Who wanted it taken down?

PLEASE someone, tell me how this could happen and why? I plead ignorance to KZfaq rules but of all the KZfaqrs out there, Kendall Rae actually provides informative and researched content! This is a serious question and I would really appreciate some kind of an answer from anyone who knows.

Kendall Rae woo hoo!!

What if aj drowned her. It’s a terrible thing to say but it’s also another angle to rule out.

That’s so stupid! Omg my question to KZfaq is WHY!!!! Some of the shot I’ve ran across on KZfaq and it’s up no problem but then all you are doing is giving us true crime stories shit we see it on tv or newspapers....😤 but you are a 👸 queen glad u fought for it!!

i completely agree. Amanda probably would have hurt AJ if she was let out

omg yes

I was thinking the same I’m so glad in the case they took what he said he try seriously other wise he could have been next

I'm surprised she didn't drown him also and said they both fell in pool and drown. Guess she didn't think ahead.

@@Cooking_Through_Time I think the only reason she didn't is because 2 kids drowning would be less believable.

Missy Citty omg I didn’t even think of the nurse fact ur so right

@@evadion9176 Right? Her explanations are wayyy too shady. I can't believe she had another child that also died under " strange circumstances". It's all too crazy! And heartbreaking :(

DISCLAIMER: I do believe the mother killed Adrianna She was actually a nursing ASSISTANT, so she probably had no experience in any sort of drowning incident since it’s not actually apart of the standards, and the mother would most likely have only worked in a nursing home feeding, bathing, etc. residents. I’ve actually taken the class, so I do know from experience.

@@eros5183 nah. You dont have to be a nurse to have common sense. You don't need to be trained for that.

pull someone out of the pool and they aren’t breathing? immediately start cpr. she called 911 asking what to do??? whaaaat

Deeply sorry for your suffering . May God heal your heart . Compassion is a good thing .

And now you look like you are leading a good life and are happy. So sorry for your abuse. You deserved better...God bless you!

I’m sorry you went through that

So sad. I hope he gets counseling now before he starts acting out❤

Man up you crybaby,AJ is more of a man then you are.

He was doing the only thing his little brain could think of to do to protect his sister (and probably best friend) 😮😢

Exactly as a child I used to do that when someone was hurting another person I would act like I had a gun or arrows to save them when we are so helpless.

I was thinking the same thing when the little boy said he was in the tree and the lady said there was no way he could have seen the pool from there. He probably felt bad that he could not help her. When they said the little girl had marks from the fingers on her face that really sealed it for me.

I don’t think Adrianna would go near the water on her own so I think the mother is guilty.

I too think that since Adrianna was scared of water, her sick mom thought it the best punishment for the little girl 💔

I was thinking that too or was she planning on getting rid of AJ as well?

Never wanted those babies to begin with

Exactly

This is why I hate people who argue women’s purpose is it have kids or that women aren’t as fulfilled if they don’t because not every woman can handle the pressure of being a mom, if she didn’t have them or have them up and did her own thing Adrianna probably would have been alive. She wasn’t fit to be a mother under any circumstances.

Not good, every child needs and has toys, but AJ had a toy gun

Yeah, I don't cry when I see my mum. It just shows that he was so scared. Poor boy 😔

Jade Connell *mom

Mum is only spelt mom in America

Or he cried because he hadn’t seen his mom in a long time? I know I would’ve cried when I was 7 if I didn’t see my mom in a long time. And I personally think that the Mom is innocent, she passed a lying test, and her son told 13 completely DIFFERENT stories which contradict each other.

most adults cant even come up with a good scheme**** sorry I messed up

Agreed. Especially since I feel like Amanda did this frequently as punishment (which could be why Adrianna feared water) so maybe AJ witnessed it a lot and was getting different times mixed up. At that age a kids memory isn't perfect.

Yes, that was CRUEL!!! 😡😡😡

@@fidelianerinaEven adults' memories are less than perfect, especially after a few months.

Plus he lost not only one, a sister friend dut his mother also. No matter what horrer happens by parents, the deep longing to be loved by them never ever leaves. The fact that he hadn't seen his mother for some time and the reality of what she used as not only threats has become a reality is a trauma you can't understand until you've been in anything like it.

That’s what I thought too.

Aj testimony of "my momma dunked my sister" and the expert doctor witness testimony connects

I think maybe as the time went by in the court room he started to realize that he was telling on his mother and sending her back to jail so he began to be evasive.

Not to mention the conflict the child was experiencing. He loves his Mom, he hates his Mom; he wants to run to her for comfort and safety and he's afraid of her he knows what he saw.

I breaks my heart a kid so young had to do all that. Why do parents birth kids when they don't actually want them?

S B This is so heartbreaking .. Im crying for this little girl who lost her life and her brother 💔

Exactly. How can a mom do that to her child? God. I m crying now. I mean he is only a child. She killed her daughter. N her son is going through hell testifying n facing this judges n investigators. N his cries sounds like he is so sad n heartbroken. God I just wanna kiss that child n give him some warm so that he feels he is safe. N nothing will happen to him at least. God give him strength n a strong heart.

I believe everything that AJ said. For that little boy because you could tell that he really loved his mom! I believe they should not have asked him any of these stuff in front of her though should’ve been via satellite or cameras or whatever else they do😢

Haley Holcombe true,true 🧐

Interesting

Waterboarding your child is automatically going too far.

Wow that makes so much sense

I agree, for there to be bruising that little girl was fighting hard for her life 💔

You are making assumptions it seemed more like he felt guilty towards his mother…

@@missydonald6381 Not guilt. Fear that she would be able to punish him.

I saw his whole testimony and he was not scared. But he cried. Because he missed his mommy. He was fine on the stand and smiled, giggled, & yawned 4 or 5 times.

I think he was crying bc he didnt even recognize his own mother. They should have prepared him that his mother would be there! That’s just sad!!

@@steppenwolf3252Thank you! The amount of comments I see of people talking straight out of their ass about the boy crying sickens me! There is absolutely nothing to go off of to say that the boy is deathly afraid of his own mother when he literally smiles, laughs, and waves to her later on; but all of a sudden these people online are such experts

THAT’S A GREAT POINT! One would be terrified NOT to know it... But I guess the person would have to care first.

Even bad cpr is better than no cpr, as one of our first aid trainers would say...

Exactly. Also, nice pfp

@@wingedwillow5549 thank you, you too.

But let’s also acknowledge the fact that she had a medical career she probably would’ve learned early on

Millie Fothergill me to

I CRIED TOO! Just too sad.

Same. When ever i stopped the vid of the part made me cry in my pillow

Oml I cried so hard. I feel so bad for him. He doesn't deserve what happened to him

i cried along with him😭

I'm puzzled by the fact that the girl's face was being pushed down & held under water - so how could she be yelling to her brother to call the police? - or for that matter even notice that AJ was there, when she was fighting for her life and struggling to get back up to the surface? Doesn't jive.

@@wolfhowl5691they were playing outside together before so she knew her brother was there and you can scream through a palm if you fight back. She just wasn’t strong as her evil mom

I think half of whatever this kid said was all made up

kayla kayla this does make sense especially since she did it in front of the boy

kayla kayla this theory makes the most sense to me!

This is the best theory

That totally makes sense.

wow i never thought about this but it makes so much sense!

I disagree. I think he felt guilty because he knew he was the reason she's in jail. I think he loves her. That's his mom.

@@cyrene7784 No! She is the reason,VTHAT she is in jail , not that baby boy! If someone Rob's a bank, and a very witness or victim identifies that person to police, it is a still the robbers fault for going to jail NOT THE VICTIMS FAULT! This is how a convict thinks , I know many of them ! FACTS

@I am truly Greg I'm not saying he's the reason she's in jail. I'm saying I think he might have felt like he was, and felt guilty about it. His reaction didn't seem scared to me, it felt sad and distressed. He probably loves his mom. She's his mom. Almost everybody loves their mom, no matter how bad of a person she is.

@@violetpureandfree2754 I never got this notification or I would have explained myself better. I'm not saying he's the reason she's in jail. I'm saying I think he might have felt like he was, and felt guilty about it. His reaction didn't seem scared to me, it felt sad and distressed. He probably loves his mom. She's his mom. Almost everybody loves their mom, no matter how bad of a person she is.

@@cyrene7784 agree

This actually makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experience. 😢

Well yes, that does happen-the blocking out, I mean. Though I have clear memory of things, the traumatic ones are blocked. And yes, they do come back even if I'm not able to handle them.

@@captainsaumya I'm sorry to hear that they come back. I've had dreams that make me wonder if maybe it is me trying to remember.

I’m so sorry that happened to you. I’m sorry that happened to me. In my recovery from trauma I am working in take out the power from a once time event. Because to remember it over and over it is more damage. So with my holistic therapist I am working on understanding. So if I remember is not to suffer again. I already suffered. Now I am understanding. And I see things differently. I understand that my mom was working a lot for feeding us. That my dad was sick, that they trusted a family friend. That my mom kick the man out of the house. That I can write my emotions, excersice, speak to a therapist, ask for help. Instead of felling bad or sad or angry when something triggers. And I know I see. And changes my way of how I explain and talk to my kids about how to care and treat them self and others. I explain that I am tired, that I need their help. That we are a team and that we can work together and have free time to play. Understanding that play is the work of the child. Using Montessori method. Where is in to make mistakes. It is how we learn. That if they don’t eat vegetables. I am offering to them. But they are owners of their bodies. And they can make the choice to eat it or not. Maybe next time. Maybe they like the color. Or just like my older kid. Make the salad but not eat it. It brought to my heart two things. When the lawyer said that his mom was is in that room. A.J. Turn his eyes so slow looking if that was true, and his hands squeezed his arm. And then he broke down. God we all broke down 😢with him. My body just feels chills. And the other is what trauma has his mom live with. Just the the lost of a child. What happened to her before having kids, why her life was so careless as her house? So please look around and see, open your eyes. This is your life now, some questions for you. Are you enjoy your life? What are you seeing now is how you want to live what is rest. Are you loving the people around you. Are you understanding your past. So you can live the present. And Yes! That is why is a 🎁. I’m going to bed. Sleep it is important part for feeling good the next day. For the body and the brain to recover. Sending kindness to all of you.

Very true there’s a lot I wish I knew. I have often taught of being hipmtize. My younger life was nothing but abuse

I seen that too!! He dried his eyes like a grown man what 7 year old dries their eyes like that

👹

@@crystalmarie6670 one of my lil cousins who was 5 at the time had to grow up and be woke cuz she was living in a crappy situation back then but she doesn’t have to worry about that anymore with my family.

It’s a shame they pointed out his mother too him. Did it really matter if he assumed she wasn’t? All that did was upset the poor boy and make him more nervous to testify

@@crystalmarie6670 I thought the same thing.

I know this whole case and the video is so horrible to watch, but the way he said "yes sir" was so cute :(

Yes siwr* Broke my heart. That poor child.

Such a brave boy aswell

@@0r0r0 made me feel nauseous how mature this child is being forced to be - never would even be there if this had never happened to his sister.. it's a sick world, mate

💩

He's 23 now.....

Mel I wonder if AJ keeps in touch with the that man?

Mel I was so heartbroken when I saw that.. when I saw his little hand it broke my heart.

That was so heartbreaking, and you could tell how scared he was by the way he just grabbed that man's hand so hard. It's so hard for kids this young because it's like you said, he was scared and his mom was clearly an abusive person, but it's so hard for kids to turn off that love they have for the adults in their lives. It broke my heart to see how overwhelmed he was.

It killed me seeing aj grab that mans hand and the man didn’t grab aj’s hand back to comfort him 😢 I just wanted to put my hands through the screen and hold him so tight telling him how brave he is 😢

@@Tomm265 honestly!!! The big sis instincts came out and I wanted to protect him at all cost.

ya.... I think we noticed :/

I took it opposite. He seemed overwhelmed with love with her and broke down

@ジェーミー I mean...you just said that you don’t know what was going on with them, which is correct. How is it not understandable how he would feel that way testifying against his own mom? Kendall even said that supposedly the mom wasn’t nearly so frustrated or abusive to the son, because he didn’t have the ADHD. I think it’s perfectly possible that he was distraught over having to basically singlehandedly put his own mother in jail, even knowing what she did to his sister. That’s still his mom at the end of the day, and he was a 7 year old child.

@ジェーミー I guess the wording could be exaggerated, maybe “overwhelmed with love” isn’t the most understandable way to put it, but he was certainly overwhelmed by it all, whether it was with that love mixed with confusion for his mom who cares for him even though she killed his sister, or whether it’s straight up fear. It could be both, all of the above, etc. I can’t imagine for a second what that child must have been feeling, but I just think as a seven year old boy if he just had no relationship or even a bad one with his mom that that would’ve been touched on more in the case. But to me he seems like a normal kid, who watched his mom do something terrible to his sister, and probably has no idea how to feel about it, though he knew it was wrong thankfully and told someone. Another thing, as someone who is quieter and grew up with siblings with ADHD, I can say it is quite hard to deal with at times. For all we know his sister annoyed him at times with her behavior too, though obviously he wouldn’t kill her and immediately recognized the mom doing it as wrong. It might have all been very emotionally confusing for him, and that’s just how I interpreted everything.

I was literally in tears when I saw that

that makes sense actually

The only time you see any feeling on Amanda’s face is when she is sentenced.

This little boy did an amazingly strong boy. He had to remember one of his worst day. The attorneys had to ask questions and get the truth after some time has past. And kids this age can forget smaller details. When he realized mom was there, he wept. That he blocked his memory of mom speaks volumes. You don't block a parent's face unless something horrific happened by that parent. AJ's testimony is critical but needs to be supported by evidence, like the bruises on the girl's face. Other people testifying mom's rage, threats. In it's ENTIRELY, I AGREE SHE IS GUILITY.

Guilty

AJ is 21 now, and as far as I can tell on his tiktok he has a baby of his own.

Pan's Nymph Instresting

Her fear of water was getting her head wet, she was not afraid of going swimming.

Hmm and why she afraid of getting her head wet then?

She didnt like it in her eyes, evidenced by the difficulty they had washing her hair. I dont think its that uncommon.

Sings *Johnson's Johnson No More Tears Ad*

Ishan Ali i wish

Ishan Ali yeass

Someone get on this. NOW.

LOL YES

omgomg yes

Very well scripted. Nice touch on Basford's part.

@@annanimity7085 what was scripted about it?

Melia Adelita Cybelle get out of here with that.. imagine being 6 again and had to do this to your mom bc you witnessed your mom kill your sibling.. I couldn’t imagine it bc your torn bc now your best friend and sister is gone but at the same time your mom did something terrible and is in jail..

I put my hand out too out of reflex, I wish I could hold his hand ☹️

Gabbie Rocks yes it did : (

She did get a death sentence

That One Girl No, she got a life sentence

Well said

@@serenityvandalsen7496 even with death sentences death row inmates often spend years on deathrow so even if she did get a death sentence she would still be rotting away in a jail cell

Life sentence means 15 years , that’s it.

Ashley Baker Exactly

Priorities.

And then repeat the same huge detail over and over. I agree.

Not tru tbh it’s not likely but the grandparents could have been asking him too many questions and leading him when he went with them

@@LarsBarrs absolutely true

not necessarily

Kids do lie, for many reasons. Kids are not 24/7 honest. Someone might have manipulated A.J. to lie.

They could've not known who his bio father is, he could've straight up said no I don't want him, or could've been in jail or some kind of legal thing that made him be not allowed to take him Example my cousin got notified from courts one day asking if he'd like to participate in DNA of this child cuz he could potentially be father of woman's baby was ex gf of his and timeline from breakup to kids age lined up so he did turned out he is bio dad but cps had currently given temp custody to her parents while looking for father cuz she was having her parental rights taken and once paternity test said he was father he had option to sign his rights away and baby would've been put up for adoption but he went to court now has full custody but ya bio dad could've been like I don't wanna do paternity test or could've just been like not guna raise him

Agreed. But I hope he doesn’t have major trauma from all this anymore.

I agree ! That little boy did it all if it wasn’t for him I don’t think they would’ve ever guessed that it was a murder

Amen & Amen, the little guy was telling the truth 👍😭she was abusive to them, no toys for them 🥲

@@CeCeBookworm07 he’ll never forget what he saw, I was traumatized at age 10 & to this day, it’s just as clear in my mind & I’ll be 70 in America.

Amen!

bellabieber09 Exactly. Also kids don't keep repeating the same lie over and over again. Like every version of his story says his mom did it. I don't know.

bellabieber09 kids lie all the time, what are you talking about? Kids will lie to get someone in trouble if they don't like them. Not all kids, and I'm not saying he's guilty of lying, but yes I babysat a seven-year-old boy who was a compulsive liar and was always getting in trouble and he was also violent. Probably because his mother was a stripper and never gave him any attention..... poor kid lol anyway that was random I know.

Your Name haha but aj I’m sure is nothing like the kid you babysat. aj was described as being the complete opposite to whoever you just described and I doubt he would tell such a huge lie.

bellabieber09 RIGHT! Kids don't just try to send their parents to prison 😂

vampirechick1159 exactly

6. The first thing she says when she hears about Adrianna's passing "Where's the vending machine?".. like what in the actual fuck..

7. they said she seemed like she didnt have any emotions when she heard her daughter was dead, that is seemed like she didnt really care

8.There were no toys in the house and it was a mess

Dash120z i'm not disagreeing that she's guilty but not what happened. maybe listen to stories better before forming an opinion. lol

10.why would she have the pool out? If she's scared of water her mom would put the pool away.

She was abusing them. I know that look because I lived it. You are just scared all the time.

I’ve seen that clip before abs still cried :( poor boy

It tore me up inside, I just wanna give this little boy a big hug and tell him it’s going to be okay

Not gonna lie I was heartbroken and I was like okay get him off the stand he’s been thru too much 😢 I don’t think they should have anyone in the court except the judge and attorney’s. His mom shouldn’t have been there you can tell it immediately effected him once he realized she was there.

Seeing his face crumble killed me. I watched the whole video of his testimony and the whole time I could tell that he was reliving everything they asked him about. I can’t imagine watching the lady who I call “mom” kill my sister. (I’m an only child, but still.)

Taylor Nycole I know right 😢

Me too I just want to pick him up and hold him and comfort him.

it's the part when he reaches out to touch the prosecutor's hand for comfort that is sad :(

9razzler9 i cried at that part.He is just a kid

Me to

Ikr How could a freakin 7 year old come up with a whole murder scene when I was seven I never even thought about murder so how could this seven year old make up A Whole secen I believe him

aleeana salazar *scene

aleeana salazar probs cause he was brought up in bad conditions and was exposed to bad things ..?!? Idk

Victoria Neiva a child that age could not like his mum for hitting him not like to the point of bruises but a slap for doing something wrong, I think they shouldn’t have put her in jail until the child was old enough to believe what actually happened

She definitely did it no doubt in my mind about it. For him to describe these events with PROOF to back up what he said 4 HOURS after it happened proves it to me. He did amazing getting justice for his sister.

yeah I chuckled when she cried

This is very complicated, I don't think it's a red flag.. people experience emotions and trauma in a different ways, she could have just be processing the info, sure there are other red flags tho.

She was so selfish. It disgusts me that she murdered her own daughter and felt no emotion

@@isabelaribbeiro no one is completely emotionless upon hearing of their child’s passing. Anger, sadness, hysteria, numbness, but not nothing.

But, she found out where the vending machine was. 🤔

I couldn't imagine that being me with my mum. He obviously wasn't treated well

Yea and plus i stop the video there so i could cry

Having seen so many murder mystery nothing gets to me but that little boy crying killed me. Felt like hugging him . Hope he is okay now.

I started crying

And how he reaches for the prosecutor’s hand to keep him from leaving 😭

LucayaRose yup so true, the 1st story is always the truth

yes! i work at a daycare and this is 100% true. the more you ask a kid about something, the more it changes. or if you're trying to mold a story the way you want it to be/the way you wanna hear it, they'll bend it to fit your question. this kid was telling the truth.

Absolute without a question of doubt the boy is telling the truth! Any parent could instinctly know this because kids have similar traits, I agree with y’all above and this case is so so sad for the boy to have witnessed it as well just mind blowing! It’s so important to really speak up and say something when you feel that kids may be neglected just speak up for people out there and people who seen neglect in this crazy woman!

My son does the same. He usually tells me the right story the first time then the more and more i question it it's like he thinks he's in trouble and slowly starts changing it

exactly

so true.

A home without toys, a home without pictures.

I don't know how things are in the US but not having toys is not an excuse to acuse "child abuse", that absurd. She could have being an abuser? Absolutely. The missing toys are the red flag? I don't think so. She lying about the toys tho, was a bit weird and unecessary. She could have said she had money issues as the best option.

No matter how many toys I’ve stepped on and threatened my children I’m throwing away, I’d never separate my babies from them. Toys are prized possessions to children and aids significantly with their healthy development in numerous of ways.

@@isabelaribbeiro Well here in the US the lack of no toys zero toys for a 6&7 or 8 yr old is considered neglect, and neglect is abuse.

yeah I thought the same thing, it's like a bird's eye view experience

Whoa true . So sad poor babies 😭

Kate M.hunter bruh

Kate M.hunter did you not watch the video? 😂

Ellie Black I think that could be true. A 6/7 year old might not know how to describe that, my 7 yr old brother wouldn’t.

My exact thoughts.

Thank you

The same thing happened to me when I was in a skiing accident when I was AJ's age

I made it exactly 1k likes

A similar thing happened to me when I was 9 I was ducked down on the stairs ready to scare my mum as she came out of the bathroom I scared her...we laughed...I turned around to walk downstairs and I fell backwards onto a tiled floor and swallowed my tongue and was rushed to hospital and found out I had fractured my skull. But I remember sitting on the stairs and shouting to my mums friend how it had worked and I had made her jump and I was laughing my head off but my mum said none of that happened I fell straight away and she said she had to run downstairs and her and her friend had to start stopping me from choking

Emily Casey I agree! That's exactly what I was thinking

Yes im the oldest of 7 kids i can tell when they are lying they look away while talking and i also work with kids so i know how to tell when they are lying Im 13 im a volunteer at a kids place so there are a lot of kids there

You're right i have worked with kids and i am a big sister, i too think AJ was telling the thruth. To me, the way he started crying when he realized his mother was in the court room, means he knew what he was saying. If Amanda gets realised, she'll probably kill him too.

But how do you know for fact that the little boy didn't have 8 turtles?!?! 😏 LOL jk.

Yea, and Adrianna's fear of water had to be bc of this "dunking" bc of course, ita not the first time

I agree!! and also a lot of adults lie as well they are just better at getting away with it.

Irene Wolf and AJ cried about it so clearly it is a hard thing for this little boy. it makes no sense for her to neglect them even tho she has behavioral issues

Kids are easily tricked into thinking that they saw something they didn't.

Kids do lie tho bc I have a 5 year old and she makes up crazy stories sometimes. I do think shes guilty tho

@@mindyb3197 i'm torn. I really just don't know. Showing no emotion doesn't make you a murderer.

@@micheller2283 yeah I went back and forth. For them to of given her life they should have made dang sure. The bruises is what made me think shes guilty. The little boys story didnt just come out of thin air. Kids lie but if it wasnt true someone had to of put those thoughts in his head. It was too detailed

Amanda Dos Santos me too. Poor babe

same omg

Amanda Dos Santos i have hugged him and he is so sweet... they were my neighbors

Holley Grace that’s so sweet and I cried when he was in court 😭😭

Amanda Dos Santos same

I agree

I love your channel I totally agree

He could have seen it in films or TV children are very easily influenced and he wouldnt be the first child to wrongly accuse a parent of a crime it's actually pretty common

OG fletcha I don't buy that he's lying one bit. all evidence points to the mom did it. The bruises on the little girls face? Case closed after that.

Yeah, that sealed the deal. 😕 I really try to be open minded, impartial, not jump to conclusions, etc...but to be totally honest, i was sold as soon as this “mother” said “vending machine”.

Exactly. Children are very easy to persuade also.

If you watched his testimony, both lawyers were asking leading questions. They’d say, this is what happened, right? A young child is going to agree. Especially if he was abused because he wants to be “good.”

I have a hard time ever convincing myself that a single witness is enough evidence for a conviction, as people do lie, but knowing there was physical evidence to corroborate the story... yep, she did it.

Yeah I threw up then 😰

exactly and how would a 6 yr old make that up where would he have ever seen a hand over a face action like this before in his little life . poor kids

Where did you find it?

@@colleen.in.motion4787 you need help !! So you feel like of 10 people didn't see it, it didn't happen? smfh

I wonder why she was so afraid of water..... Maybe this had been used as a punishment before......

It's actually very common to hear young children adress adults this way in southern states. I agree that he's definitely a bright boy, though.

I would be scare of him cause smart kids can do smart things and hide it

That’s how children and honestly some adults like myself talk to authorities from the Deep South. It’s completely engrained in your head as a child and it sticks forever. It’s The Deep South way of life. Basically all children in the Deep South say yes mama yes sir. They also do this at school.

He seemed very coherent and clear for that age. That's not a dumb child.

My youngest just turned 6 and he’s got a very extensive vocabulary. You can’t judge a kid based off their age but how they compose themselves and this little boy was very mature for his age, very bright, and so so so brave bless this little boy

I feel like they shouldn't have pointed her out, that was unnecessary trauma

@@farrahfarmer9287 if I’m not mistaken, when a witness is giving a testimony they must point out and show they recognize the defendant in the courtroom.

I don't think he even noticed her or even knew who she was poor baby

devonna portwood he was a little kid!!! He loves his m but his sisters is another kind of love.

Cece Honeybee 👏👏👏

Facts 😂

OG BALLA u must have bad brows 🤢🤢

Cece Honeybee I have really bad eyebrows so................

Right

Right. He’s being a man when he should be growing up and enjoying his childhood.

That’s exactly was I noticed too and it kinda shocked me.

AJ's around 20-21 now. That feels crazy to me and I wonder if he still stands firm towards his story of event. I doubt he has any recollection of that day tho since I can barely remember anything from when I was 6 in half the time. Then again, that sure as hell has to be a core memory for him so... I don't know

Did she actually say that? Time stamp?

@@anemxia9393 5:14

kirstin x Thanks. That is fucked up on so many levels

What solidified it for me was the forensic stating there was bruising on adrianas face consistent with what AJ said about her face being held down. Of course a 6 year old is going to change his story a little bit. Hes 6 and being asked questions over a year and witnessing his sisters death would cause some confusion. Who's to say he didn't have nightmares and is confusing some of his nightmares with the actual incident