her patients, this baby girl in particular, has obviously traumatized her. She testified so eloquently, I can’t imagine the strength that took. 💔

Why, why harm a child that can't protect themselves!? This is so sad...smh!

To this Nurse I hold space for you. My heart feels the Nurses pain & incredible emotional strength & authenticity only a Nurse knows. ❤️

I’m a nurse, but I wouldn’t last a day working in an ER. These people are angels on earth

I notice her laughing and smiling at certain points and I just wanted to let people know it’s a defense mechanism and it’s actually causing her so much pain.I do the same when in hurtful situations. This women is so strong and brilliant! I’m obsessed and with how she carried herself. Kept it professional and informative explaining exactly what she meant or what medical things not everyone would understand off rip. God bless her! 💓

"Even if CPR were incorrect I would not expect bruising on the inner thigh" "You would not know what kind of CPR was given in the home?" The nurse's face.

I love this witness! She is a superhero for Millie. Had this wonder woman of a nurse not been a good nurse I am sure Millie would have been next as a victim from the beasts of a husband and wife team of murderers. I hate this little baby had to lose her life. I believe people like the Rosenbaums should not be a burden on the taxpayers. They should be taken to a crematory shot in the head, burned, and used to make or repair the roads.

Both of my beautiful daughters are Pediatric RNs. One is back attending college at ULL for her NP license. This RN makes them so proud to be in this remarkable sisterhood. God bless you

When she teared up I literally lost it!! She’s a professional and u could tell she was preparing herself for every single photograph! Heart wrenching.

I am so sick of listening to the defense asking the same thing over and over. She is trying to confuse everyone, I really hope and have to believe that the jury will catch on and convict. There are real monster's and they are these....

How Jennifer thought she would be able to pull this off, I don't know. What a sic monster.

God bless nurse's x

This nurse is amazing! What a smart girl💖

Just seeing this nurse struggle to keep it together breaks my heart!!!!! She must see many babies and kids go through this and that's unexplainably painful. 😔😔😔😔

The foster parents of 2-year-old Laila Marie Daniel are on trial for allegedly killing her. Prosecutors in McDonough, Georgia are treating mother Jennifer Rosenbaum as being more responsible. She faces charges of malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, cruelty to children in the first-degree, cruelty to children in the second-degree, and aggravated battery. This amounts to a possible life sentence. Father Joseph Rosenbaum faces murder in the second-degree, cruelty to children in the first-degree, cruelty to children in the second-degree, aggravated assault, and aggravated battery. He could face up to 30 years for the murder charge. It is heart wrenching what they did to this poor child.

You can tell her heart is breaking 😥

Retired Hospice RN here. I cannot imagine the range of emotions this nurse went through. In my line of work, I knew basically what to expect from day to day, but to work in the ER and see this child and other children come in with signs of abuse, I don’t think I could take it. God bless this nurse and all in the medical profession.

You can see the overwhelming compassion coming from this nurse, it’s hard to imagine how difficult their work is at times.

You were overwhelmed but honest caring and above all else strong ty for your work as a nurse and helping this lil girl

The prosecution is absolutely killing the defense. Whatever the defense does do not put your clients on the stand. They will get fried.

This nurse was amazing on her responses

The poor nurse is emotionally moved while looking at the photos of the child. Bruises and trauma unrelated to choking on food. Thank you for your courage and thoroughness in your testimony.

What do you call a defense attorney at the bottom of a lake? A good start!

The nurse manager testifying is awesome!! She was so informative and could quickly restate the same concept to answer questions. I was very impressed. In addition I loved her personality and would LOVE to work with her or have her as my neighbor!

My heart hurts for this nurse. Nurses see the worst of the worst and have to relive this, I can’t imagine that pain. What an incredible nurse, woman, and human being