I really really do not like how these people were talking to this kid
@neroseether8387 ай бұрын
Hearing them say, "it sounds like he doesn't want help" pisses me off so much because I was in a really similar situation through my childhood and people wouldn't listen to me and as I got older I came out to CPS and they said to wait until I was 18 to move out, basically doing nothing.
@Gaby-fb7gh7 ай бұрын
This annoys me because CPS was called 8 times and closed each time. The kids probably don't trust that the system will help them. The people interviewing this kid are ignorant. Also, why would you even accept this call? Just call the fbi or report it (i dont know how that works but I'm assuming there's something that can be done aside from a stream).
@litmatch72497 ай бұрын
And yet cps will try take a child from a loving home because they help with the barn and apparently that's child labor to help your mama put hay out. CPS is bad at their job.
@Jakebrand112086 ай бұрын
I don’t blame them the police don’t help
@IsyouDUMB2 ай бұрын
They probably answered the call to make sure it wasn’t some fucked up joke. Why would they just hang up on a victim?
@meanpersona46867 ай бұрын
Evil people like "the father" probably brainwashed the boys into thinking that they "should be thankful" that he even took them in and they need to "pay" him for it. There are a lot of cases like that, where children think they deserve all the evil they have to take and their only worth for their parents is their suffering. The children already had a very difficult lives and this monster saw it as an opportunity. What a waste of oxygen.
@kadesinger27727 ай бұрын
Watching this with palworld in the background is wild
@minisushipie65877 ай бұрын
Same here 😵💫
@amateursnake4247 ай бұрын
I haven't played Palworld but I can tell they're 1000 percent just using A.I to reskin Pokemon, lol
@Carlosdreamur7 ай бұрын
@@amateursnake424what’s your evidence? Vibes?
@Maxisamo17 ай бұрын
And yet... somewhat fitting in a strange way
@Kittttydotcom7 ай бұрын
@@Carlosdreamurmy eyes??? Because it's fucking obvious bruv
@celinesantoro7917 ай бұрын
I don't think any foster parent should be allowed to adopt more than 2 or 3 kids, honestly. regardless of their financial situation. If they have 2 kids, that means 4 kids in total and thats a lot of care for, and makes it more difficult to care for the truama that foster kids will likely have. After adopting 3, It always sounds sketch to me tbh. The note early about the kids being on medication struck me, because when I went into foster care I was rushed on meds that made me feel so empty and emotionless...All the girls were on meds there, it's insane how they just drugged us all up so fast, I was like 13, placed into a new scary situation, theres too many variables to give an accurate diagnosis. Foster care has layers of issues to it.
@fawn2911Ай бұрын
unfortunately people are given a financial incentive to foster which is what attracts abusers
@Zara_Brown7 ай бұрын
His oldest son has been charged now, too (not the victim who called the pod) Same stuff. Makes sense why he was sticking by his dad and turning up at court. 2 other kids came to court to support the sicko.
@commonomics2 ай бұрын
Whattt, that’s crazy. Was that child also abused though?
@bonitabarbie6 ай бұрын
That’s disturbing. It’s hard to think about how many kids in the system this is happening to 💔. As a teen I was in group homes & foster homes. At the group home once a week we would have 1 on 1’s with “Dad” where we were told to sit on his lap when he was sitting in the bed. We were all 13-17 years old. The other girls told me he was molesting them. I eventually ran away. No one would believe them as they were labeled as bad kids. At the boys group home it was happening too, full blown grape.. I was friends with a bunch of the boys there…years later their “Dad” was arrested. He was a single man as well. You’d think it would raise flags in the system. However at the girls home we had a dad & a mom. And I think the mom was aware of what was happening. It was a bunch of group homes on 1 property. We were also doing unpaid hard farm labor for hours everyday. This was in the 90’s. That entire group home place was shut down eventually. Abuse is rampid in the system as the demand to house kids grows. We were all safer on the street.
@heatherlaaman35937 ай бұрын
The people interviewing this poor kid are making me so angry! They are so bad at this!!
@TheEverGrowingRosey-3337 ай бұрын
One of the biggest mistake here is when the interviewer starts talking about his own trauma with rape & projects what he wished he’d done onto this poor boy. Never assume just because you went through a similar experience that your feelings/regrets are or should be how the other person handles/feels about it. They doe not help you convince them what they should do, it only serves to make them feel invalidated or worse coerced into thus further traumatizing them. I think this kid just needed to talk to someone-he likely has no adult that believes him to validate his sense of hopelessness & being trapped, so he reached out to folks he has a parasocial relationship thinking they’d understand. He just needed to be heard, though obviously actually needs more but these dudes were completely innempt in providing either.
@Shatterstar7 ай бұрын
Well THAT TITLE on my front page hit like a brick to the face.
@umbrellacorpsecurity65117 ай бұрын
Take one for the team and at least when your in Jail your seen as a Hero and treated good
@litmatch72497 ай бұрын
Imagine being this guys lawyer saying "any evidence after would be null" which sounds like theyre aware.
@nickchivers90297 ай бұрын
Papa Guts evil twin
@ComicXanz7 ай бұрын
😂
@diegomedina96377 ай бұрын
The Papa that actually goes to the guts.
@danielgraham10827 ай бұрын
20:38 I think he knows but is trying to scare him into telling him so he could call the police
@godlynewbie7 ай бұрын
he is not gonna last long in prison
@nykaleb7 ай бұрын
First time catching a video, really cool Mr.Gut
@ComicXanz7 ай бұрын
Unexpected reaction but good video
@LordDioBrandoTheWorld7 ай бұрын
19:05 dude sounds like moist critikal
@whotfyouis66852 ай бұрын
I used to see their videos all the time on the fyp. Always felt like something weird was going on…
@tomasjonsson71417 ай бұрын
Dad of the year 🫅🫅🫅
@Shehatescash7 ай бұрын
I was also wondering how this man didn’t kill that bastard in his sleep. But I recognize that he probably thought that he would go to jail for killing the man and that he believed he wouldn’t have sufficient evidence to prove what was going on. He also may have thought it’d be evil to kill the man, because he lacks the knowledge that killing can be justified.
@LudwigHorsecock7 ай бұрын
Papa your streams are members only and I'm poor 😭😭😭