So sorry for those who started watching it before and then got kicked out, KZfaq played us an unfair move and I had to take it down... That won't happen again, enjoy!

"They scream a lot." "Yeah, it's called a kid." Cop really spoke for me in that moment

The way the cop on the first case did EVERYTHING he could to make sure that little boy feel safe, comfortable, and cared for in that moment. He even made sure the boy was having some fun with the lights and the car itself. He should be absolutely applauded for that. ❤️

The cop with the first one warms my heart “see my lights little buddy” warmed my heart the most his fatherly instinct kicked in

when i worked for CPS, my favourite kid was a lot like the first one. three year old boy who had absolutely no boundaries or concept of stranger danger. he was allowed to run loose and would often run in to the streets and his mom & her boyfriend (who was a sexual predator, mind you) would get high and ignore him. he was diagnosed with reactive attachment disorder and has really explosive tantrums and odd behaviours, but the sweetest kid in the world. long story short, he’s back with dad and in a loving and happy home, and i’m friends with his dad on facebook so i can keep up with him. ☺️ he was probably the biggest influence in my life to go back to school for forensic psychology.

"its unfair" "yeah its not fair to your son, thats what its not fair to, have a seat" is the best line of a police officer i have ever heard

Just the fact the mother had to ask why her daughter was being arrested after her daughter threw her child in a trash can .Is unbelievably disturbing!

"10 year old McDonalds" "10,000 choking hazards". I love this guy's honest indignation. He has brother energy.

In the case of Alexee Trevizo the behavior of the grandmother is almost more disturbing than the murdering itself, she is so cold blooded

This is disgusting when you realize the parents are crying because they got caught not because of their terrible behavior.

the woman: "Yeah... they're very loud and they scream a lot..." the police officer: "Yeah its called a kid" I busted out laughing

That first cop is what all cops should strive to be, he was so kind with the kid, and firm with the parents without being overly forceful, I applaud him

5:32 “It’s what about you didn’t do” Couldn’t have said it better. This officer is awesome

My dad used to be a police officer. One story he would always tell me about is a raid he did on crack house. There were 5 kids inside, 2 baby’s had full diaper and the older kids had nothing on at all. After everyone inside had been rounded up and arrested, my dad and his partner spent the next 45 minutes trying to clean them up and find them cloths. My dad said when he got home he just hugged me and my siblings as hard as he could, then spent the rest of the day playing board games and watching a movie with us. Best dad even, I don’t know how he could go about seeing things like that then come home and have the energy to raise us. I love him to death. Sorry for the long text, this video just got to me.

The Alexee case is a little confusing. For someone to be that terrified of telling their mother that they're pregnant, and do whatever they can to hide it, makes me wonder if her mother was horrible too.

Narrator: "...kids were served microwaved hot pockets for dinner..." Me: (shamefully lowers hot pocket back onto plate)

The James story just reminded me of my childhood because when we got in trouble (which was often) my dad would make us eat only Peanut butter sandwiches for breakfast, lunch, supper; not being allowed to eat what theg would have for supper unless it was a meal he knew we didn't like. My mom felt bad one time, snuck my sister real food and my dad got mad at her. Shame on parents who bring a human into the world just to inflict pain or trauma. Sorry James. I hope you're in a better place full of love.❤️

To ALL of the people who called the cops and who stopped for these kids, THANK YOU!!! You're awesome. I wish we had more people like you!

The officer in the first case is a saint. He's so good with that little boy

Imagine how baby James felt realizing his mother, the person that’s supposed to be protecting him and loving him didn’t care to help him. 😢 may he rest in peace and hope his siblings are in a better home

I've heard of that teen mom from Artesia. There's a lot of missing context. She still did a terrible thing, but was also a scared and confused kid with a very abusive home life. I struggle not to feel at least a little bit bad for her as well as for the baby.

The fact that she only started crying when learning of her arrest and NOT when she was told her son almost got run over tells me everything I need to know. That cop is more upset than they were. This is disgusting.

"Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child" is one very true statement.

The way the first cop is so nice and caring to the kid and immediately flips the switch on the parents when talking to em. Bravo

Little James, may he rest in peace 🪦

THE NERVE and AUDACITY for that mother to ask the officers to stop yelling at her while she's admitting to forcing her other children to carry their dead brother to the car... unreal

It always amazes me how someone can explain in detail how they step by step ended their child's life without a speck of emotion, just to break down and cry for themselves when they realize they've been caught and their life as they knew it is over. Absolutely disgusting.

"Wassup lil man!! :D" What a good man god he was so nice to the kid

The first cop is incredible - did everything in his power to comfort the little dude and keep him happy and occupied. Major kudos to the officer :)

When the little boy said "awesome!" and the cop said "you like those blue lights? We're actually going to sit in that car" my heart melted ♥

In case anyone doesn't realize, the parents in the first video were likely passed out on heroin. Both very sedated and confused, mom rubbing the side of her nose (common itchy spot with opioid users), and their alibi was literally "we were sleeping". Getting high was more important to them than whether their child lives or dies.

20:48 unlocked a memory. My mom used to have us sit in the car for hours while she donated. The struggle is real but that lady could’ve done so much better. My mom had water, snacks, and toys for us. Plus she always brought someone else with her so they could take turns taking care of us. It was uncomfortable and boring but at least she did what she needed to do while keeping us safe

The last one is absolutely heartbreaking…they really sat there with the straightest face of how they disposed of their own child and lying with the whole story multiple times…I can’t believe there’s actual people like this walking in this world.

The first little boy who said "AWWSOMEE!" to the flashing blue lights 😢😭😭 The officer and two women who found him are incredible

Her mother asking “what is she being arrested for” when she knows damn well she threw her baby away and tried to hide it is crazy.

The second story broke my heart. That poor baby. Unfortunately, there are so many cases of teenagers getting pregnant and feeling too scared to tell anyone due to fear of being judged. America needs to get better and teach people what to do if they are pregnant and don't want the child but don't want an abortion. There are tons of adoption agencies and never forget that hospitals and fore stations are safe havens where you can leave a child, no questions asked. It doesn't have to end the way it did with Alexee.

40:22 She really laughed about her child's dead body hitting the surface... what a monster😒

The fact Brittany has a possibility of parole and James only got 19 years after strapping a brick and dumping their child in a river is disgusting. Hope they both get their 2nd round of justice while in prison 😃

The second case: The mother of Alexee is being very weird with her reactions to hearing that her daughter just killed the baby and tried to hide it in a trash can. The fact that Alexee kept insisting that she had never had sex to the doctors, the fact that she kept saying she wasn't pregnant and that she just had back pain, and the fact that she opted to go through the extremely painful and exhausting act of labor and delivery in a bathroom alone tells me that she was so terrified of her mother that she would rather risk serious injury of laboring in a bathroom alone then kill and hide the newborn than admit to her mother that she has had sex. At the age of 19 she is an adult, but her mother's first reaction to hearing what happened was to calmly say, "do you want to be in trouble?" which causes Alexee to immediately start crying and panicking. When the nurse says that she's not a minor and can make her own medical decisions about going to the labor unit to make sure she doesn't get an infection from partial delivery of the placenta, alexees mother immediately jumps in, "no she's still in school. I need to be in the loop" as if her being in school means that she's not a legal adult who must make her own decisions. Alexees mother comes across as authoritarian, controlling, and abusive. In the next clip we see her being confronted by the police at home with a warrant for alexees arrest. The mother stands in the way of the door and demands they tell her everything about what's going on instead of simply handing over her daughter who very clearly and undoubtedly killed her newborn baby. "but this is my house" doesn't matter, they have a warrant for alexees arrest not for your home. "Can I go with her when you take her to the station?" This doesn't concern you, your daughter is the adult and the murderer and you do not have a reason to be there. "So what is she under arrest for?" You have got to be kidding, you were literally there when they found the body. Alexees mother is a controlling and overbearing person who requires everything to include or revolve around her in typical narcissist fashion and I can easily see why Alexee was so terrified of her mother knowing of her not being a virgin that she instead opted to labor alone in a bathroom and kill /hide her newborn rather than let her mom down. Fucked up but I can see it.

the last cop is brilliant, he created his own story to find out the truth. thank you for this you are not just saving lives you are saving humanity. so much respect for them.

the interaction between the kid and the police man in the first case was so wholesome

Props to the 2 ladies in the first case for doing the right thing and called the officer for the kid's safety

The Alexee case is so difficult, her mother is obviously a sociopath - did she refuse to acknowledge she was even pregnant because of fear of her mother?

Giving birth is the most painful and bravest thing women go through. Its equivalent to breaking many bones at the same time. The most shocking thing is, she was okay with all the pain, bleeding, trauma and injuring she was causing to body by giving birth in the bathroom goes to show that how much their parents terrorized her. When your parents are overly controlling, you like maturity. She was 19, not an adult, but she still didn't know to take pills, abortion, etc. There should be further investigation of who groomed and impregnated her. First 2 women were kind enough to let the cops know and its sad to see how happy the kid was to see his neglectful father, they both looked under the influence. We are living in this crazy 🤣 generation where people with brains choosing not to have kids and people with zero brain cells having multiples.

Body cams. For every single officer. Protects them, protects the public, and reveals the valor and honor of the ones too humble to toot their own horn.

The first officers interaction with the child melted my heart, he clearly has kids or grew up with siblings. Bless that officer ❤

The first officer deserves a commendation not just for arresting the poor excuse of parents, but for his wonderful treatment of the child. Poor baby was so enjoying the kindness and attention of both women and the officer. Thank God for these caring ladies and this amazing officer.

Those two parents who threw that poor child in the river are the epitome of evil!!!

The officer letting the little boy play in the cop car was so sweet.

The first cop was amazing. He was so sweet and gentle to the kid, making the kid smile and have fun with the lights, and then was so protective and harsh with the parents (as he should be). He didn’t take any of their BS which was great to see. He definitely helped that kid

Alexee's mom is just as much to blame, she's 19 years old she should not have been that PETRIFIED to tell her mom she was pregnant and her mom absolutely knew the whole time. I kind of wonder if her mom helped her plan it all. That was her full term grandson 💔.

19:08 to think i was celebrating my birthday when this was going on somewhere in the world is truly disgusting. i cant beleive people treat their chidlren like this.

I'm just going to say that I have a feeling that the Alexee Trevizo case has more to it than meets the eye. Abuse, bullying, who knows but for her to want to hide the fact that she was pregnant and then murder her child tells me that something wasn't right in her mind.

I have so much respect for the officers and detectives having to solve these cases. It must be hard to sleep at night processing stuff like this.

Amidst all these horrible things happened to these children, I'm glad to see that there are still people out there who pay attention to their surroundings and take necessary actions and responses.

10:43 “nothing was crying” broke my heart

All the people that stopped for the kids and called for help are absolutely amazing. Here in Poland, a 14 year old girl just died last week. She was having a stroke and was laying on the snow for 2 hours until one man got her inside a market and called for help. There were so many people that passed her and did nothing. I will always stop and check on people laying around, homeless or not, just to make sure they don't need medical attention. It's so terrifying how apathetic humanity has gotten. People that actually act and do something to help.others restore my hope in humanity ever so slightly

As someone who got taken out of my family by CPS at 11 years old ( 38 now ) it flipping sucked , the alternative was live in foster care or be place with relatives in another province . When 1 child gets taken away , all children should be taken away and I’ll tell you why . I was “rescued” where as my brothers were still kept in the same house with the main abuser . My twin brother was eventually placed in a foster home after multiple reports of child abuse and eventually ended up on the streets after more abuse in the foster home and had a big drug problem . 1 brother went to live with his biological father and is a pedo ( just like his step father , my bio father ) and another brother stayed with the main abuser as he was the golden child but got into drugs as he did them with my abuser father . Being taken away sucked big time but , hearing about the downfalls of my older siblings was even harder . Children deserve parents that will love and cherish them and it breaks my heart every time I hear about child neglect and abuse. 😢

This video had me holding back tears, police officers and detective are amazing to be dealt this foul information and to be able to work and get to the bottom of the case is truly something real life super hero shit

that mom and daughter is frightening...the lack of emotion is insane

"Does this seem to be a safe environment for your children?" "Yeah, it's completely safe!" **Officer's bodycam pans to the side to reveal the barbed wire, bear traps, and landmines in plain view**

The cop and those two women in the first one melted my heart. So happy there are great people out here still, doing the right thing. ❤

The second girl was very scared and afraid! I don’t think she should’ve done what she did but the poor thing was scared of the consequences of her actions. The lady who left the kids in the car actually started crying when they said they’d take her kids away! She def messed up, but I don’t think it was on purpose! That’s why abortions are important! Don’t say “adoption” or “foster care” cause how many of you would adopt or foster? And as far as I know Foster care is a money scam and most people don’t even take care of the kids but take the money for their own joy!

About the "nothing was crying" thing, i think she wanted to say she "didnt hear nothing, the baby wasn't crying". As in it was already dead and she didn't know what to do

The first officer was really great with that little guy. I really appreciate his behavior. I was often faced with not-so-nice cops when I was a kid, and I think it helped steer me towards some real issues with authority. I'm glad that he made the experience as positive as possible.

The Uber Eats guy who saved the child in the hot car looked absolutely traumatized by the evil he witnessed. Poor guy.

the little "AWESOME!" melt my heart. kids are so precious.

You can tell that 19 year old girls mom and her awful parenting is a big reason she's in the situation she's in.

Hearing a mother talking about dumping her baby so casually is spine chilling, what the hell is wrong with people 🤮

The fact that the little boy in the first video had no fear of strangers is heartbreaking. That often means a child has little to no true emotional attachment to their parent(s). This little one deserves.SO much better. Thank God for the two women who stopped to help him before he wandered into traffic!

I swear, I came from german documentaries bout shipping stuff or diners to stuff like this and now I'm in a never ending circle watching this stuff xD

The girl who gave birth in the hospital I felt sorry for...If she'd had an abortion, she would be getting pats on the back. I was a technician in a large hospital for many years, and I can guarantee that those same supposedly horrified doctors and nurses have been involved in killing babies, dismembering them and tossing them in the trash, but because the child hasn't exited the birth canal, they feel justified. The hypocrisy is palpable. I'm just going to say that putting your newborn in the trash is a "woman's health issue" and call it a "fetus" and a "clump of cells" and give the girl a pass. By the way, how often do we hear "what about rape or incest?" to justify abortion; but the likelihood of this pregnancy being the result of rape or incest is high, given the reaction and obvious naïveté of the girl.

"Okay stop right there; number one priority is she just had a baby; she is bleeding significantly" I know doctors often have to have a cold and focused mind in this job and especially these situations , but damn this woman just knows. Mad respect, I could never

The officer's treatment of the child in the first clip was very sweet. Given that I had some really bad experiences with how the police treated me as a kid, it's really heartwarming to see something different. I hope these kids can live a good life.

As someone who has a 16 year age gap with my youngest sibling, all of these break my heart. I know how difficult it is to take care of a baby, let alone when I don’t have the full responsibility of being a parent. These baby’s are innocent and never deserve to be in these situations. Bless these kids. Glad that even strangers will go out of their way to help these kids.

“They’re really loud, screaming and crying.” “Yeah, it’s called a kid.” This man deserves a promotion.

The sickening part about James's case is that if his scumbag parents hadn't tried to play the "OH MY KID IS MISSING" card, they might have gotten away with it. It's so scary how much we have to rely on the incompetence of heinous individuals like this to catch them.

What terrifies and saddens me is that there are plenty of children out there right now going through similar situations.

THIS is why I'm scared about abortions getting more and more complicated to have for women. And now it's even illegal in some states. This is the kind of things that happens when you force some people to have a kid

OMG, the first boy understood what was going on and they were so nice to him. Love to see that happen.

One of my closest friends grew up with parents like that first couple and eventually by loving grandparents by the time he was about 12. It was absolutely remarkable to see him transform into the rock solid man and provider he is today. His grandparents were amazing

Love the opening statement. "Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child !"

The ladies from the first videos are absolute angels. Not only did they call for his safety but they did EVERYTHING THEY COULD to make that child feel loved/safe. ❤ We need more people like them.

The officers are brave men for keeping their cool, I don’t think I could hold myself back if I was in these situations

Seeing the one where she left her kids in the hot car for hours to donate plasma made me look back on my own childhood on how normal it was back then . My mother was a single mother and sometimes had to leave us in the car for what seemed like hours bc she couldn’t take us inside. I remember sweating to the point of drenching the seats.. Seeing these type of videos makes me realize how much unhealed trauma can resurface, I’m glad these babies got the help they needed and away from these “parents”.

3:17 the way the cop interacts with the kid is just awesome. Not letting him think anything is out of place or wrong.

That first cop did a great job dealing with the situation. Professionalism at its finest. That is what you call a good cop.

The second girl did something wrong, for sure, but you also don't recognize the effects that mental illness can have on a young, pregnant, scared individual. This was a deeply unfortunate occurrence, as NOBODY seemed to notice that anything was wrong, but it's clear that her behavior was not INITIALLY malicious. I have nothing to say about her deception after the discovery of the deceased infant; maybe it was malicious, but you HAVE to recognize all the facts, or the system that failed her and that baby will not be improved.

I feel so bad for anyone that grew up with memories of screaming for ur parents for hours, or having to hide from ur own parents never feeling safe with them. Especially if no one noticed or did anything. Abuse is disgusting, especially showing no empathy for their child if they DO get caught. I hate people so much and this is why. Edit: I don’t know how ppl brin g kids into the world just to hit them and scream at them and enjoy taking their anger out on them Edit 2: for all teh people in the reply (yes I read them all) I hope u are all ok and that all abused people, ur parents have gotten help and u don’t need to live with them anynore. If u need help, just say in the reply’s because I read them.

The parents in the first part of the video were 100% on something. Between the non-reactions, slow, unintelligent responses, there's no way in hell they were "just sleeping"

"they are very loud and scream a lot" -- yeah, it's called a kid ! ----priceless

Once when I was in middle school I went outside to stargaze with a blanket and it was really cold but I was bundled up. I was leaning over, covered, and playing my DS but all that could be seen is the hunched figure. Two people stopped that night to ask if I was okay and even though I was, I’m always grateful for kind strangers

The fact the two "parents" at the end of this video BOTH didn't get full life sentences is disgusting. They spent the whole time pointing fingers at eachother that it is evident they were both equally complicit in their son's passing. And both equally complicit in trying to discard his body.

My son is two and is highly attached to me and his father. If a stranger tried to hold him he would scream bloody murder and reach for his father and I. Seeing the neglected children not even flinch being held by someone they've never met speaks VOLUMES on how shitty their parents are, so sad.

Is it just me or these are just super fun / entertaining to watch

The first cop was so amazing with that little boy🎉🎉🎉

The second one was completely different. She deserves to face consequences for killing her baby 100% but I saw nothing but fear and desperation there with some heavy influence from her awful mother. "Nothing was crying" feels like she was struggling to get her words out after she had just done and been through something insane.

Okay so the first case hits close to home because my own son got out of the house around that age. It was under a matter of minutes while I was folding laundry. HOWEVER, I wasn't on drugs ("sleeping"), I realized almost straight away and I was in an absolute panic. It was by far the worst few minutes of my life and I have experienced pretty horrible things in my life including almost dying in a car accident. I would gladly go through a hundred car accidents if it meant never experiencing the fear and panic of having a missing child. We are surrounded by dense woods and I had no idea which way he went. Luckily he hadn't gotten far and I found him quickly. Largely due to our at the time foster dog running out and locating him (we obviously foster failed and kept him after that) Still, those minutes felt like an eternity. The fact that these "parents" didn't even seem concerned when learning their son was found on a busy road absolutely infuriates me. My heart breaks for that sweet little boy. I hope he is in a stable and loving place. The narrator is right: every child deserves a parent but not every person deserves a child. 😢

Not the kid snitching out the parents at 1:42 💀

The second video the grandmother should be arrested too. She obstructed justice while police had a warrant and “what is she under arrest for?” Seriously? Murder of her infant child. That’s what she’s under arrest for.